Texan Nearing Next Stop on World Flight
Jimmy Mattern resumed his round the world flight landing at Beloye Siberia near Irkutsk and then Krasnoyarsk en route to the Pacific leg. Reports indicate he recovered from nausea after a forced Belovo landing and planned further repairs on his damaged aircraft as he moves toward the next objective.
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TEXAN
World Flight
Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
Beloye
Siberia
Irkutsk
Jimmie Mattern
Krasnoyarsk
Belovo
Kyasnoyarsk
Be Jovo
National Women's Champs Coming to Idaho in Exhibition
The Oklahoma Presbyterian College Cardinals at Durant meet the Pocatello Tent and Awning Company girls, two time Western champions, at Reed Hall University of Idaho Southern Branch next Monday at 8 30. Russell Greves, manager of the Pocatello team, announced the event. The Cardinals arrive from Edmonton after a Canadian tour against the Edmonton Grads world champions.
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Cardinals
Oklahoma Presbyterian College
Durant
Okla
Pocatello
Reed Hall
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Russell Greves
Cardinnals
Edmonton
Alberta
Edmonton Grads
Utah Weather Outlook Slight Temperature Change Expected
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. Light winds and a modest cooldown may occur, affecting overnight lows and weekend daytime highs.
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Utah
Morgan Appears in Shirtsleeves Before Senators
In Washington on a sweltering June day the usually private J. P. Morgan sat with senators as heat forced coats off. Morgan wore a white linen shirt and white suspenders, showing a rare public exposure as questions about the banker were raised in a crowded room.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Tom
Harry
Morgan
Partners Show Investigators Stock Dealings
Senate investigators reviewed stock transactions by partners of J. P. Morgan and Co. Thomas S. Lamont detailed losses to reduce taxable income with direct and indirect stock exchanges. William Ewing, trustee for his children, was examined over profitable short sales. Lamont claimed no cash paid for stock repurchase and noted close market pricing.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Co
Senate Investigation Committee
Thomas S. Lamont
William Ewing
Morgan Counsel
Davis
Lamont
Grand Council Convention Opens At Bannock Hotel
The 36th annual Grand Council United Commercial Travelers convention gathers at Bannock hotel with committee reports. Delegates W. E. Boley Billings and F. L. Walters Salt Lake City named to the Columbus supreme session June 27 to 30. Banquet set for 7 pm. officers to be elected and 1934 meeting city chosen Saturday.
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Grand Council
United Commercial
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Bannock Hotel
C. R. Sutton
Grand Supreme Council
Columbus
Ohio
W. E. Boley
Billings
Mont
F.L. Walters
Salt Lake City
Girl Claims No Romance With Roosevelt Son In Dallas
Miss Ruth Goggins of Fort Worth, 25, says there was no romance with Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, after a Dallas introduction. Mrs Roosevelt declined to comment, noting Elliott is married, while Roosevelt officials deny a triangle. The heat wave across the east caused numerous deaths with Chicago and Cleveland reporting record highs and drownings.
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Dallas
Texas
Ruth Goggins
Fort Worth
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Elliott
Pacific Coast
Young Roosevelt
Nevada
Elizabeth Donner
Philadelphia
Miss Goggins
Wellesley College
Dallas News
Great Lakes Region
New York
Middle-West
Tilanois
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Girls Seek Unpledged Votes in Regional Beauty Race
The Tribune reports over three million Bay Idaho votes held by citizens and candidates sparking renewed efforts to locate unpledged support. Standings show Miss Louise Woffington and Miss Jean Halliwell leading Miss Pocatello, with Woffington extending her margin while other contestants gain strength in Miss Eastern and Southeastern Idaho races.
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Tribune
Bay Idaho
Miss
the Tribune
Effie Matsow
Fort Hall
Miss Henderson
Verda Stoddard
Pocatello
Mildred Hubbard
the Journal
Gangster dies after New York apartment attack
George Schaefer died from a bullet wound after an attack on an expensive New York apartment. Leon Kraemer, called the brains of the Whittemore gang, was in serious condition. Police seek a red headed woman who occupied the apartment with them.
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New York
George Schaefer
Leon Kraemer
Kraemer
Whittemore
Today’s Scores From Evening Baseball Contests
A set of box score snippets shows teams such as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington, Boston, New York, Detroit and Chicago with various run totals and pitching lines. The report notes only games scheduled with listed pitchers and outcomes in compact scoreline form.
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune From Beverly Hills
Will Rogers notes in a Beverly Hills dispatch that discussions on war debts are avoided as embarrassing and predicts Congress will slow Roosevelt, undo in ten days what he took ten weeks to accomplish. Weather outlook calls for showers tonight or Saturday with cooler conditions in the southwest portion.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Europe
Roosevelt
Congress
Judge Reprimands Jury at Twin Falls
Twin Falls district judge W A Babcock condemned a jury for wasting about 400 dollars of taxpayers money after dismissing the panel without reaching a verdict in the steer theft trial of Lamoine Stevens, Kimberly residents Clarence Kirby and Theodore Robinson had pleaded guilty and were paroled after sentencing.
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Twin Falls
de Claring
W. A. Babcock
Lamoine Stevens
E. A. McIntyre
Kimberly
Clarence Kirby
Theodore Robinson
Woman Held on First Degree Murder Charge
Preliminary hearing for Mrs. Felix Polk, 28, held before Justice Jerry Kinney, as prosecutors prepare murder in the first degree charges. Polk, alleged to have killed her common-law husband Eddie Birdo with an axe after an all-night quarrel at 144 South Second Avenue, claims self defense while authorities note Birdo’s history of violence.
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Felix Polk
Negress
Eddie Birdo
South Second Avenue
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Kinney
McDevitt
Birdo
Peterson Tops Idaho Golfers in Amateur Qualifying
Ben Peterson of Pocatello led the Idaho amateur at Ross Park with a 73 in the opening 18 holes. Boise’s W. L. Baker shot 76 and Walter Smith and Fred Huth of Pocatello posted 77 to sit near the top as match play begins later today. numerous scores from Boise Rupert Pocatello Idaho Falls and St. Anthony followed in the qualifying round.
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Ben Peterson
Pocatello
Idaho
Ross Park
Peterson
W. L. Baker
Boise
Walter Smith
Fred Huth
Belnap
Jack Cummick
Max Rawlins
Bob Davis
Art Shultz
Gerald Miller
M. D. McMillan
Rupert
H. B. Caldwell
Bob Leute
St. Anthony
Steve Rhoads
House approves administration railroad bill in early action
Washington June 9 The House approved the administration's amended railroad bill leaving only Senate action before sending the measure to the President.
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Washington
House
Senate
Lawmakers Move Toward 3.2 Beer Sales in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls June 9 lawmakers and officials dispute the 3.2 beer issue. Attorney General Bert Miller is rebutted by county commissioners Sam Price and J L Milner who say the boards resolution seeks to avoid unnecessary arrests and prosecutions until court rulings on status of 3.2 beer. Boise Gov C Ben Ross denies discussions of martial law with Miller and avoids commenting on Idaho Falls ordinance legality. Mayor Barazilla Clark urges common sense as supreme court weighs intoxicating limits.
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Idaho Falls
Bert Miller
Board of
Board of County Commissioners
Congress
Milner
Barazilla W. Clark
Miller
Supreme Court
Ross
Boise
C. Ben Ross
Bonneville County
Western states count in 1933 West Point class
Local list shows western state cadets from the United States Military Academy 1933 graduation. Names include H Benjamin Thompson of Pocatello Idaho and Paul R Gowen of Caldwell Idaho with addresses, and Gordon P Larson of Ogden Utah.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Western States
Thompson
H. Benjamin
North Hayes Avenue
Pocatello
Idaho
Gowen
Paul R
Chicago Street
Caldwell
Larson
Gordon P
Lincoln Avenue
Ogden
Utah
Four Killed in Mexican Fight Between Vigilantes and Agrarians
Four persons were killed and seven injured in Cofradia when White Guards who claim to act as vigilantes attacked an Agrarian meeting. In the ensuing fight two men on each side were killed.
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Mexico City
Cofradia
Slayers Kidnap In Jail Raid Near Huntsville
In Huntsville Tennessee several men forcibly entered Scott county jail and abducted inmates Jerome Boyett and Harvey Winchester who faced murder charges. Winchester was found dead with bullet wounds about 200 feet from the road between Huntsville and Helen Wood. Boyett remains missing. he was accused of killing Sheriff G F Winningham and deputy Floyd Winningham of Pickett county three weeks earlier.
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Huntsville
Tenn
Scott County
Jerome Boyett
Harvey Winchester
Winchester
Helen Wood
Boyett
G. F. Winningham
Floyd@ Winningham
Pickett County
War debts ruled out of World Economic Conference
Secretary Cordell Hull told British reporters war debts would not be a topic at the World Economic Conference. He said removal of trade barriers and restoring gold faith are key to equitable recovery, and the delegation aims to facilitate a timely, united effort amid the global crisis.
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London
Cordell Hull
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Ray Atherton
MacDonald
Hull
White House
Washington
Laborer fatally stabs three in east side flat
In New York an immigrant laborer, 33 year old Raymond Irizarry, killed his mother in law Julia Vizarrondo, sister in law Celia, 25, and his wife Ricarda during a quarrel over family finances. He stabbed himself as police closed in, his three young daughters nearby.
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New York
Raymond Irizarry
East Side
Irizarry
Julia Vizarrondo
Cecelia
Ricarda
Hely Cote
Governor Outlines Pro gram of Subjects for Discussion
Boise June 9 Governor C R Ross called a special legislative session to meet in Boise June 10 to legalize beer repair the states financial machinery and adjust several other matters. The call lists topics from state investments to liquor regulation waters of Snake River amended flood control funds interest on warrants and charter reforms.
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Boise
Co Ten Ross
Idaho
United States
Wyoming
Snake River
Treasury
Lewiston
Armour Holds Narrow Lead In National Open
Tommy Armour of Chicago stretched his 36 hole total to 143 after a 75 in the United States Open at Glenview North Shore Golf Club. He led Joe Kirkwood of Coral Gables by one stroke, Kirkwood posting 70 for 144 total.
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Glenview
Lll
North Shore Golf Club
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Armour
Joe Kirkwood
Coral Gables
Fla
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Pennock
Dickey
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Berry
Will Rogers
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