Stunts Close Four H Clubs Junior Course at Idaho
Stunt night at Frazier hall marks the completion of the 4 H club junior short course at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Ten groups compete in the stunt fest as Thursday brings more athletic events before many depart for home.
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Frazier Hall
Seasion
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Hutchinson Field
Idaho
South Central District
H. W. Barber
Ellen Raether
General Assembly
Paul V. Nash
Chamber of Ecommerce
Nash
Nautilus Heads Toward English Coast After Gulf Stream Run
The submarine Nautilus, with explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins aboard, parting from the U S coast guard cutter Pontchartrain 987 miles east of Pollock Rip lightship in the gulf stream. It proceeds toward London at easy speed aided by current, aiming for its first port of call.
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Boston
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
U. S. Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Gulf Stream
Pollock Rip
Coast Guard
London
Queen Helen of Romania to go into exile soon
Reports from Bucharest say King Carol plans a financial settlement for Queen Helen amounting to 40 000 dollars annually as she leaves Romania. She will be allowed three visits yearly to Crown Prince Michael and will keep Bucharest palace and Black Sea villa for use during trips. A villa bought for 66 000 dollars is linked to plans for a future home of Mme Magda Laipescu.
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Paris
Helen
Romania
Carol
Bucharest
London
Michael
Black Sea
Mme
Magda Laipescu
Europe
Rail workers gain slight rise in March figures
Interstate Commerce Commission data show a small rise in railroad employment in March from February and a $14 million increase in total pay. The March payroll reached 1,319,315 employees with $188,457,000, compared with 1,316,404 workers earning $178,818,130 in February.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Germany Assails Hunger Dictator at Bremerhaven Pier
Nazis shouted down with Bruening and Curtius as they arrived from England. Police intervened with clubs, dispersing the mob and arresting four, including the editor of a local national socialist paper, while Ambassador Sackett accompanied the officials to a Berlin-bound train.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Bruening
Julius Curtius
England
Curthus
Ambassador Sackett
United States
Berlin
National Socialist
Forest fires threaten the West as drought worsens
The forest service warns that lack of rainfall drives a dangerous fire season in the far west. California declares a statewide emergency, while dry lightning hits Washington and Oregon. Large fires blaze in Pacific Northwest, California, Colorado and Montana as eastern and southern forests show reduced losses.
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Washington
Far West
Forest Service
California
Colorado National Forest
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Colorado
Montana
Baseball Scoreboard Showdown With Mixed Results
National and major league box scores feature New York beating Pittsburgh 13 to 5 with Walker and team powering late play while Brooklyn toppled Cincinnati 13 to 10 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 in other games. St. Louis edged Boston 8 to 1 in a separate matchup.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Walker, Heving, Schuman
Chaplin
O'Farrell
French
Phillips
Rainy Intercity Matchups Across The Circuit
A weather disrupted slate shows Chicago-New York, Detroit-Boston and St. Louis-Philadelphia all rain affected. The game card lists scorelines with Washington and Hudlin Shoffner Sewell Jones Marberry Spencer among players.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Hudlin
Shoffner and
Sewell
Jones, Marberry and
Spencer
Catholic Women Meet at Nampa Idaho
Delegates of the Idaho Council of Catholic Women attended morning mass and held a business meeting to discuss current issues. The legislative committee urged state support for the Slickpoo Indian orphanage. Officers to be elected and a meeting place chosen later. Rt Rev Bishop Kelly of Boise spoke at the afternoon session.
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Nampa
Idaho Council of Catholic Women
Slickpoo
Kelly
Boise
Two Men Sentenced for Armed Robbery Pleas
William Stanley Dean Jr and George Barry pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit robbery before Judge J A Downing and were sentenced to two to 14 years. The case notes a theft of money estimated at 950 dollars. Police officers Guy Wales and Tom Resoth involved in the arrest.
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William Stanley Dean, Jr
George Barry
J. A Downing
Dean
Guy Walesnd
Tom Resoth
Double Killing of Companions Tied to Mexican Relative
In Ardmore Oklahoma on June 10 deputies W E Guess and W L Crosby faced district court for murder of Emilio Cortes Rubio, cousin of Mexico’s president, and Manuel Garcia Gomez. Salvador Cortes Rubio, survivor, identified Guess as the shooter though details remain disputed. He testified he stood before his car blinded by its lights and could not confirm deputies’ claims of official status.
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Ardmore
Okla
W. E. Guess
W. L. Crosby
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Garcia Go
Mar
Garcia Gomez
Comrae
W E. Guess
Cecil Crosby
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Guess
Federal decision favors Pocatello miners stock restraining order
Federal Judge Tillman D. Johnson issues an order restraining Lehi Tintic Mining company from selling the stock of E H Weaver of Pocatello and other minority stockholders for failure to pay an April 15 assessment. Weaver and others sue for a receiver ship and accounting against Ernest R. Woolley with charges of diverted funds. The restraining order remains in effect until the suit is settled.
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Salt Lake City
Tillman D. Johnson
Lehi Tintic Mining Company
E H Weaver
Pocatello
Weaver
Ernest R. Woolley
Woolley
Ross Addresses 300 Scouts at Local Meeting
Governor Ben Ross spoke to about 1,000 people including 500 Boy Scouts encamped for the Hui Tau at Ross Park. He praised the Scouts camping near the city center with nature’s backdrop as Mayor T. C. Coffin welcomed the gathering.
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Ross Park
C. Ben Ross
Pocatello
T. C. Coffin
W C T U Warns Beer Tax Plan Could Force Massive Consumption
The W C T U warned that to raise 1 billion dollars via beer taxes next year, residents in a dozen states and the District of Columbia would need to drink enormous quantities. It said 2 million saloons would be needed to sell the taxed beer, detailing historic per capita and total consumption figures and listing states including California Connecticut Massachusetts Montana Missouri Nevada New Mexico New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Tennessee Maryland and the national capital as potential markets.
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Washington
W. C. T. U. Today
District of Columbia
Congressional Beer Bloc
Union
Beer Bloc
House
Wet Bloc
Treasury
America
Congress
Callifornia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Montana
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
Special Train To Carry Yellow Stone Park Workers Through Pocatello
A train carrying hotel and other employees for Yellow Stone park hotels and camps will pass through Pocatello early Monday morning on its way from Los Angeles to West Yellowstone. The first regular park summer passenger train will pass through Pocatello early on June 18 from Salt Lake City.
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Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Los Angeles
West Yellowstone
Park
Salt Lake City
Russia floats big bond issue to fund five year plan
Moscow announces a 1.6 billion ruble internal loan named the third and decisive year loan. It aims to complete 518 factories in 1931 and finish 1 040 tractor stations as part of the four year plan. Bonds are 50 rubles each with 10 percent cash and lottery option. Young Communists pledge to subscribe, expanding national debt to about 6.56 billion rubles.
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Moscow
Young Communists League
Pew
Lne
Idaho Eagles Pledge Support At Convention
Idaho Eagles reaffirmed faith in the order and officers and backed pension for the aged and unemployment relief. Fifteen resolutions were adopted including support for a state age pension bill with cash set aside for court tests and a congressional bill to study industrial conditions.
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Boise
Idaho Eagles
Idaho
Congres
Meteor Rocks Wide Section of Ohio and Indiana
A large meteor crash believed to have caused a powerful ground shock rattled northwestern Ohio and eastern Indiana. The epicenter near Malinta Ohio left a 10 by 5 foot hole near a road, with widespread damage and thousands awakened. No injuries reported.
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Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Malinta
Here
Accident Board Hears Claims In Pocatello
Joel Brown of Boise and Frank Langley of Coeur d Alene arrived in Pocatello to hear two cases. Miss Edna Jones attends as reporter. The panel denied Delphina Gross a claim against W W C Wholesale and the state fund for a 1928 wrist injury as not filed within a year. J P Jensen v Chaffee Auto and Maryland Casualty was up for hearing after noon.
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J.P. Jensen
Chaffee Auto Company
Maryland Casualty Company
Jack Halliwell Installed as Gate City Commandery Leader
Jack Halliwell was installed eminent commander of Gate City Commandery No. 4, Knights Templar at the Masonic temple. Ray S. Hunter acted as eminent grand marshal, assisted by George W. Matthews. other officers installed included W. H. Nuckols, M. M. Bodell, E. E. Warner, H. L. McClintock, J. W., Howard Stoy, and E. E. Gabbert, with FP. W. Perry, and others listed.
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J.P
Jack) Halliwell
Gate City
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Ray S. Hunter
George W. Matthews
W. H Nuckols
M. M. Bodell
E. G
E. E Warner
S. W
H. L. McClintock
Howard Stoy
Prelate
W. J Harvey
Treas
E E. Gabbert
Recorder
W. Perry
E. D. Crowns Ltd
B. G. E Slingerland
Ward
O. D. Steele
S. E. Ayres
C. E. Morrell
Elkin Chandler
Sentinel
Utah forecast calls for mostly fair weather tonight and Thursday
Utah remains generally fair with little temperature change through tonight and Thursday. Patchy high clouds may drift across the state while overnight lows dip slightly and daytime highs stay near seasonal norms.
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Utah
Newport Trial Narrates Tiverton Body Site
Clarence Barker the first state witness in the Elliott Hathaway murder case described the Tiverton lonely spot where Verna Russell’s body was found. Hathaway, Fall River man about town and son of a Massachusetts state representative, is accused of strangling the Portsmouth nurse March 23 during a car ride. Walter W. Coolidge took photographs at the scene and Harry S. Applin identified images of the nurse and the site.
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Newport
R. I
Clarence Barker
Elliott R. Hathaway
Verna Russell
Tiverton
Portsmouth
Hathaway
Fall River
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Walter W. Coolidge
Harry 8. Applin
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Girl Scouts Name Pocatello Woman Convention Leader
Casper Wyoming was named the 1932 convention city for Girl Scouts of Region 11 at the closing session of the annual conference in Colorado Springs. Nominations to national headquarters include Mrs J L P Saunders Butte Mont regional board member Mrs E N Bagsey Salt Lake City regional chairman Mrs Ralph Roberts Pocatello Idaho regional vice chairman and Mrs P C Michelagoon Casper Wyoming secretary yw.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Casper
Wyo
Girl Scouts of Region 11
JL. P. Saunders
Butte
Mont
E. N. Bagsey
Salt Lake City
Ralph Roberts
Pocatello
Idaho
Will Rogers Wires the Tribune on London and Geneva
Beverly Hills June 10. Mr Mellon and Mr Stimson head to London for another conference. We will not cut debt payments. We may write but prefer to go in person. Another delegation at Geneva on dope aims to limit output. We do not manufacture it and other nations do, so the conference outcome is unclear. They can always assemble funds to attend.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mellon
Mr.Stimson
London
Geneva
China reports 10000 killed in Kiang province clash
Dispatches from Nanchang say 10000 civilians and fighters were slain near Kianfu as bandits isolated 3000 soldiers with machine guns and forced them to fire on unarmed farmers. The Nationalist government announced a broader campaign to wipe out communism and banditry amid the chaos.
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Nanking
Nanchang
Kiangs
Kianfu
Dempsey Wife Divorce Case Moves Toward Filing
San Francisco reports Robert Burns of Reno and Joseph L. Scott of Los Angeles conferred on a Dempsey divorce suit. No reconciliation expected. filing location and party undecided. Also note a separate fatal shooting in York County and a renewed push in the Pantages case.
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San Francisco
Robert Burns
Reno
Nev
Jack Dempsey
Joseph L. Scott
Los Angeles
Estelle Taylor
Dempsey
Woman Willing to Return to Idaho
Aberdeen Washington June 10 AP Helen Costello 20 held in connection with a Nampa Idaho robbery denied being a bandit queen. She told a reporter you’ve got me all wrong and said her real name is Helen Rahn. She denied marriage to John Costello, believed by police to lead the gang, and she said she was willing to go back to Idaho.
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Aberdeen
Wash
AP Helen Costello
Nampa
Idaho
Helen Rahn
John Costello
Mayor Coffin to Speak at Rotary Meeting
Mayor T. C. Coffin will be the principal speaker at the Rotary club noon meeting Thursday at the Bannock hotel. Announcement came today from H. D. Macfarlane of the committee.
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T. C. Coffin
Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
H. D. Maccairman
Shes Ote Cauber
Bobet Ay
Governor Approves Cottage Plan for Blackfoot Institution
Governor C. Ben Ross announced approval of new buildings and renovations at the state insane asylum in Blackfoot. The plan includes two cottages this year for 120 residents each, a new administration building, a larger sewer system, and expanded staff housing, with 413 patients housed but 300 capacity.
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State Institution For the Insane
Blackfoot
C. Ben Ross
Pocatello
Ross
J. A Lehrbas
Botse
State Bar Examination Amid City Traffic
Samuel M. Bulkeley Burley and James B. Chamberlain from Salmon City are in the city to take the state bar examination held Tuesday and today at the state law library in the Pertneuf block under the direction of local attorney B A Mc Devitt.
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Samuel M. Bulkeley
Burley
James B. Chamberlain
Salmon City
State Law Library
Pertneuf Block
B. A. McDevitt
4-H boys make perfect scores in livestock judging
Four-H club youths taking part in the junior short course under the University Extension division achieved perfect scores in all five livestock judging classes on Tuesday. Winners include Glenn Anderson Junior Payne Glen Tilley and Frank Southwick who scored 485 of 500. Each winner received sheath camp axes from Purina Mills.
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University Extension Division
J. W. Barber
Glenn Anderson
Junior Payne
Heyburn
Glen Tilley
Burley
Frank Southwick
Buh
Ralph Anderson
Grace
Mark Hegsted
Rexburg
Charles Mulder
Bull
Terrell Ritter
Eugene Prather Gooding
Purina Mills
St. Loui
Souther Branch
Refusal to repeal TennesseeEvolution Teaching ban
The Tennessee house defeated a repeal bill 58 to 14 aimed at overturning the state law that forbids teaching evolution in schools funded by state money. Representative Robert M. Murray defended the measure claiming Tennessee is unfairly labeled as promoting a monoculture.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
Robert M. Murray
Tennessee
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