Supreme court rules deposits have priority in bank failure
State supreme court affirms Judge Terrell ruling in Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco v closed Citizens Bank & Trust Pocatello, granting depositors priority to about 90 000 in Citizens and releasing nearly 500 000 in similar claims from 16 other closed banks to their depositors. Ben W Davis argued for the Citizens bank challenging out of state laws and 1931 legislation.
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Citizens Bank & Trust Company
State Supreme Court
Robert M. Terrell
District Court
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Pocatello Bank
Reserve Bank
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Bank
Citizens Bank
Ben W. Davis
State Banking Department
New York
South Carolina
Idaho Supreme Court ruling on checks in transit at bank closure
The piece discusses Idaho law on checks in transit when banks close. It notes that if the Supreme Court had reversed the lower court, depositors would not receive any further funds due to the extent of preferred claims.
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Idaho
Supreme Court
Government Plans Bombing Inquest
Federal court officials answering questions about possible government action on the Mackay dam bombing said a report of the depredations has been filed with the district attorney but no further statement would be issued. A government commissioner on duty at Mackay was appointed with the first water right decrees, and officials await the commissioner's report on recent outrages.
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Mackay
Indians Enrolled for C. C. C. Program Fort Hall
Claude C. Cornwall of Billings Montana, supervisor of emergency conservation work on Indian reservations in Montana Idaho Utah and Wyoming, spent Wednesday at Fort Hall in con.
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Fort Hall
Claude C. Cornwall
Billings
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Con
Local reforestation effort underway at Fort Hall camp
A consultative meeting with Supt. F A Gross Forestry Supervisor W R Shoemaker and others on the force outlines reforestation work and camp details. About fifty Indians have enrolled with many more expected as haying ends while the summer roundup and cattle sale slow enrollments. Foreman Edgar Regan leads a small crew constructing a warehouse at Fort Hall to store reforestation supplies and equipment.
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F. A. Gross
W. R. Shoemaker
Edgar Regan
Fort Hall
Pocatello Men in Boise Hospital
Nine Idaho National Guard members linger in St. Alphonsus hospital after a summer encampment. Ser gt Glen Farthing Lewiston and others from Caldwell Heyburn Pocatello Wei ser Ripp Johnson Meek Shurtliff receive hernia or foot injuries and medical care.
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Pocatello
E. J. Thorkildsen
Tourist Cars Enter Canada Fewer In 1932 Over 1931
Tourist automobiles entering Canada declined in 1932 versus 1931 while there was a sharp rise in cars driven in for stays exceeding sixty days.
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Canada
Indians Sell 124 Head of Cattle at Fort Hall Public Auction
Indian stockmen at Fort Hall auctioned 124 cattle for 3768.96 dollars. J H Augustine of Blackfoot bought the largest share including 43 top steer at 4.70 per cwt and 36 more at 4.35. Grant and Ipson of North Salt Lake bought 23 cows at 2.90 and R L Anderson of Shelley bought 13 cows at 2.35 per cwt. Officials John T. Montgomery and Ralph Bristow attended.
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Fort Hall
J. H. Augustine
Blackfoot
Grant & Ipson
North Salt Lake
R. L Anderson
Shelley
John T. Montgomery
Ralph 8. Bristol
Salt Lake
The
Indian Service
J Robles Seeks Pardon From 1924 Idaho Conviction
J Robles petitions the Idaho Board of Pardons at the next regular meeting for a pardon of a district court judgment in Bannock County dated April 18 1924. The notice is signed in Boise Idaho on June 7 1993 and bears reference T 18 15 22 20.
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J. Robles
Board of Pardons
District Court of Idaho
Bannock County
J Robles
Boise
Idaho
Alameda Special Bond Election Notice
Village of Alameda Bannock County Idaho announces a special municipal bond election under Idaho law and Ordinance No 124. The notice states the election will be held in Alameda, Bannock County, Idaho at a designated polling place.
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Alameda
State of Idaho
Bannock County
Idaho
Alameda Idaho votes on $8,000 fire department bonds
A Village of Alameda election on July 25 asks qualified electors to authorize issuing negotiable coupons totaling $8,000 at up to 6 percent interest for up to 20 years. Funds would establish and equip a fire department, purchase apparatus, build a fire station, and install fire hydrants. The polling location is designated for the vote.
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Alameda
Bannock County
Idaho
No More Fleas On Cat or Dog Advises Buhach Powder
A brief pet care advertisement touts Buhach flea powder as a safe cheap remedy to banish fleas from cats and dogs. It claims pets are not harmed if inhaled or ingested and promises a money back guarantee, with ready availability at stores.
Alameda Village to Hold Special Election on July 2 1933
Notice states voters must be taxpayers under Idaho law and within Alameda Village to vote. Registration under Village Clerk D T Hawkley runs at 273 Taft Avenue until 9 PM July 2 1933. Election at Alameda Village Hall 456 East Walnut Street by ballot per Ordinance 124.
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Alameda Village
East
Walnut Street
Alameda
Idaho
Lew
D. T. Hawkley
Taft Avenue
Bannock County
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