Tacoma Prosecutor Demands Death Penalty for Kidnappers
Tacoma Prosecuting Attorney Harry H. Johnston vows the death penalty for all principals in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. With two suspects captured in Salt Lake City, he says trials will be in Tacoma in September and that no plea deal will reduce the punishment. He asserts equal liability for a principal woman and for male kidnappers, praising state patrol and police for pursuing the case.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harry H. Johnston
Pierce County
George Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Johnston
Margaret Waley
Harmon Mets Waley
Stuart Elliott
James W. Selden
Selden
William Cole
Washington State Patrol
Hgay
Washington
Ae. Johnston
Harold R. Bird
Short Course Gets Underway for 4 H Leaders
About 150 older 4 H club members and leaders enrolled at the university branch for a four day session led by J W Barber district extension agent. J H Reardon Idaho state club leader spoke at the 2 pm assembly at Frazier hall on 4 H clubs in Idaho ready to begin the schedule with daily sessions from 6 45 am to 10 pm the course now targets leaders and senior members. Bannock county has over 80 clubs with around 900 members up 10 clubs and 100 members from last year boosted by church support. Church sponsored clubs enroll about 200 with projects in sewing crops and livestock. Twelve Bannock county clubs have completed their 1935 projects.
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University Branch
J. W. Barber
Pocatello
J. H. Reardon
Idaho
Frazier Hall
D. P. Murray
Utah
Southern Branch
Bannock
I. W. Slater
Bannock County
Farmer’s rain-maker claims soil-drier devise works 30 years
Davenport Iowa reports farmer George Speake describes a soil-drier device a stout wooden barrel sunk below ground level connected to drainage tile. Surface water enters the barrel and drains away through the tile instead of pooling on the field. He says the method has been successful for three decades.
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Davenport
Iowa
George Speake
Salt Lake Kidnap Case Leads to Washington Arrests
Federal agents report Harmon M Waley 24 and his wife Margaret confessed after their capture in Salt Lake City. Police traced ransom bills to a Walker Bank and Trust Company and a 5 bill offered by a blond woman. Mahan, a Washington state bank robber, fled but left $15155 in ransom cash at the scene. The couple’s arrests and confessions implicate Mahan as a principal in the case.
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Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washi
D. C
Harmon M. Waley
Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company
Margaret
Salt Lake City
Bute
William Mahan
Washington State
Justice
J. E. Mooney
Mahan
Mooney
Tacoma
W. M. Rogers
L. B. Gifford
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Hoover
Department
William Merell
William Dainward
William Morrell
William Dinard
Waley
Ira J. Taylor
Idaho State Penitentiary
Hoquiam
Wash
Idaho
Boise
Marian Idaho
Samuel Kainard
Kando
N. D
Rathdrum
National Capital
E. J. Connelley
Attorney General’s Office
Washington
L. D. Wine
Edythe Morely
Marion Samuel
Margaret Waley
Miss Morley
Miss Samuel
Weyerhaeuser
Kress
Rogers
State of
Bankruptcy notice for Elijah Borehead in Idaho district
In the District Court of Idaho Eastern Division El i jah Borehead is adjudicated bankrupt on June 10 1936. The first meeting of creditors is June 2 1085 at 10 a.m. at 808 508 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other proper business. Dated June 10 1935 Pana Jones trustee Pocatello Idaho.
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District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Elijah Borehead
Eliah Borehead
Carlson
Pocatello
Idaho
Bakers of Idaho File Dairy Marketing Plan For Board Review
The Bakers of Idaho filed with the Idaho Agricultural Adjustment Board for approval of a Bak ing Industry marketing agreement. A hearing occurred May 20 in Boise and final action is set for June 18 at 2 00 PM in the Capitol Building. Protests will be considered by the Board through the Commissioner of Agriculture office.
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Bakers of
Idaho
Idaho Agricultural Adjustment Board & Marketing
Boise
Commissioner of Agriculture
Capitol Building
Los Johnson
Forest Fires Keep CCC Workers Busy
Forest fires in north central Idaho kept hundreds of CCC workers busy. The Chatcolet blaze near St. Maries covered nearly 100 acres with 190 CCC from Chatcolet and 160 from West Emerald assisting. Grangeville fire had burned 65 acres. a third blaze near Sandpoint troubled crews. Minor fire conditions due to lack of rain. None reached national forests.
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Spokane
Wash
Civilian Conservation Corps
Idaho
Chatcolet
St. Maries
CCC
West Emerald
Grangeville
Sandpoint
Panhandle
Howard Flint
Persistent burglar takes no chances in Butler
Frank Rusniak reports a persistent burglar who woke him with a pistol butt and knocked him unconscious. The intruder returned twice more, smashed a window and retrieved Rusniak’s coat, then an extra trip for a pencil and loose change before police were alerted.
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Butler
Frank Rusniak
Rusniak
Mrs. Pierce Sheds 50 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
Mrs. L. W. Pierce of Tiffin Ohio writes she lost 50 lb in six months using Kruschen Salts with hot water and lemon juice. The ad touts the treatment as safe for years and healthful, selling through Whittlesey Drug and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pierce
L. W. Pierce
Tiffin
Ohio
Whittlesey Drug
Relief Board Gathers for Big Meeting at the White House
Washington June 10 The advisory committee on allotments for the 4 billion work relief drive met at the White House to select projects balancing labor input and long term value. Ickes and Hopkins reportedly differ on emphasis with Ickes favoring high material outlays and Hopkins prioritizing job creation. initial approvals already favored material heavy, skilled-labor projects. An agriculture department request for 6.38 million seeks training for inexperienced labor in a white pine blister rust control program spanning 28 states.
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Washington
Advisory Committee On
White House
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Public Works Administration
Works Progress
Agriculture Department
Works Fund
United States
Notice of Foreclosure Sale in Bannock County Idaho
Public foreclosure sale ordered by Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation against John Burrup et al and others. The property in Bannock County Idaho covers multiple sections and tract descriptions totaling about 360 acres, with a first mortgage priority of 2500 by Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation. Sale set for June 19 1935 at 10 a.m. at the court house front door in Pocatello Idaho, cash in hand.
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Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock County
Utah
Mortgage Loan Corporation
John L. Burrup
Elva Burrup
Mary E. Fox
Raymond Fox
Estle Burrup
Bertha Burrup
Sarah E. Waddoups
John I. Waddoups
Corail Waddoups
William L. Waddoups
Bannock
State of
Lota
Boise
Larson
District Court
Utah Mortgage Loan Corporation
GTVEN
Bahnock County
Pocatello
United States
M. J. Rossiter
J. B. Gallett
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Butte
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Attest Geo, N. Tucker
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Arthur M. Hyde
Agriculture
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Edward A
Los Angeles
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
South First
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