Muddy waters hinder fishermen across southeastern Idaho
The weekly fishing report notes muddy, high, or low conditions at streams from Armstead to Soda Springs with mosquitoes bothering anglers. Some rivers run clear or good while others are high or muddy, predicting variable results for tomorrows outings.
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Idaho
Armstead
Arco
Mackay
Red Rock River
Horse Prairie
Dell
Red Rock
Big Sheep Creek
Lima
West Yellowstone
Madison
Lost River
Antelope Creek
Oo. K. Ashton
Snake River
Fall River
Ririe
Snake
Tetonia
Teton River
O. K. Hailey
Wood River
Picabo
Silver Creek
Bliss
Minidoka
American Falls
Lava
Soda Springs
Blackfoot River
Rotary convention seals bonds of world understanding
About 5129 delegates attended Rotary Internationals 23rd annual convention in Seattle with 5000 delegates headed home. Aimed to replace economic warfare with cooperative relations and ease international barriers. New vice presidents named Biagio Vorriello G Fred Birks Allen Bagg and Clinton P Anderson to lead next year in Boston. Registration noted 5129 delegates and 1893 clubs represented from roughly 3500 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Rotary International
Boston
Clinton P. Anderson
Alberquerque
N. M
Rotary
International Organization
Biagio Vorriello
Naples
Italy
Fred Birks
Sydney
Australia
Allen Bagg
Pittsfield
Mass
Disabled American Veterans End Conference with Bonus Push
The twelfth annual DAV convention in San Diego closed its business sessions and spent the final day in recreation. William E. Conley of Los Angeles was elected national commander and Cincinnati was chosen as the 1933 convention city. A bid to push bonus payments only to disabled veterans failed amid arguments the DAV should not alienate other groups. Freida Mooney of Los Angeles was reelected national commander of the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Congress
William E. Conley
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Babcock
Freida Mooney
D. A. V. Auxiliary
Weber elected president of Rocky Mountain Coal Institute
L. Ross Weber a Salt Lake City fuel company executive was chosen as president of the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute at the institute's annual meeting closing sessions. Also elected were W. H. Woodhead of Kenilworth Utah as vice president and Jack Taylor and O. J. Nessage of Salt Lake City as executive board members. Idaho Fair with thunderstorms anticipated south portion this afternoon with no temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
L. Ross Weber
Fuel Company
Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute
Weber
W. H. Woodhead
Kenilworth
Utah
Jack Taylor
O. J. Nessage
Bearded Fly and Beamed Eye Aid Science Talk
Syracuse reports two odd findings from the American Association for the Advancement of Science session. An eye’s ultraviolet rays may kill yeast only at close range, while a gynandromorphic bearded lady fly shows X-ray effects on eggs. Researchers from Cornell and Union College presented the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Otto
Cornell University
James W. Mayo
Union College
Schenectady, N.Y
Last Day to Pay Taxes Ends Today in County Office
Final tax payments for the second half of 1931 were flowing in at the county treasurer’s office. Laura Berg, treasurer, said payments received by 5 pm will bear no penalty even if mailed today. The Oregon Short Line tax check of 155,690.38 was received this morning.
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Laura Berg
Oregon
Theft of 35 hens nets Twin Falls man prison term
John J. Tracy of Twin Falls pled guilty to grand larceny for stealing 35 hens. District Judge W A Babcock sentenced him to one to 10 years in prison with no suspension or parole, but parole possible after one year. A petition for leniency cites Tracy as sole support for his wife and four young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
John J. Tracy
Tracy
W. A. Babcock
Howard Lapray
Filer
Saloon Hosts Chicken Chase Before Trial of Local Officials
The American Legion stages a chicken chase from a Idaho hotel top to awaiting crowd tonight at 8 as legal actions loom against Hugh Mac Cosham and Martin Christensen for disregard of Mayor Coffin's whisker proclamation. A prior crowd enjoyed the event with Utah pair aboard and mild temperature likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Idaho
Hugh MacCosham
Martin Christensen
T. C. Coffin
Revolt in Siam Overthrows Absolute Rule
Bangkok reports state the uprising stemmed from severe economic distress. King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambai faced dismissal of officials, failed budget balancing, and drastic cuts that spurred revolution as peasants could not sell rice or rubber.
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Paris
Bangkok
Siam
Prajadhipok
Rambai
Havas
le Matin
Highwaymen nabbed after Lava robbery near hotel
Two men identified as Eugene North aged 24 and James Martin 27 were arrested by Pocatello officers at 12 20 this morning in the 200 block of South Fifth Avenue after a robbery near Lava Hot Springs Friday around 10 p m. They are held on highway robbery charges. Deputy Sheriff Ben Chapin reported a Salt Lake City salesman C D Shanks was taken from a Lava hotel around 10 p m Friday and placed in a rear seat of a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Nelson
Jarvis Roubidoux
Pocatello Police Department
South Fifth Avenue
Lava Hot Springs
Eugene Frederick North
James Martin
Ben Chapin
Lava
Waters resigns again as bonus force commander
Washington reports Walter W. Waters of Portland Oregon resigns for the second time today as commander in chief of the bonus expeditionary force. Other items note a Senate move to reconsider the economy bill, grain market steadiness, Hoover armament cuts at Geneva, and Oregon Washington Railroad seeking 23 miles of branch abandonments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Senate
House
McNary
Oregon
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amwaco
Bell, Wash
Idaho
Beaver
Jefferson
Dollar Building and Loan President Arrested on Fraud Charge
Colorado Springs and Los Angeles reports say E. C. Sharer, president of the Dollar Building and Loan association now under receivership, was arrested in Los Angeles on a warrant accusing him of making false returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
E. C. Sharer
Dollar Building and Loan Association
Los Angeles
Serbia tightens breach of promise laws
Belgrade reports a breach of promise case under new rules leads to six months hard labor and one hundred dollars in damages for the jilted maiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Serbia
Love Balm Suit Amid Hutton Trial in Los Angeles
Description of alleged romance between David Hutton and Myrtle St Pierre frames a $200000 breach of promise case in Los Angeles as court reopens. Judge Roth urges speed. St Pierre testifies of love songs and a 1930 gin party, with denials and tears marking her cross examination. A related $10000 damage suit targets Mrs Hutton as she remains ill in a sanitarium.
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Los Angeles
David Hutton
Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
Jriaa Jactan Rath
Miss St. Pierre
Aimee Serple McPherson Hutton
Roth
Pasadena
Hutton
Lloyd Curry
Hutton and His Counsel Apparently Led Nowhere, Miss St. Pierre
Evangelist
Roosevelt foes push repeal plank at Democratic convention
In Chicago, Newton Baker and other party stalwarts push to abolish the two thirds rule, circulating a pledge against supporting any candidate who does not win two thirds. Senator Walsh arrives, opposing change on principle but delaying timing. The fight dominates preconvention chatter as Roosevelt supporters face a major crosswinds.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newton D. Bakers
New York
Cleveland
Baker
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
Valentine Services to Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Carl A. Valentine, who died Thursday night at 605 South Seventh Avenue, will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the home. Bishop J. Golden Jensen of the L D S Sixth Ward will preside with interment in Mountain View Cemetery, under Hall Mortuary direction.
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Carl A. Valentine
South Seventh Avenue
J. Golden Jensen
L. D
Sixth Ward
Mountainview Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Pocatello Boy Named Midshipman for Annapolis
Representative Addison T. Smith announced the appointment of Bernard LeBaily to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. LeBaily is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. LeBailly of 247 South Sixth Avenue, a Pocatello High School graduate who will attend the University Branch through February and is spending the summer in Hailey, Idaho.
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Addison T. Smith
Bernard LeBaily
Annapolis
United States Naval College
LeBailly
T. B. LeBailly
South Sixth Avenue
Pocatello High School
University
Hailey
Idaho
Eagle snatches girl on island then abandons her on mountain
An eagle grabbed a 4 year old girl from a remote island near Oslo and carried her toward a mountain before resting. The bird grew tired and left the child sleeping with minor head bumps. Searchers recovered her unharmed, unharmed.
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Oslo
Fortunes, urges, and a boat trip cliffhanger
Aunt Martha tries to curb Arthur Denny while Uncle George wants more pep. Arthur loses 97 dollars to strangers on a college boat trip and fears failing exams. He then saves a child, telling Marnie Bowen, who spreads the tale as Uncle George beams, but the story continues.
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Martha
Arthur Denny
George
Arthur
Perfect Strangers
Marnie Bowen
Long Struggle Foreseen Over Relief Plans
Conferees from the house and senate work to harmonize differing relief bills amid Hoover era tensions. House aims to preserve the Garner plan with a 1.2 billion public works bond program, while the Senate backs the Wagner bill with a 500 million bond program. Both sides seek a total of 2.3 billion, signaling a protracted fight into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Youth Vanishes in Yellowstone Park Mystery
George F. Hanselman, 21, a former University of Utah student, disappeared after arriving at Yellowstone on June 15. He was last seen walking five miles from Mammoth Hot Springs. his parents in Grand Junction, Colorado, were notified. He is described as 5'10" with blond hair, light complexion, slight speech impediment, and marked peculiar manner.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
George F. Hanselman
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone National Park
Hanselman
Mammoth Hot Springs
Grand Junction
Colo
Cedar City
Utah
Will Rogers on disarmament plans and global division
Beverly Hills June 25 Will Rogers mocks Hoover’s disarmament plan noting nations disagree on protection. He says well armed countries reject proposed protections and that travel to conferences shows no agreement. He jokes about Mexico and Canada and ends by blessing oceans for judging where they sat.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hoover
Europe
Mexico
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Smith Expected to Demand Repeal and Fight Indicated
A Democratic resolutions committee debates prohibition policy as it drafts a repeal plank. Alfred E. Smith's push for a repeal pledge faces opposition from Rooseveltians while McAdoo presses to chair the subcommittee. Other members named include Whi of Montana Hull Texee Glass Palmer Comstock O Mahoney and Cherrington leads strategy.
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Smith
Michigan
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Ernest Cherrington
Board of Strategy
Smith Claims First Victory in Democratic Convention Fight
Alfred E. Smith announced that those seeking to abrogate the two thirds rule at the Democratic convention are as good as licked. He described the fight as grimy but in the ring, while noting discussions continue. He also sighted Tammany leader John F. Curry as a mystery figure in a hotel lobby encounter.
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Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Leavitt Bill Clears House For Crow Tribal Funds
The House agreed to Senate amendments to the Leavitt bill authorizing $5,000 from Crow tribal funds for the Crow tribe council expenses and sent the measure to the President for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Royals End Long Mall Wait For Presentation Night
London reports a royal court rule curbing the wait for Buckingham Palace presentations. Thousands who gathered to gape from the Mall were disappointed as the traditional hours long wait was shortened or eliminated. Eight American women were presented, including Louise De M. Dewey of Chicago and Jeanne Wingfield of Reno, Virginia entries and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Darby
Joan
Queen Victoria
George
Buckingham Palace
Darbys
Joans
Louise de M. Dewey
Chicago
Even S. Draper
Hopedale
Mass
K. Paul Ramesay
Las Vegas
N. M
Alexander Johnston Robertson
New York
W. Alex Spenser
Topeka
Kan
James G. Wentz
Washington
Jeanne Wingfield
Reno
John James Fitzpatrick
Somerset
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By Herblock
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mayo
Pop
Steno
Man
Geneva
Herriot
Roosevelt Group
Walsh
Pocatello
By James Gould Cozzens
Garner
Wagner
Will Rogers
Tribune
Democratic Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
Counsel
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