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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1929

Page

10

Runners Cause Grief to Cops

Alfred Cuddy deputy commissioner of Ontario police was ordered to Windsor to report to Attorney General A H Price on rum running episodes in the Windsor area. MPs claim liquor exports draw rum runners to Canada and the dominion government bears responsibility. The probe covers abduction of a Star cameraman and firearms on Canadian soil near Belle Isle and Amherstburg. The attorney general defends provincial efforts and questions dominion involvement.

Toronto Ont Alfred Cuddy Ontario Windsor A. H. Price Border Cities Star Canadian Belle Isle Amherstburg

Many new planes for army service

Washington June 21 AP contracts for 162 new airplanes for the army air corps were awarded by the war department at an estimated expenditure of 5 million dollars. Boeing will supply 90 pursuit planes from Seattle. Curtiss will provide 72 planes including 28 attack and 4 observation aircraft. Fokker of Hasbrouck Heights will build two observation planes. Berliner Joyce Aircraft of Baltimore will manufacture a two seater pursuit plane. An aviation note mentions a German claim of motorless flight with storks.

Washington Army Air Corps War Department Boeing Airplane Company Seattle Curtiss Fokker Company Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey Berliiner-Joyce Aircraft Corporation Baltimore

Delightful Pocatello Recital by Budge and Hill

Miss Helen Budge pianist and Miss Catherine Hill soprano gave a classical recital at L. D. Recreation hall to a packed audience. The duo drew repeated encores with Budge praised for pianism and Hill for diction and stage presence. Budge studied with Joseph Shevinne in New York and hails from Pocatello high school. Hill joined Budge’s family visit from New York. The program featured Mozart Verdi Schumann Chopin Chabrier Albeniz and Ravel among others. The event marked a high point in local musical talent.

Pocatello Miss Budge Joseph Shevinne New York City Pocatello High School Marietta Higson Sprague Jesse R. S. Budge Budge & Merrill Catherine Hill New York Budge Helen Budge Bett Pati Momrt Arditi Moss Mill II Senate Mozart Verdi Miss Hill Abegg Schumann Pourdrain Chabrier Chopin Imperatrix Des Pagodes Ravel Triana Albeniz Landon Ronald

Plane Strikes Wires Over St Lawrence river

In Montreal a seaplane piloted by C. S. Caldwell struck high tension power lines over the St Lawrence and plunged into the river. Captain J. C. Jervis and Dr. William D. Morris were killed. their bodies were recovered. Witnesses said the craft flew low and flashed with flame as it hit the wires between St Charles and Nun's Island.

Montreal St. Lawrence River C. S. Caldwell Canadian Vickers, Ltd Caldwell J. C. Jervis Canada William D. Morris Jervis Dr Morris St. Charles Nun's Island

Wounded Negro in Critical Condition

Robert Jones, confined to Lynn hospital with a knife wound, remains unchanged. The Porters and Waiters’ Club incident at 122 South First Avenue led to Beatrice Crawford charged with assault with a deadly weapon. If Jones dies, harsher charges may follow. Crawford was also fined 25 for intoxication at police court.

Robert Jones Lynn Hospital Jones South First Avenue Beatrice Crawford Crawford Isaac McDougall

Dr. Edgar Crossman Dies at 65 in Bedford Home

Dr. Edgar Crossman 65 medical director of the U S veterans bureau died at his Bedford summer home after two weeks illness. He had served in the post for years and headed the medical office during wartime.

Bedford Edgar Crossman U.S. Veteran's Bureau

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