Britain and U S Near Tariff Truce In London Talks
The draft tariff truce text was sent to Washington for approval as Britain backs the proposal. U S hopes for an armistice on tariff boosts rise with world economic conference in London approaching. Hull discusses with China and Schacht as talks broaden to include Mexico and other invited nations. Belgium accepts unconditionally.
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London
Britain
United States
Cable
Washington
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Hull
T. V. Soong
China
Hjalmar Schacht
Alberto J. Pani
Italy
France
Japan
Belgium
Gandhi in Poona slows as fast begins
Gandhi shows signs of nausea as the three week fast starts in protest against caste treatment. A Bombay physician was summoned by his friends in Poona where the 63 year old nationalist rests in a follower's bungalow after being moved from Yerada prison. Simla reports the civil disobedience campaign was virtually suspended, pleasing government quarters.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Bombay
Gandhi
Mahatma
Vittal Das Thackersey
Yerada
Simla
Wool Clip Sells High In Montana Bid By Three Firms
In Bozeman on May 9, the Gallatin Sheep association sold its 27,584 fleece wool clip at 2138 cents per pound, the highest Montana price for a 1933 clip. Draper & Co of Boston led the three bidding firms securing the sale.
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Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin Sheep Association
Montana
Draper & Co
Boston
Communist leader in Bavarian diet commits suicide
Munich May 9 F Dressel chairman of the communist party in the old Bavarian diet ended his life by opening an artery today. The event marks a shocking protest within political circles in Bavaria.
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Munich
Germany
F. Dressel
Communist Party
Farm Situation Given in Brief
Administration leaders in congress hope to send a farm bill with inflation rider to the White House in a few days. Minnesota NFH A members vote to join a general farm strike with Stay At Home But Nothing Sell Nothing. New Jersey passes milk board bill. NYC health chief warns imports if strike hits milk shed. Agriculture approves ethanol for gasoline to aid farmers. Processing tax in farm bill under review by Hull. Martial law in Plymouth county, Iowa, to be lifted Saturday.
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Congress
White House
House
Minnesota
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
General Farm Strike
New Jersey
New York City
Department of Agriculture
Hull
Plymouth County
Iowa
New Additions Made to List for Campaign
Nominees for the Bay Idaho Campaign races continue. Hundreds of thousands vote as ballot boxes fill citywide. The Tribune-Journal lists eight new Miss Pocatello, 11 Miss Eastern Idaho, six Miss Southeastern Idaho entries. Call to omit names unqualified or noncommittal. Citizens urged to submit voting coupons for early drive advantage.
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Ete
Theuidah State Journal
Tribune-Journal
Pocatello
Survey Group to Purchase Grains for Rodent Control
A Biological Survey meeting of representatives from 12 western states and Washington DC announced that all poison grains for rodent control in the western district will be purchased at the Poca tello processing plant in Idaho. The conference, now in its final day, discussed methods of eradicating rodents in 200 camps, each to have an experienced biologist in charge of local work.
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South Second
Biological Survey Bureau
Washington, D. C
Arnold Standing
Forest Service Department
Ogden
R. H. Rutledge
City Council Sets Budget Meeting For May 18 At 8 PM
A city council meeting adopted a resolution to hold a budget discussion on May 18 at 8 o'clock in the council chambers. The 1932-33 budget draft estimates general levy at 15 mills, outlines expenditures by department, and notes no further cuts will be made until September. The total general levy expenses amount to 156,949.15, with special levy expenses totaling 124,251.00 for 1932-33.
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Flushing
W C T U Session Held With District Visitors
The sixth district of the W C T U met this morning at 115 South Garfield with local members and visitors from Idaho Falls American Falls and McCammon. Reports were heard and temperance in public schools discussed. The Blackfoot delegation joined the afternoon session at 2 o clock at the Congregational church.
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Minnie Howard
J. S. Best
Idaho Falls
J. &. Best
E. Winter
Beem
W. A. Wilson
H. Fryer
Martha Field
C. A. Coon
Elva Ahlgren
American Falls
Nellie Green
McCammon
Blackfoot
Congregational Church
Utah farmer dies in auto crash near Hyrum
Robert W. Garrett, 56, of Wellsville, Utah, was killed when his car veered into an irrigation ditch and hit a fence at the Hyrum Brown home. A snowstorm may have blinded him and caused the fatal turn, with authorities citing a fractured skull and possible internal injuries.
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Utah
Robert W. Garrett
Wellsville
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Here
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Notice to Pocatello Business Houses
Those concerns who desire to join the list of BUY IDAHO SPONSORS will please get in touch with The Tribune Journal. A ballot box, window cards and an original supply of voting coupons will be immediately provided.
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Idaho
Tribune-Journal
Wage Increase Announced for Thousands of Workmen
Chicago reports a 5 percent wage rise for about 10 600 workers at Auburn Automobile Lycoming Duesenberg and American Airways effective tomorrow. Other boosts include 10 percent for 9 000 South Carolina textile workers 7 percent at Standard Kid Wilmington 10 percent at J 8 Bache & Co. sites rise as Ford Roosevelts wage policy spreads. Markets show hog lamb prices rising while steel and manufacturing expand across Youngstown Goodyear Frigidaire and Lorain plants.
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Roosevelt
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Chicago
Youngstown
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Canada
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Akron
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National Tube Company
Philadelphia
Supreme Shirt Company
Illinoi s kidnapping plot foiled by trap and arrest
Freeport officers and federal agents foiled a $25,000 ransom kidnapping plot targeting William Trevillian of the W T Rawleigh company. Two alleged abduc tors, William Stubbe and La Verne Moore, were captured after the plan unraveled with help from Jack and Red Schultz. The scheme planned hideouts and staged abduction with split rewards for participants.
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Ill
William Trevillian
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Moore
la Salle Aids
Famous Army Officer Dies In San Francisco
Colonel Charles E. Stanton aged 85 or 86, famed for the wartime line Lafayette, we are here, died after a heart ailment. He served as chief disbursing officer for the U S Army in France in World War I and uttered the celebrated epigram at Picpus cemetery Paris on July 4, 1917. Born in Illinois on November 26, 1859, he later moved to Utah and attended thePromontory Summit spike ceremony. He was active in San Francisco social and civic circles.
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Lafayette
Charles E. Stanton
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Picpus
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Promontory
Airman crosses South Atlantic from Senegal to Rio de Janeiro
Captain Stanislaus Skarzy nski, a Polish pilot, completed an unheralded 2149 mile solo flight from Senegal to Rio de Janeiro in 17 hours 50 minutes. Only Captain James A Mollison and the late Bert Hinkler have made the crossing alone before him.
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Brazil
Stanislaus Skarzynski
Rio de Janeiro
Lday
South Atlantic
Senegal
James A. Mollison
Bert Hinkler
Chicago to End Gang Warfare
May 9 AP Chicago leaders vow action against labor racketeers after a conference with Mayor Edward J. Kelly and State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney. The strike by the outlaw Coal Teamsters union shut 108 of 200 coal yards, prompting claims the aim was to push merchants to join a trucking and transport agency linked to Murray Humphreys, known as the T N T.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Thomas J. Courtney
Organized Labor
Kelly
Ballyhoo
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Joseph B. Fleming
Chicago Coal Merchants’ Association
Trucking and Transport Agency
Murray Humphreys
T-N-T
Weather and scores delay baseball games across leagues
In the American League Philadelphia at Detroit was postponed due to wet grounds with a doubleheader planned for tomorrow. Boston at Cleveland also postponed by wet conditions. New York at Chicago postponed in cold weather. Washington 0100 St. Louis 1000. Linke and Sewell faced Wells and Ferrell in the action.
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Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Linke and Sewell
Wells and Ferrell
National League doubleheaders postponed by cold and wet grounds
In the National League schedule St Louis at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn were postponed due to cold weather. Cincinnati at Philadelphia also postponed for a doubleheader with the note that the double-header will be played tomorrow. Boston hosted Pittsburgh with a 7 to 3 final, games affected by wet grounds and a late score sequence.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Idaho Man Affirms Support for President in Boise Note
A Boise man Ray mond P Lockerby sends one of the few unique messages of support to the President after his address, declaring I am with you stronger than horseradish. The letter arrives amid many congratulations and is highlighted as a standout endorsement from Idaho.
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Washington
Raymond P. Lockerby
Boise
Idaho
Buck claims brother not kidnaping in Peggy McMath case
Kenneth Buck, held on the Peggy McMath abduction case, swore he alone was to blame and exonerated his brother Cyril, who was also under arrest. In Harwichport, Chief Hall reported a five foot deep hiding pit found near a rambling vacant house where Peggy McMath was kept, with items suggesting a route for fingerprint evidence.
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Mass
Kenneth Buck
Peggy McMath
Cyril
Kenneth
Hall
Harwich
Harwichport
Emulous E. Hall
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Robert Whiteley
Nickel beer eyed to cost five cents again soon
U S Commissioner of industrial alcohol Dr James M Doran expects a five cent glass of beer to become common within a year. He estimated current wholesale barrel prices at 12 to 16 dollars for a 31 gallon barrel, yielding about 496 eight ounce glasses and a retailer gross of 49 60 dollars. He forecast prices dropping to 12 dollars wholesale and a 24 80 dollar gross per barrel for retailers.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Conant Chosen Harvard President
Cambridge Mass May 9 James Bryant Conant Sheldon Emery professor of organic chemistry was chosen president of Harvard University to succeed A Lawrence Lowell. The Harvard Corporation named him subject to overseers approval and he has just passed his fortieth birthday making him one of the youngest Harvard presidents in the long line dating to 1640.
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Cambridge
Mass
James Bryant Conant
Sheldon Emery
Harvard University
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard Corporation
Harvard
Malad Talks Set for Local Chamber Forum
The Malad Chamber of Commerce will lead the regular chamber forum this Wednesday at noon. Secretary Paul V. Nash says 35 locals visited Malad April 18. The talk centers on mutual projects with Malad supplying speakers, plus performances by the junior trumpet trio.
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Malad
Roosevelt speech praised by Will Rogers in Tribune
New York May 9 Roosevelt delivers a strong speech to the nation, speaking plainly about prosperity and noting political minutes rather than future plans. Will Rogers comments humorously on Roosevelt's radio voice and style, calling the speech well read and engaging.
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Roosevelt
America
Will
House Rejects Norris-Simpson Cost of Production Amendment
Washington May 9 The House rejected the Norris-Simpson cost of production amendment to the farm bill while approving the rest of the measure. The vote 138 to 283 kept administration aims intact and sent the bill to the Senate for swift action. A Senate decision tomorrow could send the bill to President Roosevelt for signature. The administration hailed the farm relief bill as enabling the United States to join a world wheat curtailment program, outlining the issues to be faced by U S Canada Australia and Argentina at Geneva.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Rainey
Department of Agriculture
United States
Geneva
Canada
Australia
Long wins dismissal over slander suit shielded by privilege
A late wire report from Washington states Senator Huey P Long had the slander suit by Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Ansell dismissed after attorneys argued congressional privilege shielded Long. The ruling highlights legal protection for lawmakers from defamation actions arising from official conduct.
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Washington
Huey P Long
Samuel T. Ansell
Long
Convicted Slayer Is Given 90 Years
ROCK ISLAND ILL May 9 A judge found Maurice Meyer guilty of murdering Rose Gendler and sentenced him to 90 years in prison. Judge Leonard E Telleen heard the case without a jury after advisement since May 3. Gendler’s body, wrapped in a sack, was found in the Rock River under a high bridge last December Meyer admitted dropping it from the bridge.
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Ill
Leonard E. Telleen
Maurice Meyer
Rose Gendler
Telleen
Miss Gendler
Rock River
Meyer
Public Works Bill for President Ready in Washington
The administration completed a $3,000,000,000 public construction and industrial regulation plan for Roosevelt. Senator Wagner leads drafting and expects White House delivery. The measure would relax anti trust rules under government approval and create a public works administrator to speed credits, with about one billion from the treasury and the rest via Reconstruction finance loans.
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Administration
Roosevelt
Wagner
New York
White House
The
Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Dynamite Found In Savannah City Hall
A visitor discovered eight sticks of lighted dynamite wrapped in paper in the Savannah city hall on the second floor near the rotunda. Thomas D. Pruitt, present on business, cut the fuse and alerted authorities. He was detained for questioning as police investigate the attempted bombing near Mayor Thomas Gamble’s office.
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Savannah
Thomas D. Pruitt
Thomas Gamble
Pruitt
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