Rosenberg Closes Giants Fee for Coast League Star
The New York Giants announced a $40,006 deal to acquire Rosenberg from the Pacific Coast League club. President Charles A. Steaham said Mission will receive $25,060 in cash and two players to be named in 1931, with rosters to report to John McGraw on July 18 in Philadelphia.
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New York
New York Giants
Charles A. Steaham
Giants
Mission Club
John McGraw
Philadelphia
Coeds in Shorts On Marshall Campus Stir Campus
Huntington June 25. Shorts have come to Marshall College campus but the coeds, not the men, wear them. The outfits are dark blue silk shorts above the knee and low neck sport shirts. Sock wear remains undecided and officials have not spoken on the matter.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Snell plan creates campaign cost investigation panel
The House adopted Representative Snell’s resolution to form a five member special committee to probe campaign expenditures for the 1930 House elections. The panel may examine all campaign contributions from both parties and investigate any charges of fraud or election law violations. Speaker Longworth will name the committee.
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Washington
Snell
House
New York
Longworth
Committee of Five
Senate approves rivers and harbors conference report
The senate today formally approved the conference report on the rivers and harbors bill, leaving only house action necessary to send it to the White House.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Pardons Board Denies Most Clemency Requests in Utah
The Utah state board of pardons denied 58 of 88 clemency applications, granted 14 paroles, terminated 12 sentences, and continued four cases to September. Toffe Gazel, who pleaded guilty to killing his stepfather, was paroled after serving four months and 21 days. Gazel claimed an alleged assault on his sister prompted the shooting.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
State Board of Pardons
Toffe Gazel
Helper
Carbon County
Gazel
Gasel
Salt Lake City Gold Star Mothers Begin France Cemetery Visit
Two Utah gold star mothers Ble B. Ridges and Mrs. Viola Van Cott set out for France to visit their sons’ graves. They left Salt Lake City and will depart New York on July 36, as the first group of 25 Utah mothers visiting French cemeteries.
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Salt Lake City
Ble B. Ridges
Viola van Cott
France
East
New York
Utah
Pine beetle damage hits Rocky Mountain region
In Hailey Idaho Captain M B Benedict of Sawtooth National Forest reports extensive beetle damage after visiting Targhee forest near Yellowstone. In Filer Idaho the body of Richard Hughes aged 20 months was recovered three hours after he fell into an irrigation ditch near his home on a local farm.
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Hailey
Idaho
Rocky Mountain
M. 8
Benedict
Sawtooth National Forest
Targhee Forest
Yellowstone National Park
Filer
Richard Hughes
Gene Hughes
Here
Idaho Official Halts Gas Tax Collection in Burley Area
Idaho commissioner of law enforcement is temporarily restrained from collecting the five cent gasoline tax from Burley city and Oakley highway district. Judge A B Barclay issued the order in Bur district court as city and district attorneys announced yesterday.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Burley
Oakley Highway District
A. B. Barclay
Bur
Descendants of John Smith Family Reunite
The John Smith family reunion took place at Fish Haven over Sunday and Monday with 108 descendants attending. Bancroft residents listed include Thos Edgley Al Denton Don Lloyd C D McLain Herman Smith Lee Mickelson Wm Seiberts Raymond Mickelson and others visiting or hosting relatives. A Relief society conference followed with talks and a vocal duet by Ivane Ruger and Pearl Lewis.
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John Smith
Fish Haven
Thos. Edgley
al Denton
Don Lloyd
C. D. McLain
Herman Smith
Lee Mickelson
K. Stevenson
Wayne and
Odell
Farmington
Wanda Higginson
Roy Lewis
Harry Osborne
Lava Hot Springs
Thos. Phelps
Alex Harris
Daugh
Ethel Elismore
Logan
Harris
Chester Loveland
Chesterfield
Bhanksin
Norman Creer
Provo
Creer Ranch
Lund
Robert Alley
Balt Lake
Elva Wolfley
Afton
Wyo
Louis Wolfley
John Gooch
Burley
Leonard Marriott
Soda Springs
Yellowstone Park
Gooch
George Toolson
Raymond
Joyce
Relief Society Conference
Bancroft Ward
Relief Society
Zetta Orm
Jennie
Gilbert
W. R Jacobsen
Fred Jeppeson
Karl Seasions
Joseph C Call
Lvane Ruger
Pearl Lewis
Ford Triumphs Across Europe and Americas in 1919 Con test
The Ford secured six of seven leading places in Finland, swept Rafaela races in Argentina with first and second, led the Copenhagen to Paris to Copenhagen endurance run, earned three gold medals in England, and topped the Amancaes road durability test with the Phaeton.
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France
Italy
Ford
Finland
Argentina
Copenhagen
Paris
England
Amancaes
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