Liberty axe slayer charges dismissed in preliminary hearing
The case against 28 year old Mrs. Felix Polk accused of fatally striking her common law husband Eddie Birdo with an axe at their home on South Second Avenue was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Prosecutor B A McDevitt led the state. Birdo, with a criminal past including wife beating, was reportedly sober during the quarrel that ended the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Polk
Negress
Eddie Birdo
South Second Avenue
Jerry Kinney
B. A. McDevitt
McDevitt
Birdo
Craigmont Man Is Bank President
B C Barber of Craigmont was elected president of the Idaho State Bankers association at the close of its two day session in Boise. D F Richards of Idaho Falls was named vice president with R B Rading Boise treasurer and E W Porter Boise executive secretary. Barber had been vice president and succeeds George J McGonigal of American Falls as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
B. C. Barber
Craigmont
Idaho State Bankers Association
D. F. Richards
Idaho Falls
R. B. Rading
E. W. Porter
Barber
George J. McGonigal
American Falls
Camp on Mine Creek to Open Within a Week
The city will pay for construction materials while the government provides the workers for a new project at Mine Creek. Planned work includes rodent control, the South Fork road from the Ranger station to Garden Creek, 4 to 5 miles of drift fence, 3 miles of additional drift fence on the east fork, 20 miles of forest trails, a new Bannock station ranger building, and reconnection of the telephone line to Pocatello. Small items will accompany the main projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
South Fork
Garden Creek
Crystal
Idaho
Bannock Station
Pocatello
Idaho Supreme Court to Hear Produce Case
The Idaho Supreme Court will hear a case challenging state licensing and bond requirements for produce dealers. The plaintiff, a cash dealer in farm products, argues the law is useless and wants trial on merits. The attorney general supports proceeding. the ruling could affect dealers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Supreme Court
Ture
Babcock
Attorney General
Leo M. Bresnaham
Shippers Board to Hold Annual Meet in Riverton
The Central Western Shippers advisory board will hold its eleventh annual meeting on June 28 in Riverton Wyoming. The program will cover unregulated transportation with analysis of recent national and state legislation by industry and regulatory representatives. The shipping public of Colorado Idaho Utah Wyoming and Nebraska is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
Riverton
Wyoming
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Nebraska
Band boys in Evanston hospital after contest collapse
Eighteen high school band members were hospitalized in Evanston Illinois after collapsing among 150 competitors at the national high school band contest final day program held during the marching contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Peace Officers Convention Called for Boise in June
Robert M. rugmore president of the Idaho Peace Officers association and Boise police sergeant has issued a call for the annual convention to be held June 23 24 in Boise. Andy Robinson Boise chief is vice president and Harry Raynor Clark county sheriff is secretary. The main business will cover the legislative program including a proposed state bureau of identification and teletype system to aid criminal apprehension and property recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Rugmore
Idaho Peace Officers Association
Boise
Andy Robinson
Harry Raynor
Clark County
Pocatello Boy to Get Degree at Cornell
Pocatello high school graduate Henry J Brady of 740 North Arthur is listed as a candidate for the bachelor of science in hotel administration at Cornell University’s June 19 commencement in Ithaca. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta and Ye Hosts, and is the son of Mr and Mrs S E Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Cornell
Henry J. Brady
North Arthur
Pocatello High School
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
S. E. Brady
Mattern Surges Toward Solo Flight Around World
Mattern, aiming to beat Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, prepares a solo attempt to circle the globe. He took off from Beloye in Siberia at 1:50 a.m. Moscow time and 40 minutes later crossed Irkutsk. Weather from Beloye to Khabarovsk reportedly fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Globe
Mattern
Beloye
Siberia
Moscow
Irkutsk
Khabarovsk
Whitman College President Proposes Resignation in 1934
President Stephen S. L. Penrose in his thirty-ninth annual report requested resignation to be effective June 1, 1934, marking 40 years as Whitman College president. If preferred, resignation could take effect immediately.
Miss Pocatello Campaign Leads With Milestone Votes
In Bay Idaho Campaign for Miss Pocatello the top two candidates surpassed one million votes. Louise Woffington leads at 1 061 800 with Jean Halliwell close behind at 1 013 700 as ballots posted before 9 yesterday added to standings. The Journal will publish further results Tuesday.
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Miss Pocatello
Bay Idaho
Louise Woffington
Jean Halliwell
Lucille Myers
Grace Bryning
Margaret Stanley
Dorothy Manning
Evelyn Bachelor
Thella Hessinina
Alma Willicke
Marie Cornforth
Priscilla Henney
Alma Stedtfeld
Sylvia Cox
Marjorie Moore
Edith Crane
Tgm Cpamof
Cscsae
Miriam Walters
Eileen Eschler
Nelda Armstrong
Dorothy Hard
Mickey Foster
Laetitia Goldsmith
The
Journal
Montpelier route urged to ship Idaho stock via Montpelier
A reader letter to the Tribune argues that livestock bound for eastern markets currently moves from Ogden to Granger, bypassing Montpelier. The writer notes longer distances, higher shrink, and Utah feed use, urging Montpelier Chamber of Commerce support to route stock through Montpelier as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
Stock Yards
Ogden Commission
Ogden
Pocatello
Granger
Utah
Woman Dies After Car Strikes Train Near Bonners Ferry
Mrs. Henry McDonald, 26, of Greenacres Washington, was killed when her car collided with a speeding Great Northern mail train at Bauman crossing two miles south of Bonners Ferry Idaho. The crash occurred on June 10.
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Bonners Ferry
Ida
Henry McDonald
Greenacres
Wash
Great Northern Mail
Bauman Crossing
Here
Dayley Services Held at Riverside
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Dayley widow of George Dayley were conducted at the L D S chapel in Riverside. She died at her daughter’s home in Riverside after a life begun January 1 1865 in Grantsville Utah. Survivors include five sons five daughters two sisters and two brothers with multiple relatives listed. Speakers included Bishop John R Williams John Rider Charley Arvid and Dave Noack. Interment followed at Riverside Thomas cemetery.
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J. F. Allred
Lott Adams
R. R. Dayley
E. W. Dayley
Blackfoot
Ruby West
Idaho Palls
Jennie Smith
G. F. Dayley
Pocatello
Vira Barksdale
Los Angeles
Calif
D. F. Dayley
Spokane
Wash
Hulda Bates
Oakley
Idaho
J. S. Wixom
Groveland
Hamer
C. F. Dayley
Shelley
John R. Williams
John Rider
Charley Arvid
Dave Noack
Riverside-Thomas Cemetery
New U C T Officers Selected at Meeting
U C T members elect new officers for three states. For Utah F J Erdman Salt Lake for Montana Charles Sutton Helena and for Idaho J W Foreman Pocatello three committees named with W E Boley Burley F C McMillen Salt Lake and M H Graham Provo. Next convention set for Great Falls June 9 10 1934. Acknowledgment given to Paul Nash Hotel Bannock Gate City council Willard Lund. E B Reed Caldwell Idaho reports purse lost containing 175 at local pool hall Saturday.
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Fors
Utah
F. J. Erdman
Salt Lake
Montana
Charles Sutton
Helena
Idaho
J. W. Foreman
Pocatello
W. E. Boley
Burley
F. C. McMillen
M. H. Graham
Provo
Great Falls
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Bannock Management
W. P. McDonald
Gate City Council
Willard Lund
E. B. Reed
Caldwell
Charles Miller Dies After Truck Collision in Boise
Charles Miller, about 50, a county road crew member, died in Boise from injuries after a truck partly loaded with sand ran over him yesterday. He had no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Charles Miller
Market reports and commodity prices across cities
Chicago wheat and corn prices show slight gains with No. 2 red at 77 1/4 and No. 2 yellow around 45. Curb quotations list several utilities and industrials. New York trading highlights include Am Sup Pow at 8 and Nat Investors at 3 1/4. Boston wool markets describe slower activity but steady, with demand supported by limited supplies. Idaho weather notes indicate warmer conditions Sunday and Monday in the north and west regions.
Paris Teen Jacqueline Doret Heads to Hollywood
Jacqueline Doret, an 18 year old Paris photographer, has been chosen as the citys most beautiful blond. She arrived in New York on route to Hollywood for screen tests, according to the Associated Press photo caption.
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Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
New York
New York Federal Court
Associated Press
Jacqueline Doret
Paris
Ater
Grapher
Hollywood
Screen Teats
Associated Prese Rhota
Pocatello Boy Is Given U S Award
Secretary Dern awarded medals at West Point to 23 cadets with an average of 92 percent or higher. At parade he pinned the honors on the cadets, including Second class James F. Miller Jr. of Pocatello Idaho.
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Pocatello
U.S
West Point
N. Y
Dern
War Department
United States Military Academy
William D. Connor
Academy
James F. Miller, Jr
Idaho
Guard Troops Invade Boise for Two-Week Camp
National Guard units begin a two week encampment in Boise staging tents and training 100 officers and 1100 men from Idaho and neighboring regions. Col F C Hummel leads the 16th Engineers camp operations while 37 Infantry Reserve officers join the program under Major Luke Zech and Co Earle Shattuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
National Guard
F.C. Hummel
Bone
16Th Engineers
Infantry Reserve
Luke D. Zech
Sixth Reserve District
Earle L. Shattuck
Idaho Falls
Pioneer Woman Cora Stefenson Dies at 60
Blackfoot June 10 Mrs. Cora Elmedia Stefenson 60 wife of Peter Stefenson died at her daughter Mrs. Prank McCurdy home.
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Blackfoot
Cora Elmedia Steffenson
Peter Steffenson
Prank McCurdy
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Shippers’ Board
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the Tribune
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Saesoreell
Renga
Icers Association
Chicago
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Eist Ae
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Nat Investors
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Salt Creek Cons
St Oil Ind
Swift & Co
Trane Lux
Unit Founders
Boston
Pecatello
Mensoeame
Pocatello Miere Co
GUARD
Steffenson
Nevada
Dubois
Long Beach
Mr Curdy
L. D
Second Ward
Idaho Palis
Century of Progress Tour
W. W. Godfrey
Boise, Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Mack
Pines
Tribune
National Parks Airways
Salt Lake City
Air Mall
Air Express
Cleveland
New York City
San Francisco
Butte
United States
Ingram
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Three Flowers
Woodbury’s Castile
Soar
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Sayman
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N. R
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