Congress Adjoins After Accepting Veteran Terms
The Roosevelt Congress, famed for its recovery program, adjourned at 1:21 a.m. after agreeing to the administration’s veterans expenditures terms. The Senate approved a $650,000,000 independent offices bill by 45 to 36, ending a lengthy fight over veteran funding and marking a record of swift, broad support for the President’s program.
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Washington
Roosevelt Congress
Carver
Senate
House
United States
Congress
Capital
Cuban Groups Reach Truce in Havana
The A. B. C. Secret society agreed to cooperate with the American ambassador Summer Welles to restore peace in Cuba. President Machado accepts mediation and professors and students show support. The group will refrain from violence as negotiations begin and decrees freeing political prisoners are expected.
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Havana
Machado
Summer Welles
Welles
United States
Idaho Solons Plan Vacations
Washington dispatch reports Idaho's congressional delegation free from duties until January with travel plans. Coffin intends to leave for Pocatello Tuesday or Wednesday, White expects a week at home, Borah will vacation in Maine with unknown return, and Pope heads south aiming to Boise in late July.
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Washington
Idaho
Coffin
Pocatello
White
Borah
Maine
Pope
Boise
Mattern Still Unreported On Bering Sea Hop
Nome Alaska June 16 AP Sparsely settled northlands of the Bering sea hold the fate of Jimmie Mattern Texas flyer unreported since leaving the Siberian coast two days ago on the ninth leg of his solo world flight. His gas supply would have exhausted by last night if still airborne. No ship or settlement had sighted him along the 2500 mile hop from Khabarovsk. He left at 2 30 p m Wednesday with weather conditions near freezing.
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Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Texas
Siberian
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Khabakovsk
Solomon Beach
Here
Carver Addresses Idaho Celebration
In Franklin Idaho John A Carver blind Pocatello attorney recently named United States district attorney for Idaho appealed to select men and women of character to uphold laws as the 23rd Idaho day celebration honored Franklin first permanent Idaho settlement. The program featured music readings and singing with sports events in the afternoon eight pioneers who settled here in 1860 to 1864 attended a Daughters of Utah Pioneers banquet.
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Franklin
Idaho
John A. Carver
Pocatello
United States
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Murderer of Girl Makes Confession
Richard Bach, 23, under arrest for the killing of Rose McCloskey, 19, whose battered body was found in Fairmount Park. Detectives say Bach confessed last night admitting he stunned her companion Dennis Boyle, 30, with a rock then killed McCloskey with a hunting knife handle to prevent an outcry.
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Philadelphia
Richard Bach
Rose McCloskey
Fairmount Park
Bach
Dennis Boyle
Seventy third Congress Ends Session With Far Reaching Reforms
Washington reports the Seventy-third Congress enacted sweeping measures including a gold to dollar shift, federal control of banking, bond issues over five billion, new taxes, and a three billion public works program. It approved a civilian conservation corps and large scale direct relief, aiming to balance the budget and expand employment.
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Federal Reserve
Civilian Conservation Corps
Secretary of Agriculture
Workers Begin Building Camp at Mink Creek Bannock 101
Major Parkinson reports rapid camp progress at Mink Creek Bannock 101 with 156 more men from Fort Wadsworth arriving Sunday. Osbourne Springs camp will have a designated camp physician Lieut Loy arrives with medical staff. New trucks and ambulances arrive for district transport and Red Cross use while local workers pass physicals to join Bannock camp.
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Mink Creek
Parley D. Parkinson
Pocatello
Bannock 101
Fort Wadsworth
New York
8. R. Justice
Leonard Hitchcock
Arthur W. Loy
H. C. Michie
Wilson
Bannock Camp
Henrys. Adams
Lee Blackburn
Clark Ames
George H. Brown
Maurice Brimhall
Howard C. Cook
George G. Corum
Arthur Curtis
Don Davis
W. N. Farr
Arimo
Orlando Fore
Harold C. Goldworthy
Charles Horn
Bert Lloyd
Joe Mask
Lava Hot Springs
William Rice
John C. McWilliams
Paul Miskoe
Albert Ortloff
Nate Packer
Lee Bryan Ratliff
Jack Reese
Brauley Whitworth
Inkom
Mmons N
Jake Campbell Faces Repeated Misfortune In Brin gley
Brin gley Ark June 16 Jake Campbell 42 is hospitalized with both legs broken after a speeding car struck him on his front porch His lifelong run of bad luck includes a 12 year old fall a shrapnel injury in France a high voltage burn and the loss of fingers and an arm in earlier incidents.
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Brinkley, Ark
Jake Campbell
Campbell
France
Rail Labor Reject Wage Cut Demands Across Nation
Spokesmen for America's 201 class 1 railroads demand a 22 percent wage cut to replace a 10 percent temporary deduction. Railway Labor Executives association leaders say workers will ignore the cuts and will not attend a conference set for July 12.
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Chicago
America
Railway Labor Executives Association
Alexander F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Labor Executives Association
President Roosevelt to sail Atlantic coast cruise
President Roosevelt packs for a sailing trip up the north Atlantic coast. He will travel by special train from Washington to Massachusetts with a stop at Groton school to visit Franklin Jr. Then he heads to Marion to board the Schooner Amberjack. He plans to return in two weeks to lead the anti depression campaign.
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Washington
Roosevelt
North Atlantic
Capitol
Massachusetts
Groton School
Boston
Franklin, Jr
Marion
Five Charges Filed Against T Coffin
Preliminary hearing for Ed Coffin of 703 South Hayes avenue is set for 10 oclock Saturday at United States Commissioner F E Tydeman. Federal charges allege possession of intoxicating liquor while Justice Garvin handles charges of reckless driving possession and transportation of liquor and resisting an officer after a chase ending with a rear tire blown by a deputy sheriff.
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Ed Coffin
South
Hayes Avenue
United States
F. E. Tydeman
Coffin
Martin Garvin
Dave McNichols
Weather Delays Tampa–Cleveland Detroit Game Amid Rain
Only one game completed as rain postponed Cleveland at Detroit and Boston at Philadelphia. National scoreline shows Brooklyn off to a slow start while New York edges past. Mungo and Lopez pitched for Brooklyn. Schumacher Luque Mancuso batted for New York. Swift Kramer Harris Grace Bush Hartnett for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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National
Brooklyn
New York
Mungo
Lopez
Schumacher
Luque
Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Swift
Kramer
Harris
Grace
Bush and
Hartnett
Nation's Chief Puts Name to Industry Bill
President Roosevelt signed the industrial supervision bill and the Glass Steagall bank reform deposit insurance measure in Washington. He called the act vital to the recovery program, with a $3.3 billion public works plan and orders to implement quicker operation and improved working conditions. Hugh S. Johnson aided preparations as Roosevelt urged full cooperation from industry, labor, and citizens.
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Francis Stephenson Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Railroad Organization
American Congress
Hugh S. Johnson
Baby dies from bullet wound at Nampa carnival
In Nampa Idaho a two year old, Delph Caward Jr., died from a bullet wound allegedly fired by Officer Ben Brown at Clifford Blackman who had stolen a carnival roulette wheel. Blackman was killed in the incident.
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Nampa
Idaho
Delph Caward, Jr
Delph Caward
Ben Brown
Clifford Blackman
Blackman
Poison bait distributed to curb Bannock county rodents
About twenty thousand pounds of poison bait have been distributed this year in Bannock county to eradicate quirrels rock chucks and other rodents. County agent C W Daigh says the bait costs the county seven cents per pound and is sold for four cents with a 500 revenue fund used for financing. The bait is sold at multiple Bannock county locations including Pocatello Cleveland Lago Wendson Thatcher Men cenhall Grace Equity Elevator Chesterfield Call Bancroft Toolson Central Lund Sanders Lava Hot Springs Evans Lumber Oxford Oxford Mercantile Swan Lake Downey Anderson Inkom Hargraves and McCammon stores.
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Bannocks County
C. W Daigh
Bannock County
Pocatello
Lago
Wendsen
Thatcher, Mencenhall
Grace, Equity Elevator and Trading Company
Chesterfield
Chris Call
Bancroft, Toolson Brothrs
Central
Anderson
Lund, Sanders
Lava Hot Springs
Evans Lumber and Coal Company
Oxford
Oxford Mercantile
Swan Lake
Thomas Mercantile
Downey, Anderson Lumber Company
Virginia
Brady's Place
Arimo
Henderson
McCammon, McCammon Investment Company
Inkom
Sam Hargraves
Graveside rites for former Pocatello resident Frank Schutt
Graveside services for Frank Schutt, former Pocatello resident who died in Weiser, were held at Mountainview cemetery with Rev C H King officiating. Burial by Downard Funeral home followed. Schutt born April 18 1881 in Dallas moved via Hastings Nebraska to Pocatello then Ruth Nevada before mining work and settled in Idaho. He leaves a sister half brother twin brother and several nieces and nephews.
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Frank Schutt
Pocatello
Weiser
Mountainview Cemetery
C. H. King
St. Anthony Church
Downard Funeral Home
Dallas
Texas
Hastings
Neb
Ruth
Nev
John 8. Stienman
Drederick
Calif
W. J. Schutt
City Weather Reaches 91 Degrees At Two PM
Bright heat persists as the local weather bureau records a 91 degree reading at 2 oclock in the afternoon. The unprecedented warmth continues to affect daily life and outdoor plans across the city.
Ross Angered at Coffin Statement on C C C Jobs
Governor C Ben Ross says he will investigate alleged partisan patronage in Idaho conservation corps hiring. He sent a list of foreman candidates to national forest officials, but few were hired while Republicans reportedly filled roles and refused Democrats.
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Ross
Coffin
C.C.C
Jobs
Boise
TC. Coffin
Conservation Corps
C Ben Ross
National Forest
Idaho
Representative Coffin
Washington
Renign
R. H. Rutledge
Ogden
Fourth Region Forester
Thomas
Utah
The
Statesman
Thest
Ashline
Woods
P. E. Oxley
Department of Highways
Hugh C. Wood
Clark County
P. B. Wilson
Legislature to Face Fight on Endowment Funds
Boise June 16 AP Governor Ross defends endowment fund revisions as part of a two day special session. Education leaders protest changes fearing diversion of funds from schools to safe governmental purposes. The dispute centers on management of state securities and the chance a Ross ally may gain appointments.
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Boise
Ross
North Idaho
Department of Public Investments
Treasury
John W. Condis
Public Instruction
Board of Education
John I. Hillman
Idaho Education Association
Outlaws Kidnap Missouri Sheriff By Notorious Bandits
Two men identified as Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and Adam Richitti abducted Polk county Sheriff Jack Killingsworth in front of a Bolivar garage. Joe Richitti, a garage mechanic, said Adam and Floyd forced the sheriff into his car after stopping for car work, with Adam linked to Floyd in prior bandit ventures.
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Springfield
Charles “Pretty Boy” Floyd
Oklahoma
Adam Richitti
Jack Killingsworth
Polk County
Bolivar
Joe Richitti
Adam
Floyd
Richitti
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills June 16 offering a wry take on debt negotiations and presidential handling of finance. He jokes about dodging the dispute and likens debt talks to a religious quarrel, noting the public already has fixed opinions. The letter closes with a quip referencing Calvin Coolidge.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Roosevelt
New England
Calvin Coolidge
Flood Surges Through Kelso as Dike Break Worsens
In Kelso Washington on June 16 a thousand residents were left homeless as Coweeman river water breached a 150 foot section of a dike. Floodwaters surged through the city, reaching ten feet in places and submerging hundreds of homes while the main business district faced encroaching tides and evacuations. Mayor Herman Parrot enforced a city closure as relief efforts began and streets flooded along the Pacific Highway. Rain and river pressures pushed water toward downtown, deterring traffic and prompting basements and first floors to be cleared.
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Kelso
Wash
South Kelso
Coweeman River
Columbia
Herman Parrot
Conference stalls major currency stabilisation talks in London
In London the world economic conference eyed a temporary pause on key currency issues amid disagreement over where to start control. French delegates fret a sharp dollar drop could erode the gold standard, as Washington weighs the US stance on stabilization proposals.
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Bulletin London
France
London
World Economic Conference
Washington
Woodin
United States
Monetary Commission
James M. Cox
Oklahoma Bishop Cannon speech canceled in Norman
Norman ministers cancel Bishop James Cannon anti beer program after deeming the schedule full. Cannon, invited to campaign against 3.2 beer legalization, was to speak at McFarlin Memorial church on July 11, with local pastors dissenting from the plan.
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Norman
Okla
James Cannon
Herbert J. Cockerill
Cockerill
First Methodist Church
Cannon
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma
McFarlin Memorial
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