Twin Falls Bank Officials Sentenced for Misconduct
Joseph Keefer and nephew J Albert Keefer former president and cashier of Twin Falls National Bank were sentenced to federal prison for misapplication of funds and false bank entries. J Albert Keefer received six years and $2000 fine while Joseph Keefer drew two years and $1000 fine. Both terms run consecutively with parole review possible for the elder Keefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Joseph Keefer
J. Albert Keefer
Twin Falls National Bank
Federal Penitentiary
United States
C. C. Cavanah
Keefer
United States District Court
Twin Falls
Keefers
Ews
Eeco Keefers
Gandhi Fasting for Principle in India
Mahatma Gandhi, age 62, fasting to protest separate electorates for untouchables in India, received news of rising blood pressure as doctors warned further abstention could endanger his life. He signalled assent to a compromise electoral plan after three days of talks with Hindu and untouchable leaders, while lying under a mango tree in Yeroda jail yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
India
Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi
Yeroda
Gandhi
Governor Counters Eastern Idaho Mayor on Relief Funds
Governor C. Ben Ross fires back at Idaho Falls Mayor Barzilla W. C. over the 300000 unemployment relief fund. He argues against per capita distribution and notes Gem County’s higher unemployment. denies funds limited to roads and bridges. cites emergency highway job in Caribou County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
C. Ben Ross
Barzilla W. C
Idaho Falls
Clark Uoay
Gem
Bonneville
Twin Falls
Caribou County
Parachutist Jack White to Make Second Jump at Fair Grounds
Jack Ace White of Chicago will perform his second parachute jump at Bannock county fair grounds this afternoon at 3. He previously jumped from 3000 feet in a Scenic Airways plane piloted by C. H. Christensen. Today's leap is sponsored by Pocatello business houses and Shell Oil dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack “Ace” White
Chicago
Bannock County Fair Grounds
White
Scenic Airways
C. H. Christensen
Pocatello Business Houses
Shell Oil Company
Government to Probe Insull Financing Collapse
United States District Attorney Dwight H. Green ordered a government inquiry into the Insull Investment Trust collapse. He summoned investigative chiefs to form a board to determine if any federal statutes were violated and to begin the probes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Insull
United States
Dwight H. Green
County Treasurers Elect Leaders at Idaho Convention
R B Wentworth of Emmett was re elected president of the Idaho Association of County Treasurers at the closing session. Janet Ketchen of Boise was named vice president to succeed Dorothy Peck of Blackfoot, and Lela D Painter of Caldwell was re elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
R. B. Wentworth
Emmett
Idaho Association of County Treasurers
Janet Ketchen
Dorothy Peck
Blackfoot
Lela D. Painter
Caldwell
Minnesota Girl Stabbed to Death by Intruder
Violet Snow, 16, was killed when a man entered through a second story window and stabbed her in the back as she fled toward the door. Her throat was cut and the assailant escaped by jumping from a window, leaving a blood-stained trail and a lost shoe. The killing occurred at her aunt Mrs. Russell Collins' home in Ware, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareno
Minn
Violet Snow
Russell Collins
Nominee Roosevelt Appeals for Southern California Aid
Franklin D. Roosevelt urged southern California to back his presidential bid during an 11 hour visit in Hollywood. He spoke in the Hollywood hills and at a Los Angeles luncheon, stressing farm relief and water power, introduced by Senator nominee William Gibbs McAdoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bowl
Cal
Hollywood Hills
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Southern California
Colony
California
Roosevelt-Garner
Republican Club
Los Angeles
Olympic Stadium
Williams
Ariz
Roosevelt
William Gibbs McAdoo
College football finals across multiple cities results
Scores from games across the nation include Idaho State University and Southern Branch losing 0 to 32 at Logan Utah while California hosts a 0 to 12 result against Santa Clara. Other notable results show Washington State 40 over College of Idaho and LSU tying Texas Christian 3 to 3 in Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Utah Aggies
Los Angeles
Southern California
Berkeley
Santa Clara
California
Moscow
Whitman
Idaho
Pullman
College of Idaho
Washington State
Seattle
Gonzaga
Washington
Reno
Oregon Normal
University of Nevada
Stanford
University of San Francisco
Baton Rouge
Texas Christian University
Louisiana State
Syracuse
Clarkson
High School and College Football Scores Across Cities
In Vermilion high school action Kimberley lost to Boise 0 53. Yankton College tally 0 20 against the University of South Dakota at Vermillion. In Milwaukee Marquette defeated Lawrence 25 0. In Shreveport Centenary beat Henderson 41 0. In Missoula Montana University defeated Anaconda Anode 25 0. In Corvallis Willamette 0 Oregon State 32. Additional football scores listed on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Boise
Vermillion
Yanktown College
University of South Dakota
Milwaukee
Marquette
Lawrence
Shreveport
Centenary
Henderson
Missoula
Montana University
Anaconda
Corvallis
Willamette
Oregon State
Coffin Questions Opponent on Prohibition Stand
Democratic congressional candidate T. C. Coffin released a letter to his Republican foe Addison T. Smith seeking a clear statement of Smiths position on prohibition. The communication aims to expose Smiths stance ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
T. C. Coffin
Idaho
Addison T. Smith
Cubs and Yankees Open World Series at Polo Grounds
The 1932 World Series opener at the Polo Grounds pits the Chicago Cubs against the New York Yankees amid historic intercity rivalry. The Yankees hold a 5 to 3 edge in odds despite concerns over Babe Ruth and the pitching of Gomez and Ruffing, with advance ticket sales below normal and a likely close, hard fought series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
Brown
McGraw
Chance
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Cubs
John McGraw
Giants
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lefty Gomez
Red
Classes Open At Y M C A For Vocational Training
Mechanical drawing and shop mathematics courses start Monday at 7 pm at the Y M C A. Free instruction under the state board of vocational education for mechanics. Ray Hunter leads the program with six years of experience. Tom Watson, Idaho vocational chief, helped organize these classes along with engineer and fireman instruction now housed at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Vocational Education
Ray
Hunter
Tom Watson
Idaho
Plan for $1,000,000 loan to liquidate Deseret Savings bank
In Salt Lake City on September 24 officials working to borrow $1,000,000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to liquidate the defunct Deseret Savings bank and return 100 percent of depositors' funds. The bank closed February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Deseret Sagines Bank
Idaho Weather: Fair and Mild This Weekend
The Idaho forecast calls for fair skies and mild temperatures on Sunday and Monday. Light winds and pleasant overall conditions are expected across the state with no precipitation anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Fort Hall School Enrolls 233 Students in Bureaucratic Shift
Fort Hall Indian school reports 233 pupils though funding is based on 200 capacity. Principal C F Shaffer reorganizes four upper grades with Catherine Nail, Dolores Paniogue and Hazel Straight teaching. Home economics led by Lillias Lund. staff includes Hutchinson, Martin, Boales and Shaffer in lower grades. Salvadore Paniogue leads orchestra and band as scouts programs run by Parkison and Picotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Pocatello Tribune
C. F. Shaffer
Catherine O. Nail
Dolores L. Paniogue
Hazel V. Straight
Lillias D. Lund
Gladys Hutchinson
Grace E. Martin
Edythe J. Boales
Mildred K. Shaffer
Salvadore Paniogue
Mary M. Parkinson
Jesse G. Picotte
Stone sculptor and poet Madeline Masters Stone dies
Mrs. Madeline Masters Stone 55 sculptor and poet sister of Edgar Lee Masters dies of heart disease after a three week illness in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madeline Masters Stone
Edgar Lee Masters
GOP Foresee Idaho Victory Predictions by Defenbach
In Kellogg Idaho Byron Defenbach Republican candidate for governor predicts a 25000 vote majority for a GOP win next November and a Republican national ticket victory. He criticizes Governor Ross for travel and road spending and accuses him of insincerity on tax relief proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Idaho
Byron Defenbach
Defenbach
Ross
Barre
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Smith endorses bank deposit guaranty law
Rep Addison Smith of Idaho advocates a national bank deposit guaranty to restore public confidence and unlock hoarded money. He says without such law in the next Congress session, the nation may need to expand the circulating medium to meet daily commercial needs. He notes a House bill awaiting Senate action and urges swift enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Addison T. Smith
Students head to western colleges from Pocatello
Miss Jennie May long, treasurer of the senior class of 1929, leaves for the University of Washington Seattle. Twelve Pocatello high school graduates attend the University of Washington this year including Fern Ruggles Jack Davis John Cusano Victor Lawrence Ralph Williams Elston Brinkley Edith Walker Roy Miller Mary Burrus and Charles French. The University of Washington enrollment is over US students expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie May Long
University of Washington At
Seattle
Miss Hong
Pocatello
University of Washington
Fern Ruggles
Jack Davis
Pocatello High School
John Cusano
Victor Lawrence
Ralph Williams
Elston Brinkley
League council delays Lytton report decision until November
The League of Nations council postponed action on the Lytton report regarding the Sino Japanese Manchuria conflict to November 14. Japan and others gain six weeks to study the document published October 1. A request by W. W. Yan that only the assembly could decide was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Lytton
Manchuria
Japan
League
W. W. Y4n
Assembly
Utah Weather Forecast Sees Fair Weekend
Generally fair weather expected in Utah Sunday and Monday with warmer conditions in the southeast Saturday, while the southeast portion may see unsettled skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Record crowd attends second rodeo program at fair
Ban nock county rodeo drew a record crowd on a second day at the local fair. The grandstand and bleachers were taxed to capacity as management staged a bustling program of thrills and continuous action from start to finish. The final program starts at 1 30 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Senator's Wife Rallies After Sharp Relapse in Idaho
Mrs. William E. Borah, wife of the senator, improved after a sharp relapse to psittacosis aided by convalescent serum. A 9:30 a.m. bulletin said she worsened since midnight, then a 3 p.m. update noted her heart strengthened and temperature lowered. Serum supplies came from Washington and Pasadena, with more anticipated tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
William E. Borah
Bureau of Public Health Laboratory
Washington
T Bureau of Public Health
Pasadena
Smoot Sees Bright Business Outlook on Westward Trip
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, chair of the senate finance committee, reports a general business pickup after a cross country journey. He says money is easier and crops are strong but prices for them remain a problem while predicting Hoover will take Utah and noting improved Republican prospects in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
West
Hoover
Roosevelt
Pocatello Mayor T C Coffin to Speak in Southern Idaho
Mayor T C Coffin of Pocatello who seeks the second district seat will tour southern Idaho speaking each evening except Sundays, through November 7. The schedule lists towns from Bancroft to Pocatello, with stops in Dubois Rockland Richfield Fairfield Owyhee Rigby Rexburg Teton County Shoshone Wendell Arco Soda Springs Halley American Falls Paul Glenns Ferry Twin Falls Gooding St. Anthony Mountain Home Malad Preston Montpelier Blackfoot Burley Paris Idaho Falls Jerome Buhl and finally Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Coffin
Pocatello
Congress
Idaho
Bancroft
Dubois
Rockland
Richfield
Fairfield
Owyhee County
Rigby
Rexburg
Teton County
Shoshone
Wendell
Arco
Soda Springs
Halley
American Falls
Paul
Glenns Ferry
Twin Falls
Gooding
St. Anthony
Mountain Home
Malad
Preston
Montpelier
Blackfoot
Burley
Paris
Idaho Falls
Rupert
Boise
Jerome
Buhl
No Word From Pacific Fliers Near Nome and San Francisco
Anxiety rose over the fate of three Japanese aviators in a goodwill flight sponsored by Hoch Shimbun after 30 hours without reliable news. The last verified position placed them 20 miles off Storom island in the Kuriles, 750 miles northeast of Tokyo, with a storm reported in the Bering Sea adding to concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nome
San Francisco
Ochiushi
Storom Island
Kuriles
Eiichiro Paba
Kiyoshi Honma
Tomoyoshi Ishita
Samushiro
Hoch Shimbun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazelmoor
Acatna Cunsriz
THE
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Pacific Northwest
Associated Press
Barzilla Clark
Minnesota
Addison Smith
Gotham
Senate
House of Representatives
Refinance Bank
GOP
William P. Wright
Grand Army of the Republic
Springfillinois
Smith
Western Colleges
W. E. Sharp
Borah
Bill Graves
Roy Saunders
Sonora
Marie Gibson
Miss Gibson
Pete
Shipman
Old Geronimo
Miss Shipman
Bronce
Bert Sibbets
Box Bay
Merle Hunt
Frank Elmo
Willard Lund
Oral Zumwalt
Wall Creek
Mont
Billy Kingham
Federal
Wyo
Les Williams
Lone Eagle
Donna Direct
Sam Riddle
Poca
Pacific Fliers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!