Governor Talmadge imposes martial law in Atlanta
Gov Eugene Talmadge proclaims martial law and calls in the national guard to seize the highway department and executive offices in Atlanta after a budget dispute. He appoints Judson P Wilhoit to lead the department as funds for 3200 employees remain unpaid since April 1 amid court injunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Capitol
New York
National Guard
Highway Department
Judson P. Wilhoit
Highway Board
Pittman Silver Issue Faces Gold Standard Debate
The committee rejects immediate return to the gold standard until workable says. France and other gold bloc nations seize on clause two seeking to push U S back to gold. Viscount Hailsham calls for amendment to let each country set time and parity for going back to gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Warbure
France
Pittman
Viscount Hailsham
Great Britain
Town Notes From Pocatello Busy Social and Legal Roundup
A crowded itemized column reports visits and business trips of local residents and out-of-town visitors from Stanford Portland Salt Lake and Denver. Highlights include Rotary Ladies Night with international speakers, baby show winners, civil service exams and a string of local court fines and births.
Local official injury and family wedding notes
Officers report a man matching a cigarette lighting scene drew a knife and stabbed himself in the chest. A one inch deep wound was noted. Scott D. Lowe, county superintendent, is in Moscow for a state school superintendents convention. Mr and Mrs J G Stratford and daughter Reba head to Portland for their son Dick Stratford’s wedding to Vera Calder of Vernal Utah. Dr Wayne Stratford, Harvard graduate and new Portland hospital physician, will join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott D. Lowe
Moscow
J. G. Stratford
Reba
Portland
Coffin Presses Idaho Chief on C C C Appointments
In Washington Coffin questions Idaho Chief about reforestation army appointments. He cites a partisan split, notes 28 of 30 appointees were Republicans, and says the delegation seeks guidance to protect Democrats and the party at home amid perceived favoritism and misrepresentation by Mr Rutledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Rutledge
Hugh Wood
Clark County
Joe Woods
Myron Swendsen
Mr. Rutledge
Ogden
Roosevelt
Hoover
Campaign Race Draws Closer for Leaders
The leaders’ tally tightens as the Buy Idaho campaign nears closing on July 3. In Miss Southeastern Idaho pageant actions, Helen Henderson of Arimo yields to Mildred Hubbard of Route 1 Pocatello while early voting tallies are reported before nine o'clock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Miss Southeastern Idaho
Mildred Hubbard
Pocatello
Helen Henderson
ATMO
Verda Stoddard
Kerma Keller
Whitney
Arletia Farr
Armo
Carol Chester
Soda Springs
Marie Hill
Franklin
Lenore Morris
McCammon
Rae Hatfield
Ameri Can Palle c
Florence Underwood
Downey
Verda Salveson
Edna Reese
Lava
Bernice Hooper
Laurina Fife
Helen Smith
American Falls
Phyllis Ruger
Bancroft
Bernice Jones
Lara
Gail Stucke
Paris
Legislature OKs 3.2 Percent Beer Bill Across States
Both houses passed a bill legalizing 3.2 percent beer, with Governor Ross accepting it after a revenue measure. The piece notes opposition from figures labeled radical wet and details the vote split and implications for old laws and a Volstead act style framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Supreme Court
Senate
Yost
van Hoesen
Platt
Bonner
Clark
Rathdall
Mays
Moore
Cunningham
Davis
Evans Reynolds
Newport
Lau
Barlow
Dyer
Reed
Stacy
Harrison
Swanstrom
Riggs
Pettibone
Gibson
Devoe
Nelson
Korter
Mitchell
Hooper Shafer
Metcalf
Keith
Callahan
Phillips
Connor
Williams
Conart
Henderson
Hart
Woodward
Stratton
Kirkpatrick
Freehafer
Evans
Power
Horsman
Howard
Beauty pageant standings to publish thrice weekly
The Tribune will publish standings for Miss Poca tello Miss Eastern Idaho and Miss Southeastern Idaho three times weekly on Tuesday and Thursday. The Journal will print Saturday morning. The Buy Idaho Campaign closes on Monday July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
The
Tribune
Journal
Buy Idaho
Final Rites Held for Mrs. Sarah Jane Larson
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Larson 39 of 517 North Main were held at the Third Ward L D S church with Bishop E P Horsfall officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery under Hall mortuary. Pallbearers included Charles Hanson Joseph Walton Marion Martindale Horatio Tanner J G Hanson and August Heden. The service featured prayers by Charles L Heigh benediction by J G Hanson and songs by the L D S relief society. Speaker was J Wiley Sessions. Grave dedication by William G Eldredge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Larson
North Main
Third Ward
E. P. Horsfall
Marion Martindale
Horatio Tanner
J. G. Hanson
August Heden
Charles L. Heigh
Singing Mothers of the
L. D. S. Relief Society
J. Wiley Sessions
William G. Eldredge
Palm Leaf Circle No 19 Meeting Tonight
Palm Leaf Circle No 19 of the N O W will hold a gathering at 8 oclock this evening at the W O W hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Circle
No. 19
W. O. W. Hall
Sale Permit Expanded for Public Places Including Halls
The ordinance extends permission to sell the product in older venues and all typical public spaces such as dance halls, broadening where it may be offered.
Beer Measure Deliberations Move Through Legislature
The caucus weighs beer revenue use for expenses of the legislature and administration of beer acts. A plan to split funds between the general fund and public schools is unsettled. Debates on selling beer to minors continue with a proposal to set the legal age at 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State General Fund
Endowment and 3.2 Beer Measures Trigger Senate Deadlock
The House passed several minor measures from the governor's call and sent them to the Senate where swift action was expected. Provisions include paying interest on state registered warrants continuing interest on treasury notes not redeemed at maturity and correcting a typographical error in the last session's $3 000 appropriation for upper Snake River flood control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Treasury
Snake River
War Mothers program on communism and immigration
The War Mothers meeting featured a discussion on communism and immigration with statistics on foreign born residents. Clifford Miller and Olga Hines performed songs. Bannock County chapter presented Mrs. Stone a gift copy of History of Old Fort Hall by Jennie Broughton Brown, presented by Mrs. D W Standrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Miller
Olga Hines
Bannock County
Announcements For G A A And Veterans Groups
The G A A to the B of L C will meet Wednesday afternoon with Montpelier division members to be entertained. Lunch at 12 30 noon followed by a short business meeting and cards. Santa Ana Camp and auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans meet 8 p m Tuesday at the Memorial building. Dorson Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Lee Hammonds home 318 South Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bistline
Pocatello
Oakland
California
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Bannock Hotel
Paul V. Nash
Bistline
Rotary Club
International Service Committee
Rae P. Stratford
Rotary Clubs
A. T. West
Shoshone
Salt Lake
Otto Hatcher
William I
West
Fort Riley
Kansas
B. of L. C
Montpelier Division
Santa Ana
Auxllary
United Spanish War Veterans
Dorson
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Lee Hammond
South Johnson
Simply Work Cutz: Women Weariness Meet By Lydia E. Pinkham
A bidiocre ad pitches Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for exhausted homemakers. It claims every 1989 women report benefit and urges readers to buy a bottle from their druggists to regain strength and ease daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Ua Aay
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. P. Skaggs System
P.S. Sweet
C. A. Jones
Rupert
Jack Valentine
Stanford University
Joseph M. Murphy
George P. Delury
Judge O. R. Baum
Nate Morgan
Mountain Home
Boise
Irving Fairweather
Wallace
Zerelda Richards
W. H. Anderson
Ross Park
W. Dunn
O. Nordell
Denver
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
H. B. Thompson
Benjamin
Betty
Ben Thompson
West Point
Howard Stoy
H. T. Stoy
Joe Rogers
Archer Townend
Townend Furniture Company
Norma
del Monte
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mr. Townend
L. D. S. Church
Bonnie Smith
Little Harvey Bragg
Leona May Potter
Samuel Cox
Mary Kay Roskelly
Onnie Polson
Alice Hillbrand
Harriet Jenkins
United States Civil Service Commission
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Department of Agriculture
Lily McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Harry Walking
Harry
D. L. Smith
M. Myers
Esther K. Grant
James Sins
Mith
Pearl Lackyer, McCammon
General Hospital
Cecil Asterkin
Riverside, California
Tes Curtis
West Wyeth
Garfield and Center
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Blanch Neilson
North Garfield
State Law Library
Margery Payne
George Bruce
South Arthur
C. R. Tulley
Prentbore
Joseph Woodmansee
North Hayes
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Calvin Munn
Wilma Arlene Sturman
Eric §S. Soderblom
Doris Ritzman
Jay L. Downing
Preston
C. G. Vaughn
Pocatello Fruit Market
N. Main
Wendell Brown
D. W. Bliss
Martin Garvin
Charles Bailey
F. B. Hayes
North
Garfield
Hayes
Frank Whitworth
Inkom
R. R. Benedict
Robert M. Pugmire
Police Department
Idaho Peace Officers Association
Association
Frank McKinnon
D. W. Woodard
Homer
Max
Dan
Darleen
Motor
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mike Elson
Amos Rigby
Willard Call
Coffin
Ters
Tribune-Journal Company
Ernest T. Spencer
Idaho State Journal
Pioneer Intermountain
Pocatello Tribune
Effie Matsaw
Fort
AL Coveretree
Pearl Jensen
Black- Roe
Areata
Erma Christensen
Palo Aa Sjera Dare
Maxine Williams
Poubois Coe T A
Virginia Davis
Aber- Quo Ascecisaes
Naomi Hulse
Ririe
Roberta Colburn
Aber- Cui Cave
Hasses
Lela Priest
Arco
Beatrice Dye
Mrs. Larson
Ye Welle Central Blom
War Mothers
Lydia E. Pinkham
Downard's Funeral Home
Rome
Pet Aagles
American Automobile Association Contest Board
Aly
N.B.C
AAA
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Standard Oil Company of
AAA Contest Board
Standard
INC4
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!