Court to Hear Waleys Plea on Kidnapping
Indicted under the Lindbergh law the Waleys face arraignment in Tacoma federal court on charges of kidnapping the George Weyerhaeuser poring over $200 000 ransom and conspiracy with William Mahan who remains a fugitive. Bail set at 100000 for Mahan. Waleys may plead guilty or stand mute with trial possible next week.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
Federal District
George Weyerhaeuser
Waleys
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
William Mahan
William Dainard
Montana
Mahan
E. E. Cushman
Federal
Department of Justice
Commissioner’s Court
Little George
Datnard
Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Dainard
Jones
George
Dam near Oakley Repaired After Flood Damage
State Engineer T. H. Humpherys reports flood damage at the Smith and Morehouse dam near Oakley Utah has been repaired and danger of failure passed.
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Salt Lake City
Smith and Morehouse
Oakley
Utah
T. H. Humpherys
Mitchell Claims to Be Gone Over Fully
Former assistant secretary of commerce testifies amid graft charges in the department of commerce. He cites 23 charges against Admiral Cone and a shipping board official, alleging favoritism and improper conduct, while claiming limited authority and warnings against pressing the matter.
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Mitchell
Senate
Shipping Board
Cone
J. W. Barnett
Shipping Board Bureau
Army of G-Men Hold Bark Big Tacoma Crowd
An ex convict hunted yesterday as authorities traced a ransom note that requested a room with bath. The man signed his name fully as James Paul Jones, a detail noted by Wilcox at the hotel register before the alleged scam unfolded.
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Army of G-Men
Big Tacoma
Wilcox
James Paul Jones
J. P. Jones
James P. Jones
Bath
Bourbon Party Leaders Fight Added Levies
Washington reports say President Roosevelt’s tax plan, core to his New Deal program, would be pressed through the 1936 campaign. Associates, speaking on background, note potential sharp party splits and possible constitutional questions akin to the NRA ruling.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Supreme Court
NRA
Club hears talk by Dr. E. O. Cook
Dr. E. O. Cook, superintendent, told Pocatello Rotary Club that St. Anthony industrial school is the only U S institution offering a full four year high school course. He addressed club members outlining the school’s program and status.
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DR. E. O. Cook
St. Anthony Industrial School
United States
E. O. Cook
Pocatello Rotary Club
Salmon club charter presented at Bannock hotel meeting
Dr. Cook described school activities while two soprano solos by Mrs. G A Wagner were sung. Mrs. T R Neilsen accompanied. Finis Bentley presided in place of President Claude Bistline who is in Salmon Idaho with R H Wells to present the charter to the Salmon club.
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Bannock Hotel
Leader of Church Is Dead At Logan
Logan Utah June 20 George W Lindquist 63 year old civic and business leader and member of the First Presidency of Cade stake of the Latter Day Saints church died at his home He had been ill only a week but in poor health for months Survivors include two daughters Mrs Mabel Bjorkman of Grace Idaho and Mrs Josephine Standing of Ogden and a brother Edward Lindquist of Ogden Funeral services will be held here Sunday
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Logan
Utah
George W. Lindquist
Cade Stake
Latter Day Saints Church
Daugters
Mabel Bjorkman
Grace
Idaho
Josephine Standing
Ogden
Edward Lindquist
Ash-ton Girl Wins Trip to San Diego
Miss Margaret Neiland of Ashton won a rail trip to the San Diego exposition, awarded by First Security Bank during Railroad Week for guessing the jar’s total coins. The jar held $615.18, counted publicly with Mayor Robert M. Terrell, J. P. Halliwell, and R. R. Beers present.
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Margaret Neiland
Ashton
San Diego Exposition
First Security Bank
Robert M. Terrell
J. P. Halliwell
R. R. Beers
Idaho and Federal Agencies Plan Liquor Traffic Cooperation
Idaho State Liquor Control Commission and Federal Liquor Control units will cooperate to curb illegal liquor traffic in Idaho. State commissioner M B Yeaman announced after a Boise conference with O D Jackson W C field officer and Seattle supervisors W E Berg Captain R A Deman and O K Nickerson. The group is on a nationwide tour studying liquor control problems.
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Boise
Idaho State Liquor Control Commission
Federal Liquor Control Commission
Idaho
M. B. Yeaman
Yeaman
O. D. Jackson
Washington, D. C
Federal Alcohol Control Unit
W. E. Berg
Seattle
R. A. Deman
O. K. Nickerson
Contractors urged to vote at NRA Salt Lake City event
June 20 in Salt Lake City Mark Tuttle manager of the Intermountain branch of the Associated General Contractors of America appealed to members to participate in voting. The report frames the call as support for NRA activities.
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NRA
Salt Lake City
Mark Tuttle
Intermountain
Associated General Contractors of America
Contractor urged to uphold codes amid NRA criticisms
Mr. Tuttle urged contractors to live up to provisions of the codes and ostracise the chiseler, praising the benefits to industry while supporting the invalidated NRA principles.
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Tuttle
Auto Hits Train Injuring Four in Granger Area
Four people from Granger were injured when an automobile collided with a Denver and Rio Grande Western switch engine near here today. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hale suffered painful injuries but none serious.
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Salt Lake City
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
H. E. Hill
W. L. Hale
Granger
Sir Malcolm Campbell Set for July Speed Record Bid
Harold A Weller AAA contest board member said July 24 is tentatively scheduled for Sir Malcolm Campbell to attempt the world automobile speed record. The race will be on the Salt Lake Desert near Saldura Utah. Campbell has spare parts stored in Salt Lake City and plans to depart England soon.
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San Francisco
Harold A Weller
AAA
Malcolm Campbell
Great Salt Lake Desert
Saldura
Utah
Weller
Malcom
Salt Lake City
England
Early Test on Wagner Bill in Courts Seen
A court test on the Wagner Act is anticipated as a gauge of protecting workers who aid investigations. The case centers on alleged firing for giving evidence and for refusing to bargain collectively.
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