Train Crash Near Tucumcari Kills Six Injures Forty
The Golden State Limited plunged through a washed out bridge west of Tucumcari New Mexico at dawn. Six dead include three women and two men with engineer C. J. Grost identified. Forty injured as cars fared into the arroyo. Rescue teams from El Paso and Amarillo assist the scene.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Golden State Limited
Los Angeles
Chicago
Here
C. J. Grost
el Paso
Amarillo
Southern Pacific Lines
Rock Island
Southern Pacifit
T. F. Wheelock
Carrizozo
Five Die As Airliner Crashes Into Mesa Mountain
A Transcontinental Western tri motor crashed into the south end of Mesa mountain near Quay New Mexico killing five. Pilot H R Morgan Co Pilot W G Barcus and Mr and Mrs Ralph Gore of Albuquerque and their 3 year old granddaughter Evelyn Gore were named among the dead. AMARILLO Texas officials confirmed the Gore family aboard the plane.
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Clovis
N. M
Mesa Mountain
Quay
Here
H. R. Morgan
W. G. Barcus
Ralph Gore
Albuquerque
Evelyn Gore
Paul Gore
Amarillo
Texas
Amarilly
Today’s Scores Recap From Baseball Doubleheaders
National and American league results list tense innings and run totals for multiple matchups. Cleveland Seattle Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis New York Pittsburgh and Brooklyn show varied outcomes with pitchers sharing duties and late-inning rally momentum.
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Cleveland
Stewart
Russell
Sewell
Hildebrand
Pytlak
Burke
Berg
Pearson
New York
Detroit
Devens
Dickey
Marberry
Hayworth
Philadel
Chicago
Mahaffey
Barrett
Walberg
Coons
Cochrane
Miller
Hevin
Berry
Boston
Louis
Welch
Rhodes
Ferrell
Grey
Stiles
Hebert
Hemsley
Many Inquiries for Homesteads in Alaska Area
Fred W. Johnson, commissioner of the general land office, and Mrs. Johnson visited Blackfoot. He plans to visit Salt Lake City Blackfoot Evanston Buffalo Cheyenne Denver and Pueblo while on his trip. At each land office he reports many inquiries about homesteading and Alaska homestead laws attract unprecedented attention.
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Blackfoot
Fred W. Johnson
General Land Office
Railroads Report July Income Up Amid Growth
NEW YORK August 29 Net operating income of 58 railroads in July totaled 49,450,000 an increase of 4248 percent over 9,423,000 in July 1932 The total also gained 6 1 percent over June s 46,602,000 Gross revenues reached 229,817,000 up from 188,396,000 a year earlier an increase of 22 percent.
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New. York
Widow questioned in death of Spokane sportsman
Mrs Lily Banka Gaines held for questioning in Spokane two weeks after her husband Dr James I Gaines was shot to death. Prosecutor said no charge filed and she remained free earlier. she described finding her husband dying in the driveway after three shots. The investigation ties in Mrs Harriette Andrews who rented an apartment from Gaines and later filed for divorce. Gaines had returned from a Lake Coeur d Alene boating trip and visited Andrews before his death.
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Spokane
Wash
James I. Gaines
Lily Banka Gaines
C. W. Greenough
Dr. Gaines
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Harriette Andrews
Gaines
Local man Wheeler dies in rooming house
Twin Falls authorities investigated the death of B Wheeler of Pocatello who registered August 22 and appeared unsettled before saying things were going against him He was found dead yesterday afternoon with a bottle nearby and police examined a liquid to see if it was poison No Wheeler records could be found in the city later today
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Twin Falls
B. Wheeler
Pocatello
Fellis Heads to Boise for Junior Year Baseball Return
Nick Fellis, third baseman for the Pocatello American Legion team, travels to Boise Thursday to attend high school this winter as a junior. He will join the junior class.
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Nick Fellis
Pocatello American Legion
Boise
Idaho board to meet on dean search and school fund plan
The state board of education will convene September 3 and 4 in Boise to pick a new dean for the University Southern Branch at Pocatello, discuss county apportionment of the state school fund, and consider building an infirmary at the Moscow university. The president must review candidate lists, with Idahoans and outsiders among them.
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Boise
Southern Branch
Pocatello
State School Fund
Moscow
State Board of Education
John W. Condie
M. G. Neale
Idaho
Idaho Advisory Board
Public Works Administration
National Administration
Three Airmen Die In Randolph Field Crashes
Three Randolph field fliers died when two pursuit training planes crashed during takeoff at Randolph. Lieut Harley Grater instructor and Cadet William Pasche were killed. Cadet H R Sandberg died in the crash. Lieut Louis Vaupre survived after leaping from his plane with injuries.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Field
West Point of the
Harley FR Grater
Lebanon
Ind
William Pasche
Chicago Tl
H. R. Sandber
Denver
Louis K. Vaupre
Vaupre
Army
Lieutenant Grater
Cadet Sandberg
Cadet Pasche
President lauds Eagles for work and national campaigns
Local Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts Idaho Falls visitors for a district session. Speaker Hon. T. C. Coffig highlights the Eagles’ 1930s stabilization employment program as a foundation of the NRA and notes support for workmen’s compensation widow’s pensions and Old Age pensions. President Roosevelt’s letter to Louis Ludlow is cited as praising the organization’s public service efforts.
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Order of Eagles
Idaho Falls
T. C. Coffig
Idaho
Congress
The
Eagles
Order
NRA
Roosevelt
Louis Ludlow
Brooklyn Acrie
Pred Chandler Birth of Son in Wapello
Mr and Mrs Pred Chandler of Wapello announce the birth of a son on August 28.
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Blackfoot
Pred Chandler
Wapello
Class of 1928 Plans Reunion Meeting
Members of the Pocatello High School class of 1928 will meet Friday September 1 at 6 30 p m at the Hi way Inn south of the city for their first reunion since graduation John Weston class president says it will be a dinner dance and invites friends of class members to attend Reservations are required Miss Genevieve Baldwin 247 North Twelfth phone 1488 M is in charge of details
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Pocatello High School
Hi-way Inn
John Weston
Weston
Genevieve Baldwin
North Twelfth
Judge Upheld U S Farm Act In Chicago Milkshed Case
Justice Daniel W. O'Donoghue of the District of Columbia supreme court upheld the constitutionality of the agriculture adjustment act. He dismissed a bid for a temporary injunction to restrain Secretary Wallace from enforcing the Chicago milkshed agreement citing emergency justification. Plaintiffs Milton R. Beck and Economy Milk Co contested the 10 cent a quart price, warning it would ruin their over-the-counter cash business. they now sell milk for 6 1 4 cents a quart.
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Washington
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wallace
Chicago
Neil Burkinshaw
Nugent Dodds
Milton R. Beck
Stickney, Ill
Economy Milk Company
Norman Park
Ill
Driver Injured In Collision At Maple and Yellowstone
LeRoy Edgley a 27 year old truck driver for Wilkes Tasty Food Store sustained a severely sprained ankle and bruised left leg when his car was struck after Edgley entered the through highway at the Maple avenue Yellowstone highway intersection. J A McDonald 39 was the other driver. State traffic officer D W Bliss cited a third car driven by E H Hanes Alameda village constable who barred McDonald's view by stopping too close to the highway and signaling Edgley to proceed.
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LeRoy Edgley
North Arthur
E. H. Hanes
Alameda
McDonald's
Hanes
Edgley
Blissed
Idaho Riders Shine at Big Rodeo with Top Placements
In Chicago on August 29 three Idaho riders earned money at the rodeo. Pete Grubb of Blackfoot placed fourth in saddle bronc, Jack Kirchner of Blackfoot finished second in steer wrestling, and Harry Hart of Pocatello took third in steer wrestling.
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Chicago
Idaho
Pete Grubb
Blackfoot
Jack Kirchner
Harry Hart
Pocatello
Double killing shocks Hollywood two men slain at Italian restaurant
Three gunmen entered a fashionable Italian restaurant in Hollywood and killed Harry Mackley and Frank Keller both of St. Louis. Police suspect a reprisal linked to a 1929 Antink case and seek two young women who lured the victims. Detectives found $1000 worth of narcotics in an apartment tied to the victims.
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Hollywood
Cal
Harry Mackley
Frank Keller
St. Louis
Mackley
Harry Frank
Abe Frank
New York City
David Antink
The
Sun Realty Company
Antink
Morris Moll
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Joe Taylor
Keller
Sonia Dresnick
Miss Dresnick
Pay Final Tribute To Former City Police Court Judge John Wesley Peter
Residents of Pocatello gathered for funeral services at the Methodist church at 2 PM for John Wesley Peter former city police court judge and church leader who died Sunday night after a year long paralytic stroke. The Rev I G Roddy and Rev Joseph Chester led services with interment at Mountainview cemetery under McHan mortuary.
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Pocatello
John Wesley Peter
Peter
Judge Peter
I. G. Roddy
Baptist’ Church
Joseph Chester
Methodist Church
Federal Cash To Meet Emergency
United States funds drive Roosevelt recovery program with emphasis on public works and NRA. Treasury reports daily ready money over $1 billion while public works has allocated over $1.2 billion for construction including naval ships. NRA costs borne by industries and consumers. Rebuilding drives extend to mortgage relief and reconstruction efforts.
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Treasury
Public Works Administration
NRA
Home Loan Bank Board and Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica Cal Aug 29 Will Rogers dismisses the brain trusters and predicts the end of college professors in government He argues professors rely on books while politicians understand human nature and mob sentiment He jokes that old politicians remain dominant and musso linis in the country through the era
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Santa Monica
Cal
Moley
Hokum
Hooey
Will Rogers
NRA workers launch drive in Pocatello
About 600 workers canvassed Pocatello to promote President Roosevelt the recovery act code. Major C H Cannon led the campaign with local leaders General R H Wells Col Leo Hood and Rev Joseph Chester urging immediate work to earn first city status in the Intermountain region.
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NRA
Pocatello
Recreation Hall
R. H Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Chester
General Wells
United Patriotic Action
Col
Leo Hood
Bertha L. Atkin
L. J. Schnabel
Hilda Howard van Epps
Recovery Act
Helen M. Wilson
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Mountain Side
Ittsburgh
Eudy Ball
Brooklyn
Idaho Lake
Wheeler
State Board
Neiile
Lauds
Son
Justice of Supreme Court
Judge BE
G. Houde
Walter H. Cleare
J. M. W. Cannon
D. I. Stone
Charles Gustin
T. D. Jones
C. W. Pomeroy
Lowell Merrill
W. A. Young
Paul de Vriendt
William Allen
William Enke
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan Mortuary
National Recovery Administration
Tribune
Paul Roberts
A. W. Hall
George Spongberg
C. H. Cannon
Rae P. Stratford
Don C. Brown
Cannon
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