Michaelson Freed in Key West Liquor Case
Representative M Alfred Michaelson of Illinois was acquitted on two counts of importing liquor from Cuba and transporting it to Jacksonville. His brother in law Walter Gramm faces trial for the same charges as the trunks were claimed by Gramm.
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Key West
Fla
M. Alfred Michaelson
Lillinois
Cuba
Michaelson
Jacksonville
W. ©. Hughes
Federal District
Attorn
Michael
Walter Gramm
Chicago
Michaebon
Morrison
Gramm
Lester E. Rein
Panama
Cubs
Rein
Alfred Oftedai
Prohibition
B Dome
Ogden Mills
D Jecksonville
Oftedal
Wool pool sold to Boston concern
Twenty three toward and fleeces comprising the Gooding and Lincoln county wool pools have been sold to the firm of Hallowell Jones and Donald of Boston for 3312 coins a pound. The sale will bring about $74,000 to the pool members, mostly farm flock owners.
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Gooding
Lincoln County
Hallowell Jones and Donald
Boston
Grand Central Air Terminal Sold Near Los Angeles
May 9 AP reports One Curtins Airports Corp purchased the Grand Central Air Terminal at Glendale from a syndicate led by C Spicer for about 2.0 million dollars. The company plans to invest roughly 1.0 million to improve the field and facilities.
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Angeles
Grand Central Air Terminal
Glendale
Los Angeles
Curtins Airports Corporation
C. Spicer
Spicer
Johnson Expects to Rejoin Washington Senators Soon
Walter Johnson,病 manager of the Washington Senators, is expected to return to direct the team within a few days as his health improves after a bout with influenza. He was hospitalized in Washington for treatment and recovery.
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Johnson
Washington
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Soam Johnson
Grienland
Judge Hamilton indicted for murder in Texas
Amarillo reports R H Hamilton a former Texas supreme court appeals judge is jailed under murder indictment for shooting Tom Walton Jr in Hamiltons office after Walton announced secret marriage to Theresa Hamilton. Walton senior said Hamilton opposed the marriage. Walton family had moved from Oklahoma to Texas four years ago.
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Amarillo
Texas
R H. Hamilton
Texas -Upreme Court Appeals Commission
Tom Walton, Jr
McAlister
Oklo
Hamiton
Theresa
Walton
McAlester
Austin
Kate Perugis Dickens Dies at 89 in London
London May 9 AP Kate Perugis Dickens sole surviving daughter of Charles Dickens died today in London at age 89. She was the last direct descendant of the famed novelist and had lived in England most of her life.
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London
Mra
Kate Perugis
Charles Dickens
Solar eclipse seen from Manila observers report corona details
Scientists in Manila and a Doeilo site observed a full view of the solar eclipse. They photographed the event and recorded corona features and effects on Earth. Rev Miguel Selga of Manila Observatory said the corona and visible stars were striking, with the path extending from the Indian Ocean to Polynesia.
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Manila
Doeilo
Here
Toca
Earth
Miguel Selga
Manila Observatory
Tolle
Indian Ocean
Polynesia
Pacific
Czechoslovak Airline Plane Crashes Near Kassel
A passenger aircraft of Czechoslovak Airlines flying from Prague to Rotterdam crashed near Alterhagem two miles southeast of Kassel. The pilot the mechanic and a passenger were killed.
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Kassel
Germany
Ceahoslovakia Aviation Company
Prague
Rotterdam
Alterhagem
Senate farm vote stirs doubt on tariff coalition
In Washington on May 9 AP reports a farm bill vote disrupted expected party cohesion. Republican insurgents joined several Democrats in the expert debenture roll call, widening rifts as leaders warn the tariff fight may revive after farm relief moves. Senators Norris and Robinson framed the result as a matter of convictions, not a coalition.
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Washington
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Robinson
Arkansas
House
Dr George W Truett Re-Elected President of Southern Baptist
Memphis Tennessee May 9 Dr George W Truett of Dallas was unanimously re elected president of the Southern Baptist convention for his third term at the opening of the convention s seventy fourth session today.
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Memphis
Tenn
George W Truett
Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
National scores and baseball results across leagues
Chicago defeated Brooklyn in a low scoring game while St Louis posted a win over Boston and New York defeated Pittsburgh. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia and Cleveland fell to Philadelphia in separate matchups as batting champs and pitchers contributed to the day’s results.
German airman Wilhelm dies after 1200 foot fall
Major Wilhelm of Dusseldorf a renowned airman acrobat fell from a German sporting plane at Aspern aerodrome near Vienna while demonstrating loops. He was killed when the craft plunged from 1200 feet during the display.
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Vienna
Wilhelm
Dusseldorf
Germany
Aspern
Campus Day at University of Idaho Highlights 500 High School Visitors
Southern Branch of the University of Idaho hosts an annual campus day in Pocatello for about 500 high school graduates and guests. The program includes a campus clean up, registrations at Frazier hall, welcome addresses by Dean M F Angell and student body president Clarence V Brabb, tours, tumbling and wrestling, a band concert, May queen crowning, dorm open house, a basket dinner, an eight play, an informal dance, and evening song and dance numbers.
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Frazier Hall
Assembly
Dean M. FE. Angell
Clarence V. Brabb
Reed Hall
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Red Hill
Prazier Hall
M F. Angell
Clarence V Brabb
T Men's and Girls’ Glee Club
T. R. Neilson
Enid Brossard
Donald Kissane
Roads Improving at High Altitudes Amid Commission Talks
Washington May 9 AP A Hoover law enforcement commission may have key names set with George W Wickersham among possible members. Hawking officials say a final slate could be announced by month’s end.
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Ale
Newton D Baker
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
White House
Yellowstone Route Open to Warm River and Sawtooth Trail Open
A May 94 report from the Idaho Bureau of Highways notes improvements across southern Idaho. High altitude roads are now open, including the Old Oregon Trail near the Wyoming line and the Sawtooth route above Ketchum. The Yellowstone route from the Utah line to Ashton and to Idaho Falls is open toward Yellowstone Park, with tentative opening toward Montana by May 15.
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Yellowstone
Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Highways Improvement
Oregon Trail
Wyoming
Oregon
Utah Line
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Ashtot
Yellowstone Park
Monma
Montana
Spencer
Idaho Palis
Lemhi
Salmon
North Fork
Challis
Arco
Sawtooth Park
Nevada Line
Twin Falls
Haley
Jerome
Ketchum
Galena
Stanley Basin
Raft River
Strewell
Cotterell Good
Charles C Moore Takes New Office
Former Idaho governor Charles C. Moore arrived in Washington to take the oath as commissioner of the general land office after his nomination by President Hoover was confirmed by the Senate yesterday.
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Washington
Charles C Moore
Idaho
General Land Office
Hoover
Navy pilot claims world altitude record at Anacostia
Lieutenant A. Soucek of the navy says his flight yesterday reached about 39,000 feet after calibrations, using a 40 000 foot altimeter reading, beating the July 1927 mark set by Lieutenant C. Champion. He removed frost-prone goggles at altitude and still climbed higher as the plane functioned perfectly. Weather outlook predicts cooler northwest, then mostly fair.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
A. Soucek
Navy
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
C. C Champion
Time Confusion Hits Moscow Idaho Clocks
Moscow Idaho faces chaotic time changes after daylight saving. Merchants pause clocks for an hour, universities and city officials tussle over standard time, and residents experience mixed hours as shops, classes, and trains run on conflicting schedules.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Morrow to Journey Home Amid Personal Ties Rumors
In Mexico City the American embassy said Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow would depart for the United States between May 10 and May 20. He is expected to go to Englewood New Jersey and possibly Washington before returning to North Haven Maine. He likely will remain in the U.S. for about two months and may arrange his daughter Anne's marriage to Col Charles A. Lindbergh before returning.
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Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Englewood
N. J
Washington
North Haven
Maine
Anne
Charles A. Lindbergh
Beacons and Battles. Pershing Foch Clash Before Argonne
Washington May 9 1918 historians view Baker to Pershing cable as a beacon guiding wartime talks on American troop use in France. Pershing resisted breaking up divisions, insisting on an American army under its own flag and commanders, preserving national identity amid allied pressures.
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Washington
Baker
Pershing
France
United States
Army War College
Foch
Argonne
Foci
Mexican Revolt Pitiful Affair
Los Angeles May 9 AP members of the Los Antos Mexicas colony said General J Genzio Escobar, head of the military forces in the recent Mexican rebellion, escaped to Canada and lives in Montreal. Many other leaders seeking refuge there are described as worn discouraged men, some destitute, three or four wealthy.
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Los Angeles
Los Antos Mexicas
J. Genzio Escobar
Canada
Montreal
Seven Year Locust Swarm Set for Iowa Visit In 1946
The Iowa State College entomology department warns a 7 year cicada invasion will reach Uuls region this month marking the first appearance since 1912. Though the plague sounds alarming, experts expect little damage as natural enemies increase and land cultivation grows. Cicadas will emerge after seven weeks then spend years underground before returning.
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Ames
Iowa
Uuls
Iowa State College
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