Dissention Reported in Bourbon Rank Boise
Idaho Democrats face internal rifts as they approach a Boise convention to consider their platform crafted after hours of debate. Prohibition stand disputed by May Coffin of Pocatello while Sam Tannahill wins national committeeman post over Asher Wilson and Ramsay Walker amid alleged coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Subrey
Tom Coffin
Pocatello
Sam Tannahill
Lewiston
Asher W. Wilson
Twin Falls
Ramsay M. Walker
Wallace
Tannahill
Ross
T. A. Walters
James P. Pope
United States
Coffin
Democratic Party
Weiser
Scores for today in American and National leagues
New York and Cleveland tied 8 to 12 in a rain delayed game while Detroit fell 14 to 2. Detroit pitching and Boston offense highlighted by late scoring. Chicago struggled with a 7 to 2 result as rain postponed several matches nationwide.
Jail Break Attempt Foiled by Sheriff Deputies
Sheriff officers halted an attempted jail break at about 1 30 this afternoon as two prisoners in the county jail tried to saw their way out. A hole 14 inches in diameter was found in a tank wall about one third cut. The inmates named are Marty Cooper held for federal court on the Dyer act and Howard L Spoonemore whose 60 day sentence for possession of whiskey making equipment expired Sunday and who faced a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Marty Cooper
Howard L. Spoonemore
Idaho Weather Forecast Brief
Partly cloudy and warm tonight in Idaho with scattered thunderstorms possible in the mountains Tuesday afternoon. Regional sites expect warm conditions with localized storm development in elevated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bonus Advocates Win Victory as House Agrees to Consideration
Pocatello area and surrounding hills were hit by a two part storm bringing cloudbursts and hail. Marsh creek and Mink creek sections suffered road wash and mud while traffic was slowed along Inkom to Onyx. A half hour of intense rain damaged crops and roads though no major washouts were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Creek
Inkom
Onyx
Pocatello
Mink Creek
Here
Country Club
Scout Mountain
State Highway Department
W. P. Havener
Tyhee
Bonus Legislation Moves Forward as Veterans Press Demand
The House voted 226 to 175 to bring the 2.4 billion dollar cash bonus for World War I veterans up for consideration, with 145 members signing the petition. Veterans lined the Capitol, awaiting admittance as the House planned further debate toward a final vote, while Hoover threatened a veto and the Senate stance remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Hoover
Patman
Tex
Japanese contractor descends into Halemaumau crater for bodies
In Hawaii, Rikan Kunishi descended into Kilauea's firepit and retrieved the bodies of Sylvester Nunes and Margaret Enos after shooting Enos on June 2 when she refused marriage. He emerged after eight hours with the remains and a promised $1,000 reward, as workmen arranged the ascent cage and a coroner's inquest awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaii
Halemaumau
Pele
Rikan Kunishi
Kilauea
Sylvester Nunes
Margaret Enos
Kunishi
Pete
Governor backs police action in Lindbergh kidnap case
Governor A Harry Moore stated he stood behind Col H Norman Schwarzkopf state police chief in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping investigation. He said the police have done nothing resembling third degree methods and deserve no censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Rich ards Calls Lindbergh Case Probe Certain
New Jersey State Senator Emerson L Rich ards a Republican leader says a full inquiry into the Lindbergh kidnaping case is virtually guaranteed. He cites five major police blunders including detaining Red Johnson and the ransom payment by Dr. John F Condon. The case is being politicized he states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Emerson L. Richards
Violet Sharpe
Englewood
Dwight W. Morrow
Red” Johnson
Betty Gow
John F. Condon
Bronx
John F. Curtis
Col. Lindbergh
Utah Fair Tonight and Tuesday With Minor Temperature Change
The Utah forecast shows a fair tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. Officials note stable conditions and no significant weather events expected.
Milk Supply Report Recommends Licenses Ban and Health Officer
The Pocatello market milk study by state and local chemists was delivered to Mayor Coffin. It urges suspending seven of 21 milk producers and suggests appointing a non political public health officer to supervise milk and water supplies. A council meeting with medical society and dairy interests is planned Tuesday evening to review the recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
T. C. Coffin
E. ©. Leonard
W. V. Leonard
The
Pocatello Medical Society
Dean Leonard
Raymond
Morrow Maid Violet Sharpe Death Sparks International Debate
Violet Sharpe, a London born English waitress in Mrs. Dwight Morrow's Englewood home, died by her own action. MPs plan to press Britain to seek U. S. government representations as London papers condemn New Jersey police questioning linked to the Lindbergh case. Rome accuses officers of driving her to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Violet Sharpe
Dwight Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Labor
United States
New Jersey
Rome
The
Daily Herald
Labor Organ
Lindbergh
Ernest Brinkert
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Chicago dispatch features Will Rogers recounting travel chaos to attend a political convention in a light tongue in cheek column. He jokes about being the first Democratic white child at a Republican gathering and ribbing an alternate delegate as a spare tire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Kansas City
Will Rogers
Prohibition Plank Threatens to Disrupt Republican Convention
In Chicago on June 13, New York and Connecticut advocates pressed for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. New York delegates unanimously backed repeal and placed Mills on the resolutions committee. Connecticut Senator Bingham arrived and pledged to push for repeal at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Connecticut
Mills
Hoover
Resolutions Committee
Treasury
Bingham
Flier Resting Aboard Ship After Trans Atlantic Drift
Stanislaus Felix Hausner, New Jersey movie operator, exhausted aboard the S S Circe, rests under treatment after a failed trans Atlantic flight to Poland. He hopes to regain health before arriving in New Orleans in about two weeks, with plans to abandon his red monoplane after drifting at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Circe Shell
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
New Jersey
Poland
New Orleans
Hausner
Car Hits Child Injured Near Seventh and Young Streets
Kenneth Jones ten-year-old boy sustained slight injuries when a car driven by Bill Dean struck him near Seventh and Young streets on Sunday morning. He was transported to Lynn Brothers hospital with scratches bruises and a head bruise. Dean stated the boy ran from a group into the path of the vehicle as it approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jones
Bill Dean
Ninth Avenue
Seventh and
Young Streets
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Jones
Dean
Pocatello Man Overcome by Gas
Two Pocatello nurses Della McCabe and Thora Christensen helped revive L. W. Girard of 525 East Lovejoy after he became unconscious while repairing a gas fixture. His wife found him in a pit outside the home, a physician arrived and Girard revived after respiration treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
L. W. Girard
East Lovejoy
Girard
Della McCabe
Thora Christensen
E. P. Carr
South Fourth
Idaho Delegation Chosen For Republican Convention
John W. Hart of Menan named chairman of the Idaho delegation to the Republican convention in Chicago. Stanly A. Easton of Kellogg selected for the convention resolutions committee and Irvin E. Rockwell of Bellevue to represent Idaho at the silver conference. Ezra R. Whitla re elected national committeeman. Mrs. H W Cloudiek opposed for committeewoman with some delegation backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John W. Hart
Menan
Idaho
Gem State Party
Stanly A. Easton
Kellogg
Irvin E. Rockwell
Bullevue
Florence Bush
Boise
Ezra R. Whitla
Coeur d'Alene
H. W. Cloudiek
Twin Falls
James Stanley Keel
Whitla
Hart
Rockwell
Thomas Heath
Preston
A. E. Stanger
Idaho Falls
W. A. Heiss
Jerome
Easton
Mark
A. Means
Special park employes and Rotary train excursions pass through Pocatello
George Girard announces two special trains through Pocatello in two weeks carrying about 500 people. One Yellowstone park employes’ special leaves Los Angeles today, arrives West Yellowstone Wednesday, with 15 cars. A nine car Rotary group of 100 New York Rotarians heads to Seattle for the convention. Hart S. Seely leads the party. F C Detenbeds assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Girard
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
West Yellowstone
New York Central Lines
Boy Convicted in Manslaughter Case at Nome
In Valley City North Dakota on June 13 a 17 year old high school student named Martin Tendick was convicted of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of his stepfather Henry Rudd after a quarrel. The jury recommended a ten year sentence, with Tendick claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
N. D
Martin Tendick
Nome
Henry Rudd
Tendick
Support of President Smothers Anti-Curtis Movement
In Chicago on June 13, Republican convention delegates discussed a tentative plank for a new amendment to resubmit prohibition. The proposed plan would let states decide with a federal guarantee for those choosing dry status while outlawing the saloon. The debate highlighted mounting GOP dissension over prohibition as delegates gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Smothers
Chicago
Western Republicans seek Silver plank at convention
Representatives of western delegations agreed on a Silver plank for the party platform and appointed a committee to present it to platform builders during the Republican national convention in Chicago. The item follows a day of draft talks among state delegations and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clergymen Pass List Urged for ICC Public
Representative Britten introduces a resolution asking the Interstate Commerce Commission to publish a list of clergymen who use passes to ride trains to the Chicago political conventions. The proposal seeks transparency in who benefits from railway passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Britten
Autoists Pay for Delayed Parking Docket
Overtime parkers were the principal offenders in this morning's police court docket with six autoists forfeiting $1 bonds. Names listed include Geo Coles C M Schlegel H F Gold smith Jr Paul Sorgatz T E Rudd and E Lehmann. Cecil Smith pleaded guilty to running a stop sign and was fined $1. Elizabeth Lasky arrested for vagrancy was fined $10 with suspension on condition she leave the city. R Pogdett pleaded guilty to intoxication and a $15 fine suspended if he leaves the city within two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkers
Geo, Coles
C. M. Schlegel
H. F. Goldsmith
Paul Sorgatz
T. E. Rudd
E. Lehmann
Cecil Smith
M. E. Williamson
Elizabeth Lasky
R. Pogdett
Lincoln's Last Physician Dr Seale Dead at 90
Dr Charles A Seale Lincoln’s first surgeon at Ford Theater died at his Madison Avenue home aged 90. He led care of Lincoln after the shooting and ordered Lincoln placed in the bed where he died. He also served as Garfield’s physician during his final illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Seale
Lincoln
Madison Avenue
U. S. Army General Hospital
Washington
Garfield
Seale
Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bourbon
Gomez
Dickey
Russell
Pearson
Hudlin
Sewell
Philo
Detroit
Grove
Cochrane
Goldstein
Hayworth
Boston
Durham
Moore
Connolly
Smith
Gregory
Grube
Associated Press
Phate
Utah
Tribune
Portugal
Pop
Coolidge
Stanley, Easton
Resolutions
Heart IS
Seattle
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Grace Morrison Boole
Brockton
Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!