Justice Edward T Sanford Dies After Short Illness
Justice Edward T Sanford dies in Washington after an illness of less than three hours. He served on the Supreme Court since 1923 and will be buried in Knoxville Tennessee. Funeral plans include Mrs Sanford and a Supreme Court committee. Sanford, born July 23 1865, previously served as assistant attorney general under Roosevelt.
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New evidence surfaced in Salt Lake murder case
Salt Lake City March 8 The sheriff's office reports new evidence in the Dorothy Moormeister murder inquiry. Details remain secret but sources indicate a clue found by Clifford Pappe on a lonely road near the city two weeks ago links to the case.
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Six Months Tariff Debate Ends in Senate
The Senate ended six months of tariff debate with about 75 votes still to decide. Leaders aim to pass the bill by next week while factions shift, threatening many Republican proposed rates. A new coalition challenges the old Democrat Republican independents bloc over changes including the Cuban sugar duty and a cement duty.
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Agent Shot by Bootlegger in Chicago
Chicago reports an agent shot by a bootlegger. No further details provided about the incident or individuals involved.
Philippines Vice Governor Gilmore to resign soon
Vice Governor Gilmore of the Philippines will resign in the near future with date undecided. Secretary Hurley announced the intention in a formal statement. Gilmore, from Wisconsin, is in the Midwest and has been offered a post at a western university.
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Women Plan To Entertain Business Men In Pocatello
In the United States 56000 business and professional women join National Business Women's Week March 10 to 16 to foster closer service club relations discuss community needs and plan improvements. Pocatello's BPW club schedules a notable program including the editing and publishing of this paper.
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Taft Career Highlights From Birth To Chief Justice
William Howard Taft born Cincinnati September 15 1857. Yale graduate 1878. Cincinnati superior court judge 1887. Solicitor General 1890. First Philippine Civil Governor 1901. Secretary of War 1904. Republican nominee 1908 elected president 1909 inaugurated. Notable acts include canal rights in Nicaragua and Panama toll free. Later Yale professor 1913 1921 became Chief Justice 1921 1930. Died March 8 1930.
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Taft’s Career Laced With Good Humored Jibes Over Weight
New York report recalls Taft as a public servant famed for his humor and weight. anecdotes recount his 332 pound 1911 diet decision. Taft quips include a Philippine ride and a reply about time for writing after his presidency.
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Labor Leader Faces Serious Test Authority Over Miners
Chicago march 8 AP John L Lewis head of the United Mine Workers faces a crucial test of authority march 10 in Indianapolis when an international convention will consider a challenge from Illinois district officials. Illinois Ohio Kansas and Pennsylvania will hold a reorganizing convention in Springfield alleging the union constitution expired last year and Lewis lacks authority.
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PULLING HARD FOR NEW HIGHWAY
Twin Falls residents push for immediate road project as local chamber of commerce outlines steps, led by R. P. secretary of the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce.
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Falls Editor Names and Staff List
The Falls announces its editorial leadership with Lucile V. Bailey as editor in chief and Rosalie C. Stringfellow and Kathryn Provost serving as business managers. The notice credits staff roles and confirms publication by the Falls newsroom.
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Flyers killed in Joliet plane crash
A Joliet plane crash killed three people, including licensed pilot Carl Johnson and two SiGe Dest tenants, Daniel Seesae and Lt West, a cadet flier en route from Washington to a West field. The crash occurred in a plowed field three miles south of Joliet late today.
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Taft Dies at 72 Former President and Chief Justice
Former president and chief justice William Howard Taft died at his Washington home after weeks of illness. He suffered a stroke at 4:45 pm and died at 5:15 pm. He will be buried in Arlington Cemetery and a national mourning period was announced. His daughter Helen Taft Manning and sons Robert and Charles were notified. Fairfax officials and Justice Hughes attended the scene as plans for funeral arrangements began.
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Republican state committee names Caldwell chair and Idaho Falls convention
Boise March 8 The Republican state central committee elected Ralph Caldwell of Caldwell as state chairman and selected Idaho Falls for the next statewide convention to be held August 26.
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