Fourth Slaying in San Diego Stuns City with 17 Stab Wounds
Hazel Bradshaw, 22, primary support for her family, is found murdered with 17 stab wounds near an Indian village adobe wall in San Diego. Police say there is no link to three prior killings though suitor M E Garrison, a railroad steward, reported Hazel’s death and is being questioned.
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San Diego
Cal
Hazel Bradshaw
Virginia Brooks
Louise Tucker
Dolly Ribbens
Miss Bradshaw
M. E. Garrison
Hazel
Garrison
San Diego and Arizona Railroad
Merry-Goround
Girl Arrested for Murder of Mother in Rockland
In Rockland Ontario a 17 year old girl, Lucia Goulet, was arrested on murder charges after her mother, 54 year old Adelard Goulet, was found dead with two deep neck wounds and a pair of scissors at the scene. Police say blood stained clothing was buried in the yard and Lucia confessed upon being shown the clothing.
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Rockland
Ont
Adelard Goulet
Lucia
Flower Vandals Warned by Pocatello Chief of Police
Chief George Smith warned flower vandals in Pocatello that stealing or destroying flowers will lead to arrest and punishment to the full extent of the law. He noted local owners are beautifying areas with flower gardens and urged prompt action as complaints rise.
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George Smith
Pocatello
Japanese Aviator Starts Pacific Flight To Uplift Ties
Seiji Yoshihara completed the first leg of a projected trans Pacific route from Tokyo to the United States landing at Hamaki on a 368 mile hop. The trip from Haneda began with goodwill messages from Premier Wakatsuki and others. Yoshihara flies a light Junkers seaplane with open cockpit and no radio. backer is Seiji Noma. Ambassador Forbes pledged a warm welcome at each American stop.
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Hamasaki
Japan
United States
Kurile
Aleutian Islands
Seiji Yoshihara
Tokyo
Wakatsuki
Yoshihara
Haneda Airdrome
W. Cameron Forbes
Junkers
Seiji Noma
America
Forbes
British Expert Bitter Battle Opens Land Tax Clash
London May 4 The first volley in a likely fierce campaign opened today as Philip Snowden chancellor of the exchequer moved a land tax resolution for 1933 34 and subsequent years. It proposes a one penny per pound tax on the assessed value of every land unit in Great Britain with agricultural land exempt while its value stays at agricultural levels. When agricultural land rises in value the tax applies to the excess.
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London
England
Philip Snowden
House of Commons
Great Britain
No Rush Planned for Idaho Divorces on Opening Day
Boise reports no haste expected in processing divorces under Idaho's new 42 day statute. Judges foresee two to three days after residence established for contested cases, or 46 days in some situations, with potential two to three day completion if uncontested and defaults filed promptly.
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Boise
Idaho
Reno
Charles Peter Mine Promoter Denied Bond In Murder Case
Charles Peter, a mining promoter from Salt Lake City, was arraigned in East Lake City city court on a first degree murder charge in the death of Mrs. Dorothy Moormeister. His bond was denied and a preliminary hearing was requested by his attorney, with the judge adjourning to this afternoon.
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East Lake City
Charles Peter
Dorothy Moormeister
T. D. Lewis
James A. Stump
Frank Armstrong
Judge Stump
Peter
Frank Moormeister
Stump
Ball
District Court
Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
Sheriff's Office
Noted Promoter Pleads Poverty in Oklahoma City
C C Julian oil man testified in district court that his earthly possessions were four one dollar bills a knife and a bunch of keys though he earned 37500 last year in operations in Oklahoma City He appeared to list his property in connection with 167000 judgments against him in favor of John Salsberry of Los Angeles.
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Oklahoma City
C. C. Julian
Julian
John Salsberry
Los Angeles
Mustapha Kemal Pasha Re elected Turkey President
Angora May 4 AP Mustapha Kemal Pasha was re elected president of the Turkish republic by the fourth national assembly in unanimous vote during its session in Angora.
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Angora
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Republic of Turkey
Fourth National Assembly
Today's Scores National and American Baseball Hall of Records
Scores from Major League games show Philadelphia beating Boston 3 to 4 in the National League. New York defeated Brooklyn 6 to 3 in the NL. Chicago overwhelmed Detroit 39 to respectively, with Detroit making a late surge. Washington triumphed over New York 79 to 3 in the American League. Boston edged Philadelphia 15 to 5 in a separate AL contest. Cleveland and St Louis games are noted with incomplete final counts.
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American Chicago
Detroit
McKain
Tate
Hoyt and Hayworth
Washington
New York
Jones and
Spencer
Gomez
McEvoy
Dickey
Narrow Escape For Two Autoists In Rain
C. H. Watson and A. B. Knight nearly wrecked their car while driving from Mackay to Pocatello north of Fort Hall in a blinding rain. Slowing down caused a skid as Watson eased off the accelerator, the vehicle turning over several times and losing a wheel. The engine jammed and the car sustained damage but both men escaped injury. passing motorists helped reach Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Mackay
C. H. Watson
A. B. Knight
Fort Hall
Mr. Watson
Rebels Murder Fifty Federals at Santa Rosa De Copan
Washington dispatch reports that rebel forces led by General Gregorio Ferrera killed about 50 members of the federal garrison at Santa Rosa De Copan after a 100 man garrison surrendered due to exhausted ammunition. The massacre included the department governor and police chief amid national indignation. Government reinforcements of 1,000 under General Jose Maria Reina were nearing the town.
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Washington
Gregorio Ferrera
Santa Rosa de Copan
State Department
Ferrera
Santa Rosa
Jose Marie Reina
Swedish flier near objective in Greenland search
Captain Albin Ahrenberg, Swedish aviator, closed to the hut where Augustine Courtauld is marooned in Greenland. After a five hour flight from Reykjavik via a five stage North Atlantic crossing, ice on wings halted progress toward the British explorer and meteorological station. Three dog team expeditions are believed near their target.
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Angmagsalik
Greenland
Albin Ahrenberg
Tee Cap
Augustine Courtauld
Ahrenberg
Reykjavik Island
North Atlantic
Malmoe
Sweden
British Arctic Air Route Expedition
Courtland
Canada
Dubois Obtains Divorce From William King Oliver
Toussaint Dubois Oliver, daughter of late Idaho senator Fred T. Dubois, wins a district court divorce from William King Oliver in Blackfoot. The marriage dated May 15, 1929, featured contested abuse depositions by Dubois and her mother. The court ruled no alimony due to lack of jurisdiction.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Toussaint Dubois Oliver
Fred T. Dubois
United States
William King Oliver
Dubois
Foreman Family Robbery Tops Utah Crime Wave
In Salt Lake City on May 4 two gunmen held L. D. Foreman and family at gunpoint ransacking their Second Avenue home and fleeing with valuables. Across the city a wave of crime included safes looted, a woman beaten, a proprietor slugged, a girl drugged and robbed of $260, and two stores burglarized. Police estimate total loot at about $2,000 plus Foreman valuables.
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Salt Lake City
L. D. Foreman
Second Avenue
Boise Sees Wide Range of New Laws Take Effect
A sweep of laws becomes effective tomorrow in Idaho including a 90 day divorce rule, a gin marriage notice requirement, Old Age Pension provisions, cattle abortion disease control, and municipal power to buy utility plants from receipts. Other measures address school district warrants security, boundary extensions for water bodies, labeling state autos, budget basing for districts, direct primary, and registration act changes.
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Boise
Funeral services set for Moroni J Clark and Innes
Moroni J. Clark will have funeral services in Provo for the man who shot James Lawrence Innes and then killed himself. Innes will be honored with a Wednesday service in the First ward chapel. Clark and Innes, former Provo residents, were shipped to their homes on Sunday night and Monday morning respectively. Coroner Arthur Hall notes police have examined all connected parties and no new facts have emerged. Jack Balderston, chief of detectives, says Clark may have been temporarily demented, likely worsened by alcohol.
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Provo
Utah
Moroni J. Clark
James Lawrence Innes
Pocatello
Sixth Ward
Latter-Day Saints Church
Innes
First Ward
Clark
Arthur Hall
Jack Balderston
the Tribune Today
the Tribune
Balderston
Winter Returns to Wyoming Area
Snow blanketed Laramie Rawlins and Casper with a fresh return to Wyoming as May brought more wintry weather. The capital and southeastern Wyoming faced cold forecasts and gardening owners hoped for better conditions.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Rawlins
Casper
Idaho Hopes Gas Rate Cut Through Idaho Complaint
Idaho expects a reduction in freight rates for gasoline coming into the state as the public utilities commission supports a similar case affecting Wyoming to Montana routes. The commission reduced a Wyoming to Montana rate from 70 to 54 cents per hundred pounds, about a cent per gallon, while Idaho seeks 53 cents from Portland and proportionate cuts from Salt Lake City and other points. Fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Wyoming
Montana
Commerce Commission
Portland
Idaho Commission
Western Railroads
Salt Lake City
President Hoover Urges Armament Reduction At World Congress
President Hoover addressed over 1,000 delegates from more than 20 nations at the sixth biennial congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Washington. He urged deeper arms reductions to aid global economic recovery and reduce fears fueling instability, blaming postwar legacies for much of today’s depression. He called armament reduction the most important factor in international economic cooperation.
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Washington
Hoover
International Chamber of Commerce
Court rules on moral character in naturalization case
District of Columbia Court of Appeals today held a person who violated the prohibition act was not of good moral character Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel delivered the opinion reversing the DC Supreme Court which had dismissed the DA Leon Rover's bid to set aside the naturalization of Robert De Francis.
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Washington
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Josiah A. van Orsdel
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Leon Rover
Robert de Francis
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica, Cal, May 4. It reports Reno hurriedly divorced couples listed in six week old hotel registers. Some claim the divorces were rushed and not all involved wanted divorce. The note cautions readers to avoid registering or being seen to prevent being swept into a new marriage.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Reno
Rene
Rumors On City Administrative Changes In Pocatello
Rumors circulate in Pocatello about a new superintendent of public works and salary changes. Reports suggest H W Henderson may take the post, with Clarence Rainey and A B Canfield facing pay cuts. Jack Balderston could be kept as chief of detectives with a higher salary, reporting to the mayor. Disagreement exists among Burton Peck and others over reporting lines and a potential police chief appointment.
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Pocatello
H. W. Henderson
Bannock County
Clarence Rainey
Water Department
A. B. Canfield
Fire Department
Jack Balderston
Joe Burton
Walter Peck
Burton
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Spohrer
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Stewart and Ferrell
Tribune
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Yorke
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Associated Press
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Courtauld
Toussaint Dubois
Innes, Clark Services Set
Idaho Fair
Will Rogers
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