Fatty Arbuckle Dies at 45 After Anniversary Celebration
Fatty Arbuckle, veteran film comedian, died in his New York hotel suite of heart trouble following his third marriage anniversary party. He was 45 and recently shot a comeback effort with Warner Brothers. Arbuckle survived the 1921 Virginia Rappe scandal and years of obscurity before late life TV and shorts.
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New York
Roscoe Conkling
Fatty’ ‘Arbuckle
Addie McPhail
Arbuckle
Tamalio
Long Island
Warner Brothers
William Lahiff
Arbuckles
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Three Leaders Hold Positions in Big Contest
Buy Idaho Campaign nears finish with leaders in Miss Pocatello Miss Eastern Idaho and Miss Southeastern Idaho polls. Votes accepted at multiple drug stores and Tribune-Journal office until Sunday evening and Monday 6 pm. Final winners to be announced at the Fourth of July Rodeo opening program.
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Buy Idaho
Louise Woffington
Effie Matsow
Helen Henderson
Jean Halliwell
Grace Bryning
Margaret Stanley
Dorothy Manning
Thella Hess
Alma Willicke
Priscilla Henney
Marie Cornforth
Alma Stedtfeld
Edith Crane
Sylvia Cox
Marjorie Moore
Ida Craner
Miriam Waiters
Eileen Eschler
Neida Armstrong
Xffie Matsaw
Fort Ek Yy Ansheen
Pearl Jensen
Erma Christensen
Maxine Williams
du Peay
Mildred Hubbard
Kerma Keller
Whit- MA
Mase
Arletta Farr
Arimo
Nanaplaten
Idaho — Journal
Final Rites Held for Mrs Jennings
Funeral services for Marie Jennings 46 died Sunday at home 334 South Main were held Wednesday afternoon at Hall Mortuary chapel with Bishop Bird Finlay son officiating. The service included prayers by James Ellis and Albert Walton and a Mountainview cemetery dedication by Arthur Hall.
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Marie Jennings
South Main
Hall
Bishop Bird Finlayson
James Ellis
Albert Walton
Mountainview Cemetery
Arthur Hall
E. Leroy Harrison
Lena Babcock
Ellen Edgley
James Birch
Idaho Falls
Aston Fullmer
Ferris Edgley
My Father
Sybil
Lola Mathews
Nel Neilson
George Mathews
William Reeves
Ernest Ellis
Homer Gower
John Neilson
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills California June 29 California went 80 wet Tuesday that they arrest ed a guy today for bathing in water instead of native wine West Virginia which by geography breeding dialect and stills should be southern but politically has never been any thing well it reached for a cocktail instead of a coke It's not a question of sentiment any more it's just a question of Where can I get ahold of a ballot and where is a box to put it in Republican prospects mocked for public opinion missteps and unemployment
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Beverly Hills
Calif
California
West Virginia
Fighters Weigh In for Big Title Bout at Madison Square Garden
New York June 29 Jack Sharkey heavyweight champion weighed 201 pounds ahead of his 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island City. Primo Carnera scaled 260 and 4 pounds giving him an edge of 59 pounds, the largest disparity since 1919 when Dempsey outweighed Willard.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
State Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Long Island City
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Lost seven year old boy missing in Idaho wilderness
McCall Idaho June 29 Foresters report a seven year old, son of Frank Lobears, missing since Sunday after leaving a mining camp to go four miles to his mother. Miners and timber men aided a search tracing his snowshoe path two miles before vanishing in rugged Rainy Ridge country 165 miles north of McCall. The boy's name was not released.
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Mccall
Idaho
Rainy Ridge
Here
Frank Lobears
Big Creek
Lobears
Days of Old Fort Hall Rodeo Opens in Pocatello
Pocatello hosts the Days of Old Fort Hall celebration with top rodeo talent arriving for the grand opening. Bert Simbitts leads the headliners with a storied western career, while local calf ropers Tommy Cavanaugh and Harry Hart climb to the top contenders in the July 2 3 4 program.
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Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Calgary
Bert Simbitts
Tommy Cavanaugh
Harry Hart
Baseball Scores From Today’s MLB Action
National League results show Chicago overpowering Brooklyn 7 to 0 with Bush and Hartnett leading, St. Louis defeating New York 7 to 3, Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 4 to 6 in a 10 inning affair, and other listed scores. American League notes mention Boston Chicago rainouts and mixed results in games against Washington Cleveland and Philadelphia with various pitchers and lineups recorded.
Attorney Asks Ross to Act in Bombing Case
A Boise attorney for Utah Construction asks Governor C Ben Ross to restore order amid dynamiting of Carey Act irrigation works on the Big Lost River. He cites two bombings on June 21 and 27 and warns of further attacks and dynamite en route. Local watchmen withhold names of culprits, while farmers urge swift action to prevent bloodshed and resumes of water flow.
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Ross
Boise
United States District Court
Big Lost River
Utah Construction Company
C. Ben Ross
Edwin Snow
Sandpoint
Explosion Destroys Official's Home in Scranton Incident
An explosion beneath the home of Louis Lanner, division superintendent of a Pittston coal company, hurled family from beds in Scranton, damaging three houses but causing no injuries. The blast wrecked the porch and shattered most windows, with two adjoining homes also damaged.
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Scranton
Louis Lanner
Pittston Company
Sanner
Charges Filed After Office Brawl In Bannock County
Preliminary hearing set for Friday at 9 a.m. on a mayhem charge against B A McDevitt after an altercation in his office with H C Harris. Harris also faces an assault and battery count. Mayor Charles Brown and McDevitt dispute Harris story with Brown stating no blows were struck.
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H. C. Harris
B. A. McDevitt
Bannock County
MacDevitt
Harris
M. H. Garvin
Charles A. Brown
McDevitt
Tribune Journal to Air Round by Round Sharkey Camera Fight
The Tribune Journal offers live round by round coverage of Jack Sharkey versus Primo Camera for the world heavyweight title. Prelims start about 5 o clock local time with the main event around 6 30. If rain delays, start may shift earlier. updates will be telephoned from New York City to Pocatello seconds after blows.
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Tribune-Journal
Bannock County Men Enrolled in Civilian Conservation Corps Camps
A list released through the R F C offices names Bannock county men assigned to CCC camps in the Pocatello district under Major Parley D. Parkinson. Older men head to Mink Creek on June 15, Osborne on June 26, Osborne Springs on June 26, Salmon on May 25, and Gallagher forest near Boise on June 13. The rolls include both experienced workers and young men aged 18 to 25, with many named individuals and their assigned camps.
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Bannock County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Pocatello District
Parley D. Parkinson
B. A. McDevitt
Mink Creek
Henry 8. Adams
Clark Ames
Lee Blackburn
Maurice C. Brimhall
George H. Brown
Howara
C. Cook
George G. Corum
Arthur Curtis
Don Davis
Winslow N. Farr
Orlando Fore
Harold C Goldworthy
Charles Horn
Bert Liloyé
Joe Mask
Paul Miskei
Albert Ordoff
Nate Packer
Lee B. Ratliff
John Reese
William M. Rice
Emmons N. Williams
Stanley A. Whitworth
John C. McWilliams
Osborne Camp
Robert M. Avery
Francis §. Blundell
E. L. Floyd
Arch N. Groesbeck
Keith Hanson
Ralph C. Harrison
Warren H. Henderson
Hugh L. Hough
Ronald N. Johnson
Harold G. Manning
Thomas F. McAteer
Ellis F. Murphy
Theodore Nixon
Clifford W
Morris F. Decker
James F. Downey
Irving E. Farnsworth
William J. Fish
Wilbur N. Georgeson
Henry Haddenham
Lamar W. Hadley
Harle E. Haight
Henry 5. Lambert
John E. Long
Rulon Medford
Gayle Morris
Don Morley
Leland E. Smith
Kenneth H. Stokes
Alton D., Stringer
Clifford W. Varley
Glenn C. Wellard
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Improves From Pneumonia In Hospital
New York dispatch reports Douglas Fairbanks Jr seen showing marked improvement after lobar pneumonia at Doctors Hospital. Also note Utah weather forecast with warmer conditions tonight and in extreme east portion Friday.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Doctors Hospital
Utah
Britain and gold bloc seek Washington help on stabilization
London and European gold bloc delegates end talks by seeking U S guidance to resolve the world economic conference crisis. Prime Minister MacDonald had proposed a compromise to satisfy France and other gold standard nations. Raymond Moley and James Warburg of the American delegation observed the meeting.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
London
Washington
France
Ramsay MacDonald
Raymond Moley
James P. Warburg
Moley
MacDonald
Warburg
America
Tax deduction controversy ties Kahn to 1930 stock sales
Senate inquiry revealed Otto H. Kahn obtained an income tax deduction in 1930 on stock sales without knowledge the stock was sold to his daughter. Kahn said he paid foreign tax and claimed it was in England, while Pecora noted a wash sale. He urged repeal of the capital gains clause and urged Congress to regulate speculation as a service to reform.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn
England
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
New York
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Congress
Air mail rates cut by 25 percent to take effect
Washington reports that air mail service rates will drop 25 percent on July 1 while postage rates stay unchanged. The move follows a reduced postal appropriation from 19 million to 15 million dollars and invites carrier suggestions by July 9 for route curtailment order. Officials plan to meet after July 9 to discuss boosting route utilization.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Man Disrobes on Main Street in Clovis NM
In Clovis New Mexico a man on Main Street began disrobing as neighbors watched in disbelief. Hayden Jennings a local motor salesman said a centipede had bitten him and forced the strange wardrobe change while he was walking to work prompting calls to police.
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Clovis
N. M
Hayden Jennings
Geneva Parley Adjourned After Long Recess
The world disarmament conference adjourned until October 10. Rudolph Nadolny denounced the delay as a funeral for disarmament while Rene Massigli supported private talks. France and Hungary voiced differing views as Mas sigli warned papers could heighten tensions. Hugh Wilson of the United States offered support for private negotiations.
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Geneva
Rudolph Nadolny
Hitler
Rene Massigle
France
Kiwanis Names Farm and Guidance Committees
Kiwanis International of the Utah Idaho district announced committee appointments at the annual convention in Los Angeles. The agricultural panel names Joseph F. Skinner of Spanish Fork Utah as chairman with Dr. George Steward of Ogden and William R. Hatfield of Buhl Idaho. The vocation guidance panel lists Jacob Coleman of Provo Utah and R. J. Dillingham of Filer Idaho with chairman E. O. Cook of St. Anthony Idaho.
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Los Angeles
Utah-Idaho
Kiwanis International
Joseph F. Skinner
Spanish Fork
Utah
George Steward
Ogden
William R. Hatfield
Buhl
Idaho
Jacob Coleman
Provo
R. J. Dillingham
Filer
E. O. Cook
St. Anthony
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