Assassination Attempt Wounds Chinese Premier Wang Ching-Wei
Assassin fires at a meeting of nationalist Chinese leaders in Nanking injuring Premier Wang Ching-Wei and another official. Sun Ming-Hsun, identified as a reporter, used a camera as a pistol shield. police call it a well organized Communist plot. Tseng Chun-Min and Kan Hai-Kuang were not seriously hurt.
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C. V. McDaniels
Associated Press
Nanking
China
Wang Ching- Wei
Japan
Chang Chi
Judicial Yuan
Sun Ming-Hsun
Sun
Shanghai
Suregon
J. H. Liuan
Bryant Washburn Jr Cleared in Hollywood Manslaughter Case
Bryant Washburn Jr son of a former silent film star was freed of a manslaughter charge over a Hollywood pedestrian death in a two month old crash. A jury of twelve quickly absolved him of blame.
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Los Angeles
Bryant Washburn, Jr
Hollywood
Young Washburn
Birger Murck
Scarlet Fever Cases Spread Through Pocatello
Seven new quarantine cases raise total to 32 in Pocatello as health officials meet to enforce a two week quarantine. Inkom and Tyhee schools remain closed and inspections continue to curb spread amid reports the illness centers in Bannock County.
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Arch Townend
Pocatello
Townend
H. H. Hughart
Inkom
Tyhee
Hazel Dobson
Gail Christensen
Bannock County
Federal coal tax imposed on nation’s producers
Washington reports a 15 percent excise tax on bituminous coal producers effective immediately but collectible January 2. About 2 000 mine owners have agreed to follow Littl NRA codes, supplying nearly half the output, while large firms like Pittsburgh Coal may withhold. Railroads and government contract holders may be required to buy code coal under the act.
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Washington
National Coal Commission
Supreme Court
The
Coal Commission
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Commission
H. J. Hunt
Thirty Six Lose Drivers' Licenses in Idaho
Boise records show thirty six licenses revoked for drunkenness since July 1 and seven suspended for other offenses. All but one of the drivers involved are men. A total of 147675 licenses have been issued to date.
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Boise
Three in Car Deaths in Cleveland Revealed as Family Tragedy
Phoenix detective ties three deaths in a Cleveland automobile to a murder suicide, identifying the victims as Tremaine E. Davis 39 Grace Loomis Davis 44 and Tremaine Jr 15. A gas chamber was created via garden hose from a floor hole to the exhaust as the car’s engine ran.
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Cleveland
Navy
A. J. Pearse
Tremaine E. Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Grace Loomis Davis
Tremaine, Jr
Bernard Wolf
Davis
Los Angeles
Edward Jackson
Unsettled Weather Heads Into Weekend
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with the southern portion warmer than elsewhere. A brief risk of showers appears, impacting outdoor plans in parts of the area. The system brings cloud cover and cooler air, with temperatures varying by region.
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Warner South
Winter Storm Grips Western States Across Canada
A sweeping cold wave from Medicine Hat to the Gulf of Mexico brings unseasonable temperatures. Seattle sets October low, Montana reports subzero windchills, and widespread snow and rain hit California Iowa Nebraska and nearby regions with frigid conditions across the northwest.
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Kansas City
Western America
Medicine Hat
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Seattle
Corvallis
Ore
California
Montana
Miles City
Kalispell
Havre
Canada
Chicago
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Valentine
Aberdeen
Sioux Palls
Yankton
Poison Mystery Is Investigated In Bremerton
Local sheriffs probe a suspected poisoning at a Bremerton residence after Mrs Hilda Mantyla died in her home yesterday. A desk was found ransacked and authorities search for the killer as they piece together the events surrounding her death.
Man Quizzed in Kidnapping Case In California
Clarence Silva 29 was questioned in Martinez about the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping in Iowa Washington last spring. He admitted visiting Tacoma to see a man known as A G Mahan and denied involvement. He previously was questioned by federal officers in El Sundo California.
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Mahan
el S Sundo
Calif
el S
Weyerhaeuser
John A. Miller
Tacoma
Silva
Italy Eyes Peace Talks As Nations Weigh Boycott
Italy returns to Geneva ready to hear peace terms. Mussolini support grows as Rome voices fascist sentiment against Britain. Ethiopian front reports aircraft downed and battles leave casualties among Ethiopians and Italian troops. Baron Aloisi Hoare and Premier Layal prepare to set boycott dates. Addis Ababa notes fighting near Mocadiscio, Malke Se.
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Italy
Geneva
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
Layal
France
League Assembly
Victor Emanuel
Mussolini
Rome
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Mocadiscio
Mexican Federals Bombard Rebels in Jalisco
El Universal reports two federal planes bombed and fired on rebels near Santa Maria del Valle in Jalisco killing and wounding 25. Federal cavalry pursued and dispersed the fighters. one federal soldier was killed and planes were damaged by rebel fire.
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Mexico City
el Universal
Guadalajara
Santa Maria del Valle
Jalisco
Taxes Due Notice Mailed By City Clerk Office
Current improvement tax notices are being mailed today per city clerk J Ward Green. Taxes are due November 15 and become delinquent December 6 with a two percent penalty and a 2 percent interest charge.
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J. Ward Green
Montana City Jolted Again by Severe Earthquake
Helena residents endured subzero weather as 728 tremors in 21 days continued after October shocks. The new quake caused 2 deaths and heavy damage estimated at 0.5 to 1 billion dollars. relief funds and aid from multiple Montana cities and the Red Cross were mobilized. Intermountain College and St Vincent's Academy faced damage. many residents evacuated to Great Falls and other towns.
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Helena
Mont
Roosevelt
Oscar Baarson
Weather Bureau
Intermountain Union College
Great Falls
Montana
Washington
Canada
Butte
County Medical Association
Red Cross
Miles City
Cy Hall
South Main Street
Last Chance Guich
O Kenrace
Gans
Klein
Toole
Wols
East Helena
Salt Carroll
Inter
Relief Administration
Aubrey Williams
Montana Relief Administration
Reeds
Hyde Park
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Federal
Boston
Cortland
Honduras
Italy Faces Boycott Then Seeks Geneva Peace Talks
Italy girds for the blow of boycotts as an envoy goes to Geneva to seek peace. Washington is asked what it will do about the Italo American trade agreement. Three diplomats will meet in Geneva to seek common ground for peace amid the Ethiopian dispute.
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Aduwa
Associated Press
Paramount
Dale Harrison
Italy
Geneva
United States
Washington
Ethiopia
Growers Turn Guns on AAA in Idaho Protest
Caldwell Idaho November meeting of Southwestern Idaho potato growers attacked the federal AAA potato control program arranging a resolution condemning the plan. Growers argued the system grants too much authority to the secretary of agriculture and fails to account for Idaho's high quality crop.
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Caldwell
Idaho
AAA
Twin Falls
R. H. Young
Parma
Crowers
Secretary of Agriculture
Oregon
Washington
Liggett, 78, Holds On After 45th Day Battle
Lieut. Gen. Hunter K. Liggett, veteran first Army commander in World War I, remained critical yet persistent on his forty fifth day of illness in San Francisco. Doctors reported he was “just holding his own” as he fought for life.
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San Francisco
Hunter K. Liggett
Scarlet Fever Victim Phyllis Anderson Buried at Blackfoot
Graveside services were held for 2 year old Phyllis Anderson of Sterling who died at home Wednesday of scarlet fever. Interment followed in Thomas Riverside cemetery. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson and several brothers and sisters. Mr Anderson is a rural mail carrier out of Pingree.
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Blackfoot
Phyllis Anderson
Oscar Anderson
Sterling
Thomas-Riverside
Anderson
Pingree
License Bureau Change Reassigns Driver Permit Duties
J B Rossiter is relieved of duty as automobile driver license bureau head. D W Bliss names L R Pugmire of Bennington to issue licenses for Idaho Falls to Utah Wyoming borders. Pugmire will spend two days every two weeks at Pocatello and Idaho Falls and one day in other towns. Examinations to be stiffened with eye tests and traffic rule questions. Schedule to be announced soon.
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J. B. Rossiter
D. W. Bliss
L. R. Pugmire
Bennington
Idaho Falls
Utah and
Wyoming
Mr. Pugmire
Pocatello
Bliss
Pugmire
Eastern Seaboard Quakes Trigger Mass Flight And Shock
A powerful earthquake sequence rattled the eastern United States and parts of Canada with tremors felt from Maine to Wisconsin. Harvard seismologist Dr. L Don Leet warned follow on shocks would come while Dr Chester A Reeds of the American Museum of Natural History explained rapid earth responses to surface pressure.
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New York
United States
L. Don Leet
Harvard University
Canada
Gotham
Chester A . Reeds
American Museum of Natural History
New York-New Jersey State Line
Helena
Honduras
L. C. Conant
Cornell University Seismological Station
Ithaca
N. Y
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
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League of Nations
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