M I A Opposes Modification At GOP Convention
Utah and Idaho delegates to the Republican national convention face a LDS church youth groups declaration opposing any change to prohibition. The Young Men's and Young Ladies Mutual Improvement associations urged support of the 18th amendment on behalf of 125,000 members nationwide. Delegates weigh possible impact on platform plank and resubmission plans.
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M. E. Barker
Chicago
Utah
Idaho
Latter Day Saints Church
John W. Hart
Menan
A. B. Irvine
Salt Lake City
Young Men's and
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Associations
United States
William J. Lowe
Resolutions Committee
Trvine
Means Given 15 Year Term In Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Gaston B. Means was sentenced in Washington to 15 years for swindling Evalyn Walsh McLean of 104000 in a plan tied to the Lindbergh baby. He received 10 years for larceny of 100000 ransom and 5 years for 4000 expense money, to run after the first term. An appeal was noted.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Evalyn Walsh McLean
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Department
Toegin
T. Morris Wampler
Means
Proctor
Lindbergh
Snell Declares Republican Victory and Hoover Leadership
Rep Bertrand H Snell of New York, as permanent chairman of the Republican national convention, extols party unity and Hoover as the nation’s leading problem solver. He portrays Democrats as weak and disorganized while praising Hoover as the engineer president guiding the country through crises.
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Chicago
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Herbert Hoover
Wash
G O P Must Pay or Get Out
Chicago June 15 Sidney Strotz general manager of the Chicago Stadium demanded $8500 balance for construction work owed by Republicans threatening they would have no hall tomorrow if payment failed. Convention officials appeared unconcerned and no immediate crisis was feared.
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Chicago
Sidney Strotz
Chicago Stadium
Strotz
Dickinson
Stimson
Ogden Mills
Ogden
Bycomes
Jancke
Navy
Pat Hurley
Pat
Brown
Wilbur
Stanford
Idaho Man Dies As Truck Overturns In Utah Canyon
Brigham City Utah June 15 Lafayette Allen 43 of Shelley Idaho died when his truck overturned near Bear River City while the driver reportedly dozed at the wheel. His daughter Mildred 15 survived with relatives in Ogden and nine other children remain with the family. Mrs. Allen traveled to Brigham City to arrange funeral details.
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Brigham City
Lafayette Allen
Shelley
Idaho
Bear River City
Allen
Mildred Allen
Mildred
Ogden
House Approves Immediate Payment of Soldiers' Bonus
The Tribune reports a five minute hail storm near Tyhee around 1 15 this afternoon. Hailstones up to an inch and a half in diameter damaged sugar beets and leaves but caused little crop loss. The storm covered a two mile wide strip north toward Fort Hall and bordered the Hale and Pederson ranches west of Tyhee.
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Tyhee
The
Tribune
Pocatello
Arden D. Hale
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Washington Lemon
Hale
Alfred Pederson
Dolly Gann Presses For Brother At Convention
Dolly Gann travels amid convention chatter guiding her brother Charlee Gann. she presses women delegates and party leaders, hints at possible successors, and reiterates support for Herbert Hoover while avoiding firm stances on rival options.
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Alice
Longworth
Dolly
Bonus Bill Passes House Amid Prohibition and Relief Debates
Washington reports the House approved the Patman bonus bill for $2.4 billion to redeem certificates with Treasury notes, sending it to the Senate where Hoover vows a veto. The vote was 209 to 176 with veterans packing the galleries.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
White House
Patman
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Thomas
Oklahoma
Baseball scores and rain delays across multiple games
National and league results show Chicago beating New York 8 to 6 after a late rally, St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 4 to 0 before rain ended play, and Pittsburgh topping Boston 5 to 2. Other matchups include Brooklyn over Cincinnati 5 to 1 and Detroit securing a 7 to 0 win over Washington with late scoring.
GOP Prohibition Plank Fight Looms at Convention
The Republican convention faces a key dispute over prohibition as moderates push a modified submission plan. The Resolutions committee removed the proclamation from order to distribute to delegates by 6 p.m. amid opposition from repeal advocates led by Senator Bingham. The body adopted a declaration condemning party irregularity in Congress, with Michigan and South Dakota opposing.
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Chicago
Republican Resolutions Committee
Congress
Bingham
Connecticut
Prohibition
Resolutions Committee
Fess
National Committee
Whole Resolutions Committee
Michigan
South Dakota
Edward Goddard Dies at Hospital After Stroke
J Edward Goddard 36 died at a local hospital after a paralytic stroke suffered at work in the Intermountain Produce company warehouse last Sunday. He is survived by widow Ellen, son Ellis 617 South Main, parents Ellis and Mrs Goddard, sisters Mrs Frank Regan and Mrs Andrew Atkinson, and brother William Goddard of Pocatello. Hall mortuary is handling arrangements.
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J. Edward Goddard
Intermountain Produce Company
Goddard
Ellen
Ellis
South Main
Ellis Goddard
Frank Regan
Andrew Atkinson
William Goddard
Pocatello
Hall
Idaho Showers Tonight with Fair Thursday
Idaho expected showers tonight with fair conditions Thursday except southeast portions may see more showers. Cooler air moves in from the north.
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Utah
Idaho
Hoover Faces Rally as G O P Session Ends in Peak Enthusiasm
At Chicago Stadium on June 15 delegates from all states paraded banners to California Here I Come as the Hoover forces showcased renewed confidence in a second convention session. A protracted debate over prohibition loomed, while Curtis gained slight stature amid delays to the platform, and Dawes’ renunciation influenced vice presidential prospects.
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Simeon D. Fess
Chicago
Associated Press
Hoover
Byron Price
Chicago Stadium
Hoover Helmsmen
California
Congressman Snell
New York
Snell
Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Local train timetable changes announced by agent
George Girard says several local trains will be eliminated or altered with new services planned. Changes include renumbered trains, park specials, and a sleeper set for overnight trips, with a full report due Thursday.
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George Girard
Pocatello
Park
the Park
West Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Butte
Portland
Twin Falls
Convention Busy Morning for South Idaho Christian Missionary Society
NAMPA Idaho June 15 Routine business occupied the delegates to the annual convention of the South Idaho Christian Missionary Society here this morning.
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Nampa
Idaho
South Idaho Christian Missionary Society
Dawes Refuses Nomination as Curtis Rival Gains Steam
Charles Dawes announces he will not accept the Republican vice presidential nomination. Illinois delegates still back Dawes, while Curtis supporters bolster defenses against any rival. The move unsettles anti Curtis factions and narrows remaining candidate options for Texas and Iowa delegations.
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Chicago
Charles 4. Dawes
Washington
Charles Curtis
Dawes
Illinois
Curtis
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
Will Rogers Recaps Republican Convention in Chicago
Will Rogers reports from Chicago on a Republican convention that underwhelmed the crowd. He notes a near-empty hall, a malfunctioning loudspeaker, and many officials departing early while Senator Dickinson spoke. He captures Cabinet reactions and jokes about the budget and disarmament remarks.
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Mr. Hart
George Albert Smith
Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association
Stanley A. Easton
Pop
Ington
AWAN
Dolly Gann
Charlee
Notic
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy, Jr
Agriculture Committee
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition
Republican National Platform Committee
Los Angeles
Harry K. Bally
Malone
Hartnett
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Johnson
Tout
Mancuso
Holley
Davis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Meine
Grace
Brandt
Spohrer
Cinn
Brooklyn
Lucas
Lombardi
Clark
Sukeforth
Pennock
Dickey
Jones
Faber and Grube
Cleveland
Michaels
Lisenbee
Tate
Ferrel
Sewell
Detroit
Spencer
Wyatt
Phila
Freitas
Cochrane
Hadley and Ferrell
Repeal
Edward Goddard
James G. Harbord
James W. Wadsworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Sanford MacNider
Canada
American Legion
Will Rogers
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