Second Ocean Plane Leaves American Shore
Otto Hillig and Holger Hoiriss took off at 5 45 a m Newfoundland time on a trans Atlantic joy ride to Copenhagen in their Liberty monoplane. They carried 605 gallons of fuel and 20 gallons of oil for 36 to 40 hours flight plus water oranges coffee and bread. They planned to fly direct to Copenhagen then onward to Germany France and England with fair weather reported on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Otto Hillig
Holger Hoiriss
Copenhagen
Denmark
Newfoundland
Hillig
Hairis
Germany
France
England
Atlantic
Premier Takes a Firm Stand Against Catholic Action
Rome June 24 AP Premier Mussolini defends dissolution of Catholic Action clubs as anti fascist and illegal. He says no reason to renew discussions and blames violence on alleged Catholic political activity. Vatican note cites insults to the pope and damage to church property and seeks prosecution of the guilty. Italy also awaits Vatican deprecation of Yugoslav demonstrations.
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Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Holy See
Italy
Jugoslavia
Idaho Weather Report Mixed but Generally Fair
The Idaho forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday with high temperatures near normal. In the northern portion, unsettled conditions are expected as a change approaches.
Idaho Farmland and Park Acreage Summary
Idaho contains about 53 346 560 acres with 30 080 acres in Yellowstone National Park. Bannock County spans 1 175 680 acres, 17 5 percent of Idaho is in farms, 7 6 percent or 4 073 265 acres are cropland. In Bannock County 45 6 percent or 535 664 acres are farms, and 241 759 acres or 20 percent of Bannock County’s area are in farms.
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Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Bannock County
Local Federal Hearing Opens Over Little Lost River Project
A special federal court session in Howe Idaho heard R W Paris reclamation commissioner suit against Blaine County Investment Co and others under the Carey act. He seeks to reduce the Little Lost River project from about 10 000 to 5 000 acres and to cancel bonds while abatement motions cite a parallel state case.
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R. W. Paris
Reclamation
State of Idaho
Blaine County Investment Co
J. H. Petersen
Petersen and Clark
Little Lost River
Howe
Idaho
Ralph Adair
Blackfoot
S. E. Blaine
Messrs
Richard and Haga
Boise
Pocatello
Brayton and
Lowe
F. Hansbrough
J. H. Anderson
Jones
Pomeroy and
Car Crash Involving Ernest E. Wilson in Police Court
Ernest E. Wilson of 231 North Eleventh Avenue pleaded not guilty to reckless driving after a single car crash near 745 West Benton. Five passengers were in the vehicle. Dorothy Slice suffered an arm injury and was taken to General Hospital. Wilson was allegedly traveling at a high rate of speed.
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Ernest E. Wilson
North Eleventh Avenue
Wilson
Ina
Fred Zweigart
West Benton
Dorothy Slice
Center and
Hayes
General Hospital
Zweigart
Hazel Brown
Alta Willis
North Thirteenth
Kenneth Rhea
South Arthur
Edgar Gayhart
North Tenth
Funeral services held for Robert Hughes age 5
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church for Robert Hughes five year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hughes of Bonanza Bar. He died from internal injuries after being crushed under a truck wheel at the family ranch Friday evening wednesday officiating pastor Rev H Fryer. He is survived by his parents and a sister.
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American Falls
Pocatello Tribune
Robert Hughes
Bonanza Bar
Methodist Church
H. Fryer
Robert
Typhoid Epidemic Reported in Tambor Gold Field
Reports from Mexico City say a typhoid outbreak is spreading in the Tambor gold field, Sinaloa. Deaths are feared in the settlement and the situation is described as serious by authorities.
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Mexico City
Tambor
Sinaloa
Mexico
Driving novice caused fatal Fort Hall crash
State traffic officer M. J. Rossiter said Mrs. J. K. Andon died after a high speed loss of control near Fort Hall. He noted she had learned to drive only in the past five days. A child and a hired ranch helper were present. the man slept and injuries were limited to Mrs. Andon who died from a penetrating wound. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m.
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M. J. Rossiter
the Tribune Today
J. K. Andon
Fort Hall
Roasiter
Andon
Reynolds Company Increases Cigaret Prices
New York June 24 AP Reynolds Tobacco Co and American Tobacco Co raise wholesale prices by 45 cents per thousand on popular cigarette brands. The new price reaches 6.85 dollars per thousand.
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New York
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
American Tobacco Co
Enraged husband stabs local garage man at shop
Earl Carr was wounded twice in a Tuesday assault at 234 West Halliday street by Alf J Metzener, a warrant issued for assault with a deadly weapon, Metzener arrested and bonded. Carr’s broken hand confirms a fierce fight, notes say Mrs Metzener’s earlier visit sparked the clash. Local officers report Carr declined to discuss details at Lynn hospital.
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Earl. Carr
Alf J. Metzener
Carr
West Halliday Street
Metzener
Justice Court
Martin
R. S Callis
Justice of the Peace
Isaac McDougall
A. L. Oliver
R. C. Thomas
Police Department
Lynn Hospital
Rancher Testifies In Maples Death Case In Idaho
Seth Lee Morrison, a Yellowpine rancher, took the stand to deny killing Charles Maples last fall. He said he was unconscious from drink at the time of the shooting and woke to a warning from Frank Hamilton that Maples had been shot. Bert McCoy was linked to a moonshine operation, and Hamilton and Maples were described as at a drinking party the night before the shooting. Morrison claimed he stayed at the ranch four miles from Yellowpine and that Maples and Hamilton returned at 3 a.m. Morrison also denied cooking breakfast.
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Cascade
Idaho
Seth Lee Morrison
Yellowpine
Charles Maples
Frank Hamilton
Hamilton
Maples
Bert McCoy
McCoy
Yellow Pine
Morrison
City Departments Disturbed by Bees
Bees disturbed residents at 830 E Fremont prompting police to call in sanitary workers who debated taking charge. A proposal floated for a special emergency unit with braver staff from both departments to form a new organization.
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Police Department
Sanitary Department
Oil
E. Fremont
Evangelist McPherson to press tax case further
Aimee Semple McPherson won permission to continue contesting an additional 17 486 in income taxes for 1927 and 1928. The IRS asserts 1927 income of 19 236 and 1928 income of 107 395. Next steps are summer conferences between her lawyers and government representatives to seek a settlement without a board of tax appeals trial.
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Washington
Aimee Semple McPherson
Llewellyn A. Luce
Los Angeles
Board of Tax Appeals
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
McPhrson
Boston and St Louis Split Doubleheader In Scores
Baseball results show Boston and St Louis winning and losing in pair of games. Notable pitchers include Ruffing, Hallahan, Rhein, Kremer, and Malone. Multiple line scores list teams such as Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati Cincinnati Boston and Brooklyn with varied runs and outcomes.
Paris responds to Hoover war debt plan in part
Premier Laval delivers France's reply to Hoover Moratorium proposal in Paris. French says aid to Germany and Europe necessary but rejects Hoover's plan to implement the moratorium. Also Mussolini backs the moratorium in principle. In Idaho three bandits elude capture after a store and pool hall robbery near Bruneau River canyon.
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Associated Press
Laval
Edge
Paris
France
Hoover
Germany
Europe
Bruneau
Idaho
East Fork
Bruneau River
Washington
State Department
Mussolini
Winnie Mae Log Details Progress
AP records the Winnie Mae flight path with takeoffs and landings from Roosevelt Field to Harbor Grace then Berlin, noting a late wireless report from Drottingholm and subsequent landings at Chester England Hanover Templehof Berlin.
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Winnie Mae
Volcanoes Resume Eruption In Japan
Tokyo reports two more eruptions bringing four active volcanoes in a week. Mount Togatake in Gifu Prefecture and Mount Hachido near Kuchigerabu Island belched black smoke and steam, with earthquakes accompanying some activity.
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Tokyo
Japan
Togatake
Gifu Prefecture
Hachido
Kuchigerabu Island
Kiushin Island
Rengo
Kagoshima
Fire damages big dirigible at Lakehurst hangar
A brief fire damaged 275 square feet of the Los Angeles dirigible in its Lakehurst hangar when a short circuit in electrical equipment caused the blaze. The helium filled craft, recently flown for training, remained intact and was not delayed for a scheduled trip to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Appire
Los Angeles
Wilkesbarre
Hotel cashier dies at local hospital
Grace Gertrude Donahue 21 died at a local hospital after a short illness. Born Mackay June 1910, she lived with parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donahue at 616 North Grant Avenue and worked as a Bannock hotel cashier. Survived by four brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements handled by Schumacher Beasley parlors. services time to be announced.
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Pocatellans
Grace Gertrude Donahue
Miss Donahue
Peter Donahue
North Grant Avenue
Bannock
Mackay
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Pocatello
Sheridan
Vina
Calif
Jack
Merced
Donald
Philip
Alfred Allen
Portland
Ore
Walter Bauchman
Idaho Falls
C. E. Thomas
C. G. Epperson
Salt Lake City
Schumacher & Beasley
Growth projected for Lava Hot Springs resort hotel
H P Allen of Lava Hot Springs, here to attend a chamber of commerce meeting, organizes a company promoting a new 200000 dollar hotel set to rise next spring. He says a fine hotel will draw visitors nationwide to the mineral springs. J N Booth notes interest in a 150000 dollar veterans hospital for the Idaho resort.
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Lava Hot Springs
America
Europe
H. P. Allen
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
J. N. Booth
Mr. Allen
West
Idaho Resort
Westinghouse Declares Quarterly Dividend of $1 a Share
Directors of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company announce a regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share on both common and preferred stock. The move signals steady returns to shareholders and aligns with prior payout policy.
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New York
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Americans Take First Leg of World Flight to Berlin
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty completed the first lap of their round the world flight landing at Tempelhof Berlin after stops in Chester and Hanover. Officials welcomed them with bouquets as Lufthansa crews celebrated the Atlantic crossing and a 24 hour span from Harbor Grace.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Tempelhof
Chester
Eng
Hanover
Germany
Theeld
Clarence A. Chamberlin
Charles Levine
New York
Lufthansa
Harbor Grace
Post
Gatty
Atlantic
England
Mercury Holds Near Eighty Degrees In Pocatello
Weather in Pocatello remains mild with a cool wind. Temperatures topped around 80 degrees on Tuesday, with 84 on Monday and a 96 degree high in 1916, while 74 degrees was recorded a year ago. Forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures. Sunrise is 4 51 and sunset 8 13.
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Pocatello
Cavanah Sentences Three to Jail in Federal Case
Carl W. Smith pleaded guilty in federal court to possession of plate similitudes and counterfeit ten dollar bills and received six months in jail. Co defendants D M Allphin and A C Goldworthy pleaded guilty to liquor violations, were fined 100 dollars and sent to county jail for three months. Additional defendants named face plea on V N P A charges.
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Carl W. Smith
Federal Reserve
United States of America
C. C. Cavanah
Smith
Aberdeen
New York
D. D. Allphin
A. C. Goldworthy
Blackfoot
Cavanah
L. G. Gill
Ross Clough
Sheleley
Melvin Gough
George Morozoff
Will Rogers Rails at Publicity Addled University Degree Craze
Beverly Hills column bemoans Dwight Morrow collecting multiple degree s from various universities. Will Rogers notes the era of publicity favors headline makers, with institutions and organizations clamoring for recognition as he laments over excessive cap and gown publicity.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Dwight Morrow
Mr. Morrow
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