Western lines reach agreement on Dotsero cutoff plan
Denver and Salt Lake Railway minority holders along with Denver and Rio Grande Western announce a pact to fast track the Dotsero cutoff to connect Denver to a transcontinental route. Senator Phipps and heirs say construction could start soon, with ICC approval anticipated soon and completion within a year or more.
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Washington
Denver and Salt Lake Railroad
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Denver
Senator Phipps
Colorado
New York
Phipps
Lawrence ©. Phipps, Jr
Gerald Hughes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Second quake rocks Tokyo and coast amid volcanic activity
Tokyo was jolted by a second earthquake in less than a week at 3 15 pm with tremors felt along the coast and in Tochigi Ibaraki Guima and Fukoshima prefectures. Mount Yakegatake erupted earlier and again after the quake. Mount Asama also erupted yesterday. Central Observatory said the quake likely centered about 160 miles northeast in the sea. black smoke and ash were reported over a wide area.
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Tokyo
Coast Line
Tochigi
Ibaraki
Guima
Pukushima
Mayebashi
Konohama
Yakegatake
Nagano
Yokohama
Asama
Central Observatory
Nampa Auxiliary Elects Officers at Convention
Ellen Laster of Nampa was elected president of the state auxiliary of the Spanish American war veterans. Officers include M McKrath Nampa senior vice president Jennie Graham Fruitland junior vice president Anna Scott Boise chaplain Eva Downing Boise judge advocate Minnie Bowman Nampa inspector Lulu Harper Payette patriotic instructor Mila Moreland Payette historian Alberta Laster Nampa conductress Amy Downing assistant conductresses Adelaide Young Boise guard Mary Gaussein Nampa assistant guard Maude Jones Pocatello Emma Parsons Nampa Laura Hagler Ontario Ore Mildred Reay Nampa delegates to the national convention.
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Nampa
Ellen Laster
Otr
M McKrath
Jennie Graham Fruitland
Anna Scott
Boise
Eva Downing
Minnie Bowman
Lulu Harper
Payette
Mila Moreland
Alberta Laster
Amy Downing
Adelaide Young
Mary Gaussein
Maude Jones
Pocatello
Emma Parsons
Laura Hagler
Ontario
Ore
Mildred Reay
Utah Pair Tonight and Wednesday Weather Update
A brief Utah forecast notes two days of planning with little temperature change. No significant showers or wind, and temperatures remain near seasonal norms for the period.
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Utah
Baseball score roundup with rain delays across leagues
National league games saw Cincinnati and Boston split, with rain ending a game early. Chicago at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia were postponed by rain, while other American and National pairings produced varied runs as pitchers and lineups shuffled through the day.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hodges to Attend Western Meetings
Earle W. Hodges president Lions International attends the 28th district conference and travels to La Grande Spokane Missoula for Oregon Washington Montana conventions before returning to New York City for the International convention in Toronto on July 14.
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Earle W. Hodges
Lions International
la Grande
Oregon
Spokane
Washington
Missoula
Montana
New York City
Toronto
Canada
mDAHO Pair Tonight and Wednesday
Note on weather indicates warm conditions for the north and west areas for tonight and Wednesday with expectations of pleasant temperatures and light winds. No precipitation expected in the short term.
Banquet and Dance to Close Lions Program This Evening
Lions International district convention closing events include a banquet at Bannock Hotel at 6 80 o clock and a dance at Meridell Park beginning 9 30 this evening in Pocatello Idaho.
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Bannock Hotel
Meridell Park
28Th District
Utah-Idaho
Lions International
Pocatello
Hamtramck Mayor Among 16 Indicted in Corruption Probe
Detroit area prosecutors announce 16 indictments by a circuit court grand jury including Hamtramck Mayor Rudolph G. Tenerowicz and councilmen for conspiracy to accept bribes in disorderly houses and city contracts. Other named defendants include police clerk Daniel Minock and city attorney William Cohen. Dibble is jailed for arraignment.
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Detroit
Hamtramck
Circuit Court
Howard Bowman
Rudolph G. Tenerowicz
Department of Public Works
Tenerowicz
Fred ©. Dibble
Joseph L. Stomski
Daniel L. Minock
Sam Margolis
Joseph Rupinski
Hamtramck Police Department
William Cohen
Borah to Speak at Twin Falls Veterans Memorial Dedication
Senator William E Borah will deliver an address at the dedication of a new Veterans memorial in Twin Falls Idaho. Veterans from across south central Idaho are expected to attend the ceremony on June 23.
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William E. Borah
Twin Falls
Idaho
Will Rogers on moral leadership and foreign policy
Beverly Hills editorial quotes Will Rogers criticizing U S interventionism and the idea of moral leadership. He argues Americans misjudge foreign needs and warns that the nation would die from the delusion of possessing moral authority abroad.
Idaho Farm Sizes Show Growth Since 1925
The 1930 Idaho farm average size is 224.3 acres, up from 199.9 in 1925. Minidoka, Can yon, and Ada counties have the smallest averages at 68.2, 68.7, and 77 acres, while Clark county leads at 1075 acres, with Caribou 629.4 and Power 627.9 acres. Bannock county average is 306.4 acres, up from 196.9 in 1925.
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Idaho
Minidoka
Canyon
Ada
Clark County
Caribou County
Power
Bannock County
National Grain Officer Huff Meets Senator Thomas in Po catello
Farmers' National Grain Corp President C. E. Huff visited Po catello from Ogden to confer with Senator John Thomas about general policy. Both plan to depart this evening with Huff returning to Washington and Thomas to Gooding. Huff has prior visits to Pacific coast points.
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C. E. Huff
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Pocatello
Ogden
Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Huff
John Thomas
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senator Thomas
Pacific Coast
Washington
Thomas
Gooding
John Thomas, Gooding
Idaho
Jnior
C. F E. Huff
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Western Shippers Advisory Board
the Tribune
Salt Lake Boy Dies After Train Accident
Edward Victor Southern, 17, of 615 East First South Salt Lake City, died at 5:20 a m in General hospital from injuries after falling from a moving Short Line freight car while three companions rode atop. He and three others were bound for Montana. his body to be shipped home for burial.
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Edward Victor Southern
East First South
Salt Lake City
General Hospital
Walnut Street
Schumacher & Beasley Mortuary
Southern
Overland Park
Montana
Alex Daves
Fruit Street
Norman Melde
East Robert Street
Nelden Jones
South First West
W. W. Brothers
Rotary International Opens 22nd Convention in Vienna
The 22nd annual Rotary International convention opened in Vienna with about 3000 attendees, including over 1000 delegates and families from North America. Sydney W. Pascall of London was elected president for the coming year, and President Almon E. Roth of Stanford spoke at the opening session. Attendees included William Wallin, former local publisher, and Jesse Chase and Mrs Chase of Pocatello, Idaho.
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Vienna
Rotary International
North America
Almon E. Roth
Stanford University
Sydney W. Pascall
London
Roth
William Wallin
Jesse Chase
The
Pocatello Auto Company
Chase
Indians to Stage Sun Dance at Fort Hall July Dates
Fort Hall agency and Bannock Creek district sun dances are rescheduled to July 24 to 26 to align with the Shoshone Sun Dance at Fort Washakie Wyoming. Officials aim to synchronize Uintah and Ouray dances at Fort Duchesne Utah, reducing cross reservation travel.
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Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
Bannock Creek District
Fort Washakie
Wyoming
Uintah and Ouray Reservation
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Kiwanis Club Plans Utah Idaho Conference in Pocatello
Kiwanis clubs from Utah and Idaho will hold their district conference in Pocatello on August 28 and 29. At the Kiwanis meeting committees were named for program arrangements publicity entertainment finance and reception. Women’s reception committee members to be announced by G. W. Tomlinson.
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Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Boy Scouts
Pocatello
American Legion
Lions Clubs
Utah
Idaho
Kiwanis Club
G. W. Tomlinson
R. J. Schwendiman
Ivan Gasser
Willard Bowen
A. Ashton
I. H. Masters
S. A. Wilson
Nate Block
Tom West
Harry Wilson
O. D. Garrison
A. J. Pierce
Walter Newcomb
W. H Francis
Roy Black
Indicted for Perjury in Lincoln Campaign Probe
Victor Seymour of Lincoln and former Broken Bow grocer George W. Norris were re indicted by a federal grand jury for perjury tied to testimony before the Senate campaign expenditures investigation. A. C. Laster reelected department commander of the United Spanish American War Veterans in Nampa convention. Pocatello named 1932 convention city. Alvin E. Hess’s body recovered after drowning in Salmon River reservoir. Jack Zandt pleads not guilty to maiming his mother in law. Hoover debt plan criticized in Moscow press as insincere and capitalist fearful for investments in Germany.
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Lincoln, Neb
Victor Seymour
Lincoln
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
Senatorial Committee
Nampa
A. C. Laster
United
Pocatello
J. P. Jones
C. M. Grissom
Idaho Falls
Tulsa
Okla
Jack Zandt
Moscow
Hoover
Germany
Four Arrests At Blackfoot Rodeo Prompt Prohibition Case
Archie Merrill Keith Merrill and Merrill Sorenson were released after federal charges for violation of the national prohibition law were dismissed. Frank Burch pleaded guilty in Blackfoot state court and was fined 100 dollars after his arrest with them.
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Archie Merrill
Keith Merrill
Merrill Sorenson
Blackfoot
Frank Burch
Hasty Takeoff on Ocean Trip Surprises All
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty left HARBOR GRACE at 4 57 p m bound for Berlin. The Oklahoma City pair flew Winnie Mae nonstop across the Atlantic, refueling quickly after landing and taking off again within hours. They predicted Berlin in about 20 hours, arriving after 3 hours 40 minutes.
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New York
Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Berlin
Harbor Grace
N. P
Oklahoma City
Okla
Germany
Newfoundland
Cockwepp Field
N. Y
Winnie Mae
Utah judge rules for Pocatello man in mining case
Federal Judge Tillman D Johnson ordered Lehi Tintic Mining to return 2,000,000 shares to the firm treasury. The action by E H Weaver of Pocatello and other minority stockholders alleges Woolley and other directors used company deals for personal gain involving land and stock in related firms.
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Salt Lake City
Tillman D. Johnson
Lehi Tintic Mining Company
E. H. Weaver
Pocatello
Woolley
Car overturns claim two missing after Fort Hall crash
Sheriff reports a fatal highway wreck near Fort Hall where Mrs. J K Andow died as her car rolled three times and ended up on its four wheels. Witness saw a green Ford coupe but could not confirm involvement. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm.
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W. H. Woodward
Theo Turner, Jr
Fort Hall
J. K. Andow
Andon
Theo Turner, Sr
William Strausbaugh
Ada Beattie
Salmon
Aseniia Coffman
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