Disarmament Forum Hears Avis Lobdell On Peace
Miss Avis Lobdell, Union Pacific official, spoke at the chamber luncheon on Why a World Disarmament Conference. Dean Brown played violin with Helen Swenson, as Walter Newcomb presided. The event announced a season of shopping days starting April 16 17. New members G B Newman and I B Pelton were introduced. Lobdell compared war costs to a $25 000 house for families worldwide and argued armament burden fuels economic hardship and warfare.
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Avis Lobdell
Union Pacific System
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Brown
Helen Swenson
Walter Newcomb
F. E. MacKenzie
Pocatello
G. B. Newman
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
I. B. Pelton
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Miss Lobdell
United States
Canada
Australia
Germany
Russia
Lobdell
Hoover enters Ohio primary by filing pledge
Multiple late wire items report President Hoover filing to have Ohio Republican delegates pledged to him. The House passes Norris La Guardia anti injunction bill by wide margin in labor victory. Lindbergh kidnapping update and Curley pressure on Smith delegates noted. Cochran bill criminalizing threatening mail sent to Senate. New Orleans inmate shoots officers in a tense standoff.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hoover
Washington
House
Boston
James M. Curley
Alfred E. Smith
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Senate
Doctor killed by short circuited wire shock in Spokane
Dr. David R. Butler, 77, a physician, died after touching a metal table struck by a short circuited wire in his Spokane building. Tenants smelled smoke and saw red, and investigators indicated the circuit came from a heater cord.
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Spokane
Wash
David R. Butler
Gas Explosion Kills 14 Men in Camden Plant
Fourteen workmen died and four were injured at the Public Service Electric and Gas Co. plant in Camden New Jersey after an explosion in a purifying box. Officials say the cause is not yet definite but may be spontaneous combustion. At least 18 laborers worked in the box. fourteen bodies recovered and two more injured were later released from hospital.
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Camden
N. J
Public Service Electric and Gas Co
Demands Reported From Ford Riot Demonstrators
Authorities probe Monday fatal riot at Ford plant gates as a meeting is announced for Friday to plan further demonstrations and a mass funeral for four dead. Handbills list demands to Henry Ford including reemployment, 50 percent wages, six hour day with full pay, free medical care, abolition of private police, mortgage and tax relief, and union rights.
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Detroit
Mar
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Company
Bishop Shahan Dies at 74 After Heart Attack
Bishop Thomas J. Shahan rector emeritus of Catholic University died at his home at age 74 from a heart attack. He passed away early today, authorities said.
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Washington
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
Officials Arrest Bombing Suspect
CHICAGO March 9 A nationwide bomb plot targeting prominent Italian Americans is cleared up with the arrest of Colombo Boeri 47 a fugitive archist suspect Murray W Garsson said he had positive evidence linking Boeri with a December bombing in Easton Pa that killed two postal clerks and an explosives expert Two alleged accomplices are being sought A raid on Boeri's home yielded a large quantity of explosives including one similar to bombs intercepted in Chicago
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Chicago
Colombo Boeri
Murray W. Garsson
Labor
Boeri
Easton
Garsson
Weather outlook: snow expected in north and west Thursday
Cloudy tonight and Thursday with minimal temperature change. Snow is forecast for the northern and western portions on Thursday, while other areas see little variation in temperature.
State Contracts for Highway Jobs
Bureau of highways let two contracts for local labor projects. William Hoops of Twin Falls will build 5 1/2 miles of road from Boise to Ward Barber for 45300 dollars. Morrison Knudsen Co of Boise to construct a 320 foot concrete bridge over the Payette River north of Cascade at 26450 dollars.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
William Hoops
Twin Falls
Barber
Morrison-Knudsen Company
Payette River
Cascade
Federal Court Sets Calendar of NPA Cases
The government won in the first federal case against it when a jury found in favor in William Hartle versus United States over war risk insurance. The Omey Dyer case opened for trial with the administrator of the estate pursuing the claim though Dyer is deceased. Clark E. Ferris and D. N. Stewart pleaded guilty to possession after being indicted for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act.
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William Hartle
United States
Omey Dyer
U. S
Dyer
Clark E. Ferris
D. N. Stewart
Pocatello Sees Warm Sunshine as Cold Wave Hits Nation
Residents enjoy springlike weather while the nation endures subzero temperatures from Montana to Texas. Southeastern Idaho braces for a four day basketball tournament at the university starting this afternoon at 4. Highs reached 32, lows 13 with a forecast of cloudy skies and little temperature change.
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Pocatellans
Billings
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Las Vegas
Nevada
Texas
University
Winter Snow Surges Across Regions Leaving At Least 33 Dead
A severe winter storm battered the west and south while the east recovered from a major system. In Kansas four people died from exposure amid blizzard conditions. Texas saw snow mixing with sleet as the Rockies suffered 30 inch drifts and 24 below freezes. North Atlantic vessels faced distress as the collier H F De Bardeleben and its 34 crew waited for better seas.
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Kansas
Texas
Rockies
Atlantic
H. F. de Bardeleben
North Atlantic
Belted winter grips Rockies with record cold
Denver dispatch reports a belated winter settling over the Rocky Mountain region as temperatures drop sharply and the sap returns to its winter pattern. The AP summary notes frigid conditions across Colorado and neighboring states with continued cold spell effects.
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Denver
Mar
Rocky Mountain
Mercury
Siren and Whistle Planned for Lindbergh Baby Return
A Pocatello mayor announces that sirens and whistles will blow if the Lindbergh baby is returned to its parents Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh. All talk and interest center on the event, with full details to be provided by The Pocatello Tribune.
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Pocatello
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
T. C. Coffin
Pocatello Tribune
Tax on Real Beer Sought in $1.096 Billion Bill
Washington lawmakers favor a 2.25 percent manufactures excise tax as the main revenue source for a $1.096 billion bill. The report notes the tax would raise about $595 million and defends the measure as essential to maintain national credit and minimize business disruption.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Boston Mayor Reports Child Safe Amid Lindbergh Kidnap Probe
Police at the Lindbergh home deny the baby is at either the Lindbergh or Morrow houses and say they know nothing of Boston mayor Curley’s claim the child was returned. Rumors of action at the Morrow home stir Englewood as authorities maintain secrecy on movements from the Lindbergh estate.
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Hopewell
N. J
Morrow
Boston
James M- Curley
Carley
Curley
Vie
Lindbergh Or
Morrow Homes
Morrow Home
Englewood
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Henry “Red” Johnson
New York
Niagara Falls
N. Y
J. Norman Beck
Archie
New Jersey
Canvass for Work Benefits Many
New York on March 9 reports 177 017 wage earners had regained jobs due to the united action campaign to find a million posts for the one employed.
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New York
UTA
United Action Campaign
Large stocks of wheat and corn remain on U S farms
March 1 stocks on farms show wheat at 207 323 000 bushels 20 percent of last crop with 56 percent likely shipped out. corn at 1 103 400 000 bushels 43 2 percent with 15 5 percent shipped. oats and barley also detailed with year comparisons. rye at 5 750 000 bushels 17 6 percent.
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U.S
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Carnan Farme
Seattle Elects Dore as Mayor
Seattle selects John F. Dore 50 year old criminal lawyer as mayor elect after winning 72 448 to 41 212 in a 117 000 vote record. Dore also helps Frank E. Fitts and Roy B. Misener join city council while David Levine retains the open seat with 75 185 votes.
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Seattle
John F. Dore
Robert H. Harlin
Dore
Frank E. Fitts
Roy B. Misener
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills Calif March 9 Will Rogers praises the bandmaster composer of marching tunes in a heartfelt tribute. He says the little man’s works like El Capitan Washingtons Post and Stars and Stripes Forever are monuments for the soul and will outlive him.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
el Capitan
Post
Will
Storm blocks traffic lanes in southeast region
Severe storms Tuesday night closed most roads in the southeast portion as high winds returned. Old Man Winter brought vigor blocking the Old Oregon Trail east of Lava Hot Springs to Montpelier and other main routes from Pocatello. The state rotary plow operated from Soda Springs west.
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Pocatello
State Highway Department
Lava Hot Springs
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Irrigators Force House Vote On $100.9 Million Revolving Fund
Proponents win enough support to force a March 28 house vote on a proposed $100.9 million revolving fund to aid drainage irrigation and levee districts. The fund would supply loans to retire bonds and cover interest, with up to $20 million authorized yearly and administration by the interior secretary.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Representative Police
Ohio
Irrigation Committee
Secretary of the Interior
De Valera Elected President of Irish Free State
Eamon De Valera won the presidency of the Irish Free State by 81 to 68 as the Dail Eireann convened. Frank Fahy of Galway was chosen speaker, and a large crowd gathered outside Leinster House to greet the new leaders. Cosgrave and outgoing ministers entered the chamber, while De Valera and his aides appeared solemn and seated.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Mar
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eirann
de Valera
Frank Fahy
Fianna Fail
Galway
Leinster House
Cosgrave
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Storm
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Tribune
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