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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

10

Struggle Over Knife Ends In Fatal Utah Slaying

Mendow Draper 26 testifies in trial over the April 12 death of Andrew H. Bjerregaard the Epr aim banker. Draper describes a self defense claim after a confrontation at the banker's home and details weapons, a fall, and efforts to cover up including pouring oil on the bed and setting a fire.

Manti Utah Mendow Draper Andrew H. Bjerregaard Epr Aim District Court Draper Ivadell B. Jensen Jensen Rudolph Johnson Bjerregaard Jensen Place

Oratory Flows In Debate On Repeal Plank

The article describes a heated debate scene with Alfred E. Smith of New York and Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland taking the platform. A demonstration erupted at the stadium, reflecting strong public emotions as the repeal plank is discussed.

Oratory Alfred E. Smith New York Albert C. Ritchie Maryland

Oldest Duluth Hotel to Be Demolished for Medical Arts Building

The historic Duluth hotel will be torn down to clear the site for a new Medical Arts office building valued at one million dollars.

Duluth Minn Medical Arts

Local arrests and community notices from Pocatello area

Around Town reports multiple arrests including Warner Grant held for mental observation and Juan Alcantar jailed on coal stealing charges. Lt Col Butler ordered to Fort Douglas active duty, city council to meet for bill payments, nurse Dorothy Taylor visiting from Portland, and Yellowstone Park trips noted. Dances at Pond's lodge, Rotary dinner at Camp Tenday, and various hospital and funeral notices appear amid local events and incidents.

Charles A. Butler Fort Douglas Utah

Archer Townend heads to Reno for state trap shoot

Archer Townend of Town End Furniture leaves Wednesday for Reno Nevada to compete in the state trap shoot. Earl Oliverson, ex Rocky Ford Cols is now manager of Sewell's United in Pocatello after 12 years in groceries. Mrs Oliverson and the two children will join him Sunday. Atwoods Driving Range opens north of Ross park offering 300 yard practice with tees and mats for improving drives.

Rosallé Stringfellow Boise Archer Townend Townend Furniture Company Reno Nev Earl Oliverson Rocky Ford, Cols Pocatello Sewell’s United Atwood Ross Park South Second South Fifth Avenues

Idaho Delegation Favored Resubmission In Repeal Vote

Delegates named by state chairman T A Walters debated repeal versus resubmission. Initial tally showed a minority favoring resubmission while others backed repeal. Several switchers altered the outcome, with Day challenging the final count and Pope defending the delegation’s signed stance.

T. A. Walters F. E. Johnesse Pope Walters Sam O. Tannahill Lewis Williams Elizabeth Krier Frank Martin, Sr Robert Elder Compton I. White

Shortest Platform In Political History

A compact platform advocates a proportionate result and a balanced budget. It calls for a competitive tariff for revenue and the repeal of presidential power to alter rates. The proposals point to fiscal restraint and limited executive tariff powers.

Democratic Platform Summarizes New Deal Style Reforms

The platform calls for war debt cancellation opposition, federal aid for state relief, public works, unemployment and old age insurance, farm credit at low rates, farm cooperatives, surplus control, and higher farm prices. It supports sound currency, silver rehab, securities regulation, interstate rates, war veteran relief, bank depositor protection, and limits on speculation. It urges armament reduction, world court cooperation, sane military forces, Philippine independence, Puerto Rico statehood, antitrust labor protections, and faster justice. It condemns Hawley Smoot tariff and campaign excesses.

Federal Reserve Philippine Independence Farm Board State Department

Idaho Oiling Program Largest In History

Idaho's oiling program expands across multiple counties and routes. The plan covers areas between Boise and Idaho City, Star and Middleton, Desert Junction, Sugar City to the Fremont county line, Rexby 3, and north and south of Moscow, marking a historic scale for road surfaces.

Boise Idaho City Star Middleton Desert Junction Canyon Ada Sugar City Fremont County Rexby 3 Moscow

L. A. to the O. R. C. Meeting Friday at W. O. W. hall

The L. A. to the O. R. C. will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at W. O. W. hall. L. A. of the L. F. & E. mem- (text cut off)

L. A W. O. W. Hall

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Warner Grant Bannock County Grant R. C. Thomas Police Department Juan Alcantar Alcantar Pocatello City Dorothy Taylor St. Vincent Hospital Portland E. L. Taylor East Fremont Charles E. Lewis The Style Shop Yellowstone Park Lewis Old Faithful Park Santa Ana Camp No. 3 Bowles-Mack Pocatello Rotary Club Camp Tenday Pond's Lodge Yellowstone Highway Mickey McMillan J. B. Gray Idaho Falls St. Anthony Hospital L. H. Crawshaw Idaho Typewriter Exchange Exchange North Arthur Watson Drug Company North Mainstret A. B. Canfield John Kerr Randall, Wash Pocatello General Hospital Minidoka Peter Stamos George Vallos Downard Funeral Home Mountainview Cemetery Joe McCarty Dorothy McCarty R. S. Callis McCarty Ewing Tarartyd Idaho Dolly Madison Les Ment Kayser Kayser Hosiery Porto Rico Bers Luc Smith North Garfield Ladies of St. Joseph's Isl Poscatello Gas and Power Co tulvZrile Mies Spokane Salt Lake Twin Falls Pendleton Weiser Ogden Union South Main Pocatell Union Pac
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