Senate Adopts Amendment in Vet Skirmish
Washington June 14 Senate approves an administration amendment to the veterans relief compromise. The measure would grant pensions of at least 15 dollars a month to Spanish American War veterans 55 or older or 50 percent disabled, aiming to satisfy a Roosevelt pledge amid a clash with economy-cut relief.
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Byrnes
House Democratic Steering Committee
Barnes Circus Brings Grand Show To Pocatello Today
Al G. Barnes five ring circus arrives in Pocatello from Salt Lake City with an extensive menagerie and acts. The program includes The Pageant of Gold and a Society Horse show. Show starts 8 p m with doors opening 7 p m at the Seventh avenue Sherman street tent and tickets at Schramm Johnson Drug.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake Cty
Seventh Avenue
Sherman Street
Repenski
Mabel Stark
Kinko
Lotus
Niles
Railroads Seek Additional Wage Cut Across Four Brotheroods
New York reports that on June 14 the railroads decided to pursue a further 12 percent wage reduction. Notices will go to the four main railway brotherhoods engineers firemen train men and conductors, with word of cuts also expected for other groups later.
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New York
PW Dow, Jones and Company
Eleven States Move Toward Repeal of Prohibition
The Associated Press reports eleven states have voted to ratify repeal of the 18th amendment, needing 25 more to repeal. States approving repeal include New York New Jersey Delaware Rhode Island Wyoming Nevada Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Massachusetts. Several states will vote before June ends including New Hampshire Iowa Connecticut California and West Virginia with dates June 20 and June 27.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Nevada
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Iowa
Connecticut
California
West Virginia
Boston
Illinois
Massachusetts votes to repeal Prohibition in statewide referendum
Massachusetts backed repeal of the 18th Amendment by about four to one with 441 195 votes for pledged repeal delegates and 98 884 for retention. Three delegates per district were chosen as Boston and the state move toward a constitutional convention to act on repeal. Local option on 3.2 beer and wine also appeared, with wets gaining ground.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
Oregon Police Shoot Kidnaper
Roseburg Oregon June 14 State Policeman Hubert Hoxie shot and killed garage mechanic Jack Haley who abducted attorney Ray B Compton and tried to collect 125 dollar ransom. Haley fled as he was surrounded by officers. Frank Bark and the Winninghams were arrested after Compton was found chained at their home.
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Ore
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Hubert Hoxie
Ray B. Compton
Hoxie
Haley
Frank Bark
Reta
Douglas Winningham
Compton
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers reports on Ramsay MacDonald during an era of debt and gold standard tensions. He recalls the premier joking about not mentioning debts at the conference while hinting they would not be paid, reflecting political sniping across nations.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Ramsay MacDonald
Paris
France
United States
Washington
Edouard Daladier
London
Joseph Paul Boncour
Industrial recovery bill to start within 30 days in US
Washington reports White House orders to set in motion the administration's broad public works program within 30 days. President Roosevelt, Johnson and cabinet aides plan sweeping industrial codes, licensing, embargo powers and new taxes to fund a 3.3 billion bond financed construction program employing millions, with bids ready and oversight by labor and industry advisers.
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Jane
Cire
Tariff Commission
White House
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Congress
Roper
Commerce
Ickes
Interior
Wallace
Agriculture
Perkins
Johnson
Mattern Returns After Storms Halting Transpacific Hop
Jimmie Mattern, in Siberia, returned to Khabarovsk after storms halted his nonstop flight toward Nome Alaska. He planned a fresh takeoff early tomorrow to resume the journey around the world, despite fog and ice in the Tartary Gulf forcing an earlier turnaround.
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Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Alaska
Nome
New York
Mattern
Tartar Gulf
Bremen Sets Record Cherbourg France
Bremen of the North German Lloyd line claimed a new New York to Cherbourg record. The steamer completed the voyage in four days two hours and four minutes, beating her previous best of four days and nineteen hours.
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Bremen
Cherbourg
France
Lloyd Line
New York
Ticket Agent Thief Is Held in Three States
A man calling himself C. E. Daniels was arrested in Oroville California and held for police in Utah Colorado and Wyoming. He was wanted in Salt Lake City Green River and Saguache for bank and ticket agent robberies.
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Cal
C. E. Daniels
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Daniels
Salt Lake City
Green River
Woo
Saguache
Colo
Police Warn Merchants About Counterfeit Five Dollar Notes
Police officers issue a warning to local merchants in Pocatello to watch for counterfeit five dollar Federal Reserve notes. The fake notes reportedly feature a darker Lincoln image, poorly made serial numbers, and a washed out appearance on the back.
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Federal Reserve
Pocatello
Lincoln
Increase in Plans for Contest Girls at Fair Trip
The Chicago World's Fair 1933 inspires expanded plans for entertainment prizes for contest winners. Winners will ride the U S Roosevelt to Benton Harbor and spend a day on Lake Michigan with luncheon, dancing, deck sports, and a swim at Silver Beach. itinerary dates August 11 13 for Miss Pocatello and other regional winners.
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America
Bay Idaho
Pocatello
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Edgewater Beach
Jackson Park
Miss Pocatello
Roosevelt Accepts British War Debt Payment as Installment
President Roosevelt received a $10,000,000 payment from Great Britain described as an acknowledgment of the war debt with final settlement pending. The note requests a review of the debt agreement and proposes Britain send representatives to Washington to discuss terms at once.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
London
William Phillips
America
Bannock County Voters Ballot on Idaho Beer Legalization
The Idaho legislature meets in special session on June 19 to decide beer legalization and other matters. Bannock county senators and four representatives will vote, guided by constituents. The Tribune offers a ballot to express voter preference. ballots due by 6 pm Saturday at The Tribune office, signed with name and address.
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Idaho
C. Ben Ross
House of Representatives
Bannock County
Poesia
Tribune
The
the Tribune
Conference Day Sees 19 Nations Adhere To Tariff Truce
Prime Minister MacDonald presided as delegates gathered at 10 30 a m. Nineteen nations joined the tariff truce by the United States while spokesmen outlined aims and ideals. Austrias Dollfuss and Russia s Litvinov attended with Neville Chamberlain among the morning speakers. Hull s address was awaited as a major afternoon event. Currency stabilization talks continued among central bankers and treasury officials outside the main sessions.
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Associated Press
MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Dollfuss
Austria
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Neville Chamberlain
Hull
Banking Reform Act to End Stock Broker Loans
Washington June 14 The Carter Glass act shaping into law aims to separate private banks from securities firms within a year and empower the Federal Reserve to cut off credit for margin speculation. It also allows removal of bank officers deemed illegal or unsound by the Federal Reserve Board.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Congress
Raysest
Reserve Board
J. P. Moreau and Company
National City Bank of New York
National City Company
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Hull urges world to back tariff truce at conference
Secretary of State Cordell Hull addressed the international economic conference urging all nations to join a tariff truce and resist economic nationalism. He called for removal of trade barriers, a permanent monetary standard, and freer exchange while avoiding debt issues raised by critics.
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Dewitt MacKenzie London
Cordell Hull
World Economic Conference
Freigner
Hull
France
Italy
Britain
Japan
Today’s Scores From The National League Box Scores
Baseball daily scores show Boston, New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, Philadephia, Pittsburgh and St Louis games. Key players include Frankhouse Cantwell Spohrer Parmelee Bell Luque Mancuso and others across multiple matchups with varied run totals and pitching appearances.
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New York
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Cantwell
Spohrer
Parmelee
Bell
Luque
Mancuso
Chicago
Comet
Root
Hartnett
Johnson
Kolp
Frey
Hemsley
Brooklyn
Phila
Benge
Lopez
Elliott
Collins
Liska
Davis
Baseball Scoreboard Summary With Incomplete Boxouts
Partial box scores show New York beating Boston 5 4 in a late score with Gomez Brown Pennock Moore and Dickey contributing for the Yankees. Piperas Kline and pitching changes noted for Boston. Detroit and St Louis games list sparse scores with Hadlin Pytlak Marberry Hayworth and St Louis Chicago pitchers. Only games scheduled.
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Boston
Gomez
Brown
Pennock
Moore
Dickey
Piperas
Kline
Andrews
Ferrer
Cleveland
Detroit
Brown, Hadlin
Pytlak Marberry
Hayworth
St. Louis
Chicago
Warm Spell Continues Here
The local weather bureau reports an 89 degree temperature at 1 PM in Pocatello amid continued warm spell. Officials note Tuesday saw the year’s high of 94 degrees with a dust storm not affecting daytime heat. Showers forecast for the mountains did not reach the city and squalls appeared on distant horizons.
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Pocatello
Weather Outlook With Thunder Storms in Mountains
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered afternoon thunder storms in the mountains. Temperatures run above normal.
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