Convicts from Bannock Seek Pardons in Boise
Petitioners from Bannock county including Arley Latham and Mike Noorlander request clemency ahead of the July 6 pardon board session. Latham, once tied to a Craters of the Moon murder case, seeks release to help his parents while citing health issues. Noorlander brothers face life terms for a seven year old Inkom store holdup murder.
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Boise
Board of Pardons
Arley Latham
Salt Lake City
Latham
Mike
Fred Noorlander
Inkom
Bannock County
Roosevelt Forces Drive Clash Over 18th Amendment
The platform committee gains Senator Wheeler of Montana as a Roosevelt ally to press repeal as a major aim while Alfred E. Smith and James A. Reed push for repeal via the nomination race. Roosevelt leaders seek to limit the issue to submitting repeal options to the states.
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Wheeler
Montana
Alfred E. Smith
James A. Reed
Missouri
C A Valentine Pioneer Idaho Banker
C A Valentine a prominent Idaho banker organized and led the Farmers and Traders bank of Idaho Falls and served as president of multiple banks including The First National bank Grace Bancroft and Pocatello First Savings. He later joined First Security bank of Pocatello as vice president and built the Valentine building at Center and Arthur Streets anchoring the bank quarters.
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First National Bank
Farmers & Traders Bank
First Security Corporation
First Security Bank of Pocatello
Valentine
Center
Arthur Streets
Community leader Carl Valentine dies at home
Carl Valentine, longtime Idaho Falls resident and business figure, died at his home this week. He owned property on South Arthur avenue and the former Gem State Auto site, and held roles with the YMCA board of trustees the chamber of commerce and the Elks club. Survived by widow Elvira and three children, Carl Jr. of Pocatello John at Stanford, and daughter Mary in city, with no siblings. His mother Margaret Valentine died in 1928 at 86.
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John
Stanford University
Mary
Opposition to Plan to Abolish Two-thirds Rule
Camp leaders denounce the move while Roosevelt and Farley back a fight. Curry and Reed defend the old rule as Texas Rayburn charges the change seeks a majority by other means. Walker arrives in Chicago amid labor parade. he declines to discuss politics as a New York delegate.
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John F. Curry
Tammany
James A Reed
Missouri
Rayburn
Texas
Garner
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Curry
Norman E. Mack
Roosevelt
Farley
Chicago
James J. Walker
New York
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago welcomes Jimmy Walker as he visits city
Labor federation members carry banners welcoming Jimmy Walker in Chicago. Mayor Walker visits Vincent Bendix and says his plans depend on the day. When asked about prohibition he replies wet, how wet enough.
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Labor Federation
Chicago Federation of Labor
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy
Walker
Vincent Bendix
Chicago
Cricket War Threatens In the Boise Valley
Brown crickets in the Boise Valley resist water, avoid ditches, cannot fly yet jump powerfully and feed voraciously. When disturbed they spit out a defensive spray as part of their aggressive behavior.
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Boise Valley
Cricket Plague Prompts State Action and Community Mobilization
The Idaho Department of Agriculture was alerted to a cricket infestation with grasshoppers spreading in Tyhee and other areas. Commissioner F Lee Johnson reported control efforts in Pocatello territory and a poison campaign appears to have driven the pests to death, with a local man sent to Fort Hall to check screens.
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Department of Agriculture
F. Lee Johnson
Pocatello Territory
Tyhee
Fort Hall
Death by Own Action in Pocatello Tragedy
Coroner A H Hall and Police Chief Charles Cavanaugh reported the death of Roeck in the 800 block on North Garfield after wandering from the station and drowning near the river. The incident involved his nervous temperament and poor eyesight when upset. The body will be shipped to Pueblo for burial with the son and daughters and the son's wife accompanying it.
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Roeck
Pocatello
Pueblo
A. H. Hall
Charles Cavanaugh
J. P. Jones
Garfield Avenue
Audrey Olson
Stores to Stay Open July Fourth Weekend in Pocatello
At a luncheon of the Pocatello Retail Bureau, LeRoy Hill announced stores will be closed July 4 but open July 5 and 6. A float themed Idaho Institutions Build Idaho will enter the July 4 parade. Leon F. Molinelli was named head of the float committee.
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Pocatello Retail Bureau
Bannock Today
LeRoy Hill
Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Leon F. Molinelli
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Ruth Ainsworth
South Garfield
Los Angeles
Pythian Sisters
Jay L. Downing
Malad
Preston
District
Genevieve Lewis
Henry Klapper
Salt Lake
J. L. Irish
Oregon Short
Portland
Oregon
Norma Wight
General Hospital
George Dugard
Bethel No
Order of Job’s Daughters
Masonic Temple
People’s Store
Ross Park
A. G. Smith
City Twilight League
Frank Birrell
George Slingerland
South Tenth Avenue
Slingerland
Betty Bruce
Charlotte Crowley
This City
University of Alabama
the General Hospital
Bert Stoker
Stoker
W. T. Stuart
of Rupert
Tribune
Sition
American Legion
Bob Hamilton
William Beasley, Jr
Denver
Beasely
116Th Cavalry
National Guards
National Guard
Thomas Hayes
James Black
Emmett
C. A. Valentine
Northmont
Claro
Allegresse
Berkshire
Tion
Pongees
Men’s Sox
Silk and Rayon
Pocatello Tribune
THE
Jack
N. Main St
Geo. A. Greene
W. Center
Nate Morgan
A. L. Chilton
Pocatello Optical CO
West Center
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