Plan for a permanent bureau at national governors conference
Governors meeting in Bayt Lake City discusses creating a permanent secretariat to share information among state executive departments. Utah's Gov George Dern chairs, with foundation funding for initial years and eventual state support. Roosevelt and others will speak at the evening banquet broadcast nationwide.
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Bayt Lake City
National Governors’ Conference
George H. Dern
Utah
National Foundation
Dern
Arizona
John F. Howman
Ae Lake City
L. L. Emmerson
Illinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Frank E. Emergon
Wyoming
William G. Conley
Virginia
Mormon Tabernacle
Roosevelt
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
C. C. Young
California
Idaho Needs a Dirt Farmer Senator, Not Borah
A letter to The Tribune argues Idaho should gain strength through farming and ranching rather than relying on Senator Borah. The writer questions Borah’s impact on state prosperity, praises Idaho resources, and urges a second senator focused on farm development to boost population and growth.
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the Tribune
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
District of Columbia
Washington
Senate
Tom Greene Wins Second Consecutive River Packet Championship
The Tom Greene, a seven year old side wheeler, defeated Betsy Ann by a mile in a 21 mile upstream race from Fernback dam to Coney Island. It set the greatest margin in the history of river packet racing and claimed a plaque carved from timber of the Robert E. Lee.
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Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Ohio
Fernback Dam
Coney Island
Natchez
Robert E. Lee
Mississippi
Hunter brothers set 19th day in air with City of Chicago
The Hunter brothers Walter and Albert, aboard the City of Chicago, extended their nonstop flight to 19 days surpassing the world refueling endurance record by 32 hours. A note from Sparta Illinois greeted the milestone as crowds watched from Sky Harbor.
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Walter
Kenneth
Albert
Sparta
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Ill
Albert Hunter
Sky Harbor
Hunter Brothers
Sky
Last of French Troops Leave Rhineland Germany
The inter allied Rhineland commission closed its offices in Wiesbaden on June 30, hauling down the French and British flags and ending its long rule over 15,000,000 Germans in occupied territories. Crowds of peasants gathered as evacuation began and the streets filled with activity.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Inter-Allied
Rhineland Commission
Commission
Indian Springs Learn Fancy Swimming
A brief notice invites readers to attend a fancy swimming lesson led by Pree Saley from July 26 to July 5. The event runs inclusive of all ages and skill levels at Indian Springs.
Auto Smashup At End Week
One person is dead, two others are near death and five more injured in weekend accidents across the state. Salt Lake City’s James McBride, 10, died from Saturday injuries. Kenneth Startin, 19, fractured skull after striking him. Walter Fishby of Payson and a woman rider were critically hurt when Fishby’s car rolled after sideswiping another vehicle.
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Salt Lake City
James McBride
Walter Fishby
Payson
Fishby
McBride
Kenneth Startin
Surface Rights in Oil Lands Debate in Wyoming
The governor urged keeping federal reclamation and mineral leasing permits, arguing states can manage mineral deposits on school lands. He defended Wyoming against waste claims and asked eastern governors for sympathy toward western conservation challenges.
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Interior Department
Wyoming
Grownups Targeted in Education Drive by National Education Association
At the 68th annual convention in Columbus Ohio Miss E Rith Pyrtle president of the National Education Association outlined plans to act as a truant officer for half educated adults. The goal is a nationwide effort to educate working men and women, reduce illiteracy, and push those already educated toward higher learning.
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National Education Association
E. Rith Pyrtle
Lincoln
Neb
Aa Sas
Pyrtle
Mogy
Three Slayers Electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte Pa June 30 Three convicted murderers were electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary today. Martin Avery and William Henry Sled both of Pittsburgh were executed and Frank Tauza of Wilkes Barre was also put to death. Tauza had been linked to Gerald Chapman, another executed murderer.
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Bellefonte
Lingle Murder Ties Reporter to Grafting Gang Plot
August 30 Chicago report details Lingle's alleged gangland connections and the Tribune’s pursuit of the case. The State’s Attorney investigators raid a Diversy hotel room, arresting two men named Cohen and Con tied to George Moran, marking a broader crackdown on organized crime.
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Chicago
Patrick Roche
Swanson
Commonwealth Hotel
Charles P. Con
Willie
Shortf) Cohen
George
Bugs) Moran
Cohen
Teeth Used In Place Ears In Cornell Invention
In Ithaca on June 30 AP reports Dr. Frederick Bedell of Cornell unveiled a device letting deaf listeners hear via teeth vibrations. Wood straws transfer vibrations from a hidden phonograph receiver to the auditory nerves, enabling sound without ear drums. Bedell cites Johns Hopkins input and claims a large share of deaf people may hear this way.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Frederick Bedell
Cornell University
Bedell
Johns Hopkins
Jack Dempsey
Moran gang payroll list recovered from ledger
A large ledger was discarded from a window and recovered by officers. It allegedly contains a Hat of about 150 men, many Moran gangsters. Roche suspects it is a Moran payroll list. Cohen and Conrad were taken to the office of Assistant State's Attorney Charles F Rathburn where a witness to Alfred Lingle's killing was brought in a squad car for a hurried conference.
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Robert M. Lee
The
Tribune
Lingle
the Tribune
Lee
Moran
Roche
Cohen
Conrad
Charles F Rathburn
Alfred Lingle
Pilots Die In Army Training Plane Crash at Salisbury
At Mitchell Field New York on June 29 Captain Albert E. Flood and Lieutenant Benjamin Berkowitz army reserve pilots were killed when their training plane crashed. The aircraft fell 1300 feet crossed a highway and took a section of a 12 foot iron fence near the Salisbury Country Club golf course.
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N. Y
Albert E. Flood
Benjamin Berkowitz
Army Reserve
Salisbury Country Club
Supreme Court Bars Adair from Sending Exhibits in Evans Case
The Idaho Supreme Court issued a writ of prohibition to District Judge Ralph W. Adair of Blackfoot preventing him from sending anything but the original exhibits in the case of J. Paul Evans versus the city of American Falls. The decision was issued June 30.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Ralph W. Adair
Blackfoot
J. Paul Evans
City of
American
Falls and American Falls district appeal argued over exhibits
Attorneys for Evans stated the judge and clerk demanded copying all exhibits, a rule Evans said would impose substantial costs on litigants as the case is appealed.
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