Haile Selassie Faces Hecklers at League Assembly
In Geneva Haile Selassie spoke to the League of Nations amid a hostile crowd of fascist demonstrators. Police wrestled hecklers from the gallery as the defeated Ethiopian emperor argued the league failed small nations and called for financial aid to obtain arms. Italian fascists later said his presence would not alter Italy’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League
Italy
Rome
Tafari
Window peeper sighting prompts shotgun warning
At 12 19 a m today Mr McDevitt told police a window peeper was seen at Mrs Johnsons home across the street but when ordered to leave the person did not, and he fired two shots. Officers investigated but found no traces of the intruder.
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County
East
Fremont
McDevitt
Johnson
Passing Is Blank Says Coast Man
Eugene Kratzer said passing was a blank to him after a self administered poison. He recovered after methylene blue revived him from a half hour death on the coast near San Francisco. He recalled swallowing acid and waking in a hospital with no memory of the event.
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San Francisco
Eugene Kratzer
Lehman announces run for third term under party pressure
Gov Herbert H Lehman of New York yields to party pleas and will seek a third term. He told reporters a 200 word statement that he could no longer resist the party's requests in state and national affairs. President Roosevelt welcomed the decision and called it a positive influence on social legislation nationwide.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Washington
Govpee Ba P
York. Co
United States
Lehman
Roosvelt
Alfred &. Smith
Landon to Confer With GOP Leaders During Colorado Visit
Governor Alf Landon in Estes Park near Mary's Lake is expected to meet W. B. Bell of New York and Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon this week to discuss campaign plans. W.S. Rosecrans also met Landon to discuss strategy as the GOP leader enjoys a relaxed summer retreat.
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Estes Park
Colo
Alf M. Landon
W. B. Bell
New York
Landon
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Cleveland
W.S. Rosecrans
Los Angeles
California
Rosecrans
Roe Emery
Mary's Lake
Labor drives to line up steel workers in union push
Organized labor intensifies its effort to enroll about 450000 steel workers into a single union as leaders clash with industry spokesmen. Attorney Baril predicts possible broad walkout while SWOC notes opposition by steel firms and CIO funds provided for organizing. A Homestead Pa celebration marks the 44th anniversary of a historic steel strike.
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Pittsburgh
Steel
Baril FP
Reed
England
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Committee
SWOC
Committee For Industrial Organization
CTO
Murray
Homestead
Sanguinary
American Tron and Steel Institute
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
CIO
Handwriting Expert from Los Angeles Visits Pocatello
J Clark Sellers renowned handwriting expert and criminologist, visiting Pocatello with wife Mrs. Sellers, spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon. He detailed Hauptmann case findings from his 22 years of experience, noting ransom money accounting and Hauptmann’s behavior.
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J. Clark Sellers
Los Angeles
Sellers
Pocatello
Pocatellans
Chicago
Haupt
Hauptmann
The
Pocatello Kiwanis
Los Club
Jello
Luke May
Beatle
Life of Col. Frank Knox Presented in Four Articles
The Pocatello Tribune runs a four part illustrated series on Col. Frank Knox. The first installment appears on page five today. Knox is identified as Republican “No. 2 Man” and the feature is prepared for readers as absorbing biography material.
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Col
Frank Knox
Associated
Pocatello Tribune
Three Men Killed In Rail Crossing Crash
Three men died when their apricot-picking automobile was struck by a passenger train at a rail crossing near Pittsburgh California. Victims were Leonard Van Winkle 27 of Okmulgee Oklahoma Marvin Cripen 28 of Okmulgee and Joseph Lopez 40 of Brentwood California. They were returning home after visiting friends when the accident occurred last night according to a witness who said the car crossed the iron rails in second gear as the occupants sang loudly.
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Pittsburgh
Cal
Here
Leonard van Winkle
Okmulgee
Okla
Marvin Cripen
Joseph Lopez
Brentwood
Calf
Rir
Alienists Plan Report On Insanity Defense Case
Alienists prepare a mental condition report on Albert Walter Jr in a murder case before a superior court. Walter admits killing Miss Blanche Cousins but seeks an insanity defense as his father and wife press for his competency while Walter claims he is sane and will plead guilty. The defense is led by Gerald Kennedy.
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Fran Iec
Albert Walter
Corfrr
Arecia Walter
New York
Walter
Blanche Cousins
Price
Guy
Gerald Kennedy
Coush
Idaho
Ida
Ile
Utah
Scores From Rainy Day Baseball Doubleheader Summary
In the American League, Boston and New York split a two game set with rain causing delays. The first game ended 10 to 2 in New York’s favor, the second 2 to 0. In the National League at Boston New York swept the doubleheader 6 to 11 and 7 to 3 with systemic scoring. Other games postponed due to wet grounds.
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R. H. E. Boston
New York
Grove
Ostermueller
Wilson
Russell
R. Ferrell
Gomez
Malone
Glenn
Dickey
Marcum
Hadley
Boston
Schumacher
Mancuso
Chaplin
Reis
Lopez
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Haines
Davis
Brown
Todd
Winford
Heusser
Birkofer
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Campaign Action Sparks Democratic and Republican Moves
Roosevelt returns to the capital as friends and foes mobilize across a broad campaign front. Michigan and Illinois are tipped to back the Democrats in November while Landon contemplates his acceptance speech and holds talks with party leaders. Borah contemplates his future as Townsend chairs the Republican senatorial effort and Fort Hall Days parade prep signals local festivities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Myr. Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Katians
Hyde Park
Frank Murphy
Philippines
Henry Horner
Minoia
Democrata
Michigan
Tilinois
Utah Weather: Pair Tonight and Wednesday Warms West
A weather notice reports a pair of days, tonight and Wednesday, with the west portion warming slightly taller than the rest. The forecast highlights a mild rise in temperatures for western areas.
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Utah
West
Chicago calm as Rep Zioncheck heads home to Seattle
Police kept outward calm as Representative Marion Zioncheck moves toward Seattle by train. Washington hospital confinement and an assault charge created tension, while rail offices denied knowledge of any protection request. Zioncheck warned he would be back and rode the Pullman guarded through Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Chicago Police Department
Marion Zioncheck
D-Wash
Seattle
Uniformed Division
Ernest W. Brown
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Zioncheck
Washington
Pittsburgh
New House
Kenneth Romney
Fort Hall Celebration Opens Thursday in Pocatello
Fort Hall Days of Old Fort Hall celebration opens Thursday under American Legion sponsorship and runs four days. The event features rodeo parades fireworks dancing baseball and bike races with plans for Pet and Hobby parade, pushmobile and bicycle contests, and a cowboy ball. Governor C Ben Ross and Senator Borah to attend the Friday program. Fourth of July parade slated for 11 am with sunrise bomb salute.
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Pocatelo
Pocatello
Old Fort Hall
American Legion
Verne Newcombe
Dance Gardens
Center Street
South First Street
Bannock Hotel
W. E. Borah
Iideo
C. Ben Ross
Orpheum Theatre
Pocatello to Host Idaho Cooperative Council Meeting
Pocatello was selected for the Idaho Cooperative Council annual meeting with about 100 Idaho farmers’ purchasing and marketing groups to discuss cooperative problems. August 13 was tentatively set. The executive committee includes E Q Marning John Feldhusen Roy D Smith E S Trask Earl Brockman William A Shulberg and Ezra T Benson. Trask Shulberg and Benson lead arrangements.
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Boise
Pocatello
Idaho Co-operative Council
Idaho Farmers’ Co-Operative Purchasing and Marketing Associations
Council
E. Q. Marning
Caldwell
John Feldhusen
Twin Falls
Roy D Smith
Jerome
E. S. Trask
Idaho Falls
Earl Brockman
William A. Shulberg
Preston
Ezra T. Benson
University Extension Service
Benson
Trask
Shulberg
Twelve plead in Poole case in Detroit court
Twelve men charged in the Black Legion killing of Charles A. Poole stood mute at arraignment and entered innocent pleas. They are among 15 charged with kidnapping and murder. trial date not set. Dayton Dean aided the state by detailing hooded order activities.
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Detroit
Dayton Dean
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Poole
Dean
Two others beat by pick handle in Ogden murder case
In Ogden this morning a 52 year old man and his 62 year old wife were beaten to death with a pick handle while their granddaughter watched. A second attack injured Mrs Grace Mortensen and hospital reports indicate the suspect, George Mortensen, is a 6 foot 3 inch Danish salesman from Salt Lake City. Police seek questioning and described Mortensen’s movements, with a train voyage toward Pocatello possible as officers pursue the suspect.
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Dave McNichols
Alma Marley
Bert Empey
McCammon
Ogden
George Mortensen
Salt Lake City
McNichols
Pocatello
Mabel Scott Snyder
Adam Snyder
van Buren Avenue
Betty Becker
Emma Scott Rose
Snyder
Dee Hospital
Grace Mortensen
Jensen
Seventh East Street
John Sabine
Sabine
Hilton
Mortensen
Harvey Hookstra
Holliday
Mortenson
Hear Pleas Before Oise Session Tomorrow
Fragmentary notice indicates a court or tribunal meeting on June 30 to hear pleas in a clemency context, with attendees and agenda partially unreadable. The readable fragment references a session related to clemency and anticipated proceedings the next day.
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Killer
Coast Man
Corporation Counsel
Want Company Union
Wheeling Steel Company
New Boston
Ohio
Portsmouth
Negroes
Herrickes
Faneh
Bete Park
W. 8
Ickes
Lincoln
Fear
Daniel F. Cohalan
New York State Supreme Court
Alfred E. Smith
McNary
John G. Townsend, Jr
Delaware
Borah
RAND
Mountain Ranch
Fort Hall
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