Offficers Take Kidnap Couple Off In Plane
Salt Lake City June 12 AP without recourse to law officers whisked away Mr and Mrs Harmon M Waley Weyerhaeuser kidnap suspects in a government aircraft. Agents said the pair would be taken before a United States commissioner but they were loaded into an airliner and flown to an unknown destination. The Waleys face federal charges connected with the kidnapping of George Weyerhaeuser and a $200000 ransom borne in bills.
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Weyerhaeuser
Federal
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Wash
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William Reger
Waley
George Thulin
Connelley
Associated Press
George Weyerhaeuser
Spokane
Issaquah
Huntington
Ore
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Butte
Chicago Police Hunt Killer In Della Venable Murder
Lead by the victim's father, squads comb Chicago night life for Tony Madona, prime suspect in the murder of Della Venable, 29, a North Side hotel singer. Police seek "Jimmy" and the accomplice who forced clerk Harry Keeney to unlock the room. Ruth Gilmore is questioned. Georgiana Madona cites jealousy as motive. A $500 burial policy exists.
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Della Venable
North Side
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Tony
Celia
Jimmy
Harry Keeney
Keeney
Ruth Gilmore
Georgiana Madona
Gmart
Wallace Wins Drill Contest at University
Wallace drill team claimed first in the closed competition at the 17th Idaho Eagles state convention at Hutchinson field. L. V. Smith of Boise was elected state president, Burt Trowbridge of Wallace named state vice president, with Thomas Ryan as treasurer and G. Harvey Moore as secretary among others. Fred Mast of Wardner named delegate to the national convention at Dayton Ohio July 8 to 12. Thomas Ryan of Wallace an alternate.
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Fred Mast
Dayton
Ohio
This Is The Place And The Kidnapping Cash
In Salt Lake City Harmon Waley buried $90,700 of illicit ransom near the spot tied to Brigham Young’s historic proclamation. The tale links the 1847 pioneer moment to the modern abduction case, noting a monument at the hilltop but doubt that any memorial will mark Waley’s buried cash.
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Weyerhaeuser
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Waley
Gypsy knot folly ends in loss for hotel cashier
In St Louis on June 12 two gypsy women tied a hopeful knot in Miss Emilie Cunningham's handkerchief to grant any wish. She, a hotel cashier, found $80 missing after they departed, prompting a theft report and warning against such deceit.
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Louis
Taste of Water Back to Normal in Pocatello
Pocatello drinking water returns to normal taste after pipes to the chlorinator plant at the city reservoirs are re connected. City chemist Eugene O Leonard says chlorine had been added without ammonia following a temporary cut out for reservoir work. He expects improved taste and better pressure with the chlorinator re connected.
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Fireworks plant blast kills one and injures six
In Elkton Maryland an explosion at a garage used by Triumph Fuse and Fireworks injured six people and killed Thelma Dunlap 27 of North East. Others hurt include Catherine Dandels 27 Elkton Madeline Stewart 26 Elk Mills Edith Harvey 39 North East Reba Cline 33 Elkton and Eugene Futty 20 Iron Hill all treated at Union Hospital as investigators probe the blast at the emergency plant during the Fourth of July rush.
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Elk Mills
Edith Harvey
Howard Ash
Iron Hill
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Union Hospital
Triumph Fuse and Fireworks Company
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Child’s plea to return doll drives Gmen note from Dodge City
A letter to the G men from a four year old girl named Bob Leo Reekie pleads for the return of her big doll. She offers pennies as reward and asks the kidnapper to bring the doll back. The Dodge City Globe published the heartbreak call.
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Dodge City
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Dodge City Globe
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Utah Weather Forecast Brief
Generally fair conditions expected tonight with a mild change in wind direction. Light skies later may bring cool air. an unsettled pattern could develop tomorrow with a slight chance of isolated showers in some northern counties.
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Long Opens Up Filibuster On New NRA Bill
Senator Long launches a lengthy floor speech opposing a administration plan to extend NRA with a rider requiring Senate confirmation for officials earning 4000 dollars or more. He warns the NRA resolution may fail before the recovery law expires and likens NRA to another government.
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Man Arrested Aboard Freight In Weyerhaeuser Kidnap Case
South Dakota officers seized a man aboard an eastbound freight train in Mobridge and returned him to Baker Montana for questioning regarding the $200,000 Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Officials note the suspect did not fully match the fugitive William Mahan’s description.
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S. D
Weyerhaeuser
Werner Hanni
Baker
Mont
William Mahan
Butte
Winn J. Terry
Mahan
Terry
House Committee Debates Measure On Utilities Abolition
Washington June 12 A bitter end fight erupts as the utility holding companies bill moves from the Senate and into a divided House Commerce Committee President Roosevelt intervened to block sweeping changes The committee has battled a companion measure for four months and House floor debate date remains uncertain.
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Senate
Roosevelt
House Commerce Committee
House
Lawmakers push bi metal currency talks abroad
Representative White of Idaho introduced a joint resolution urging the president to start negotiations with other nations for currency stabilization on a gold and silver basis. He predicted a monetary conference called by the United States would receive an instantaneous and favorable response overseas.
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Representative White
Idaho
United States
Feathery Entrapment Ends With Double Execution
In Atlantic Iowa two hens became stuck after entering a tar barrel to lay eggs. Mr and Mrs Ross Ackerman freed them by performing a double execution, ending the incident.
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Ross Ackerman
Ackerman
Sun Dance Committee Plans Fort Hall Gathering
A Sun Dance committee meeting will be held Sunday at Buffalo Lodge five miles southwest of here to discuss the annual event set for June 30 to July 3 with a feast on July 4. No motion pictures will be taken to honor the solemn religious festival and endurance dance. A small attendance fee will cover policing and a barbecue, with the event open air at Buffalo Lodge Indian community house and a willow arbor for the ceremony. Frank Wooda chairs the committee. Ben Arriwite is treasurer. Shupe Deepwater assists. Jim Beaver named manager. concessions planned for refreshment stands.
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Ben Arriwite
Shupe Deepwater Aastating
Jim Beaver
Weyerhaeuser And Son Return Home
I P Weyerhaeuser Jr and his nine year old son George returned to their Tacoma home after a mysterious absence following George identifying a kid nap house in Spokane Monday night. Authorities and household members declined to discuss where they had been or answer questions.
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I. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Young Lumber and Logging Company
George
Spokane
Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
Constitution Drives G.O.P. Grass Roots Rally
Midwestern Republicans at a ten state convention in Springfield rally behind save the constitution as the campaign theme. They attack Roosevelt and the New Deal, reject a presidential boom, and endorse a broad fight against centralization and dictatorship.
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Associated Press
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America
Roosevelt
Harrison E. Spangler
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Abraham Lincoln
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
NRA
Pocatello Liquor Store Closed Saturday for Pioneer Day
The Pocatello state liquor store will be closed Saturday for Pioneer Day observance. Manager Sam Oliver notes the temporary closure and advises customers to plan accordingly.
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Sam Oliver
Toy
Unsettled Weather Rumors Mention Showers North and West
The unreadable clipping hints at unsettled weather with showers in northern and western areas on the 1st and Thursday. The text is garbled but suggests wet conditions and possible changes in the forecast.
Japanese troops tighten grip on Tientsin as war fears rise
Reports from Nanking Peiping and Shanghai say Japan presses for a settlement that would make China a protectorate while fresh troops enter Tientsin amid warlike displays. The central political council adjourned with decisions secret as Beijing holds new demands and Chinese officials fear dismissal of officials in Hopei.
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Doctor Adgers Named New Gooding College President
Dr. George Allen Adgers, 41, director of personnel and education professor at Pacific University, was elected president of Gooding College by the board of directors. Dr. W. W. Van Dusen of Boise, president of the board, announced the appointment.
Pan American Seaplane Sets Pacific Flight Timing
Pan American Airways announces a clip seaplane will depart at 3 p m for a 4000 mile Pacific leg to Midway Island with officials confirming the schedule shortly after 1 p m today in Alameda California.
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Today’s Baseball Scores Displayed By Games
National league action shows St Louis and Chicago posting high run totals while Philadelphia and Detroit battle in a doubleheader. Batters Haines Heusser J Dean Davis Brandt Hogan and others contribute for their teams as Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split.
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Haines
Heusser
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Ethiopia protests Italian aggression at Tafari Katama frontier
Ethiopia filed a sharp note with the Italian ministry denying responsibility for frontier incidents near Tafari Katama. Foreign Minister Herouy said Italian bands attacked Gilles grazing lands, Ethiopian soldiers stayed at posts, and the aggression violated Ethiopian territory prompting a formal protest. Rome awaited Italian reaction amid dispute over casualties in Dancalia.
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Italy
Herouy
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Dancalia
King George Told To Rest After Health Bulletin
King George the sixth is diagnosed with bronchial catarrh requiring at least two weeks rest. The bulletin, signed by Dr Frederick Williams and Lord Dawson of Penn, notes fatigue from recent exertions and says the king will remain at Sandringham during the recovery period. Queen Mary will keep royal engagements and attend a court ball, with plans to visit Eton and Windsor.
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