Deputy Kills Two Mexican Students Near Ardmore
In Ardmore Oklahoma on June 8 deputy Bill Guess fatally shot two Mexican college students Emilio Cortes Rubio 20 and Manuel Gomez 22 during a highway stop. Salvador Cortes Rubio 24 survived claiming it was a defense against armed youths. County Attorney Marvin Shilling said murder charges likely to be filed and consulted Mexican consul Senor H Valdez.
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Okla
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
United States
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Gomez
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Bill Guess
Guess
Cecil Crosby
Oklahoma
Crosby
Marvin Shilling
Shilling
Senor H. Valdez
Oklahoma City
Church Protest of Act Marks Baptist Stand on Disarmament
Kansas City June 8 The Northern Baptist convention closed its annual session with a protest against denying citizenship due to refusal to bear arms. It urged reduction of armaments including military budgets and abolition of poison gas and germ warfare prep. The group backed U S affiliation with the world court while noting national defense.
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Kansas City
Northern Baptist Convention
Convention
Baptists
United States
World Court
Texas National Bank officials sentenced to three years
W. L. Smallwood chairman and OC. Johnson vice president of the defunct Texas National of Fort Worth were each sentenced by Federal Judge Sheppard to three years in Leavenworth.
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Fort Worth
Texas
W. L. Smallwood
Texas National of
Filipino Servant Confesses Murder in New York
Gavino Demiler a Filipino servant confessed to killing Dr George Edward Deely to steal money for his girlfriend. Deely was found stabbed and beaten to death in his home last Tuesday after Demiler returned about 4 am and wrestled with the doctor. He had previously worked as a pugilist and said he took 654 from the dressing table before the slaying.
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New York
Gavino Demiler
George Edward Deely
Two Gate City People Injured In Runaway Car
Robert Mosher of 810 South Fourth avenue and Mrs E T Carr of 812 South Fourth were seriously injured Sunday at 5 am fourteen miles south of Arco when a car returning to Pocatello overturned after a rear tire blew. Mosher suffered a fractured clavicle six broken ribs and multiple bruises while Mrs Carr had contusions and bruises. Both were taken to the General hospital where their condition improved.
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Robert Mosher
South Fourth Avenue
E. T. Carr
South Fourth
Arco
Mosher
Carr
Pocatello
Cooler Weather Forecast For Tuesday
The high temperature reached 87 degrees Sunday despite clouds and dust. Forecasters predict cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday with possible showers and thunderstorms in the mountains. At 2 PM the mercury was 82 and a cool wind reduced the heat. Sunrise Tuesday is 4 50 and sunset 8 08.
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Inkom
Eighteen Bus Riders Robbed in Shamrock Texas
Report from Shamrock Texas details a raid on a Tulsa to El Paso bus line. Seven highwaymen in two cars stopped the coach on a detour and looted passengers of 668 dollars in cash and 273 dollars in jewelry. Passengers hid funds in stockings and shoes while Alma Jean Orr concealed a 175 dollar diamond ring in her mouth.
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Shamrock
Texas
Erick
Erick Okla
Bill Hickock
Tulsa
Okla
el Paso
Henry MacNiell
Champaign
Alma Jean Orr
Lyons
Kan
Garner Raps Smoot Hawley Tariff Act in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Representative Garner of Texas denouncing the Smoot Hawley tariff as a blundering measure. He and Tilson of Connecticut critique the Democratic platform for 1932 while criticizing Republican protection, free trade politics, and foreign debt positions.
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Smoot-Hawley
Washington
Texas
Democratic Party
Tilson
Connecticut
House
Ways and Means
Hawley
Tariff Commission
University of Idaho hosts 246 4-H Junior Short Course
The University of Idaho extension division hosts 246 4-H members at the Southern Branch campus for a junior short course. Eighty boys and 166 girls, led by six men and two women, take part in field work judging farm animals and sewing banking and health classes. J R Dyer and J H Reardon address attendees.
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Southern Branch
J. R Dyer
J. H. Reardon
Papers Oppose Bruening Plan In Germany Editorial Clash
Berlin June 8 AP reports newspapers nationwide condemn Chancellor Bruening's emergency tax decrees. Editorials say the move throttles consumption and harms workers, risking economic collapse and boosting extremist appeal as editorials warn the policy will devastate Germany’s economy.
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Berlin
Bruening
Montag Morgen
Williams Electrocuted for Reform School Matron Murder
Alexander McClay Williams, 19, of Delaware County was executed by electric chair at Rockview Prison in Bellefonte Pennsylvania for the murder of Mrs Vita Beatrice Robare, matron at Glen Mills reform school, on October 3 last year.
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Bellefonte
Alexander McClay Williams
Delaware County
Rockview Penitentary
Vita Beatrice Robare
Glen Mills Reform School
Here
International conference on silver urged by Senator King
Senator King urges the administration to call an international conference on silver despite some nations' reluctance to enter negotiations now. The day's wire items also report a Oregon fire destroying Oregon Canning plant equipment worth $200000, Mrs. Ella A Boole elected president of the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union, a process server delivering a summons to Colonel Lindbergh on a test flight, western counties urging more federal funds for western Indian care, and Orndorff Construction LA bidding $815000 in Washington.
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King
Democrat
Utah
Toronto
Ella A. Boole
N. Y
World Women's Christian Temperance Union
Boy Drowns in Lake Channel Near American Falls
Francis Christensen seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen drowned Saturday in Lake Channel 18 miles west of American Falls Lars 10 survived after horse slipped into a moss filled hole rescuers including A H Bel bert Cotton Tolman and Al Nook helped in the search with Sheriff L E Davis and Patrolman Frank Mitchell. Services set for Tuesday at the True Gospel church with interment at Fallview cemetery.
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Pocatello Tribune
Francis Christensen
Martin Christensen
Lake Channel
Here
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Francis
Power City
A. H. Belbert
Cotton Tolman
al Nook
Christensen
L. E. Davis
Frank Mitchell
Enoch Daley
West Clark Street
Pocatello
Wallace
Burley
Archie Morris
Lexington
Accident leads to amputation near Pocatello yard
Joaquin Munce a 28 year old El Paso Texas resident had his right leg amputated after being crushed under a Short Line train at the Pocatello yard Sunday morning He slipped while attempting to alight from the moving car and sustained extensive leg injuries He was rushed to General hospital by police ambulance where Dr W W Brothers treated him The incident occurred about 730 am and Weller Watchman Welker notified yard foreman Anderson supervised the scene
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General Hospital
P. FE
Munoez
San Antonio
el Paso
Texas
Pocatello
la Grande
Oregon
Pocatello Yards
Munuez
Welker
Anderson
W. W. Brothers
Agents Seek Capone Money in Tax Evasion Case
Federal authorities pursued Al Capone's assets as a prelude to civil actions to collect about $215,083 the government says he owes in income tax. Capone was indicted the prior Friday on income tax evasion charges.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Debts Cut for Quick Relief Proposed by Will Rogers
In Heverly California Will Rogers argues that canceling all debts would ease widespread pressure and depressions. He claims most people owe more than they are owed and suggests debt relief as temporary stimulus, warning that interest keeps the economy bound.
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Heverly Wills
Calif
Careless Shooter Wounds Utah Man in Salt Lake City
Arthur Jones 23 of Redwood road two miles west of the city remained in serious condition after a gunshot wound from a careless marksman. The shooting occurred Saturday night on the Jordan Canal bank. He underwent an operation and is expected to recover as investigators seek the shooter.
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Salt Lake City
Arthur Jones
Redwood Road
Jones
Jordan Canal Bank
Lions International president to keynote 28th district convention
Earl W. Hodges, president of Lions International, will be the principal speaker at the 28th district Lions convention in Pocatello on June 22 and 23. The meeting announced today covered plans for delegates from 66 clubs in Utah and Idaho, and Hodges was described as a prominent national speaker with a varied career.
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Lions International
Pocatello
Utah
Idaho
Dean Dyer
Board of Regents
Charles M. Genaux
Logan
Moscow
Genaux
Pennsylvania State College of Forestry
U. of IL
Utah Agricultural College
Gen
Pocatello Chamber Plans Delegation for Irrigation Canal Ceremony
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will send a delegation to the Shoshone dedicatory celebration for the completion of the Gooding Shoshone irrigation canal. The project involved drilling through lava rock and cementing with a hydraulic pump at considerable cost. The celebration is set for Sunday and Monday.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Shoshone
Gooding - Shoshone
Baseball Scores and Detentions From The Day
Summary of daily box scores across leagues including Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington St Louis Boston and national results. Menon Ferrell Ruffing Dickey Whitehill Grabowski Grove Cochrane Hargrave and others feature in the contest details along with a Salt Lake City liquor conspiracy arraignment where three former deputy sheriffs pleaded not guilty.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Tillman D. Johnson
Train wreck toll rises with second death near Fargo
Mrs. George Havens of Conrad Montana died June 8 as the second fatality from the May 27 tornado spawned wreck near Fargo North Dakota. The disaster left multiple injuries and prompted emergency response from local authorities and rail officials.
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Fargo
N. D
George Havens
Conrad
Mont
Here
Addition of 540 Lots Expands Idaho Campus Fourfold
J R Dyer executive dean of the University of Idaho Southern Branch reports state board of regents approved purchasing 800 lots to enlarge the campus. The acquisition increases property holdings and makes the campus four times larger than two years ago.
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J. R. Dyer
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
State Board of Regents
Southern Branch
Pocatello YMCA Campaign Attracts Record Swim Signups
About 900 students enroll in the Tribune YMCA free learn to swim drive at the Pocatello pool with 300 girls and 200 boys registering today and more expected. Austin L. Jones, campaign director, notes record turnout ahead.
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Tribune
Pocatelli Tribune-Y. M. C. A
YM. C. A
Austin L. Jones
The
Negro Shot Police Officer In Missouri Night Raid
A posse hunted Jesse Sue, 38, a Negro, after he shot and critically wounded Louis McIntyre, 53, a policeman, when officers went to arrest him for an earlier shooting in the Negro district. Sue’s shot gun blast struck McIntyre in the abdomen as he approached the rear door. He had earlier wounded James Gay in a separate argument.
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Mexico
Jesse Sue
Louis McIntyre
McIntyre
Ime
Lue
Sue
James Gay
Vatican halts Italian church construction in Mussolini clash
Rome June 8 The Vatican suspends church construction across Italy in a counter move amid tensions with Premier Mussolini. Millions were spent on nearly 2,000 Vatican City buildings and elsewhere. ongoing projects will finish possibly in abbreviated form. The pope values church building as unemployment relief and reopens youth clubs as congregations.
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Italy
Vatican
Mussolini
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Mundelein
Chicago
Fire Loss Hits Three Million in Norfolk Blaze
A waterfront fire in Norfolk caused an estimated 3 million in damage after an oil barge blast at Buxton Line piers. The Victoria hotel was destroyed, the American Peanut plant burned, and 30 people needed hospital treatment as flames spread across Beven blocks until crews gained control with rain aiding suppression.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Victoria
Carre Ambrose
American Peanut Corporation
Chequers Conference Spurs Talks on War Reparations
London reports link Stimson and Mellon visits to Chequers discussions between Britain and Germany on reopening reparations. MacDonald Henderson led Britain with Bruening Curtius for Germany as spokesmen say the international economic issue has begun moving forward and needs broader cooperation.
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Today
Europe
Henry L. Stimson
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Great Briain
Heinrich Bruening
Julius Curtius
Germany
England
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