Dempsey and Family Targeted by Kidnap Plot Postcard
Atlantic City police watch over Mrs. Jack Dempsey and 19 month old Joan Hannah after an anonymous postcard warned of a kidnapping plot. Dempsey said he had no direct evidence, while officials called it likely a crank. DOJ agents investigated origins as two Polish men on a New York to Atlantic City train were mentioned.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Joan Hannah
Dempsey
New York
Dempseys
New York City
James Farley
Farley
Department of Justice
Alt Dempsey
Han Williams
Irk and
Joan
Washington
Court defers sugar ruling in antitrust suit
The U S Supreme Court delayed a ruling in the government antitrust case against the Sugar Institute until at least next Monday. The decision time frame and a single opinion touched on the government's tax collection on 146157 gallons of alcohol seized from the oil barge Doris at Port Bayonne New Jersey. The court also considered whether Arthur W Cutten, noted grain trader, should be barred from the nation's markets for two years.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sugar Institute
Customs and
Coast Guard
Doris
Port Bayonne
N. J
Arthur W. Cutten
Train attack near Atonilco leaves dead and wounded
Rebels attacked a train near Atonilco Jalisco killing three passengers and injuring several others. Padera troops pursued the attackers in the immediate aftermath.
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Atonilco
Jalisco
Jae. Padera
Ettaclera
Townsend and Aides En Route to Washington Investigation
Townsend and aides travel to Washington to be investigated as he seeks to defeat Rep. C Jasper Bell in Missouri. The House accounts committee approves 60000 for the special bipartisan Townsend probe. Startling disclosures are forecast as hearings approach.
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Townsend
Washington
Kansas City
Francis E. Townsend
Tixay
Jasper Bell
Missouri
Old Age Pension Organization
Bell
House Accounts Committee
House
Blackfoot men arraigned in Idaho federal court
On the first day of the eastern Idaho March term, Dr Walter Edwards Patrie a Blackfoot physician was arraigned with a motion to quash 14 of 27 counts in an indictment charging narcotics sales. Other Blackfoot defendants including Ausan for unlawful sale of morphine by mail and Herbert Hutcherson pled guilty to forging government paper.
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Walter Edwards Patrie
U. S. District Court
Idaho
Patrie
Boise
Ausoan
Williams
U. S
Jack McPherson
Title Insurance and Trust Company
H. A. Hewey
Wood Livestock Company
Power County
Benefi Cierics
A. Humphrey
Pideland Deposit Company
C. C. Cavanah
Big Sister Helps Marble Shooters In Ogden
In Ogden March the Madison school youth Tom Perrins a junior marble player relies on his big sister aid. He uses a powder puff tucked under a puff strap to cushion his chapped knuckles while shooting marbles and has seen improved results. The method is catching on with others in town.
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Ogden
Big Sister
Tom Perrins
Madison School
Russia Leads in Army Forces With Massive Reserve Push
Report claims Russia has the largest army and a second line of reserves totaling 16 million. It lists numbers for Italy Germany France Britain and Britain and notes reserve planes at 7 million with 3 thousand unspecified.
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Tadey
Russia
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
Senate Resolution Seeks Reports on Telegram Seizures
The Senate approved a Borah resolution asking the Communications Commission for information on inspection and alleged seizures of telegrams and checks on telephone calls for the Senate lobby committee. Debate focused on wording, with Borah proposing inspection and alleged seizure terms and Democrats seeking to avoid censure.
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Washington
Senate
The
Communications Commission
Senate Lobby Committee
Borah
Idaho
Black
Alabama
Robinson
Idahoan kills wife and self in Caldwell murder suicide
Richard Christiansen and his estranged wife Dorothy Christiansen were found dead in Caldwell. Authorities said Christiansen shot Dorothy then killed himself amid domestic troubles tied to her divorce filing alleging intemperance and cruelty. Their son Doyle Runaway, 18, discovered the bodies.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Richard Christiansen
Dorothy Christiansen
Christiansen
Donald Anderson
Anderson
New Hampshire to Select Delegates for N H Nomination Conventions
New Hampshire will elect its delegates to the national conventions tomorrow with 11 convention votes up for grabs. Analysts note Col Frank Knox is a notable state figure and Postmaster General James A Farley recently visited. Eight delegates at large will be chosen by Democrats, each with half votes, and two delegates from each district, each with a full vote.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Col
Frank Knox
James A. Farley
Preas
FARM GROUPS OF 11 STATES MEET IN UTAH
Representatives of agriculture from 11 western states meet in Salt Lake City to plan administration of the soil conservation act. More than 200 attend the three day conference opening remarks by M. L. Wilson emphasize that the act does not provide crop production control. The talks cover classifications and payments to farmers and future recommendations.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Act
AAA
M. L. Wilson
Prew Savoy
Soil Conservation Division
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Tenn
Chicago
Hirota Forms Cabinet to Stabilize Japan After Rebellion
Koki Hirota completed a cabinet lineup to replace Premier Okada’s ministry, installed before Emperor Hirohito in the Imperial Palace. The government, backed by the army and navy, aims at a positive foreign policy shift and military reforms following the February 26 incidents that killed four leaders. Six peers join the new national cabinet along with members from major parties.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Keisuke Okada
Hirota
Hirohito Tought
Phoenix Hall
Imperial Palace
Japan
Minselto
Dakda
Selyukas
House of Peers
Sister of Idaho Senator Passes
Fairfield, Tl March 9 Mrs Mary Alice Crews Heidinger 88 sister of United States Senator William E Borah of Idaho died at her home here last night after a paralytic stroke Saturday Funeral services will be held tomorrow with burial in Black Oak cemetery near the old Borah homestead where the senator was born Two sisters Mrs Mattie Rinard Fairfield and Mrs Sadie Mabry St Louis also survive
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Fairfield
Mary Alice Crews Heidinger
United States
William £. Borah
Idaho
Black Oak
Blackfoot Upperclassmen Invited to Older Boys Conference
Blackfoot high school upperclassmen have been invited to send a delegation to the Older Boys conference at Busey on April 5. The notice notes a 4% participation rate or fee.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
Busey
Park Lease Proposals For Railroad Property Enter City Agenda
Mayor R M Terrell announced Union Pacific proposed leases to use land west of the rail right of way between Bonneville and Lander streets for a 58 year park and parking project. Lease A adds 30 feet of land for parking along with removal of the company row houses clearance and street widening. Lease B would cover two half blocks near Center street subway plus Virginia Park with city maintenance water provided by the railroad. Council approval required prior to effect.
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R. M. Terrell
Union Pacific System
Bonneville
Lander
Company
Harrison
Main Street
Widh
Center Street
Virginia Park
Mrs Edwards Dies Local Woman at 75 in Pocatello
Eliza Ann Edwards, 75, of 454 South Nirgh avenue, widow of David Edwards, died at 10:30 am Sunday at home. Born June 10, 1860 in Paraconah Utah, she moved to Pocatello 15 years ago from Salt Lake City and had 11 children, 22 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral at 2:00 pm Tuesday at the Second Ward L D S church with Leo H. Edgley officiating.
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Eliza Ann Edwards
South
Nirgh Avenue
David Edwards
D. B. Edwards
Boise
Idaho
J. M. Edwards
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Ira Watson
Rexburg
Lois Park
Flushing
Long Island
New York
A. M. Edwards
Honolulu
T. H
Eunice Elder
Los Angeles
Ella Cox
Pocatello
Jay G. Edwards
Heavily armed forces face off along the Rhine in Europe
French and German troops concentrate along the Rhine with fortifications and two defense lines described. French movements push troops to Metz Belfort Mulhouse Strasbourg as Eden and Baldwin in Parliament discuss security and potential war, citing German moves into the Rhineland and the neutral implications.
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Rhine
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Nazi Foreign Office
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
Basel
Strasbourgh
Hueningen
Metz
Belfort
Mulhuse
Strasbourg
Caddie Aids Probe In Slaying Of Woman Near Club
A 14 year old caddie told state troopers he saw Mrs Dorothy Reedy with a man near the woods by the Kanawha Country Club before the Slaying of the 24 year old mother. Robert Hoffman found the mutilated body and Charles Reedy the husband held for questioning after claiming a quarrel over supper. The coroner described how the body lay in underbrush near rocks.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy Reedy
Robert Hoffman
Kanawha Country Club
James “4. Fillinger
Hagans
James E. Roberts
France Says War With Germany Over Rhineland Impossible
Paris dispatch reports French officials reject a Franco British plan for collective action to oust German troops from the Rhineland. Eden's Commons speech sparks gloom as France clings to security guarantees and insists on justice. Geneva source notes Mussolini may seek lifting sanctions on Italy to resume talks with Ethiopia.
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Eden
Baldwin
France
Germany
Great Britain
Paris
Hitler
Rhineland
Photographer dies in Wabeno dynamite blast
A South Milwaukee photographer Larner Smolt, 59, was killed yesterday when dynamite exploded at his summer home in Wabeno. County authorities say the device was planted by the caretaker George Stankovich who fatally shot himself after the blast. Friends say Smoot had trouble with Stankovich.
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Wabeno
Wis
Milwaukee
Larner Smolt
George Stankovich
Smoot
Stankovich
Early Idaho Stage Driver John R. Carpenter Dies
John R. Carpenter aged 90, one of Idaho's last early day stage drivers, died at his Eagle home after living in California and Idaho, with a history as an army scout during the Bannock War. He had resided in Idaho City earlier in his life.
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EAGLE
John R. Carpenter
Idaho
California
Idaho City
Bannock
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