Liquor Law Injunction Action Postponed Fifteen Days
Attorney General Bert H. Miller seeks to restrain Idaho liquor commission in a case debated before Judge Jay L. Downing. The hearing was extended at least 15 days to file briefs and rebuttals as defense argues legislative and constitutional questions about state control of liquor.
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Bert H. Miller
Idaho State Liquor Commission
Jay L. Downing
Fifth District Court
Commission
Ben W. Davis
Pocatello
Idaho
Davis
George Donart
Washington County
State Insurance Fund
Liquor Commission
Ariel Crowley
Beth Same
Miller
Donart
Frank Meek
Caldwell
State Liquor Control Commission
Bert Miller
Protests Rally Over Work Relief Spending Limits
Contractors and road builders protested the $1100 to $1200 per worker spending cap in the administration work relief program. They warned the limit would bar useful and permanent projects and criticized it as too small for even low cost improvements. Roosevelt urged directing the unemployed to private industry when possible.
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Washington
Works Progress
Roosevelt
White House
Willard Chevalier
Advisory Council Construction League
William P. McDonald
American Road Builders Association
Chevalier
Civil Works Administration
Officers Inspect Mines in Wallace Idaho
Law enforcement officers from across Idaho visited the Hecla and Morning mines in Wallace on the convention tour. The event highlighted mine wealth and regional prosperity as 96 officers attended sessions on the new automobile drivers license law explained by Emmitt Pfost. Mrs. Emmitt Pfost was elected auxiliary president with officers named for 1st vice president Mrs. Harry Meppen 2nd vice president Mrs. Larry Cowan and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Earl Coleman.
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Wallace
Idaho
Hecla
Idaho Peace Officers Association
Idaho Panhandle
Emmitt Prost
Boise State
Baseball slate hit by rain across leagues
National League had three games scheduled but postponed due to rain. American League reported all games postponed for rain. A flier in San Antonio reports a fatal crash near Kendalia on May and Porfirio Zabalon, a Philippine constabulary member and Kelly Weld student, died en route to hospital.
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FLIER
San Antonio
Texas
Kendalia
Porfirio & Zabalan
Philippine Constabulary
Kelly Wield
Administration Lost Hope on Social Security Bill Senate Vote
Officials signaled little chance of passage as a protracted fight over private pension plan exemptions stalled the administration social security bill in the Senate today.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Richetti Awaits Death After Kansas City Slaying Case
Adam Richetti, denounced as a mass murderer, was convicted of murder by a Jackson County jury and faces the death penalty for the killing of detective Frank Hermanson during the Union Station spree. Other gang figures, Verne Miller and Pretty Boy Floyd, had prior fates in the same wake of violence. Richetti also faces possible charges for the deaths of Detective William Grooms, Federal Agent Raymond Cafrey, and Police Chief Otto Reed.
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Union Station
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Jackson County
Frank Nash
Verne C. Miller
Detroit
Ohio
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Frank Hermanson
William Grooms
Raymond J. Caffrey
Otto Reed
McAlester
Okla
Pan American clipper to hop again to Alameda Friday
The Pan American clipper finished a 9 hour 58 minute Midway to Pearl Harbor flight and will depart for Alameda on Friday weather permitting. Captain Musick called the test very successful and noted flying blind for part of the trip with a watch on deck. The ship may continue toward Wake Island as part of a proposed trans Pacific air route.
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Lonely Midway Island
Pan American
Alameda
Cal
Pearl Harbor
Midway
E. C. Musick
California
Musick
Wake Island
Philippines
Graft charges of secretary to be probed
Washington June 18 The senate commerce committee orders an inquiry into charges by Ewing Y Mitchell assistant secretary of commerce against his superior Secretary Roper. Mitchell claims illegal scrapping contracts and racketeering in the department and is to testify under oath tomorrow.
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Senate
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Roper
Commerce Committee
Copeland
Mitchell
United States Line Company
Leviathan
Roosevelt
Commerce Department
Department of Commerce
John Monroe Johnson
South Carolina
Treasury
Vandenberg
New NRA to Check Business Trends
President Roosevelt directed the new NRA to examine changes in labor standards and fair trade practices after codes were abolished. He asked for an impartial committee with a chairman, management and labor representatives, and members from commerce and labor departments to supervise the work.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
James L. O'Neill
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Arbitration Opens as Omaha Strike Under Martial Law
Omaha battle over street car walkout escalates as Governor Cochran orders immediate arbitration under martial law. Cardinal points of the dispute to be settled. law will stay in effect until the award is issued while street cars resume service. Cochran convenes Union leader Sam Reynolds and Central Labor Union secretary Ernest Bowerman to select a third arbiter.
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Omaha
Neb
R. L. Cochran
Cochran
Sam Reynolds
American Legion
Ernest Bowerman
Central Labor Union
Federal grand jury to take kidnaping case Wednesday
Tacoma reports that the Waleys may go to prison after life sentences while federal authorities press to speed the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case. A grand jury will sit tomorrow to return Lindbergh law indictments, with motions to follow.
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Federal Grand Jury
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
E. E. Cushman
J. Charles Dennis
Owen P. Hughes
Cushman
Federal
Waleys
Department of Justice
Maoris End Visit To Honolulu Before Homeward Voyage
Twelve chieftains of the Maoris will sail from Honolulu for New Zealand June 26 after visiting the Late Latter Day Saints temple in Oahu. Spokesman T Taurima says prophecy linked Maori religion to Hawaiian origins and that Maoris migrated from the south Pacific over centuries with proof of ties to Hawaii.
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Honolulu
South Pacific
New Zealand
Latter Day Saints
Hawaii
T. Taurima
Taurima
State Water Board Named
Boise June 18 Governor Ross named a state water conservation board. Six members include Thomas Decoursey Caldwell James Kesgard Emmett N W Sharp Filer James Heath Idaho Falls D L Evans Jr Malad and Frank Davis Rexburg Kesgard Heath serve two years Sharp Davis four years and the others six years. The board budgets ten dollars daily plus expenses and may issue revenue bonds to fund construction for irrigation systems. First meeting set for June 29 in the governor’s office.
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Boise
Ross
Thomas Decoursey
Caldwell
James Kesgard
Emmett
N. W. Sharp
Filer
James Heath
Idaho Falls
D. L. Evans, Jr
Malad
Frank Davis
Rexburg
Kesgard
Heath
Sharp
Davis
Four injured in Hereford crash kills one
Walter Kerbow, 18, of Oklahoma City was killed when the car they rode in plunged into a ditch seven miles west of Hereford, Texas. Four other occupants were injured in the collision reported last night.
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Hereford
Tex
Walter Kerbow
Oklahoma City
Striking Kansas convicts press for mine reforms demands
Two demands emerged from the Lansing state prison coal mine as 380 strikers sought a new prison physician and better cooked food. Warden Lacey Simpson said the board would be summoned after conversations with mine officials. no injuries or property damage were reported.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Prison
Lacey Simpson
Murray
Meredith Gets Sales Tax Job in Boise
Pearl C. Meredith of Buhl, formerly chief executive of Idaho’s emergency relief administration, returns to state payroll at 125 dollars a month as a sales tax collector. He joins four men—C. C. Hargrove of Weiser, Harry Beckwith of Payette, and Charles L. McFarlane Sr. and J. B. Holden of Boise— tasked by Ben Diefendorf to enforce the tax law on about 8,000 merchant collectors. May receipts are arriving as merchants delay returns. further field checks follow brief resignation over pay.
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Boise
Pearl C. Meredith
Buhl
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Ben Diefendorf
C. C. Hargrove
Weiser
Harry Beckwith
Payette
Charles L. McFarlane, Sr
J. B. Holden
Diefendorf
Meredith
TERA
Roas
Estalabure
Japanese Peace Efforts Reported in North China
Japanese military officials said Sino Japanese crisis in North China had reached amicable negotiation. General Sung Cheh Yuan was dismissed as governor of Chahar by the Nanking government, while Japan withdrew partly from Tientsin and concentration remained along the Great Wall.
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Associated Press
Tientsin
China
Kenji Doihara
Kwantung Army
Changpei
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Chahar Province
Nanking
Chahar
Sung Cheh- Yuan
Chin Teh Chuan
Kurees
Great Wall
Shanghai
Kwantung
Tiet«sin
House Committee Presses Report on Foulois Case
The House Military Committee told Chairman Mee Swain to seek a report from the army inspector general about the grounds for Maj. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois’s reprimand. Foulois was challenged for alleged violations and mismanagement but was cleared of several charges while the inquiry criticized statements to a military subcommittee.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Mee Swain
D-Sc
Dern
Army Inspector General
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Foulois
War Department
Rogers
de NH
Idaho Weather: Cloudy Tonight with Showers North
Cloudy conditions continue tonight with local showers in the northern area and portions toward the southeast. A slight warming trend is forecast for the southeast while cooler conditions arrive on Wednesday across the region.
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Idaho
Will Rogers Comments on State Legislation and Armistice Day Parallels
Will Rogers jokes about state legislatures adjournment and a postsession celebration in Hollywood. He notes Washington gridlock and credit disputes over economic recovery as he reflects on public affairs and a postponed commencement speech.
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Cal
Washington
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