21 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1927
Page
1
Edward West Browning, prominent New York real estate man, won a separation from his wife Frances Heenan Browning in a Carmel Supreme Court ruling by Justice A. H. F. Seeger. The judge dismissed the wife's cruelty charges, finding no substantiation and noting her abandonment claim and diary conduct as unfounded.
G E Young an Alaska aviator was found wandering in a blinding snowstorm near the lower Kuskokwim river. Friendly natives sheltered him and aided repairs to his plane after it dropped from McGrath on the last leg from Anchorage to Bethel. Weather delays require a moderation before continuing.
Washington March 21 AP Harry F Sinclair wealthy oil operator formally requested a new trial on contempt charges tied to his DC supreme court conviction. His lawyers George P Hoover and Martha W Littleton joined by Justice Hitz set March 22 for arguments claiming errors in the verdict.
Detroit March 21 The trial docket centers on whether Aaron Sapiro’s $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford implicates a wider plot involving international Jewry. The jury was dismissed for extensive argument as counsel clash over whether the issue reflects Sapiro as an individual or includes the Jewish dimension.
Washington reports the new 70th Congress will confront tax reduction as a major issue. Secretary Mellon cites a treasury surplus over 500 million dollars and President Coolidge favors a cut, while Democrats signal potential cooperation or a separate bill. Republican leaders plan some measures, with party dynamics shaping the debate.
Salt Lake City speech by Dr Ezra F Baker of Kentucky faults gullible parents for todays hectic social life. He says youth are not vicious but follow the path of least resistance as parents believe everything told them.
Ogden March 21 Bids for the Echo Reservoir first unit of the Salt Lake Basin Reclamation project will be called for the land included in the reservoir if purchased announced by Dr. Ewood Mead director of reclamation.
An official from the Jugo Slavia government told reporters at League of Nations hearings there can be no invasion of Albania unless Italy acts first. Belgrade would welcome allied intervention to verify the situation and Albania's independence under League supervision. France and Britain favor diplomatic settlement or League council adjudication. Germany has not taken a position.
Rome reports a fascist Il Trevere editorial says Jugoslavia can break its head against what it calls the ascist will and praises past helping gestures while Belgrade cites no warning from British or Italian ministers on the danger of Jugoslav revolts in Albania citing an official Pirich statement and confirming higher diplomatic sources.
Alhambra California March 21 one of polo history longest games saw Midwick country club defeat Sanathara quarters ten goals to 10 after ten periods. Fifty ponies were used as the sensational match unfolded from start to finish.
Denver March 21 former Governor C C Morley had filed suit for 375000 against the Denver Post alleging libel in a series of stories Morley retired January 11 The case was dismissed by Judge George W Dunklee after two demurrers were sustained The judge ruled the allegations did not state a cause for action
A British cruiser Colombo visited Vera Cruz on March 21 after being sent to act as a refuge for British citizens. The move followed easing of tensions at Corinto and the ship’s mission shifted accordingly.
Tornado Camp Arizona March 21 2000 men women and children scouted the surrounding hills seeking souvenirs and claims. Young women climbed cacti studded slopes while mothers carried babes hoping to find rich ore samples. Prospectors and miners from Tonopah and Weepah arrived seeking land to stake across the hillside fields.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announces Lom mondview Duplicate Bess as Utah champion for junior three year olds in 30 days. She produced 67.143 pounds of butterfat from 1903.3 pounds milk. Owned by C. B. Potter of Ogden.
The first Skaggs Safeway in Pocatello opened in May 120 at East Center Street. Pocatello serves as the Southeastern Idaho district office under A E Mayne with seventeen stores and over two million dollars in annual business. Twenty people work for the district office and local stores with a payroll of forty five thousand seven hundred twenty five. The Safeway company is owned and operated by its per-
Albert Snyder a 45 year old magazine art editor was killed in his home early Sunday with blunt force and garrote in a robbery attempt or revenge. His wife bound and gagged survived while their daughter alerted neighbors. investigators note a party quarrel over a wallet preceded the crime.
Boise March 21 Bush Ben E Moscow was renominated today as state forester by the Idaho state cooperative board of forestry at its first meeting of the year. The reappointment will be made by the state land board whose members include forestry board officials. The forestry board keeps its membership with W B Illumis Potlatch representing northern Idaho timber interests A Barton Boise southern Idaho timber owners and G Mert Jr Coeur dAlene representing the United industry service. The board will continue its session this afternoon to approve the form of ee for fire a Bat to be
Washington March 21 Senator Borah of Idaho veteran chairman of the senate foreign relations committee has begun to learn Spanish to speak with authority on Latin American documents. The move follows a floor clash with Senator Bingham of Connecticut over a Nicaragua constitution word and reflects his stance against the administration policy in Nicaragua and Mexico.
Tonopah Nevada March 21 AP Sourdoughs tenderfeet desert rats and millionaires gather at Wee pah hills for digging gambling and grubstake trades. George Wingfield a mining millionaire arranges with Horton mine organizers as Goldfield crowds pour in ahead of a quadruplex telegraph system and all night service to handle business. Arrivals come from Pennsylvania Oregon Idaho and Washington by car license plates.
C. T. Clark president of the Standard Oil company of Louisiana died in Baton Rouge today.
Mexico City will pause all jazz for one week from March 26 as a tribute to Beethoven on the 100th anniversary of his death. The music masters argue silencing jazz honors the composer and proves Mexico's cultural advancement.
The Cantonese army seized Shanghai as foreign districts activated emergency measures. About 15,000 foreign troops including 1,500 Americans landed to defend the settlement while street patrols and barricades increased in the foreign zones. A general workers strike intensified tensions as Chinese forces moved south of the Yangtze.
Washington reports that landing of American marines aligns with the policy set by Secretary Kellogg at the time of the earlier dispatches in the city as tensions rise on the approach of national threats.
Earl Carroll theatrical manager must serve one year and a day in prison after the Supreme Court refused to review his case. The sentence stems from a provocative bathtub party event. Washington court coverage notes the high court denial.
Nationalist forces near Nanking launch a push from Lishui about 40 miles southeast. Fighting reported to the east and west of the city as northern troops reinforce and press to regain ground. The State Department said Nanking remained anxious but quiet.
A Mexican geologist reports Tepic area volcanoes in upheaval prompting potential eruption danger. Dispatched forecasts warn of an imminent crisis similar to past floods and demand readiness for extreme outcomes in the region.
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