Governor orders exam of local prisoner Ernst
Governor C Ben Ross ordered an examination of Carl Ernst held in the Pocatello jail to decide his disposition. Dr Charlies R Lowe will conduct the review at the Blackfoot asylum after Ernst escaped multiple times from both the asylum and the penitentiary. Mayor Tom Coffin warned against releasing Ernst from the asylum.
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Pocatello
John McDonald
Bannock County
McDonald
Ernst
Tom Coffin
Vatican Note Demands Spain Rectify Religious Policy
Madrid June 18 AP reports the Vatican protest over Cardinal Segura expulsion. The note urges Spain to correct its handling of religious matters and says Segura returned to Spain from Rome on canonical duties but was forcibly detained. El Debate prints the full text of the cardinal's letter alleging violation of personal immunity and unsafe conditions.
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Madrid
Vatican
Primate Segura
Cardinal Segura
France
Spain
el Debate
Guadalajara
Rome
Four men hang Dallas pastor in church prank
Four men abducted B P Brown supply pastor of the North Dallas Baptist church in Dallas Texas bound him and hanged him from a church chandelier. The rope stretched and Brown supported himself on the altar and cried out attracting neighbors who freed him about three hours later. Brown said he had received threatening letters recently and was walking home from his hotel baggage job when seized.
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Dallas
Texas
B. P. Brown
North Dallas
Baggage Department
Poultry Experts to Visit Bannock County in June
Lampman head of Idaho University poultry dept and Moore poultry specialist will tour Bannock County June 23 to 25. They will meet poultrymen at McCammon and Oxford and hold gatherings for Grace section raisers. First day focuses on the northeastern county.
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Lampman
University of Idaho
Flenn Moore
Bannock County
McCammon
Oxford
Two Sue City for Woman's Injuries
Hazel Matteson and A C Matteson sue the city of Pocatello in district court for damages of 9984 for injuries from a January 4 slip on ice at Main and Bridger. The complaint says Hazel suffered fractures of the external malleolus of the right fibula and tibia malleolus, was bedbound for months with a cast, and now cannot use her right ankle or walk without crutches.
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Hazel Matteson
A. C. Matteson
Pocatello
Main
Bridger Streets
Local Veterans Head to State Encampment in Nampa
Sunday members of the Spanish American War Veterans local organization and the auxiliary prepare to travel to Nampa for the state encampment on June 21 22 and 23. Attending veterans include Fred Middendorf J P Jones John Noblets J J Williams and John Buckley. Mrs Sophia Locke auxiliary president will attend with delegates Mrs Sylvia Seeles Mrs Maude Jones and alternates Mrs Maud Slingerland and Mrs J J Williams.
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Auxiliary
Nampa
Fred Middendorf
J. P. Jones
John Noblets
J. J. Williams
John Buckley
Sophia Locke
Sylvia Seeles
Maude Jones
Maud Slingerland
Borah Speaks at Lawyer's Meeting in Nampa
Senator Borah was the principal speaker at a Canyon County Idaho Bar association gathering in Nampa. The southwest division met with a luncheon at noon followed by a business session with other speakers Frank Martin of Boise and James R. Bothwell.
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Nampa
Southwest Division
The
Idaho Bar Association
Canyon County Association
Senator Borah
Idaho
Frank Martin
Boise
James R. Bothwell
Ranchers Plunge To Death In Canyon
Two ranchers fell several hundred feet from an automobile on the Santa Ana canyon highway near night. The tragedy occurred in Santa Ana, California, on a June 18 report.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Santa Ana Canyon Highway
Today’s Scores From The League Banks
Baseball scores show St Louis beating Boston five to four with Johnson Haid Mancuso Brandt and Spohrer contributing. In Chicago Brooklyn two games, first 11 to 5 and 7 to 5. Second game Brooklyn wins 5 to 0. Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 with Lucas Ogden Eckert Carroll Sukeforth. Pittsburgh tops New York 16 to 9 as French Phillips Hubbell O Farrell star.
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St. Louis
Boston
Johnson, Haid and
Mancuso
Brandt and Spohrer
Chicago
Brooklyn
Malone and Hemlsey
Luque
Day and Lopez
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Lucas, Ogden, Eckert, Carroll and Sukeforth
J. Elliott
Davis
Pittsburgh
New York
French
Phillips
Hubbell
O'Farrell
Dynamite scare at Canon City Penitentiary reported
Denver Post quotes Police Chief Albert T. Clark that a smuggled but insufficient quantity of dynamite is inside the State Penitentiary at Canon City. Other notices describe fires destroying six businesses in Nashua Montana, a farm land tax reduction request in Morgan and Summit counties, Albert B. Fall's hospital exam authorization in El Paso, and Pope Pius lifting the ban on outdoor religious processions in Vatican City.
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Denver
The
Denver Post
Albert T. Clark
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Salt Lake City
Morgan and
Summit Counties
State Tax Commission
Vatican City
Pius
Boise Valley plans to source Salmon River water for Boise area
The Boise river Board of Control, aided by Congress, seeks feasibility of diverting Salmon river water via a three mile ditch to Big Red Fish Lake and Payette river, then into the North Fork of the Boise. Twin Springs dam project already approved. cost about 6.5 million dollars. plan to be reviewed by the House Appropriations subcommittee in August.
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Boise
Congressional
Board of Control of
Boise River
Boise Valley
W. H H. Tulke
Salmon
Big Red Fish Lake
Stanley Base
Payette
Twin Springs
North Fork
Bureau of Reclamation
France Buries Boat Victims After Steamboat Disaster
In Nantes on June 18 AP reports 77 victims of the St Phili bert steamboat disaster were buried after outdoor funeral services attended by thousands of Bretons. The sinking in the Bay of Biscay drowned more than 400 people including women and children. Aristide Briand led the ceremonies and later rested at his hotel. The city closed shops, half mast flags, and bells tolled as choirs accompanied the funeral cortege to the cemetery.
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Nantes
France
St. Philibert
Bay of Biscay
Aristide Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Woman Denies Bandit Queen Tales in Idaho Trip
Belen Rahn Costello, 20, labeled a bandit queen, was en route to Caldwell from Aberdeen, Washington, where she was arrested last week for a Nampa robbery. She told reporters the bandit stories were imagined, and she awaits presumed release while in Idaho custody.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Belen Rahn Costello
Aberdeen
Wash
DO X Concludes Another Jump
The seaplane DO X landed at Bahia Brazil at 12 25 p m completing a flight from Natal. The German flying boat resumed its flight from the old world toward the new and was sighted over Parahyba and Pernambuco as it moved south toward Rio de Janeiro on the first stage of its journey.
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Bahia
Brazil
Natal
Rio de Janeiro
Parahyba
Pernambuco
Industrial output in Idaho 1929 summary
Idaho's 564 manufacturing establishments produced goods valued at $96,682,764 in 1929. Southeastern Idaho contributed $16,500,000 with 125 plants. Pocatello alone had 21 plants valued at $5,726,774.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Columbus aviators see licenses suspended by state department
Four Columbus pilots had their licenses temporarily suspended by the state Aeronautics Department after a flight over Ohio interfered with local addresses. Inspector H. F. Rough of Detroit led the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Commerce
H. F. Rough
Detroit
Airfom
Weather Brief Notes Warm Trend in West
Pair tonight and Friday show warmer conditions chiefly in the western portion. Temperatures rise modestly with a milder pattern anticipated in the west as a high moves in from the south.
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West
Church Protests Mexican Anti religious Measure
Catholics across the country urged President Pascual Ortiz Rubio to intervene as Vera Cruz lawmakers advanced a bill limiting priests to one per 100000 inhabitants. Jalapa dispatches say the measure passed a second reading and would constrain a population over a million to eleven priests, with three bishops already provided for.
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Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Jealousy Provokes Fatal Attack in Downtown Hotel
Grace Duncan 25 of Glendale is beaten to death with a pistol butt in a hotel room following a jealous outburst. Detective Edward Nolan 35, held as slayer after allegedly attacking R. W. Williams in the same hotel party. Williams and a San Francisco guest Susan Burleson corroborate the victim’s account. Nolan a ten year LAPD veteran.
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Los Angeles
Grace Duncan
Glendale
Cal
Edward Nolan
Nolan
R. W. Williams
New York
Lankershim
Williams
Grace Burleson
San Francisco
Expert cites need for stringent bankruptcy laws
St Louis June 18 AP. R Preston Shealey Washington attorney for the National Retail Credit association urged stricter bankruptcy laws to curb evasion of debts by extravagant debtors. Speaking at the association's annual conference, he cited Justice Department data showing nearly 5 million dollars in bankruptcies discharged during the five prosperous years ending June 30, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
R. Preston Shealey
Washington
National Retail Credit Association
Association
Department of Justice
Two Women Questioned Over Starr Faithfull Death
New York officials seek to question two women said to have been with Starr Faithfull before she vanished. They hope testimonies clarify why the 25 year old, described as overworked and unstable, disappeared and was later found dead on Long Beach.
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Starr Faithfull
Boston
New York
Long Beach
N. Y
Girl Recovers After Delicate Back Operation
Parma Blair daughter of Mrs Ida Blair rests easily after Dr. J H Lynn removed a needle from her back. The needle had been driven into her back during play, causing the emergency procedure Wednesday.
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Parma Blair
Ida Blair
J. H Lynn
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On Hoover Tour
Will Rogers reports from Beverly Hills that Herbert Hoover tours Republican tombs across the nation. He jokes about counting dead Republicans while noting Roosevelt will lack Democratic monuments for his campaign.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mr. Hoover
Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pocatello Man Kills Himself In Los Angeles Home
Eugene Schubert, 69, a longtime Idaho hotel figure, died by suicide at his niece’s Los Angeles home following financial troubles. A note announced his intention in the garage. His career spanned Boise, Pocatello, Gooding, Guyer Springs and Ontario hotels. He had no children and was active in several organizations.
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Eugene Schubert
Pocatello
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Schubert
M. A. Culbertson
Boise
Denver
Colo
Indiana Hotel
John Cage
Cage
Guyer Springs
Gooding
Bannock
Idaho
Detroit
California
Ontario
Shrine Knights Templar
Blut Lodge
Rotary Club
Earl Kennedy to Lead Idaho Moose
Earl Kennedy of Jerome elected president of the Idaho State Moose association at the annual convention. Boise and Caldwell officers named include Dora Wilkinson as first vice president Leola Lowery as second vice president William Mullins as treasurer and Hattie Faris as secretary. A banquet and dance closed the meeting in Nampa Idaho.
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Nampa
Idaho
Earl Kennedy
Jerome
Idaho State Moose Association
Wst
Dora Wilkinson
Caldwell
Leola Lowery
Boise
William Mullins
Hattie Faris
Downing to Hear Power City Court Calendar
District court in American Falls will convene with Judge Jay L. Downing presiding. Upcoming jury trials include Isaak versus Journey and Amalgamated Sugar versus Huerella on Friday the 19th, plus several more cases scheduled through Monday the 22nd.
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American Falls
Pocatello Tribune
District Court
Jay L. Downing
Isaak
Journey
Amalgamated Sugar
Huerella
Nutting
Moss
Howard
Idaho Tractor
Search Continues for Farmer's Body in Salmon River Incident
A search party near Twin Falls prepared to resume efforts to locate Alvin Hess, 45, a Buh farm owner who drowned in the Salmon River reservoir during a Tuesday storm. The boat capsized while Hess fished with two others. the others reached shore after 12 hours of dragging the river before weather halted work.
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Twin Falls
Alvin Hess
Salmon River
Hess
Texan Elected President of Hotel Greeters’ Association
Charles A. Marigold of Dallas Texas was chosen as president at the Hotel Greeters association of America's 21st annual convention. Delegates also elected twelve vice presidents and designated Kansas City Missouri as the site for the 1932 convention. M E B Reenley of Denver was named as a vice president.
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Vancouver
B. C
Charles A. Marigold
Dallas
Texas
Borah urges silver policy to restore world purchasing power
Senator William E. Borah told the Southwest Idaho Bar association in Nampa that the United States must push for silver’s return to its rightful place in global economics. He warned current European markets offer little hope, while Russia and China with 560 million people present major opportunities, and he cited China’s purchasing power declining due to silver policy.
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Nampa
Idaho
API
United States
William E. Borah
Southwest Idaho Bar Association
Russia
China
Three Greeks Questioned Over Canyon Shooting Incidents
Gust Karalas Gus Manakos and George Fellis were interrogated by county attorney Isaac McDougall and deputy sheriff William Strausbaugh after the shooting that seriously wounded George Cacavas at Pocatello creek canyon. The men claimed no knowledge of the events and appeared at the scene soon after officers arrived.
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Gust Karalas
Gus Manakos
George Fellis
Pocatello Creek Canyon
George Cacavas
Isaac McDougall
William Strausbaugh
Karalas
Mr. McDougall
A. E. Volkmeier
Hero
Ted
Cacavas
Manakos
Fellis
Royalist Plot Rumors Span Spain Amid Political Turmoil
Madrid reports a military move to overthrow the republic and crown Prince Jaime de Bourbon. General Martinez Anido, Barcelona governor and former Primo de Rivera ally, is said to push an army from Navarre toward Madrid to install Don Jaime. Jean Jaime headquarters in Paris drew Catholic support in Pampeluna.
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Madrid
Jaime de Bourbon
Spain
Heraldo
Martinez Anido
Barcelona
Navarre
Don Jaime
Anido
Primo de Rivera
Alfonso
Jaime
Paris
Pamplona
Detectives Nab Beer Lord Schultz After Bronx Clash
Dutch Schultz known as the beer lord of the Bronx was arrested in New York. Henchman Dan Amacio was critically wounded in a street fight with two detectives Stephen Dirosa and Julius Salke after being followed along upper Fifth Avenue. Amacio drew his revolver and Schultz fled before being detained for possessing a safe.
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New York
Dutch Schultz
The
Bronx
Dan Amacio
Amacio
Schultz
Upper Fifth Avenue
Stephen Dirosa
Julius Salke
Dirosa
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Carl Ernst
Blackfoot
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Alexander Pantages
Edward ,.Summers
F. W. Ahrens
Pantages
Jesse H. Shreve
Oliver Clark Day
William Jobelmann
Hollywood
Lydia Nitto
Miss Nitto
Borah
Lawyer’s Meeting
Sweetland
Bush
Teachout
Hartnett
Vance
Lombardi
Lopez
Nashaa
Mont
EL Paso
Albert B. Fall
William Beaumont General Hospital
Salmon River District
House Appropriations Committee
Briand
Bury
Do-X
Will Rogers
Tribune
Yours
Will
Idaho Moose
Farmer
TEXAN
McDougall
New Movement
Beer Man
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