Eight Ogden Officials to Face Federal Indictments
Ogden Utah March 29 Eight city and county officials led by Mayor Ora Bundy and Sheriff Amasa Hammon were named in federal indictments for conspiracy to violate national Prohibition laws. The grand jury returned 53 indictments detailing corruption and graft involving officers and others in Weber County.
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Ogden
Utah
Ora Bundy
Amasa M. Hammon
Weber County
Federal Department of Faed. A
Bundy
Wilfong
Pack
Christensen
Hammon
Harbertson
Bingham
Williams
Farry Fatis
Fatis
United States
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
George H. Dern
War
National Officer to Visit Pocatello Idaho
Mrs Dorothy Brookhart department president for Idaho of the American Legion auxiliary announced national president Mrs 8 Alfred Blackburn of Versailles Kentucky would visit Pocatello May 11 and 12. Legion and auxiliary members plan a joint banquet and dance for the distinguished guest. Pocatello is the only Idaho city on her itinerary.
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Dorothy Brookhart
Idaho
American Legion Auxiliary
Alfred Blackburn
Versailles
Kentucky
Pocatello
Legion
Blackburn
Senator Lorenzo R. Thomas Leaves for California in Family Illness
Former Senator Lorenzo R. Thomas departed Tuesday evening for Ocean Park California to be with his father James Thomas who is seriously ill. James Thomas once resided in Blackfoot and he and his wife Marked their 66th wedding anniversary in Ocean Park last Christmas.
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Blackfoot
Lorenzo R. Thomas
Ocean Park
Calif
James Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Courtmartial of Lieut Baillie-Stewart Ends in Acquittal
London report states Lieut Norman Baillie-Stewart was acquitted on three charges of attempting to gather military information. The judge advocate's instructions guided the summing up. Other findings are reserved for higher military authorities and full verdicts may take time.
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London
Norman Baillie-Stewart
Baillie Stewart
Government approves Bowers as ambassador to Spain
The government approved Claude G. Bowers as United States ambassador to Spain. The March 294 official action names Bowers for the diplomatic post.
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Madrid
Claude G. Bowers
United States
Spain
Baltimore Patrolman Commended for Choking Woman
Patrolman Earl Cosden received official commendation after stopping a Baltimore woman who attempted suicide during an argument. He choked her until tablets she swallowed were expelled, averting a deadly self poisoning incident.
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Baltimore
Earl Cosden
Cosden
Federal pay cuts hit Idaho state workers
Idaho federal salaries face reductions up to 15 percent affecting several hundred employees concentrated in Boise at the federal building and veterans hospital. National Guard drill pay exempt while the two week summer encampment pay may be cut, with guard payrolls totaling 1400 personnel and salaries ranging from under 1000 dollars to 6000 for Chief Judge Cavana.
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Boise
Idaho
Federal
Veterans’ Hospital
National Guard
M. G. McConnel
United States
C. C. Cavanah
Roosevelt Orders 15 Percent Salary Cut for Government Staff
President Roosevelt ordered a flat 15 percent reduction in salaries for government officers and employees starting Saturday and continuing to June 30. The cut, replacing the prior 8 1 3 percent furlough-based reduction, aims to balance the budget with an estimated saving of 30 million dollars for the current year and about 120 million annually.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Unhoarded Gold Piece Worth Noted in Boise
A Boise bank reported a Denver mint 1861 $20 gold piece turned in during evening check and valued between $100 and $120 according to a coin book. The owner's identity was not disclosed.
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Boise
Denver
Girl Arraigned on Murder Charge in Salt Lake Hotel Stabbing
Alta Carlston, 19, was arraigned in city court on a first degree murder charge for the fatal stabbing of Hugh Neilson, 25, in a Salt Lake City hotel room Saturday night. Preliminary hearing set for April 7. Police say the stabbing followed a quarrel during which Neilson handed the knife to Carlston and dared her to use it.
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Salt Lake City
Alta Carlston
Hugh Neilson
Neilson
Miss Carlaton
Tau Weather Forecast unchanged with warm west and north
The Tau region is expected to stay generally fair with slightly warmer temperatures in the western and northern portions. Daytime highs should rise modestly while overnight lows remain mild across most counties. Local officials advise light outdoor activity and hydration in warmer areas.
Senate approves medical bill easing liquor prescriptions
The Senate passed a bill to remove all limits on doctors issuing liquor prescriptions for medical purposes. The measure, sponsored by Copeland, allows only what is necessary for a patient’s medicinal needs and now heads to the House for approval.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sheppard
Texas
Robinson
King
Utah
Copeland
N. Y
Democrats Release Convention Rules For Pocatello Nomination
The Democratic city nominating convention set for April 11 at the S D A recreation hall will empower the chairman to appoint judges clerks and tellers. Only qualified electors who are Democrats may vote and speeches are time limited for mayor and councilman candidates. Ballots must be handwritten and no candidate can gain a majority on first ballot.
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Pocatello
Democratic Party
Roosevelt asks Congress to supervise investment securities
President Roosevelt urged federal supervision of investment securities in a special message to Congress. He said the public has suffered losses through unethical practices and proposed interstate commerce authority to regulate new securities dealings and corporate officers. The measure was sent to the Senate judiciary and the House Interstate Commerce committees for fast consideration.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Rayburn
Tex
Interstate Commerce Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Ashurst
Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rainey
Police Continue Probe of Murder and Robbery Motive
Police pressed a murder probe into Mrs. Freda M. Gibson's death as investigators weighed robbery and vengeance. A bank book found at the scene suggested possible stolen money. drawers were rifled and a mattress slit. Six men and a woman were held for questioning amid ties to a prior back rent suit and a garnishment filed in Gibson's favor.
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Salt Lake City
Freda M. Gibson
Wants Cookies Gets Toe Twist
Mrs. E F Kern of Oak Park complained of salt and battery by her husband after he twisted her toe when she asked for cookies in bed. Police Magistrate Frank F Aring suggested a compromise and dismissed the complaint.
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Chicago
E. F. Kern
Oak Park
Frank F. Aring
Kern
House Works on Amendment to Forest Bill
Representative Byrns said President Roosevelt has no objection to senate amendments to the forest conservation bill. The House aims to pass the bill as is, with the White House expected to act on the employment provisions and establish a nationwide reforestation and soil erosion program without set wage limits.
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Washington
Mar
Byrns
Roosevelt
Senate
Burns
White House
Fabor Department
Enr
House
Officers Fail to Find Girl Killer
New York police, acting on a tip the suspect may be in a municipal lodging house, roused about 2,000 homeless men at dawn but found no trace of the man. Detectives also woke sleeping dock workers in lower Manhattan as the search spread. Barbara Wiles, six, was strangled with her skip rope in a Brooklyn basement yesterday. An agitated young man in a V neck sweater was seen fleeing the neighborhood.
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New York
Barbara Wiles
Municipal
Lower Manhattan
Barbara
Brooklyn
Wife of Master of Grange Dies in Nampa
Mrs. W. W. Deal 61 wife of state grange master Rev. W. W. Deal died in Nampa. A Grand Rapids hospital graduate she came to Idaho in 1902 and was active in national grange roles. Funeral Friday. Survived by husband three sons Homer Edson and Leland all of Nampa and two sisters Etta Willis Battle Creek Mich and Roberta Hart Nampa.
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Leland Deal
Nampa
Etta M. Willis
Battle Creek
Mich
Roberta E. Hart
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills report from March 29 notes theft at the Beverly Wilshire hotel with six saxophones four clarinets a bull fiddle and bass drum stolen. The town constable hunts the thief as locals promise reward while praising national resolve and world court involvement.
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Beverly Hills
Mar
Heart of Art
Beverly Wilshire
U. S
World Court
Club Woman Passes At 36 Mrs Winifred Armstrong Scott
Mrs Winifred Armstrong Scott 36 wife of C Earle Scott of 1005 South Fourth died this morning after a short illness in a local hospital. A resident of Pocatello 15 years she was senior vice president of the Santa Ana Auxiliary U B W V Deceased born Bancroft Idaho January 2 1897 daughter of James and Mrs Armstrong now Martha Eaton She is survived by husband mother two sons Gordon and Ivin two sisters Meda Wolford Buena Park Calif Blanch Robison Bancroft and a brother Ernest Armstrong Melba Idaho The remains are at Hall mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Winifred Armstrong Scott
C. Earle Scott
South Fourth
Ford
Scott
Pocatello
Santa Ana
Bancroft
Idaho
James Armstrong
Armstrong
Martha Eaton
Gordon
Ivin
Meda Wolford
Buena Park
Calif
Blanch Robison
Ernest Armstrong
Melba
Hall
Baking Contest and Cake Sale Planned in Pocatello
One of the area’s largest bake events is set for Saturday April 1 at the Stephenson Radio and Electric shop on North Main. The Third Ward L D church and many merchants sponsor the contest which starts at 10 o’clock sharp and closes entries then. Prizes will be awarded for the best cakes and a cake sale follows with Nicholas Ifft Tribune managing editor serving as chief auctioneer.
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Pocatello
Stephenson Radio & Electric
North Main
Third Ward
L. D. &, Church
Nicholas Ifft
the Tribune
Tribune-Journal Want Ad Promises Sure Results
Classified notice from Tribune-Journal announces guaranteed results for hiring services. It highlights prompt response, clear terms, and contact details for inquiries and settlement options.
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Tribune-Journal
New Attack on Farm Measure Is Ended in Senate
Administration forces in the senate agricultural committee repelled two moves to narrow the Roosevelt farm bill. A bid to drop sheep and cattle failed 9 to 5, and a bid to cover only wheat and cotton failed 13 to 4. The bill would grant Secretary Wallace authority over wheat cotton corn hogs cattle sheep oats milk dairy and rice.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Kendrick
Wyoming
Smith
McNary
Oregon
Norris
Wheeler
Mont
Injured Boy Improving After Bus Crossing Accident
Russell Banks twelve suffered a fractured skull when struck by a light coupe driven by R L Carr of Erie Pennsylvania as he ran from behind a school bus near Inkom. Doctors say he is improving but still not out of danger. Carr says his fender damage came from a Kansas truck collision and expresses remorse. Bus driver Wendel Blair lacked a chauffeur's license.
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Russell Banks
R. L. Carr
Erie
Pennsylvania
Inkom
H. C. Irwin
Carr
Kansas
Wendel Blair
B. A. McDevitt
Aged Woman Mary Brock, 106, Dies in Birmingham
Mrs. Mary Brock aged 106, identified by the National Federation of Women's Clubs as the oldest clubwoman in the United States, died yesterday in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mary Brock
National Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Idaho Forecast Shows Showers and Colder Southeast
Unsettled weather expected tonight and Thursday with scattered showers increasing in southeast Idaho. Temperatures will dip, bringing cooler conditions for the southeast portion of the state as the system moves through.
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Idaho
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