Bar to Study Abolition of Idaho Law School
The Idaho State Bar western division voted to study abolishing the University of Idaho law school for economy after rejecting a proposal by John W. Graham to shut it. Graham cited a $75,000 annual cost and a 10-student class. others estimated $35,000 and urged study before final action. The bar approved a judicial reorganization plan to be considered at the July 15–16 state meeting in Pocatello. nearly 50 members attended, including all Idaho Supreme Court justices.
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Twin Falls
Idaho State Bar Association, Western Division
University F Idaho Law School
John W. Graham
State Public Utilities Commission
Graham
Idaho
Bar
State Association
Judicial Council
Pocatello
Idaho Supreme Court
Senate Debates Major unemployment relief bill in session
The Senate opened debate on a 2 billion dollar Democratic unemployment relief plan replacing the Garner measure. Separately the Reconstruction Finance Corp will add 250 million dollars to its loan fund by selling six month notes. In Montreal the Cymbeline tanker search continues for 14 presumed dead after blast injuries rise to over 60. Lausanne reports a final reparations settlement may come without an American guarantee on debt cancellations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Reconstructions Finance Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Treasury
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Cinderella Shop in Pocatello Not Going Out of Business
C. W. Hastings, manager, denies unfounded rumors that the Cinderella Shop at 201 North Main is closing. The store has served Pocatello for ten years, with 95 percent of its expenses returned to the city and community benefits cited by Hastings.
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North Main
Pocatello
C. W. Hastings
Wall Street
Chilean Navy Demands Autonomy From New Junta
The Chilean navy pressed for autonomy after the new government took power, seeking restoration to its cabinet post with its own minister, a separate air force, and early presidential elections. The junta added Nolasco Cardenas to its ranks as Arturo Merino Benitez announced the fate of former President Carlos Ibanez.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Davila
Navy
Ministry of National Defense
Nolasco Cardenas
Arturo Merino Benitez
Carlos Ibanez
Ink blot marks Boise woman suffrage history clash
Boise records recall a wall blot in the Good Templar hall where an inkwell flew during Idaho's suffrage debate. The wall remained marked for 35 years until the hall was torn down. Woman suffrage was legalized 36 years earlier, and the hall is linked to The Virginian’s baby mixup scene.
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Boise
Idaho
the Good Templar’s
E. J. Dockery
the Statesman
Templar’s Hall
Owen Wister
the Old Hall
Suspenders Save Tornado Victim in Kansas Farm Scene
In Powhattan Kansas a tornado tore through a farm last night. Oliver Whitney grabbed Malcolm McElhone by his suspenders and pulled him from the barn door before it blew apart. Mrs. C A Henry watched potatoes fly as the storm struck. More than a dozen buildings were destroyed and livestock losses were heavy, but no injuries were reported.
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Powhattan, Kas
Malcolm McElhone
Oliver Whitney
C. A. Henry
Death of Mrs Woodrow Wilsons Cousin in New Jersey
Eastern Bolling a 38 year old heating and ventilating engineer and cousin of Mrs Woodrow Wilson died from a self inflicted gunshot at his Yorke village home in Mountain Lakes New Jersey. A gun lay beside the body as a man on business found him while Mrs Bolling was away on vacation. Letters on envelopes read Thoughts of a man about to commit death by own action.
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Mountain Lakes
N. J
Bolling
Woodrow Wilson
Yorke Village
Special Holiday Rates Announced for Fourth of July Travel
George Girard, O. S. ticket agent, announced rates for the Fourth of July holidays from June 30 to July 4 with a return limit of July 12. The new rates are 90 percent of a round trip fare to California Oregon and Washington points and local destinations.
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George Girard
California
Oregon
Washington
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Claremore Oklahoma June 18 notes Will Rogers reporting from Chicago where Democrats express mixed reactions to the nominating convention. He predicts the party may craft a prohibition plank that pleases some yet unsettles others while Republicans depart in varied moods.
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Claremore
Okla
Chicago
Alice
Pat Hurley
Capone Crown Leads to War in Chicago Underworld
Chicago dispatch reports fierce gangland violence as Colosimo’s slaying by Capone Torrio and Capone triggers a violent turf war. Prohibition agents raid Colosimo’s cafe, seizing liquor while public figures Red Barker and Fred Pacelli are linked to the escalating conflicts. Continued on Page Six.
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Chicago
Gangland
al Capone
Colosimo
Capone
Lexington Hotel
Near South Side
Big Jim
Johnny Torrio
Torrio
Prohibition
al E. Aman
George “Red” Barker
Barker
Fred Pacelli
Pacelli
Morton Grove
Veterans Start Homeward After Defeat of Bonus Bill
Veterans began to disperse from Washington after the Senate defeated the cash bonus bill by a 62 to 18 vote. Thousands of ex service members had gathered outside the capitol, singing and hoping for immediate payments of about two and a half billion dollars.
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Senate
Washington
America
Hoover Withdraws From Campaign In 1932 Race
President Hoover announced he will not campaign except for major addresses and will focus on duties of his office. Everett Sanders will run the campaign and Chicago and New York will host Republican operations. Hoover also canceled plans to attend the Olympic Games opening and his Stanford home visit.
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Washington
Hoover
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Republican Organization
Chicago
New York
Stanford University
Kidnapers Capture Shocks Kansas City Case Ties
June 18 AP reports sixth arrest in the Nell Donnelly kidnapping as Walter Werner, 31, an automo bile mechanic, is held after confessing involvement. Mrs Donnelly freed unharmed, ransom not paid. Deputy Martin Depew, now life sentence, allegedly steered the plot. Browning gets 25 years. Other suspects include Paul Schecit Charles Mele and Mrs Depew.
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Kansas City
Nell Donnelly
South Africa
Walter W. Werner
Martin Depew
William Lacy Browning
State Penitentiary
Paul Schecit
Charles Mele
Ethel Depew
Deputy
Downington
Bil ly goat fails to become man in Brocken experiment
At Germany's Brocken peak the billy goat remained a goat after a ritual by British and German psychical researchers led by Harry Price. Miss Gloria Gordon assisted as the "Pure of Heart" participant as the experimenters used the witches formula in the foggy peak ceremony. Round two is set for tonight.
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Wernigerode
Saxony
Germany
The
Brocken
Harry Price
London
Gloria Gordon
England
Miss Gordon
Dawes Heads Opera Role and Finance Push in Chicago
General Dawes, back from Washington, declines politics talk and hints at leading Civic Opera as Samuel Insull’s successor. He aims to help Chicago secure a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corp while remaining commitment unclear on musical duties. Dawes later visits the Central Republic Bank and Trust, where he once chaired.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
Dawes
Samuel Insull
Civic Opera Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Central Republic Bank and Trust Company
Britain
Alleged Booter Solicits on Horse at Idaho Rodeo
Leonard Morris, arrested by federal and county officers at the Blackfoot fair grounds, appeared before U. S. Commissioner J. H. Early charged with possession and sale of intoxicating liquor. Morris pled not guilty, bond set at $1,000, and he was bound over to the next federal term. He was mounted and circulating among Indians at the rodeo, marking officers first experience with a bootlegger on horseback.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Leonard Morris
Fair Grounds
U. S
J. H. Early
Morris
Vermont Republicans vow unity after convention plank
Walter Fenton, chairman of Vermont's GOP delegation, criticized the Chicago prohibition plank but affirmed Vermont will remain Republican. He noted the stance at a Rutland press gathering and said future state meeting attitudes cannot be foreseen.
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Rutland
Walter Fenton
Vermont
Fenton
Chicago
Butler Seeks Repudiations of Republican Plank
New York dispatch reports Nicholas Murray Butler plans to urge repudiation by New England and Mid Atlantic Republican state conventions of the Chicago adopted platform plank. He warns Hoover’s reelection may hinge on success and calls the convention’s patronage control a historic scandal.
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New York
New York World-Telegram Today
Nicholas Murray Butler
New England
Middle Atlantic
Chicago
Butler
Hoover
Ulysses S. Grant
Roosevelt
Mr. Coolidge
Hausner Plans Second Try At Warsaw Flight
Polish born American aviator Stanislaus Hausner, rescued after 28 hours in the air and a week adrift at sea, says he will attempt the New York to Warsaw flight again this year. He sends word from the freighter Circe to salvage his abandoned plane, asks Britain to send a trailing ship, and reports recovery from his ordeal as he heads to New Orleans.
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London
Stanislaus Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Warsaw
Circe Shell
Portugal
United States
Hausner
Lionized by Kyne A desert adventure on the Arizona plains
Peter B. Kyne presents a short tale of Pete Marty and the Lazy Z foreman who encounter a circus lion escaped to the desert. The trio’s amusing misadventure unfolds as they deal with the lion and its dangers.
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Mr. Kyne
Pete
Marty
Arizona
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