Archdeacon Stoy Mourned in Boise Funeral Details
Archdeacon Stoy of Fort Hall Idaho dies leaving widow Susan Stoy of Boise and children Harold, Howard Jr., Maxwell Stoy, Rebecca, Miriam. Survived by brothers Walter, Elbert, Morris. Burial in Boise. He served as Gate City commandery prelate for 28 years and belonged to Blue Lodge Royal Arch Masons Wyomineg Korah Temple Boise. Lived in Pocatello archdeaconry over 20 years.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
Susan Stoy
Boise
Harold Stoy
Pocatello
Howard Stoy, Jr
Maxwell Stoy
Rebecca Stoy
Ocean City
N. J
Miriam Stoy
Watertown
N. Y
Walter Stoy
Lansdowne
Elbert
Morris Stoy
New Jersey
Archdeacon Stoy
Gate City Commandery
The
Blue Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Wyomineg
Fl Korah Temple
North Arthur
Honors Due for Local Gardeners in City Beautification
The City Planning Association at the YMCA approved publishing the names of residents active in the city beautification drive. A committee will confer with Mayor Terrell on progress and offer the association’s services. Rev Gross W Alexander was named general chairman with W F Dillion leading the sanitation sub-committee. The group urged immediate action on its 31 page report and advocated forming an official planning commission to study it.
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City Beautiful
City Planning Association
Tribune
E. N. Roberts
Robert M. Terrell
Gross W. Alexander
W. F. Dillion
Oregon Lumbermen Reject Mediation Talks
Lumbermen of Oregon refuse mediation to fill striker vacancies. Portland millmen bargain with any group of employees, while Saw mill and Timber Workers Union Local vote to demand written guarantees of collective bargaining. Initial demands included a 75 cent minimum wage and 30 hour weeks, later tempered to 50 cents. Letters threatening violence were sent to two wives of company officials.
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Portland
Sawmill and Timber Workers’ Union
Muir
Department of Labor
F. H. Ransom
Portland Lumberman
H. C. Howes
Inman-Poulsen Lumber Company
George Mooney
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief Since 40 Years
An advertisement warns of clogged kidney tubes and toxin buildup risking health and fatigue. It urges avoiding danger by ensuring kidney emptying and promotes Doan's Pills by Foster Milburn Co as a proven remedy used for decades.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Liquor Commission Claims Paid Despite Attorney General Warning
Boise June 27. State auditor Harry C. Parsons began issuing warrants to pay liquor commission claims totaling about 100000 despite Attorney General Bert H. Miller warning the payments would be illegal if honored. Treasurer Myrtle P. Enking accepted the warrants while Parsons and Enking declined further comment. Miller said the claims were not properly passed by the liquor commission and the forms were irregular and illegal.
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Boise
Bert H. Miller
Liquor Commission
Harry C. Parsons
Myrtle P. Enking
Parsons
Enking
State liquor commission sets wage scale for staff
Salt Lake City June 27. The state liquor commission met again today to discuss the selection of permanent personnel and to set a wage scale for employees.
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Salt Lake Cirvry
State Liquor Commission
Mooney Hearing Delayed To July 3 In San Quentin Case
The California Supreme Court extended the habeas corpus hearing for Thomas J. Mooney to July 3. State Attorney General Webb denies officials admitted wrongful conviction or perjury. Mooney, convicted in 1916 for San Francisco Preparedness Day bombings that killed 10, remains imprisoned at San Quentin.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
A. W. Webb
Mooney
Webb
George T
Youth Testifies Against Mother in Oakland Custody Case
In Oakland California on June 27 10 year old Eric De Brath testified in superior court that he preferred the custody of his foster mother Mrs Grey Worswick over his mother Mrs Gloria Wainwright wife of a Tahitian innkeeper. He said I wouldn t mind if I never saw my mother again but I wouldn t want any harm to come to her. The child spoke during bitter habeas corpus proceedings alongside his 7 year old sister Eve as the court considers custody arrangements with their foster parent and the mother fighting for control.
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Oakland
Cal
Eric de Brath
Eve
Gloria Wainwright
Grey Worswick
Alameda
Judge to Rule in Death Case at Idaho Trial
In Barley Idaho the judge in the murder trial of Francisco Olages took under advisement a state's attempt to admit a skeletal remains as evidence. Coroner D E Johnson presented bones and related items claimed to be Pete Olages while defense questioned relevance. Sheriff Pace testified the skeleton was found on the Gooch ranch where Francisco lived with his father missing for years.
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Barley
Idaho
Francisco Olages
T. Bailey Lee
D. E. Johnson
Pete Olages
Francisco
B. P. Howells
Lee
P. D. Pace
Gooch Ranch
Here
Pace
Esparanza Caveros
Olagés
Olages
Ogden
Kansas 1934 School Types Shown
In 1934 Kansas conducted 8 414 schools with more than 17 000 of the on room type.
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Kansas
Senate approves gun licensing bill in commerce panel
The senate commerce committee today approved a bill requiring licensing of manufacturers and dealers in firearms and ammunition and subjecting interstate transporters and receivers to penalties of 2000 dollars and five years imprisonment.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Senate panel approves Copeland plan for national planning board
The senate commerce committee approved PhTe Copeland bill to set up a five member national planning board with $12,000 salaries each to study and coordinate policy for conserving and developing the nation’s natural, human, and other resources.
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Washington
P— hTe
Copeland
National Planning Board
Senate Commerce Committee
Ervin Divorce Awarded Over Crap Game Winnings
Chicago June 27 Judge Rudolph Desart grants Mrs Alma M Ervin one half of four thousand dollars claimed as winnings in a craps game by Lemuel A Ervin and dissolves the marriage with the division. The judge notes he did not shoot craps but would split the money as claimed.
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Chicago
Lemuel A. Ervin
Rudolph Desart
Alma M. Ervin
Lemuel
Farm bill fight grows as seven signatures needed
Washington action shows House Democratic leaders asking members to withhold names from a discharge petition on the 3 billion dollar Frazier Lemke currency inflation farm mortgage refinancing bill. The 60 day deposit insurance extension passes to the Senate after prior 1 year vote.
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Washington
House Democratic
House
Senate
Wagner Connery labor bill clears Senate for White House action
The Wagner Connery labor bill clears the Senate after conference action and moves toward Roosevelt’s desk. It guarantees workers the right to bargain through elected representatives, curbs company union domination, and bars unfair labor practices. The measure, pending two years, faces presidential approval.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
House
Press Freedom Case Reports Restricts Employer's Argument
A constitutional injunction on press freedom is under review as the employer revises its argument. Legal filings indicate contest over limits on government or corporate press rights and access to information.
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Ployer
Washington trio survives Idaho car crash on highway
Miss Florence Winter of Washington D C was injured when her automobile overturned on the state highway between Malta and Declo in Burley Idaho. She was treated for back injuries and released to seek further care. Her companions Miss Anna Doyle and Miss Jennie Simons also of Washington escaped with slight bruises as they traveled to Seattle for a church conference.
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Burley
Idaho
Florence Winter
Washington
D. C
Malta
Declo
Anna Doyle
Jennie Simons
Seattle
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