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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
8
In Tacoma the question rises whether a woman was the unseen participant in the George Weyerhauser kidnapping. FBI chief J Edgar Hoover implied only the Waleys and Mahan were involved, fueling speculation about a fourth conspirator and the identity of a possible woman among the captors.
U S Commissioner H G Fitch refused to issue a warrant for an unidentified man linked to the Waley kidnapping case. Federal agents planned arrest without a warrant. Recovery of 116000 of the 200000 ransom noted as the Weyerhaeuser household awaited news on J P Weyerhaeuser Jr and the victim.
Baseball results page notes St. Louis at Boston postponed due to rain with bats and pitchers Bell Fitzsimmons Chagnon and Mancuso listed among players involved.
Game notes show Detroit and Chicago matches with final tallies and battery lineups. Scattered lines cover Cleveland St Louis and Philadelphia results with pitchers and catchers listed, including Ferrells and Hemsley in late innings and various battery pairings across teams.
Fred Harris pleaded guilty to speeding and paid $10 in police court. About 250 bicycle licenses had been issued by noon. H. B. Gault paid $2.50 for violating the stop sign ordinance. A missing person case involves Bill Fears 13, sought by Twin Falls sheriff. Lyman Clegg injured by a fall, taken to Pocatello General Hospital. condition not serious. Irene West 38, charged as immoral, fined $25. Dance under the stars planned at Idle-A-White with George Waring’s band. A rodeo is set for June 15-16.
Rail travelers may inspect lines this week per railroad officials. Nora Carter, a former southern branch student now teaching in Bellevue Idaho, visits the Good Shepherd mission at Fort Hall. The county board approves 5800 for district 3 road improvements covering about 25 miles. Stringfellow family guests at the mission. they are former southern branch students. A five year old rose bush at T G Hitler’s home on West Clark displays buds at Frances Gray’s office. AAA sends 244 for monthly expenses of wheat allotment program. office staff await May pay. Bannock county commissioners cut registered warrant interest from 7 to 4 percent to save taxpayers about half the cost.
Officials report preparations were made to fly the Waleys to Tacoma today. The Bureau of Investigation pursued an interview and searched for a ransom cache in the mountains but could not reveal its location. Journalists continued efforts to locate the money without success.
Mr and Mrs James V Ware Gretel Robert Billie and Jo thank friends for sympathy, kind words, help and flowers after the death of their baby Marjorie Jean.
Puneral services for Albert Evans, 10 year old Robin resident, who died Sunday after a brief illness, will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Arimo. Burial will be in Mountainview cemetery under direction of the Hall mortuary.
Frank H. Horning of 1659 North Arthur died early today after a long illness in a local hospital. Born October 4, 1872 in Versailles Ohio he leaves widow Alma Butterfield Horning and children Edwin Doris Verna and Billie and brother Charles Horning of Indianapolis Ind. He lived in Pocatello 16 years. Funeral arrangements by Hall mortuary to be announced.
Elizabeth M. Cousins born April 27 1861 in Cordaville Massachusetts died this morning at 414 South Main. Daughter of Edward and Phoebe Goddard she moved from Plain City to Eagle Rock now Idaho Falls then to Pocatello in 1888. Survived by daughter Mrs J T Elliott son E M Cousins two brothers Ellis and William Goddard and sister in law Mrs Elma Haven. Funeral by Hall mortuary.
The report urges ending the low mood through private enterprise, reduced relief rolls, and full employment via private industry. It advocates economy in government, a balanced budget, and a gold standard stabilized by Congress to restore confidence and extend recovery internationally. It calls for immediate withdrawal of government from competition with private industry.
Neighbors of the Woodcraft at 892 sponsor a rummage sale next Friday and Saturday at 321 East Center with proceeds supporting community projects.
The committee seeks to rally support for the party in 1936 adopting a compromise statement on agriculture in the opening address by Mrs Lowden. Resolutions include a Republican creed praising constitutional separation of powers and a ten‑point government policy package without direct reference to the Roosevelt administration.
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