Idaho Delegation Heads to Chicago for Roosevelt Ticket
Idaho delegates and alternates board a special car in Boise bound for Chicago to back Franklin D. Roosevelt for president and George H. Dern for vice president. Twenty four delegates and four alternates were chosen at Weiser to carry Idaho’s eight votes, with Governor C. Ben Ross withdrawing earlier. The delegation includes T. A. Walters and J. L. Moore, among others, plus alternates and committeewomen joining in Boise and nearby towns. The Portland Rose car carries the delegation to Omaha and then Chicago.
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Boise
Idaho
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fovernor George H. Dern
Utah
Wenty
Weiser
C. Ben Ross
North Idaho
Omaha
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
J. L. Moore
Shelley
W. A. Fife
Pocatello
John Hood
H. R. Toomer
Montpelier
H. H. Rankin
Ashton
J. P. Pope
United States Senate
F. E. Johnesse
W. H. Simons
Frank Martin
J. J. McCue and Son
A. L. Alford
Lewiston
Ramsay M. Walker
Coeur d'Alene
G. P. Mix
Hugh Rankin
L. J. Moore
George Hunt
Alice Gosgrove
W. P. Whitaker
Portland Rose
Army leaders refuse leave as veterans encampment stands
Washington reports that veteran protesters refuse to disperse amid shortages and calls to leave. Police say the encampment will persist and urge action at the polls while commander in chief W. W. Waters from Portland vows to dig in and requires passes for departure.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Congress
Glassford
W. W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Portneuf River death case raises foul play questions
Relatives of Thomas C. Roeck, 74, of Pueblo Colorado, identify his body in Portneuf River and question whether he died by his own hand or foul play. Daughters say he left Spokane with at least $100, had $12.65 on body. he was financially comfortable with bank funds and Colorado Power stock.
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Thomas C. Roeck
Pueblo
Colo
Portneuf
Pocatello
Edwin P. Rounds
Tonasket
Wash
Lonnie Thomason
Wauconda
Roeck
Spokane
Thomas Roeck, Jr
Hinsdale
Tribune
Colorado Power Company
Threaten to Keep Smith From Floor
Nashville Tenn June 24 J M Gardenhire a Democrat delegate announced he would sponsor a resolution to deny former Governor Alfred E Smith floor privileges and declare him ineligible as a presidential candidate unless he pledges to abide by convention action and support the nominee Gardenhire Tennessee counsel general and Smith backer attacked Smith for a recent interview in Chicago where he declined to say whether he would back the Chicago nominee next week
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Nashville
Tenn
J. M. Gardenhire
Alfred E. Smith
Gardenhire
Tennessee
Smith
Chicago
Protesting Manager Jacobs Suspended Indefinitely
New York June 24 Joe Jacobs manager of former world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling was suspended indefinitely by the New York State Athletic Commission as manager and second to boxers for protesting the decision awarding the title to Jack Sharkey. Jacobs said Schmeling was robbed by unfair officials. Suspension does not affect Schmeling or others in the Jacobs Billy McCarthy stable.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
Jacobs
Schmeling
Billy McCarthy
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On Boxing Reform
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills on June 24 about Hoover's disarmament plan and the New York boxing commission actions. He notes Schmeling's disarmament day attention and Sharkey's lack of responsibility, and urges radio announcers to flag upcoming fights as hot as Dempsey and Fitzsimmons once did.
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Cal
Hoover
Square
Boxing Commission
Max Schmeling
Mr. Hoover
New York
Sharkey
Max
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Will Rogers
National Scores Report With Baseball Totals
National scores show New York versus Philadelphia 69 to 11 with Mooney Gibson and Hogan contributing for New York. Brooklyn defeated Boston 3 to 0 behind Thurston Lopez Seibold and Hargrave. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 with Rixey Lombardi Meine and Grace. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Phila
Mooney
Gibson
Hogan
Hansen
Rhem
Davis
Brooklyn
Boston
Thurston
Lopez
Seibold
Frankhouse
Hargrave
Pitts
Rixey
Lombardi
Meine
Grace
Pioneer Idaho banker Carl A. Valentine dies by suicide
Carl A. Valentine, 56, a pioneer Idaho banker and business figure in Pocatello, died by hanging at his home on South Seventh Avenue after a long illness. Adopted in Denmark, he moved to Utah and Idaho, later working in railroads and sheep farming before retirement. The death was discovered by Leah Galloway about 9:30 p.m. with authorities summoned to investigate.
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Pocatello
Carl A. Valentine
Southeastern Idaho
Mr. Valentine
South Seventh Avenue
Leah Galloway
Valentines
Valentine
J. J. Raaf
Raaf
Don Carruthers
California
Galloway
Miss Galloway
Dr. Raaf
Walter Newcomb
South Seventh
A. W. Hall
W. H. Woodward
Inmark
Rohn
Island
Born Holn
Denmark
Brigham City
Utah
Dick Douglas
Pocatello Enjoys Cooler Weather
Pocatellans enjoyed relief from the heat as the thermometer read 87 degrees at 2 pm, down from 88 on Thursday and 90 on Wednesday. The United States weather bureau official H. H. Smith predicted a mild and fair weekend with only slight temp changes possible.
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Pocatellans
H. H. Smith
United States Weather Bureau
Cricket War Threatens in Boise Valley
In late June a new infestation of large brown crickets spreads over Boise river gardens and grazing lands twenty miles east of Boise near Arrowrock. University investigators report two main groups, with residents using chickens and dogs to drive them away as they threaten the valley but are not yet a major menace.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise River
Here
Arrowrock
University Extension Division
Boise Valley
Gove Plant Sold to State for Highway Garage
The old Gove Motor company garage in Pocatello will become a state highway department garage. The state will pay $9,650 to owner Mary Ingersoll Paradise and $350 for architectural services, announced Parker P. Carver, state purchasing agent.
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Boise
Gove Motor Company
Pocatello
State Highway Department
Parker P. Carver
Mary Ingersoll Paradise
Park Avenue Barometer: Brooks Walker Dies at 62
Herbert Brooks Walker president of the American Steamship Owners association died last night at his Park Avenue home. The 62 year old leader collapsed at home after a long career in maritime interests and shipping policy. He chaired the association since 19XX and was a prominent figure in ocean trade and port operations.
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New York
Herbert Brooks Walker
American Steamship Owners Association
Park Avenue
Hennums Cancel All Debts At General Store
James and his wife in Sloan Michigan canceled about $75,000 in debts at their general store. They refused repayment from creditors including Rome and others, saying they believe in forgiving and forgetting. Debts dated up to 14 years affected several hundred customers and could be donated to churches or charity.
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Sloan, Ta
James Hennum
Hennums
Hennuns
Rome
Hennum
Al Smith Moves To Block Roosevelt Nomination
Chicago June 24 The Democratic platform makers aim for a short concise declaration of party principles with Roosevelt's support. A 1000 word limit is proposed and a 75 word pro prohibition plank may call for state submission on the 18th Amendment. Palmer says Roosevelt wants a brief platform focusing on issues and non denunciation of Republicans.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Dill
Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Resolutions Committee
New York
Gilbert M Hitchcock
Nebraska
Borah Might Cut a Figure as Third-Party Candidate
Portland Oregon June 24 Dr Clarence True Wilson head of the Methodist temperance board says he does not back a third party for Senator Borah of Idaho and will decide after a July board meeting. He may support Hoover if Democrats take a wet platform. Wilson faces trial next week on reckless driving charges.
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Portland
Orc
Borah
Idaho
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Wilson
Board of Strategy
Hoover
Senate approves Gardner Cowles nomination for Reconstruction Corp
The senate banking committee voted unanimously to appoint Des Moines publisher Gardner Cowles Sr. as a director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, signaling strong support for his leadership.
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Washington
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
You Will Have to Go On with the Story in the
Aunt Martha tries to curb Arthur Denny while Uncle George pushes him for pep. Arthur loses 97 dollars to strangers on a college boat trip yet rescues a child leaping from the boat. Marnie Bow tells others as George beams, but the tale continues.
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Martha
Arthur Denny
George
Arthur
Perfect Strangers
Marnie Bowen
Idaho Veterans to Hold Joint Convention in Pocatello
Idaho Legionnaires and Veterans of the Spanish American War will meet in Pocatello July 4 to 6 for joint observances of Days of Old Fort Hall. About 500 Legionnaires and several dozen U V S A W delegates are expected, with notable addresses by Frank Brooks and Gov. C Ben Ross.
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Boise
State Department
Idaho Legionnaires
Veterans of
Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Henry C. Dworshak
Burley
American Legion
Convention of the United Veterans of the
Lester F. Albert
the Legion
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Frank Brooks
Bellingham
Wash
Western District
Legion
C. Ben Ross
Pocatello Corps
Idaho Falls
Department
Mvjure
Albert
Portland
Idaho
Myrtle St Jerre on Stand in $200,000 Breach Suit
Myrtle St Jerre broke into tears on the witness stand as defense attorneys pressed her to describe how she gave an alcohol rub to David Hutton whom she sues for 200000 dollars for breach of promise. The session occurred in Los Angeles. The headline item covers the testimony and the civil action.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle St. Jerre
David Hutton
Daughter Arrives for Lewis Family in Bancroft
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Lb Lewis announce the arrival of a daughter at their Bancroft home Monday morning June 20 Dr G Pita attended the birth in Pocatello special to the Tribune
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Bancroft
Pocatello Tribune
LeRoy Lb. Lewis
Pita
Opposition to Plan to Abolish Two-thirds Rule
Farley declared the fight to abolish the two-thirds rule would be carried out and rejected Sen Harrison's appeal to drop the contest. Smith led opposition to Roosevelt and began uniting opponents to block the New York governor's nomination as party leaders pressed to overturn the rule and name Walsh permanent chairman.
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Chicago
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Harrison
Farley
Mississippi
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Senator Walsh
Montana
Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Garner
McAdoo
Texas
Lone Star State
Revolt Ends in Siam Establishing Constitutional Monarchy
In Bangkok on June 24 a brief military uprising led to a constitutional monarchy. Mutinous troops seized the city, captured royal family and officials, and imprisoned them. King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambai were moved by navy action to return to Bangkok while the public mostly stayed quiet. One army chief of staff was killed resisting arrest.
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Bangkok
Siam
Huahin
Prajadhipok
Rambai
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Albuquerque, N. M
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