Idaho Supreme Court Alters View of Liquor Law Enforce
Boise May 29 In a ruling the Idaho Supreme Court reversed W B Doolittle of Nampa s conviction for violating the 1935 state liquor act The decision questions enforcement of the act which bars private liquor sales to anyone except state store or dispensary operators The court held the information charged two offenses not one and did not meet technical requirements The opinion was written by Justice James F Airshie with Chief Justice William M Morgan and Justice E M Holden concurring Justice Ray Givens concurred in the JLoand SUrnce Alfred Budge dissented The decision implies if you sell to any except an interdicted person or minor the offense is a misdemeanor not a felony and if you solicit a purchase it is a felony The exact effect on enforcement remains uncertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taylor
Doolittle
John C. Rice
Caldwell
James F. Airshie
William M. Morgan
E. M. Holden
Ray
Givens
Jloand
Alfred Budge
Racing Kings Ready to Go at Indianapolis 500
Thirty three starters and two alternates headline the Indianapolis 500 field as qualifying ends. Jimmy Snyder led in speed with 125.287 mph while Wild Bill Cummings secured the pole at 123.445 mph. The 2 mile oval closes for scrubbing then reopens Monday for the race day crowd expected to top 160000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kings of Speed
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Johnny Seymour
Detroit
Jimmy Snyder
Chicago
Bill” Cummings
Snyder
Rodeo Organization Chosen for Bannock County Fair
Clifford C Brown Bannock county fair board member and rodeo superintendent announced he signed the Jack Dew rodeo organization for the Bannock county fair set September 16 18. Dew from Payson Utah toured the city and said he staged the Las Vegas rodeo and performed in Arizona shows. He has 19 Brahma steers and an exceptional stock collection for the September display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford C. Brown
Bannock County Fair Board
Jack Dew
Court fines handed to intoxication and parking violators
M. Ortez and Lorenzo Romero were fined $10 each in police court Saturday for intoxication. Casey Sojack paid a $50 fine and floated. Allen Stiles forfeited a $1 bond for parking in a restricted zone. Donald Houde, 15, charged with running stop signs, was turned over to probation court before Judge B J Callie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ortez
Lorenzo Romero
Casey Sojack
Allen Stiles
Donald Houde
B. J. Callie
Pocatello to Honor War Dead With Monday Memorial Day Program
Pocatello plans a Memorial day parade and program under veteran organizers. Ray F. Brookhart leads activities with Walter H. Cleave delivering the day’s address. The parade forms at the Memorial building at 10 a.m. and proceeds to the Center street bridge for a Navy salute, followed by cemetery services and a high school band program.
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Pocatello
Ray F. Brookhart
Walter H. Cleave
Pocatello Merchant
Memorial Building
Navy
Center Street
Portneuf
Company C
Logan
A. P. Brideford
Infantry Reserve
Columbia
Cleare
Arthur W. Hall
Seleton
R. P. Snider
Congregational Church
Freteonal
Elks
Eagles
Rebeccas
Ruth
Eastern Star
Radiant
Moone
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Lauernters
American Revolute
United Span
War Veterans and Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ory
National Guard
Edward
Tommy Koop
Echo Tap Rue
Wil
Francis Scott Kes
Robert F. Hamilton
le Koeineers Company
Millions in Idaho and Utah Honor War Dead
Thousands in Idaho and Utah will honor America’s war dead with Memorial Day observances. Zion National Park hosts a world broadcast concert led by the Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir, with Heber J. Grant speaking to 25 000 30 000 attendees. Numerous civic events follow as parks see spring traffic to Craters of the Moon and other monuments.
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Associated Press
Zion National Park
Salt Lake City
Craters of the Moon
Dinosaur National Monuments
Zion
Bryce
Yellowstone
Cotant Sets Pace in Idaho Trapshooting Meet
J. O. Cotant of Poca tello led the Idaho trapshooting tournament in Boise by scoring 96 of 100 in the handicap event and also held the top position after the singles first round with 96 targets. He had captured the state doubles title yesterday, succeeding W. A. Stevens. S. B. Pitchford and J. C. Gray trailed the leaders in singles with 95.
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Boise
J. O. Cotant
Pocatello
Idaho
Cotant
Otto Heuck
F. R. McCabe
A. Stevens
S. B. Pitchford
J. C. Gray
Nampa
Utah Weather Looks Cold Sunday Then Warms Next Week
Unsettled and cooler conditions are expected Sunday with a shift to fair and warmer weather by Monday. The pattern suggests cooler daytime highs and brisk winds, followed by improving skies and rising temperatures as the week progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho
Idaho Fishing Season Opens Under High Water Forecast
Thousands of Idaho sportsmen head to mountain streams and lakes as the fishing season begins. Warden W R McIntyre notes late runoff and high rivers may keep catches light though license sales reach about 55 000 by nightfall. Some anglers report good Snake River fishing, with most streams opening Memorial Day and some closed to spawn collection. McIntyre aims to restock easily reached waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
W. R. McIntyre
McIntyre
Snake River
Hagerman Valley
Shute and McSpaden Reach PGA Championship Final
Pittsburgh May 29 Denny Shute and Harold J. McSpaden advanced to the PGA final after sturdy semis. Shute defeated Tony Manero three and two while McSpaden beat Laffoon two and one in a tense day of matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Denny Shute
Harold Jugg
McSpaden
Shute
Tony Manero
Peabody
Mass
Laffon
Chicago
Traffic Collision Damages Reported at Garfield Bridge Intersection
Cars suffered damages Friday at 12.58 pm in a collision at the Garfield and Bridge junction. Vehicles were operated by Leonard M. Struman of 858 West Bridger and T J Callican of 1124 North Hayes, according to records.
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Garfield and
Bridge
Leonard M. Struman
West Bridger
T. J. Callican
North Hayes
Idaho women's three day state convention opens Monday
Idaho Business and Professional Women clubs begin their three day state convention at the Bannock hotel with registration on the Mezazane floor. Dorothy Manning leads reception in the Dorian Room. National federation official Lucille Oliver and Idaho leader Jucy Higgins are honored guests as 27 clubs attend with state officers named including Higgins of Boise and Powell Ball of Blackfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mezvanine
Bannock Hotel
Dorothy Manning
Orlock
Dorian
Jean Campbell
Lucille Buchanan Oliver
National Federation of Bivooms and Professional Women Clubs
New York City
Mix
Jucy M. Higgins
Idaho
Mabel Hackner
Pocatello Club
Cers
Lucy
Higgins
Boise
Izetta McCoy
Twin Fas
Anna Powell Ball
Blackfoot
Erma W. Walton
Coeur d'Alene
Nanna Barker
Board of Directors
Mezsanine
Rustlers
Lucy M. Higgins
Virginia Hawk
Rupert
Song
Frances Halbert Jerome
Lucille Oliver
Helen Timpson
Our State Magazine
Bernice Lee
Wanda Seeley
Kellogg
Ellen Bell Preston
Elizabeth Orr
Idaho Falls
Atlantic City
Blackfoot Club
Mies Eliza Smith
Twin Falls
Thelma Pearce
Moscow
Lillian McSorley
Lewiston
Marguerite Sears
Burley
Marie H. Miller
Salmon
Ada Nelson
Preston
Elsie Musser
Salt Lake City
Bamnock
Marian Ane
Bertha L
Attoastmistreas
Red Cross Advice for Memorial Day Safety
The American Red Cross cautions on Memorial Day activities noting dangers from careless driving and car idling in closed garages. It warns about heart strain from overexertion, urges safe footwear for hiking in snake areas, and cautions against lone swimming and high diving in shallow water. It also warns that clear water does not guarantee safety from typhoid bacteria.
Pocatello to greet nurses in 1938 convention choice
May 29 Pocatello chosen as the scene for the 1938 Idaho nurses convention after a two day state meeting in Twin Falls. Four new officers elected include Esther Lee and Victoria Youneren, with Mabel Anderson and Thora Osler as directors at large. Idaho Falls Association selects Pocatello for next year and a plan to study eight hour shifts for private duty nurses is referred for investigation.
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Twin Falls
Tdaho
Pocatello
Esther Lee
Orofino Hospital
Victoria Youneren
Idaho Palils
Mabel Anderson
Idaho Southern University
Thora Osler
Idaho Falls Association
Lewiston
Minnie Rasmusson
Riper
American Nurses Association
Idaho
Ivestigat
Tourists flock to Monts as Windsor Warfield wedding nears
Tourists and locals converge on Monts France as the wedding of former King Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield approaches. Police tighten grounds at Chateau de Candé while the couple plan a brief honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Monts
France
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Chateau de Cande
Edward VIII
King Gr * VI
Spen
Herman J. Rogers
Coipse
Tours
United States
Tax Delinquent Property Sold By City
City completed its sale Saturday morning of delinquent property in paying districts 29 and 30 sewer districts 33 36 and 37 and local improvement districts 30 31 40 and 41. Most parcels were bid by the bondholders committee and probably resold by them. Interested parties were advised to contact M W Johnston of Ogden Utah treasurer of the bond holders committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Ward Green
M. W. Johnston
Ogden
Utah
Davis Named Manager for Public Utilities Properties
FEP Davis of Minneapolis, newly appointed manager for Public Utilities corporation properties here, is expected to arrive in Pocatello today. He succeeds L. J. Londo who moves to Minneapolis to handle tax and public relation matters for the company.
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Fep Davis
Minneapolis
Public Utilities Corporation
Pocatello
Mr. Davis
L. J. Londo
Holt star of AAU event at Utah Stadium
Milton Holt of Idaho Southern set a 100 yard dash record at the Duermountain AAU Track and Field meet at the University of Utah, clocking a 9.6 clocking. Holt anchored a junior college relay to a dead heat with Utah. Barton Nordling won hurdles and Holt's marks led Idaho Southern domination with multiple top finishes.
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Holt
Utah Stadium
Salt Lake City
Milton Hol
Idaho Southern University
Duermountain
University of Utah Staun
Maurice Willams
Onver Mountain
John Wornesingham Young
Hafen Leavitt
Clint Larson
Pocatello
Westminster College
Idaho Southern
University of Utah
Nordling
Barton Nordling
Farrell Glenn
Utah University
Glenn
Utah
Maxfield
Lee Cardon
Brand
Bennion
Mahoney
Spendlove
Nichols
Meier
Huffman
F. Canning
Old Age Hits Boys in Blue
The article notes dwindling Civil War veterans and pensions as time passes. It cites 7,424 Union veterans drawing pensions, 99 hospitalized, 3,973 receiving 75 dollars monthly, and June 30 to March 31 disbursements of seven million sixteen thousand four hundred eighty dollars. It also mentions widows and dependents payments and a peak in 1912. In another item, Lieut Glen C. Herndon dies in a crash while saluting his parents in Colorado.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Norwood
Colo
Glen C. Herndon
Marine Corps
Colorado
Cost of Steel Strike Reaches Three Million Weekly
The steel strike enters its fifth day with losses over three million dollars weekly in wages and profits across major plants. About 72,000 workers idle as Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Inland Steel face shutdowns, while unions push a strike or starve strategy to pressure for contracts. Federal officials send two labor board attorneys to Cleveland amid accusations of unfair practices.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ag Steel
Dar
Tien and Company
Canton
Ohie Republics
Starness Steel Dat
SOO Ten Jenung
Warren
Republic
Rg T Upforce
Buffalo
Union
Associated Press
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
Ralph A Lind
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland Steel Co
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
S. W. O. C.—steel
John L. Lewis
United States Steel Corp
Secretary Ickes buys 200 acre estate near Olney
Secretary Ickes has purchased a 200 acre estate near Olney Maryland from the estate of L C Probert vice president of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad who died in March. The deal was learned today confirming the acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Olney
L. C. Probert
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Downey Idaho Mystery Case Sees No Progress Yet
Bannock county officers pursue the Downey mystery car case hoping for new clues. They seek a redheaded man seen abandoning Pat rica J. McCarthy a Idaho Montana miner near Downey May 20. No body found. possible car theft arrest discussed. Tim Murtaugh questioned in Salmon City. McCarthy and a redhead reportedly traveled to McCall recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Dowgey
T > Weghine
Patrica
McCarthy
Downey
Nore
Boise
Here
Salmon City
T. J. Stroud
Tim Murtaugh
Farmer Held for Murder in Abortion Death
John W. Davis a poverty stricken mountain farmer was bound over for grand jury action on a charge of causing the abortion death of his wife Jodie 34 who helped pull their plow. The preliminary hearing concluded with a denial of first degree murder and bond set at 1500 dollars. Prosecution witnesses testified Davis blamed his wife for illness at various times and claimed he was not a hard task master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Tenn
John W. Davis
Doran F. Williams
Davis
Jodie
Bicycle theft and garage break-in reported near Capitol Theatre
Charles Johnson of 622 North Garfield reports a bicycle stolen Friday from a rack near the Capitol theatre. Police say the garage of C. E. Griffith at 1135 East Center was broken into early Saturday. a door hinge was pried, but nothing else in the garage was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
North
Garfield
Capitol Theatre
C. E. Griffith
East Center
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America
Red Cross
Monoxide
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Flier
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van A. Bittner
Indiana
Michigan
Bays Estate
Farmer
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