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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
8
A dynamite and caps bomb exploded from a speeding car into the U S embassy garden in Mexico City shattering windows and tearing a wall opening. Ambassador Jos ephus Daniels reported no personal danger and authorities began looking for those responsible while reinforcing embassy security.
May 13 intoxication charges against Dan Smith dismissed by Police Judge Willim Fife. Bannock county board meets as board of equalization to hear tax matters. George Turner 44 of Grace to receive sanitary hearing in probate court. Dale Willford 22 and Dorothy Bell 2P of Fort Hall secure a marriage license. Elizabeth Lavern Anderson sues for divorce from Amos Worth Anderson. married Nov 28 1928 Deer Lodge Mont. Jack Gibson pleads guilty to harboring an unlicensed dog. fined $5. Ella Christensen fined $50 for dis orderly conduct. Albert Robinson fined for disturbing the peace. Memorial events and church notices for Rev Claude Richmond. Miss Marion Hepworth works on vacation camp plans July Fish Haven Lava Hot Springs. 125 ft hose stolen from Pocatello transient center. Henry Dworshak to speak at Preston Fourth of July. ex-Senator Frank Arbuckle to address Townsend Old Age Pension club. US coast and geodetic survey crew in Pocatello mapping grid for US Air Service. Ballanchetta, Bokos, and Chulis plead guilty to possession. $100 fines each. Gopher control crew to aid farmers. work directed by US Biological Survey. Intoxication cases heard in police court including Billings, Spencer, Hutton, and the Sanders, plus others fined and floated. Ray Burnham pleads guilty to stop sign violation. fined $2.50. Ira Woodworth Tolley and Hanson plead guilty to speeding. $10 each. Reynolds case set for June 29. Norman Raymond pleads guilty to reckless driving. $25 fine. Howard Stevens forfeits $1 for improper parking. Home thefts reported at 416 West Fremont. entry via pass key.
Floyd Newell aged 39 and his wife Ida 27 were arraigned Saturday before Justice of Peace William Hinckley on forgery charges. They were held to answer in justice court under bonds of 1000 each after their attorney requested time to plea. Nate Block set to depart July 4 for Warsaw Poland to visit family he hasn t seen in 29 years. He sails July 10 from New York on the Normandie and will return in about six weeks. No chamber of commerce meeting for um until September unless urgent issues arise or a national speaker visits Pocatello. AAA adjustment program expenses in Bannock county to be less than two thirds of 1934. A E Duke reports 50 percent wheat acreage check completed for allotment compliance. Wheat association expenses last year were 7100.
The junior chamber of commerce will stage the musical comedy Flame Song at the Orpheum Theatre on July 11 to raise funds for city beautification and to send scouts to Camp Tenday. The production features 50 local performers plus a seven character lead and multiple dance choruses with elaborate Persian setting and costuming. Tickets go on sale immediately.
The notice notes that items can be obtained through members of the junior chamber, the cast, or the boy scouts, indicating a community driven sale or raffle involving these groups.
Mrs. Isabelle Barrett Coffin 62 died at her Arimo home Sunday morning. She was the wife of Thomas Coffin and survived by children Gene Jacobs Seattle June Evans Twin Falls William Evans Downey Marybelle Cryster California Leland Evans Aberdeen Gladys Evans California Aaron Evans Twin Falls Idaho Morrison Boulder City Colorado. Body rests at Hall mortuary pending funeral plans.
Elizabeth D Butt 52 wife of Israel Butt died Sunday at a local hospital Born in Wellsville Utah July 4 1882 daughter of Alexander and Hannah Spence married Israel Butt March 10 27 years ago They lived in Groveland and Moreland and she was active in L D S relief society Surviving children Irvin Groveland Eva McBride Moreland George Paul and Donna Butt Moreland Lula Rupp Pocatello Lavelle Butt Roberts ten grandchildren and siblings Mary Alice Spence Wellsville A Y Satterfield Pocatello Joseph F Peterson Malad Charles Spence Magna Alexander Spence Wellsville The body lies in Hall Mortuary to be moved Tuesday to the family home in Moreland for calling Services set at Moreland L D S chapel Bishop Edward Benson officiating Interment Moreland cemetery
Republican senator Borah endorses higher income taxes as a moral and economic necessity not a wealth grab. He cites LaFollette petition support and argues tax measures reduce bond debt and interest costs while funding expanding government expenditures.
Hugh Mac Cosham chairman of the city planning board says a heckler was ejected at a Pocatello meeting regarding PWA approval. The project covers drain ditches on the east and west bench and Portneuf River rip rap. Paul V Nash chamber secretary greeted Hood at the depot. Mrs Hood will join in Boise later this week.
The speaker condemns endless deficits and bond financing as wasteful and demoralizing for future generations. He argues the proposed plan is a fair reexamination of tax laws, not a soak-the-rich scheme, noting winter sales taxes already burden the poor and taxes slip down the economic ladder.
Idaho moves to accelerate federal projects under the PWA. Hood said applications will be available at the Boise office and only projects sponsored by political subdivisions will be considered. He expects three major projects to begin after his Boise return.
Pickets at a Tacoma lumber mill were driven back by police and troops as six plants resumed limited operations. In California, Eurekas guard infantry company of 60 men and units in Chico Santa Rosa and Sacramento were mobilized at the armory.
After Friday’s riot that left one dead and ten injured by police fire agitators moved toward Eureka. In Portland, Oregon, Police Chief Harry Niles said 90 officers plus county and state help would protect six sawmills at six o’clock as operators seek to resume business. Governor Martin echoed a call for law and order and said unionism is not involved.
Mrs. Lillie May Alexander signed a three page complaint seeking a sanity hearing for her son Delbert Green who is under sentence to be executed Wednesday for murder Attorneys Woolley and Davis filed the papers and left for Salt Lake to ask Judge Herbert M Schiller to stay the execution until the hearing is completed in third district court
The Almada Community Ladies Aid schedules a Wednesday afternoon gathering at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. R L Munroe 162 Wayne Avenue.
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