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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1930

Page

13

Prohibition Bureau Shift Signals Federal State Enforcement

Attorney General Mitchell announces a joint enforcement plan for the eighteenth amendment with the transfer of the prohibition bureau from Treasury to Justice on July 1. The move cuts 27 districts to 12 and assigns a prohibition administrator to each district, with 2,700 staff moving departments and 1,700 agents remaining in treasury for industrial alcohol permits.

Washington Mitchell Prohibition Bureau Treasury Department Prohibition W. W. Woodcock Baltimore Howard T. Jones Treasury Justice Department

Dog Hero Among Explosion Victims

Brockville Ontario details reveal a police dog named King, ship mascot and recent medal recipient, among 30 victims of the J. B. King drill boat explosion. The dog previously saved Jack Wylie by diving into icy water to rescue him during loading operations. Both Wylie and King are listed as missing.

Brockville Ont J. B. King King Jack Wylie Wyllie Wylie

Shafer Seeks Reelection As Brant Trails In North Dakota

Gov. Shafer leads in the North Dakota primary with a large margin over Republican challenger E. H. Brant. With 1,562 of 2,228 precincts reporting, Shafer has 60,098 votes to Brant's 49,926.

Ae N. D F. Shafer Nce North Dakota Shafer E. H. Brant Brant

Bolivian Riot Turns Deadly In La Paz After Girl Leader's Death

In La Paz a mob attacked police following the martyrdom of a Bolivian girl who urged men to defend liberties. Police mounted machine guns, 40 or more people died, 60 plus wounded, and bodies were paraded through the city. A student boy was also killed. Monday’s funeral crowds faced gunfire, with more deaths and injuries reported.

Lima Peru la Paz

Two Men Drown in Mississippi River Near Pecan Point

H S Bradford of Ogden Utah and J Ray Cooper 22 of Jefferson City Missouri drowned in the Mississippi River near Pecan Point Arkansas while other Woods Brothers Construction employees watched. The bodies were not recovered the night of the incident. They were seen clinging to each other as they attempted to stay afloat. Bradford could not swim though Cooper was a capable swimmer.

Osceola Ark H. S. Bradford Ogden Utah J. Ray Cooper Jefferson City Mississippi River Pecan Point Employes Woods Brothers Construction Company Bradford Cooper

Arizona fights Boulder Dam ruling in new suit

Former Arizona state senator Fred T. Colter announced he mailed papers in a second suit to enjoin Boulder Canyon Dam construction. He names Press Hoover and Ray Lyman Wilbur among defendants, claims the Boulder Dam Act is fraudulent and unconstitutional, and seeks to bar power contract provisions tied to Colorado River power generated in Arizona.

Phoenix Ariz Fred T. Colter Arizona Washington, D. C Bouldam Press- Hoover Boulder Canyon Dam Wilbur Ray Lyman Wilbur Secretary of the Interior Colorado Colter Press Salt Lake City George H. Dern Utah California Los Angeles Boulder Dam

Storms and Murders Mark Chicago and Atlantic Reach

Reports tie Jack Lingle murder to gambling debts and loans from city officials and a casino owner as investigators probe links to Moran rivals. Simultaneously a powerful storm in Harbor Grace Newfoundland kills several and floods roads, with ships lost and widespread damage across Ontario and Quebec borders.

Lingle Carlos Ames City Civil Service Commission Bert Cronson Samuel Ettelson Ettelson Dan Gilbert George Bugs) Moran al Capone Chicago Sheridan Wave Club North Side Moran Joey Josephs Julian Potatoes) Kaufman Joseph Kaufman Sammy Hare Dells The

Another Steel Merger in Ohio

Republic Iron and Steel of Youngstown merges with Berger Manufacturing of Canton to form Republic Steel Corporation. Merger papers filed with Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown set capital stock changes, raising preferred stock from 25 million to 50 million dollars and common shares from 1 million to 56 million shares.

Columbus Ohio Republic Iron and Steel Company of Youngstown Berger Manufacturing Company of Canton Republic Steel Corporation Clarence J. Brown

Ruth homers as Yankees rally past Indians in tense win

Babe Ruth hit his 27th homer of the season in the third inning against the Indians as New York edged Cleveland 11 to 7. The Indians and Yankees traded runs through the early frames before New York broke away with a six run outburst.

New York Babe Ruth Yankees Cleveland Indians Ruth Walter Miller

Trial adjourned as executive L A Manchester shoots self

In Youngstown Ohio the Bethlehem-Youngstown steel merger trial paused when L A Manchester general counsel of Youngstown Sheet and Tube shot himself in his office. Judge Jenkins adjourned until Monday as the court learned of the death and associates cited overwork and nervous breakdown. Manchester had been a leading local figure, involved in charity financing and corporate defense with Newton D Baker. The case names Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube against stockholders Myron Wick Jr and International Share.

Youngstown, O Bethlehem-Youngstown Steel L. A. Manchester Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Manchester David G. Jenkins J. A. Campbell Youngstown Company J. C. Argetsinger Argetsinger Canfield Northeastern Ohio Normal College Unite of Michigan Youngstown Community Corporation Newton D. Baker Cleveland Myron C. Wick Jr International Share Corporation Bethlehem Steel Corporation Cyrus 8. Eaton Mahoning County Common Pleas Court

Idaho rabbits surge then eased by past poisonings

Idaho rodent chief T. B. Murray reports a bumper year for rabbits with about a 100 percent gain. He says the rise isn’t serious since poisoning and harsh winters reduced populations, leaving only two areas needing early fall controls. Fur markets also reduced numbers previously.

Boise Idaho T. B. Murray Biological Survey Murray Raft River Cassia Dietrich Lincoln County

Peleg Howland, Imperial Bank of Canada president, dies at 73

Toronto, June 27 AP Peleg Howland who rose from office boy to president of the Imperial Bank of Canada died suddenly at his home last night He was 73 years old and was one of the most powerful figures in Dominion finance and business.

Toronto Ontario Peleg Howland Ofice Boy Imperial Bank of Canada Dominion

Farmers Wives In Camp Session At Weiser River Idaho

Two hundred women attend a three day summer camp for farmers wives at the Weiser river near Starkey Springs Idaho. The extension division of the university runs the program concentrating on interior decorating home management dietetics and other subjects. Women arrive alone pairs or groups with children some bringing grandfathers to supervise fishing trips while mothers attend lectures and recreation. The camp features bright colors and smocks contrasting with drab home attire.

Starkey Hot Springs Idaho Weiser University

Pair Tonight and Saturday Weather Outlook

A forecast notes warmer conditions in the southwest portion tonight and similar trends into Saturday.

Southern Cross Completes Pacific Atlantic Flight to New York

Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross crew land at Roosevelt Field New York completing a 3000 mile leg from Ireland. They plan a non stop flight to Oakland to close the first around the world journey.

Kingsford-Smith New York Oakland Pacific Atlantic Globe Southern Cross Roosevelt Field Port Marnock Ireland Harbor Grace Newfoundland Cal Roosevelt America Mary Powell Australia Evert van Dyk Holland J. Patrick Saul Ould Sod Lena Marchant Dublin John W. Stannage New York City

Drilling Boat Blast Kills 30 in Brockville Narrows

An explosion blamed on a lightning strike caused by dynamite charges buried in the Brockville narrows of the St. Lawrence River killed 30 men aboard the drill boat J. B. King. Only 12 of 42 crew survived, rescued by the US coast guard cutter 211. The boat owned by J P Porter and Sons of St. Catharines was blasting a channel when a storm struck around 4:30 p.m. Witnesses saw a lightning flash followed by a massive blast as workers drilled more holes. survivors described the boat sinking and clinging to wreckage as authorities recovered three bodies.

Brockville Ont St. Lawrence River J. B. King U. S. Coastguard J P. Porter and Sons St. Catherines Brockville Narrows Cockburn Island Thousand Island Luther Kushenbecker GL. Brown Ottawa R. A. McNeil Coastguard

Popular beach resorts raided in New York crackdown

Federal agents raided two popular beaches, Low Beach and Far Rockaway, arresting 61 people and seizing liquor. Investigators visited 36 hotels, restaurants, drug stores, and alleged speakeasies in the operation conducted last night in New York.

New York Low Beach Far Rockaway

Gang Victim Velotta Shot 45 Times in Cleveland

In Cleveland's Little Italy Charles Velotta 28 a gangster was found wounded and died at a hospital from 45 bullet wounds suffered in an early morning shooting. Police link the attack to underworld feuds following the 1927 Philadelphia bootlegging murders of Ernest Yorkell and Jack Braunstein.

Cleveland Charles Velotta Italy Velotta Ernest Yorkell Jack Braunstein Philadelphia

Naval treaty imperils safety and security, says Senator

Senator Robinson of Indiana denounced the London naval treaty as gravely perilous to U S safety and security. He urged against eight inch gun cruiser limits, arguing Britain dictated cruiser types and cited navy board opposition. He asserted the nation seeks peace but must consider national security first.

Washington United States Robinson Indiana National Grange Great Britain Navy General Board Senate P. Tom

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