Counterfeiting ring busted in Idaho. two held
James E Hovermale and Flossie Lembert were charged with counterfeiting $5 notes and bound over for fall federal court. Secret service and local officers raided a home in Pocatello area finding $5 note plates and a hand press. Neighbors reported suspicious late night activity as a wider gang hunt began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hovermale
Flossie Lembert
United States
U. S
Hovermale
Lembert
United States Secret Service
Intermountain
Pocatello
James E. Havermale
Twin Falls
Driggs
San Quentin
F. E. Tydeman
Tydeman
Henry
Taggart
Salt Lake City
Secret Service
South Third Avenue
Iain Taggart
Captain Taggart
California
Storms Kill Six Across Midwest In Weekend Tempest
Debris and flooding mark a weekend storm path through southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Six people died, five by drowning in Lake Michigan and area waters. property losses reach about half a million dollars. Victims include William Behanna and Wilfred Hall of Waukegan, Allen Thomas and Joseph Kuhns of Chicago, and another Chicagoan near May, Illinois. A 16 year old Robert Warfield survived. A dance hall near Mundelein burned after a lightning strike and a fire at Fonatana Wisconsin destroyed a block and 15 boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
William R. Behanna
Waukegan, Il
Wilfred E. Hall
Waukegan
Allen F. Thomas
Joseph Kuhns
Michigan City
Ind
Robert Warfield
Mundelein
Ill
Fontana
Wis
Lake Geneva
Idaho Senator Borah Readies Summer Campaign Tour
Senator Borah plans to deliver several speeches this summer attacking the new deal features he opposes. He cites NRA monopolistic tendencies compulsory crop reduction and monetary policies as targets and says he will accept only convenient invitations. He has not arranged a full campaign tour or funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Idaho
NRA
Associated Press
Alfred E. Smith
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Nine die as violence erupts near Bogota
In Pusagasuaga Col, nine people were killed and over eighty wounded in a wave of political events yesterday. authorities investigate the attack as a major security breach.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pusagasuga
Here
Scores From The American League Games
Daily box score roundup shows Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis, Washington, Detroit, and Philadelphia games with run totals and battery details for each matchup. Notable performances include New York seizing 13 runs against Chicago and Cleveland tallying 9 runs against Boston.
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Chicago
New York
Earnshaw
Gallivan
Kinzey
Shea
Fehring
Bronca
Dickey
Cleveland
Boston
Weiland
Hildebrand
Bean and Myatt
Rhodes
R. Ferrell
St. Louis
Coffman
Andrews
Hemsley
Whitehill and
Sewell
Detroit
Philadelia
Bridges
Hanlin
Frazier
Marberry
Cochrane
Marcum
Mahaffey
Cascarella
Berry
Hayes
Batteries matchups list with multiple teams noted
Baseball score snippet lists teams Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Boston St Louis with batters Grabowski Darrow Wilson Todd Swift Padden Hubbell Mancuso Hallahan Lindsey Mooney V Davis.
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Philadelia
Pittsburgh
Grabowski
Darrow
Wilson
Todd
Swift
Padden
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Hubbell
Mancuso
Hallahan
Lindsey
Mooney
V. Davis
Army May Enter Dillinger Chase
Justice department officials discussed how the army and national guard might assist in pursuing the Dillinger gang. Details were guarded and it was not disclosed if soldiers would be used to ensure capture. Officials coordinate federal state and local authorities while rewards of 10000 dollars for the capture and 5000 for information are offered by Attorney General Cummings.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
John Dillinger
Justice Department
Dillinger
Cummings
Daring flier Jimmy Wedell dies in Patterson crash
James R. Wedell, 34, holder of a world land speed record, died when a Gypsy Moth plane he taught Frank Sneeringer to fly nosedived into a rice field near Patterson airport. Sneeringer was critically hurt. Wedell-Williams Air Service officials traveled from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R
Jimmy) Wedell
Patterson
New Orleans
Frank Sneeringer
Mobile
Ala
Wedell and Sneeringer
Wedell-Williams Air Service Corporation
Wedell
Sneeringer
Harry P. Williams
Williams
Gandhi Escapes Death In Poona Bomb Blast
Mahatma Gandhi narrowly escaped injury when a bomb exploded in front of Poona’s municipal hall. Five bystanders, all Gandhi supporters, were wounded as the bomber fled amid the confusion. Gandhi arrived three minutes later to receive a welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Mahatma
Former Pocatello Resident Julia Peck Dies in Los Angeles
Julia Belle Peck a former Pocatello resident died Sunday in Los Angeles at her sister Mrs H H Rutherford home Friends in Pocatello received word today Peck moved from Pocatello two years ago and worked in the Oregon Short Line personal record bureau Survived by mother Mrs Julia E Dinges of Los Angeles sisters and brothers including Dr EB K Dinges of San Francisco Walter M Dinges of Champaign Ill Funeral services set for Friday morning in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Belle Peck
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Calif
H. H. Rutherford
Peck
Personal Record Bureau
Oregon Short Line
Rutherford
Julia E. Dinges
EB K. Dinges
San Francisco
Walter M. Dinges
Champaign
Ill
Decatur
Til
Physicians in Quandary Over Child's Death
In Healdsburg a 2-year-old, Jackie Baldwin, died after his father injected an antitoxin for infantile paralysis. His 7-year-old brother, Robert, remained critical. Doctors reported rapid fever after the Friday injections, while 37 other Sonoma County children had received serum without ill effects. San Francisco hospitals treated many polio patients as regional measures edge toward caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Healdsburg
Jackie Baldwin
Robert
Bryan Baldwin
J. C. Geiger
Los Angeles General Hospital
Ida Lupino
Harold Rosson
Jean Harlow
Richmond
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda County
Robles kidnapping suspect held in Colorado
In La Junta Colorado Sheriff Ralph Whitton said he will hold Don Rodriguez 23 for further questioning in the April abduction of six year old June Robles of Tucson Arizona. Rodriguez denied involvement but remains in custody amid new information the sheriff will not reveal. He was arrested June 10 after a break in at banker Harry Mendenhall’s home and a beating by Mendenhall. A companion escaped. The sheriff noted Rodriguez left Arizona the day after June Robles was freed from a desert den after 17 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Junta
Colo
Ralph Whitton
Don Rodriguez
June Robles
Tucson
Ariz
Rodriguez
Harry Mendenhall
Rocky Ford
Mendenhall
Arizona
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood, June 25. Will Rogers comments on South American war, noting nations boost for profit and credit supports war. He argues long wars persist due to financial mechanisms and argues no industry is credited as readily as war, reflecting on global profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Will
Farmhands Strike in Kenton Asparagus Fields
In Harden county 600 striking farmhands refused to return to work. The dispute began with onion weeders demanding 35 cents an hour, claiming about 1.30 for a ten hour day. The men continued the stand as crops like asparagus potatoes and onions battled weeds in the fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Hardin County
Lightning Strikes Near Jones in Ga Car Incident
In Ba con county Georgia Julian J. Jones survived a lightning event that struck his car, tore a tree 30 feet, damaged a window, and left him with a gashed cheek. He reported no shock or heat from the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Julian J. Jones
Jones
Bacon
Hermit Killer Escapes After Shootout in Wolcott Woods
John Crowe, 65, killed Clarence Yuskis Jr. 22 and Julius Karvauskas 40 and wounded Mrs. Yuskis in a violent attack at the Yuskis property. After fleeing to a shack, a large posse with machine guns and tear gas bombed the building, found a hidden arsenal, but Crowe vanished. The case follows long standing boundary disputes and jealousy rumors in Wolcott Connecticut.
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Crowe
Clarence Yuskis, Jr
Yuskis
Julius Karvauskas
Karvauskas
St. Mary's Hospital
Waterbury
Wolcott
Former Senator Charles Thomas Cremation Planned
Charles B. Thomas former U S senator from Colorado and silver advocate died at his Denver home Sunday at age 84. He requested no funeral services and cremation with his son George K. Thomas noting floral gifts should be donated to charity.
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Denver
Charles 8. Thomas
U. S
Colorado
George K. Thomas
Thomas
Witham Seeks Eleventh District Bench
O W Witham Twin Falls county prosecuting attorney filed petitions bearing 138 signatures from residents of Twin Falls Cassia Minidoka and Jerome counties and a $40 fee with the secretary of state's office to run for the eleventh district bench He is a Democrat with long law practice in Twin Falls.
Photographs ID Miss Turverson in Boston Shop
Boston clerks confirm photos match missing attorney Agnes Turverson. Ruth Hall identified prints from a cleaning shop as the woman who visited on May 15 and June 1 to 10, aiding the international search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Agnes Turverson
Ruth Hall
Tulverson
Bureau of Missing Persons
New York Police Department
Eight Farmers Held in Slaying After Dance Incident
In Manchester Tennessee on June 25 a Black man, Dick Wilkerson, 35, was killed after being slapped by a white man at a Black person dance. Eight white farmers were jailed and charged with serious case. the slaying arose from the earlier insult. Arrested: William Peel, Edward Peel, Elijah Peel, Louis Garner, John A. Gibson, Glenn Warren, Henry Sherill, John Henley. Gibson is stepfather of the boy who named the eight men.
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Manchester
Tenn
Dick Wilkerson
Here
Coffee County
C. D. Huffman
William Peel
Edward Peel
Elijah Peel
Louis Garner
John A. Gibson
Glenn Warren
Henry Sherill
John Henley
Gibson
Billy Richardson
Attorney General Files for Reelecion in Idaho
Bert H. Miller, state attorney general, filed petitions signed by 291 residents from 20 counties to seek re election. He submitted a $39 filing fee at the secretary of state office after addressing Idaho peace officers in Idaho Falls.
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Boise
Bert H. Miller
Idaho Falls
State Convention of
Idaho
Roosevelt Clears Desk for Hawaii Trip
President Roosevelt coordinates final appointments with Postmaster General Farley before Saturday departure for Hawaii. He allocates drought relief funds and meets state leaders including Governor Lehman and Edward J. Flynn. He plans to visit Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Panama Canal Zone, Colombia and Panama, with a Pacific reunion in August.
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F. M. Stephenson
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Farley
New Stock Exchange and Communications Commissions
Hawaii
Democratic
Congress
Washington
Capital
Stock Exchange and Communications Agencies
Lehman
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Houston
Annapolis
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Colombia
Panama
Pacific Coast
Young Bride on Trial Relates Story of Life
Norma Brighton Millen, 19, testified in Dedham that she married Morton Millen without love after her mother advised it was best to do so to repay borrowed money. She described meeting Morton, courtship, and marriage amid the Needham Trust robbery and policeman slaying case.
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Dedham
Mass
Norma Brighton Millen
Dedham Court
Morton Millen
Morton
George A. Douglas
Needham Trust Company
Irving
Abraham Faber
Norma
Boston
Murton
Douglas
Pugmire to Speak at Idaho Peace Officers Session
Idaho Falls hosts a two day Idaho Peace Officers association convention with 200 to 300 attendees from Idaho and neighboring states. R M Pugmire police inspector of Pocatello presides and outlines a four point plan including a state bureau of identifications a state police service and statewide railroad passes for in line of duty officers.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Idaho Peace Officers’ Association
R. M. Pugmire
Pocatello
Northwest
Pugmire
Civil Service
Schall Attacks Blue Eagle as Democratic Propaganda
Senator Schall accuses Blue Eagle of being a misleading propaganda sheet funded by taxpayers and linked to Democratic goals. He claims the NRA news will be moved to a daily format with exclusive government agency coverage, sparking warnings that Congress may push a controversial communications bill to control airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schall
Minn
Blue Eagle
Johnson
Democratic Party
United States
NRA
Congress
Roosevelt warns of high toll from highway accidents
President Roosevelt, addressing the American Automobile Association, expresses deep concern over deaths injuries and property damage from highway crashes. He urges decisive leadership urging safer travel conditions to boost highway use under the national recovery program. Thomas P. Henry notes misappropriation of funds roadside courts and planning gaps hinder highway transport growth.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Automobile Association
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
Association
Henry
Quane Named to State Vacancy in Idaho Senate
Gov. C. Ben Ross announced the appointment of O. J. Quane, publisher of the American Falls newspaper, to fill the Power County state senate vacancy caused by the death of L. Evans. The legislature will not reconvene before the term ends.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
O. J. Quane
American Falls
Senate
L. Evans
Power County
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John Crowe
Wolcott Woods
London
Vienna
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Agnes Tufverson
Olympic
Poderjay
Tennessee
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Massachusetts
Andrew J. Clarke
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