Oregon Nine Is Winner After Great Battle
In a fifteen inning jun ior league final Woodburn Oregon defeated Pocatello 4 to 3 at Overland park to win the title and advance to the western sectional in Topeka Aug 23 to 25 Miles City Montana beat Walla Walla 8 to 4 in the consolation final Bevens also starred for Woodburn with a ninth inning homer and a fifteenth inning RBI single Nicholson made a key running one hand catch to save the game.
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Washington
Battleson
Woodburn
Sahlstrom
Bevens
Cooper
Black
Pocatello
Nicholson
Fellis
Oregon
Bonney
Miles City
Women Play Big NRA Part in Pocatello and Alameda
Miss Bertha L. Atkin titled Lieutenant General directs NRA women efforts in Pocatello and Alameda. She asks presidents of all women’s organizations to call in names and addresses to receive guidance on mobilizing women to boost employment and consumer power by patronizing Blue Eagle businesses.
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Pocatello and
Alameda
Bertha L. Atkin
Miss Atkin
No. 254
NRA
Board Orders Bannock Land Reassessed in Idaho
The Idaho board of equalization opens its final week amid disputes over farm and utility assessments. Gov. Ross defends high farm land valuations and orders Bannock county reassessment of irrigated land, notably McCammon and Tyhee areas, with some land may reach $80 to $100 per acre.
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Boise
Board of Equalization
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Ross
Canyon County
Bannock
Mark Manley
McCammon
Tyhee
Tulsa Baby Market Probe Uncovers Adoption Cash Scheme
Oklahoma officials report four babies sold for 70 to 100 dollars each after being offered for adoption. Physicians allegedly took the payments as hospital costs as state officials pursue legal action and push new legislation.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mabel Bassett
Oklahoma
Matrimonial Disputes Roil Probate Court and Havana
A probate judge in this county hears Leone Blasingame Zbrowsky’s claim she is the wife of Count Zbrowsky to revoke the administration of Jamina Williams for Frank Williams’s estate. In Havana, Brigadier Aincairt, former police chief, shot himself after being cornered. Also in Havana dock workers clash with strikebreakers, killing Angel Zamporza and wounding another.
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Havana
R. S. Callis
Leone Blasingame Zbrowsky
C. M. Jeffery
Count Zbrowsky
Hollywood
Frank
Scotty) Williams
Callis
Frank Williams
Leotie Blasingame
Salt Lake City
Leone Maried Hyrum Dempsey
Farmington
Utah
A. B. Aincairt
Gerardo Machado
Sessions Predicts Strong Idaho Dry Vote Against Repeal
J Wyley Sessions of the L.DS. Institute at Pocatello told Idaho Allied Drys officials in Boise that southeastern Idaho will vote strongly against repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. He warned the dry campaign will struggle for north side support and predicted a close vote with wet leaders unlikely to win by default.
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Boise
Idaho
J. Wyley Sessions
L.ds. Institute
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho Allied Drys
Jim Farley
Sessions
L.ds
R. N. McCracken
Allied Dry Association
John Hillman
Park purse theft report sparks mall theft suspicions
C N Sheldon reports that a purse belonging to his wife containing five and two dollar bills was stolen at Ross Park Saturday afternoon. mall boys are suspected.
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C. N. Sheldon
North Garfield
Ross Park
Legion Selects All Star Players from Regional Teams
A Legion sports committee named an all star team featuring Voget of Woodburn and Gilmer of Miles City at catcher, Black of Pocatello, Schwab and Bevens of Woodburn as pitchers, Goldstein of Miles City at first base, Coleman of Woodburn at second, Atkinson of Pocatello at third, Cooper of Pocatello at short, Battleson of, Nicholson in center, Pizer of Pocatello in right, with Reavis of Walla Walla as utility infield and Reith as utility outfield.
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Legion Sports Committee
Voget
Woodburn
Gilmer
Miles City
Black
Pocatello
Schwab
Bevens
Goldstein
Coleman
Atkinson
Reavis
Walla Walla
Reith
Vanderbilt Marries Gertrude Conaway Quietly at Newport
Harold S. Vanderbilt and Miss Gertrude Lewis Conaway wed quietly in New York. The 49 year old railroad director sails for Europe with the new bride aboard the Rex. Conaway, Philadelphia socialite, is daughter of John Conaway, noted horseman and society figure.
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New York
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Newport
Gertrude Lewis Conaway
Philadelphia
Europe
Rex
Lst
John Conaway
Socie
Enterprise
Thomas Lipton
Vanderbilt
America
William K. Vanderbilt
O. H. P. Belmont
William K Vanderbilt
Ross Park course in fine condition
The Ross park golf course has been put in excellent shape the past week with fairways and greens cut and watering aiding drying conditions. Mayor Brown estimates bond issues for water mains and reservoir projects if federal support is secured, detailing costs and Mills levies. Nearby resident Mrs. Jack Holt asks police to locate her husband who left McCammon for work in Pocatello.
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Ross Park
F. E. Birrell
Chas. A. Brown
Pocatello
Jack Holt
McCammon
Two Escape From Bannock County Jail
Frank Homan and Eddie Mosby escaped Bannock County jail at 8 p m as Carl Ernst aided by beating night jailer Burr Brown. Ernst was captured and returned to his cell with trustees help. Brown believes cell doors were unlocked. Ernst would have fled but was attacked by Duane Richmond. Mosby freed Homan then helped escape. Brown was attacked. Homan with others tried to break jail two weeks prior. Homan held on robbery charge. Ernst on burglary. Mosby burglary of Peters Shoe Store. Homan rumored to have left Pocatello with four women. Mosby believed nearby.
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Frank Homan
Eddie Mosby
Bannock
Carl Ernst
Burr Brown
Ernst
Brown
Duane Richmond
Mosby
Homan
Peters
Pocatello
Hog prices fall in Idaho market on August 19
Idaho hog prices slipped 25 cents per hundredweight to 9 dollars as Pacific coast shortages eased and eastern quotes lagged. Butterfat prices declined one cent, from 23 to 17 cents, over the week.
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Boise
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt Signs NRA Codes to Cover Major Industries
In a dramatic climax President Roosevelt signs the oil, steel, and lumber codes bringing two thirds of industrial workers under the NRA blue eagle. Hugh S. Johnson and officials announce the codes after hours of negotiation. The lumber code had already been signed, coal talks continue with no immediate agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
NRA
Blue Eagle
Aanie Aftandy
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
E. M. Simpson
Monkeys to aid in fight against sleeping sickness
In St Louis a monkey is to be inoculated with encephalitis virus to test an immunizing serum. Dr J P Leake of the US Public Health Service obtained authorization to purchase the animals for lab use, with Washington offering further help if the outbreak grows.
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Aim of
St. Louis
Paul J. Zenta
Zenta
J. P. Leake
United States Public Health Service
Hugh S. Cumming
Washington
Leake
Plane Drops to Earth in Marsh Near Leipsic
A red cabin monoplane fell into the Leipsic marsh near Dover after a lightning strike. It burned, exploded, and was buried eight feet deep as high tides hampered rescue. The single pilot, Harold McMahon of Oyster Bay, was missing. Idaho pair sunny with normal temperatures expected Sunday and Monday.
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Dover
Del
Leipsic
Here
Harold McMahon
Oyster Bay, L. I
Request to captains to name workers for publication
A wartime memo from Colonel Leo Hood requests captains of NRA Army divisions to provide the names of workers in their companies by Monday night. The aim is to publish the list and publicly identify the workers.
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NRA Army
Theatre Tickets Presented Winners
The Tribune Fox Orpheum contest awarded five free tickets today to Helen Morris Paul George George Kelsey Sylvia Hemming and Vergene Stewart. This is day four of the contest with five tickets awarded daily to the most consistent winner who will receive a month pass to the Fox Orpheum. Several winners have not yet reported to the Tribune.
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Tribune-Fox-Orpheum
Helen Morris
Paul George
George Kelsey
Sylvia Hemming
Vergene Stewart
Orpheum
Tribune
Fox-Orpheum
The
Missouri Votes Wet by Two to One in Early Returns
Missouri early returns show repeal of the 18th Amendment at about 2 to 1. Data from 716 of 4113 precincts indicate 69,54 in favor and 33,451 against with strong rural and urban backing. Jefferson City reports a 10 to 1 repeal margin as voter interest appears low overall.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Jackson County
Kansas City
Coffin Challenged to Liquor Debate in Caldwell
Clarence Roberts of Parma, master of Canyon county Pomona Grange, mails a challenge to Congressman Thomas C. Coffin to debate the prohibition issue in Caldwell on or before September 10. The Grange speaker has not yet been chosen. Coffin has advocated repeal of the prohibition amendment since returning from Washington. Also, railway mail clerks and families plan their annual picnic at Meridell Park Tuesday with lunch at 5:30 sharp.
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Caldwell
Clarence Roberts
Parma
Canyon County
Pomona Grange
Thomas C. Coffin
Grange
Congressman Coffin
Washington
Meridell Park
Kiss Contest at Coney Island Draws Nationwide Entries
The kissing marathon at Luna Park in Coney Island promises rain or shine spectacle this Monday afternoon. Rex Billings notes the event is free with rules banning onions and peeking one eye, while Bert Nevins touts the long kiss as the championship feat.
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Associated Press
New York
Ladiece
Gen Sman
Coney Island
Rex Billings
Luna Park
Brooklyn
Long Island
Bert Nevins
Nevins
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R. L. Getty
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E. G. Houde
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Angel Zamporza
Raphael Doniphan
Legion
Homedale
Ole Cox Af Marsing
Dorothy
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Owyhee County
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