Idaho Farm Bloc Rejects Its Own Tax Proposals
The Idaho legislature's special session opened briefly as the farm bloc met and decided not to push its own tax plan. A proposed income tax bill aligned with federal structure was near introduction, proposing exemptions of 1000 for singles and 2500 for married filers with 300 per child, and graduated rates from 1 to 4 percent.
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Boise
Mar
Idaho
House Farm Block
Republican Caucus
Farm Bloc
Hoover Closes Desk on Four Bills and Wagner Measure
President Hoover pocket vetoed four minor bills and the Wagner unemployment bill, saying the latter would wreck the Labor Department's employment service by subsidizing state agencies. Two vetoes were for claim measures while the others changed free mailing privileges and village letter carrier finances.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Congress
Department of Labor
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On Santa Barbara Charity Polo
Will Rogers writes from Santa Barbara praising the city and describes a charity relief polo game between youth and old. He notes the combined player ages totaling 200 years with teammates Max Fleischmann Jim Wigmore Snowy Baker and himself as participants.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Arthur Brisbane
Sainta Barbara
Max Fleischmann
Jim Wigmore
Cleveland
Snowy Baker
Australia
McGowan Proposes Constitutional War Referendum Plan
Rear Admiral Samuel McGowan urges a constitutional amendment to block war unless attacked and to require a wartime draft for all men 18 to 35. He also calls price and wage controls during war and pre consultative public opinion to curb profiteering and keep the United States from another war.
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Washington
Mar
War Policies Commission
Samuel McGowan
Navy
McGowan
United States
Airplane Crash Near Ogden Airport Injures Three
Lewis L. Haines Jr. is hospitalized with serious injuries after a plane crash near Ogden airport yesterday afternoon. Pilot Tom Mendenhall suffered severe shock and the aircraft was wrecked.
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Ogden
Mar
Lewis L. Haines, Jr
Tom Mendenhall
Naturalization cases before local session federal court
The federal court opened with Judge C. C. Cavanah. The calendar was called and a grand jury empaneled. Petitioners include Evald Winkler Christensen and others. A series of jury trials and equity trials are scheduled from March 11 to April 1 with multiple U. S. v. and Bankers Trust Co. cases listed.
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C. C. Cavanah
Evald Winkler Christensen
Mike John Korologos
George John Lesekatos
Jose Maria Garro
Gaetano Picciano
John Nepomuk Neichle
Daniel Hvala
Konstantinos John Manoukas
Konstantinos I
Paraskeras
U. S
Bill Wagstaff
Albert M. Curtis
James T. Henderson
Margaret Harris
Emma Shayne
U.S
W. A. Smith
Frank H
Bankers Trust Co
Thatcher Kimball
Thatch Kimball
United States Building & Loan
Murphy Et al
Equity
S. W. Morrison
Carl A. Moore
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodden
Robert Cassall
Gladys Miller
Mildred Young
Mabel Billyard
Pearl Hand
Ruth Miller
Earl Arave
Butte Doctor Faces Drug Charge Hearing in Pocatello
Dr T W Gregg a noted Butte physician was arrested on a Harrison Drug Act violation warrant issued in Helena after a federal grand jury in Boise indicted him for conspiring to defy the act Local bond was set at 250 by U S Commissioner L M Van Etten A removal hearing is slated in Butte Friday and if granted he will be sent to Pocatello for trial J C Williams Bozeman suspect also indicted on the same charge
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Butte
Mont
Mar
T W. Gregg
United States
Helena
Boise
Idaho
J. C. Williams
Bozeman
Dr. Gregg
L. M. van Etten
Gregg
Pocatello
Unemployment improves in parts of the nation say Woods
Col Arthur Woods head of the presidents emergency committee for employment reported better conditions in New England the southwest and the southeast with leather textile and shoe operations restarting. New England alone added about 1 500 watchmaking jobs and 400 cotton mill positions while 183 public works projects totaling 92 million dollars were under contract.
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Washington
Mar
Arthur Woods
New England
Southwest
Southeast
Pacific Coast
United States
Great Lakes
William Phillips
New Hampshire
Waltham
Mass
Fall River
J. F Lacey
Southwestern
Junior Boys Glee Club to Appear in Blackface Entertainment
A junior high school boys glee club will perform a blackface entertainment at the auditorium on Tuesday evening. A small admission is to be charged.
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Blackfoot
National Business Women's Week Observed in Blackfoot
Blackfoot marked National Business and Professional Women's Week with nearly full church attendance at St. Pauls, following a breakfast for 27 at the Rectory. A public relations dinner at Blackfoot High School will feature Mayor E T Peck, James K Smith of the Chamber, Rev. B C d Easum, Mrs M L Capps, and Mrs S W Wilson as guests sharing service messages.
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Blackfoot
St. Paul's Church
Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club
Rey B. C. d’Easum
E. T. Peck
James K. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Rev
B. C. d'Easum
Rotary
M. L. Capps
State Federation of Women's Clubs
S. W. Wilson
Castle Intimates No Policy Change
Assistant Secretary William R. Castle Jr. said in Stimson's absence that the secretary's study of Russian affairs would not change U S recognition of the Soviet.
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Washington
William R. Castle, Jr
Stimson
United States
Colorado Banker Shoots Self in City Park
Andrew M. Hagerty 35, vice president in charge of discounts at Denver National Bank, shot and killed himself by a lake in City Park last night. He had worked 15 years at the bank and earned several promotions for steady work, friends report.
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Denver
Andrew M. Hagerty
Denver National Bank
Hagerty
Radio Goes Long Distance Sale Ad Sees Eleven Seekers
A Montpelier man advertised a radio in The Tribune and sold it to a buyer in Aberdeen two days later. The ad drew twelve responses, with eleven others in the market for a radio. The notice promotes Tribune Want Ads with contact number 1-2-3.
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Montpelier
The
Tribune
Aberdeen
Pacific Coast Banks Bulging With Savings
Pacific Coast Savings banks bulged today with the greatest hoard of wealth for a rainy day. Savings deposited totaled about two and two thirds billions in the seven western states. The Federal Reserve in San Francisco reported $1,042,000,000 in time deposits March 4, a weekly rise of 16 million and a year over year gain of 27 million. State banks hold about one third as much, and with savings accounts, the total could reach $2,666,000,000.
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San Francisco
Mar
Pacific Coast
Far West
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Lashes of Life and Other News Items
Five short reports span music, religion, local crime, public spending and divorce policy. Stephen Hero, 15, a violin prodigy with a movie-palace orchestra, began at age five and practices six hours daily. In Rome, Santa Francesca’s feast blesses motorists at Santa Maria Nova. Glen Cove mayor James E. Burns, a physician, faces a parking-violation hearing. Washington cites global public works at eleven billion dollars this year, including three for roads. Chihuahua City voters push tougher divorce laws amid mounting decrees.
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New York
Stephen Hero
Weather unsettled with snow and rain in parts of Utah
The forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight and Tuesday across Utah. Snow or rain expected in the north and east portions Tuesday, northwest portions tonight, with warmer conditions in the south tonight.
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Utah
Northwest
Wermer
Turbulence Deaths Rise as Trial Continues in Bowles Case
Thirteen jurors hear the murder trial of Nelson C. Bowles and Irma Loucks for Bowles wife’s stabbing. Inspector Williams testifies no sign of kitchen disorder at the Loucks apartment. a bread knife blade is found on the drain board. The defense argues Bowles and Loucks’ alleged intimacies. Global upheaval described as quakes, cold, floods, and gales mark the third day of worldwide turbulence.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Mar
Nelson C. Bowles
Portland
Irma Loucks
Bowles
Francis Nibler
Frank W. Jackson
Wiliam Williams
Miss Loucks
State protest meets denial in Hoover dam dispute
The March 9 government reply to Arizona’s suit argues there is no injury to citizens or property and seeks dismissal. It says Arizona’s brief only asserts a possible water diversion without beneficial use, lacking legal injury.
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Washington
Arizona
Hoover Dam
Wilbur
Colorado
Thacher
Supreme Court
Solicitor General
Farm grain stocks show corn wheat and oats on farms
The agriculture department reports stock levels on farms as of March 1. Corn totals 708,246,000 bushels, 34.1 percent of last year’s crop, with 14.9 percent shipped or to be shipped out of the county. Wheat totals 160,282,000 bushels, 59.4 percent of the 1930 crop, with 18.8 percent shipped out. Oats on farms reach 464,259,000 bushels, 33.1 percent of the 1930 crop, with 15.7 percent shipped or to be shipped out of the county.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Agriculture
Fourteen Mensheviks Sentenced in Soviet Treason Trial
In Moscow on March 9, fourteen Mensheviks on treason charges since last Sunday were given prison terms up to ten years. Death sentences had been sought for seven, but seven asked for leniency. Most defendants requested brief terms to devote their lives to the Soviet government.
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Moscow
National drought loans committee named for credit aid
Secretary Hyde appointed Lewis T. Tune of St Louis B C Powell of Little Rock Ark and Major B F Cheatham of Washington to pass on drought act loans to individuals to increase or set up national credit organizations the committee will start functioning immediately.
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Washington
Hyde
Lewis T. Tune
St Louis
B. C. Powell
Little Rock
Ark
B. F. Cheatham
Local Man Jim McClure Found Dead in Kentucky Studio
In Hopkinville Kentucky Jim McClure 69 was found dead in a studio apartment after a woman described as a pretty young widow fled the scene wounded and screaming from the room. Police ruled the death a self inflicted act.
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Hopkineville
Jim McClure
Readers Thank Tribune for Sub-District Tourney Coverage
The Pocatello Tribune acknowledges a flood of letters from southeastern Idaho sports fans praising its complete coverage of sub-district and district basketball tournaments. Management thanks readers for the interest and courtesy shown to the paper.
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Pocatello Tribune
Southeastern Idaho
Public Forum
No Opposition For Twin Falls Votes In April Election
Twin Falls voters will choose mayor and two councilmen April 7 with no opponents. Filing closed with three candidates running for reelection: Mayor R. E. Bobter and councilmen J. E. White and L. A. Chapin.
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Twin Falls
R. E. Bobter
J. E. White
L. A. Chapin
Counclimen
Coeur d Alene and Lewiston Win District Basketball Titles
Coeur d Alene high school captured the Panhandle tournament by beating Kellogg 45 to 17. Lewiston earned the North Central Idaho district berth by defeating Winchester 31 to 25, while Mackay secured the district crown with a win over Lackay 27.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Mar
Coeur d'Alene High School
Kellogg
Lewiston
Winchester
Mackay
Lackay
Anti-Saloon League Prepares Play in 1932 Prohibition Fight
In St Petersburg the Anti-Saloon League wrapped its annual convention with F Scott McBride predicting prohibition as a leading 1932 issue. He attacked John J Raskobs plan for state control, denouncing eastern multimillionaires backing states rights. He praised Hoover and urged law abiding support to block state option.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
F. Scott McBride
John J. Raskob
Democratic Party
McBride
Hoover
Dr. McBride
United States
Farm Bureau Head Predicts Early Return to Normal
Sam H. Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told the Winnebago county farm bureau meeting in Rockford that economic conditions for farmers could improve and return to normal as the marketing machinery is fixed. He cited a breakdown in farm product distribution and urged action to counter speculators and grain exchanges that threaten the agricultural marketing act.
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Farm Bureau
Rockford, Ill. Mar
Sam H. Thompson
American Parm Bureau Federation
Winnebago County
Thompson
Boards of Trade
Rainfall Follows Storm At Boise
After a cold windy Sunday the weather man forecast a gentle spring in Boise tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures were moderate overall but remained unsettled in the extreme north portion of the region.
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Boise
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