Walsh Throws His Chapeau Into the Ring
Washington dispatch reports Senator Walsh of Montana gaining traction as a dry candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. California and Wisconsin entries signal a three way fight with McAdoo and Smith. Organizers indicate Walsh support in California and Wisconsin as party factions maneuver toward the Houston convention.
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Walsh
Tom Montana
California
Wisconsin
William G. McAdoo
John O. Davis
Theorthern
Madoo
John B. Elliott
Los Angeles
Senate
Smith
Reed
Missouri
McAdoo
Welsh
Ashington
Usion
Madison Ugre Garden
Secretary of the Treasury
Reed and Smith
Davis
Dele Gries
Wilsh
Sandino Seen as Possible Nicaraguan Government Threat
Brigadier General Rufus Lone says Sandino and his guerrilla forces could prompt an immediate Managua attack by American Marines stationed in Nicaragua. Senate hearings reveal Lane and Wilbur caution against policy shifts as Borah also pushes related inquiries.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Rufus H. Lone
Managua
Sandino
United States
Little Republic
Lane
Nate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilbur
Boral
Dill
Washington Bandino
Marine Corps
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Borah Onl
Senate
Parts of Ellyson plane found in lower Chesapeake Bay
Pieces identified as the missing stabilizer and rudder of the plane carrying Commander T. G. Ellyson and two other navy pilots were recovered four miles south of Cape Charles City. The search for the rest of the aircraft and the bodies continues as officials confirm the aircraft belonged to Ellyson.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Cape Charles City
Naval Air Station
T. G. Ellyson
L. E. Willis
A.C. Read
Ellyson
Hugo Schmidt
Rogers Ransehausen
Mildred
Navy
Annapolis
Naval Aviation
Willis
Eaid
Supreme Court Upholds Damages in Harvesting Accident
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld a damages award to D. T. Bryant for injuries after a bean-huller operated by Roy Hill discharged chaff, scaring horses that bolted and injured Bryant. The court rejected the defense of Bryant's negligence, affirming a degree of care commensurate with the situation.
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Boise
Mar
D. T
Bryant
Paris County
Idaho Supreme Court
Roy Hill
Millwan
Twin Falls Men Drown Near Salmon
Two men, C Rumell of Twin Falls and Boward J Lavelle of Burley, drowned when their car left the highway and plunged into the Balmon River near Salmon. They had left Twin Falls for a sheep camp job and were returning Thursday night.
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Balmon, Mar
C . Rumell
Twin Palle
Boward J. Lavelle
Burley
Balmon River
Bank Merger Details Remain Unannounced, Giannini Says
A P Giannini, founder of Bank of Italy, avoids specifics amid merger talks as Bank of America gains control. Journalists ask about capitalization and stock splits. he defers, stating attorneys and officials hold details and a formal statement will follow soon. Newsmen chase interviews en route to San Francisco.
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CONFN
Utah
Mar
P Giannini
Bank of Italy of California
San Francisco
New York
Bank of America
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Bank of Italy
Bowery and East River National Bank
Londos Defeats Steele After Long Grappling Match
Philadelphia report notes Jim Londos defeated Roy Steele of California after two hours, nine minutes, and 39 seconds of grappling in a tying mare hold. Londos weighed 195 and 905 pounds. Nick, ex Notre Dame athlete, defeated Jim Brown in a separate bout with Browning at 220 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Jim Londos
Creek Bronvier
Roy Steele
California
Londos
Nick
Notre Dame Athlet
Jim Brown
Browning
Storm blocked safe landing for the time
Los Angeles dirigible battled a blizzard at Lakehurst New Jersey and a 30 mile per hour gale to reach its hangar after a 37 hour flight from Cuba via Panama. Four sailors were carried off the airship by a sudden ascent during a snowstorm but were saved inside the cabin while the crew fought to control the craft amid rising winds and drifting snow.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Panama
Germany
C. E. Rosendall
Cuacanayabo Bay
Cuba
Caribbean
Rebels Driven to the Brush Continues in Nicaragua
Supplies airlifted to American marines sweeping the Daratl region search for Bandino rebels. Planes land at Apati and Jinetega as Bandino forces hide in the mountains after Monday’s clash in which five marines died. One rebel was killed and another wounded near Somoto. no marine casualties. Major Archibald Young of Brooklyn named chief of police of Managua as national guard takes over March 15. He led the force that occupied El Chipote on January 26 after its mountain stronghold was bombed January 24.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Daratl
Apati
Jinetega
Somoto
Archibald Young
Brooklyn
National Nicaraguan National Guard
National Guard
Young
el Chipote
Bandino
Kelly Confident On Idaho University Future
Dr. Frederick James Kelly, president elect of the University of Idaho and current dean at Minnesota, visited Pocatello for a civic and university program. Nearly 300 people attended a Bannock hotel luncheon as Kelly expressed faith in Idaho and pledged growth of its higher learning system.
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Frederick James Kelly
University of Idaho
Ani
University of Minnesota
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
University
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
A. L. Merrill
Idaho
Dr. Kelly
Pocatello
Kelly
M. F. Angell
America
Higher Institutions of Learning of
Texas
Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Louisville
Utah Report Backs Boulder Dam Swing Johnson Pact
A joint Utah inquiry panel urges backing of the Swing Johnson Boulder Dam bill or Santa Fe pact ratification. The report says Utah cannot economically develop the Colorado river alone and should not block California projects, claiming the Swing Johnson plan protects Utah’s future needs.
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Salt Lake City
Boulder Dam
Joint Committee of Investigation
Engineering Council of Utah
Utah State Bar Association
Utah
Colorado
Herrera Outpoints Como In Texas Boxing Bout
Tony Herrera from El Paso at 126 pounds decisively outpointed Kid Como of Lake Charles in a 10 round fight in Port Worth. Herrera won every round on the scoring cards.
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Tony Herrera
el Paso
Kid Como
Lake Charles
Herrera
California primary fuels three cornered Democratic clash
California braces for a May 1 presidential primary pitting Senator Reed of Missouri Governor Smith of New York and Senator Walsh of Montana. McAdoo forces back Walsh while Reed campaigns across Oakland and San Francisco, urging unity to unseat Washington’s leaders.
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San Francisco
Mar
California
Reed
Missouri
Smith
New York
Walsh
Montana
William G McAdoo
Drys
John O. Davis
McAdoo
James D. Phelan
Boy Narrowly Escapes Death Under Wheels
Idaho Falls youth Ben Blaylock fourteen was dragged beneath a moving freight train after a car driven by J S Parkinson hit him and his friend Glen Chaffin. The train with thirty cars rolled past as Brakeman Olsen halted it. Both boys suffered serious injuries and the Parkisons escaped harm.
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Ben Blaylock
Idaho Falls
Glen Chaffin
J. Parkinson
Rexburg
G Street
Blaylock
D. M. Olsen
Hayes
Shumaker
J. 8. Parkinson
Haven
Salt Lake City
Mar
Benjamin Blaylock
Chaffin
Sheriff's Office
J. S. Parkinson
Idaho
H. 8
Parkinson
Ogden
Utah
Foster Mother Bosses Battle Over Child Custody Return
Detroit dispatch reports 4 year old Joseph Boyer may be deported to Canada. Foster mother Myron L Boyer is set to testify before immigration authorities claiming she will accompany the child if sent back. She says she adopted him to save her home and vows to provide education and keep the family together. The dispute centers on whether the boy is genuine heir to the Boyer fortune as legal steps threaten a 5 million inheritance.
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Detroit
Joseph Boyer
United States
Myron L. Boyer
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Canada
Ilegally
Boyer
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