Party predicts clear GOP win for Idaho nominees
R P Parry, chairman of Idaho Republicans, forecasts victory for all Republican state and congressional candidates. He cites county reports showing a strong trend with expected margins of 10 000 to 20 000 votes and a minimum plurality of 12 000 for Hoover and Curtis.
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Boise
Pocatello Tribune
Hoover
Curtis
R. P. Parry
Republican State Central Committee
Parry
Idaho
Heavy vote anticipated as 1932 election nears
Washington reports a weary electorate prepared for a day of political calm to decide between Hoover Curtis and Roosevelt Garner. Nearly 47 million registered, with last minute speeches by Hoover in Minnesota and Roosevelt in New York shaping final arguments.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Roosevelt
Garner
Republic
Herbert Hoover
Minnesota
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Idaho Parties Predict Wins in State Races
Idaho party chiefs forecast Republican and Democratic outcomes for Tuesday ballots. Republican claims range from Hoover 12,000 to Thomas over 18,000, while Democratic figures cite Roosevelt 20,000 to 25,000 and Pope about 10,000. Coffin and Ross are mentioned with varying margins, and notes reference an entire state ticket and Republican or Democratic legislatures.
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T. A. Walters
Roosevelt
Pope
White
Coffin
Ross
Maniac Slays School Worker At Convent In New York
In Highland Mills New York on November 5 a former employe Anthony Churillo aged 43 returned to Jesus and Mary convent to settle a grudge. He killed the janitor and held 20 girl students and several nuns captive for four hours before state troopers killed him.
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Highland Mills
N. Y
Jesus and May
Anthony Churillo
Middletown
Monroe
Edward Haggerman
Harold Quinn
Quinn
Unsettled Weather With Showers Ahead
The forecast calls for showers Sunday with generally fair conditions Monday. The north region remains unsettled with moderate temperatures guiding the split in outlook.
Borah closes with inspired party defense
Senator William E Borah electrified a Boise audience as he vowed to fight to the last ditch to repeal the eighteenth amendment He warned against campaigning constraints and attacked rival remarks by Al Smith and Governor Roosevelt calling them labels and missteps in the ongoing political debate
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Boise
William E. Borah
New York
Newark
al Smith
Boston
Smith
Hoovers
Idaho
Roosevelt
Hallowe'en Masks Rob Clemenceau Bank Robbery
In Clemenceau Arizona two robbers in Hallowe'en masks raided the Bank of Clemenceau and took between 5000 and 7000 dollars mostly small denomination currency from assistant cashier W G Thompson. Earlier on September 6 two men seized cashier Frank Work and stole about 1700 from the bank vault after abducting him. a third raider stood guard over Mrs Work. A time lock on an inner vault saved most funds.
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Clemenceau, Ariz
Bank of Clemenceau
W. G. Thompson
Frank Work
Rev Wood to Washington for Armistice Day rites
The Rev. I. Q. Wood national Legion chaplain and former Trinity Episcopal pastor will travel to Washington D C to take part in rededication services at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery on Armistice Day. He will visit family in Richmond Va and then proceed to Legion headquarters in Indianapolis.
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I. Q. Wood
The
American Legion
Trinity Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Wood
East
Richmond
National Legion
Indianapolis
Nominee Attacks Party's Program
Glenns Ferry Idaho November 5 Republican governor candidate Byron Defenbach condemned opponents for defending the current administration and failing to propose a future program. He pledged at least a 25 percent cut in state expenses and blamed two years of Democratic rule for rising spending despite a drop in taxable wealth.
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Glenns Ferry
Idaho
Byron Defenbach
Woman sees her family perish in Lake of the Woods rescue
Mrs Eyner Peterson of Chicago was rescued by Indians after a night adrift on Lake of the Woods. Her husband two daughters and their guide drowned when an outboard boat capsized near a tourist camp five miles from Hester Falls amid strong winds. She was brought to Fort Frances terrified and half hysterical.
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Fort France
Ont
Eyner Peterson
Chicago
Lake of the Woods
Hester Falls
Officer grabs two suspects
Beloit Wisconsin November 9 officers arrest Henry Vance 57 and Hayes White 55 two Beloit men on breaking and entering charges after a detective said they plotted to tamper with rails for President Hoover's special train. Both men failed to post 1000 bonds and await preliminary examinations. Vance was found with a crowbar north of Beloit. White denied ownership.
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Beloit
Wis
Navy
Henry Vance
Hayes White
Hoover
Vance
White
English Spinners End Strike After Ballot in Lancashire
Manchester England November 5 The cotton spinners strike ended today with work to resume on Monday after a union ballot. About 150000 spinners were idle when 80 percent of Lancashire mills halted on October 31 over a wage cut of 5 to 8 percent. This followed a prior four week weavers strike in July.
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Manchester
Eng
Lancashire
Airline Escapes Gasoline Tax Ruling in Boise
A three judge federal court granted United Airlines a perpetual injunction against collecting the Idaho gasoline tax. The suit argued the tax fell on dealers, not importers, and that it violated interstate commerce. The court found United not a dealer and thus exempt.
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Boise
United Airlines
Tribune Plans Early Election Count Broadcast
The Pocatello Tribune reports that The Associated Press will compile results as polls close with a loudspeaker and screen to flash city county state and national totals. An election party begins at 7 p m with about 60 000 participants aiding prompt coverage as results flow to state and national bureaus.
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George Washington
United States
Associated Press
The
Pocatello Tribune
Lawrence Haight
Tribune
Gone
Mem
Ber
Asociated Press Bureau
Washington
National Tabulating Center
Legislative Department
Aasoria
Canadian Wheat Men Favor Strike
In Rumsey Alberta on November 5, over 90 percent of local wheat farmers backed a nationwide strike to occur before the 1933 seeding season. They urged cooperation with farmers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba and urged government aid to secure costs for producing the 1933 crop.
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Rumsey
Alta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Dominion
Ross Proclaims Week for P T A
Boise Idaho November 5 Governor C Ben Ross issued a proclamation declaring November 15 to 21 as parent teacher week. He urged education to uphold American standards and praised Parent Teacher associations for keeping schools intact and shaping future education.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Gallant Sir Wins Latonia Championship by Six Lengths
Latonia Kentucky November 15 Gallant Sir captured the $25 000 added Latonia championship easing through a muddy track to win by six lengths over C V Whitneys Mad Frump with co favorite Gusto fading to third position.
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Latonia
Gallant Sir
C. V. Whitney
Mad Frump
Gusto
Big Pocatello vote indicated
The Tribune reports a record turnout in Pocatello with about 13 000 registered on the night, based on 13 precincts plus Alameda. Alameda precinct tallied 1296 names, precinct No 8 had 1130, with statewide variations possible as counts are incomplete. Total May registration 10 164, up 2862 since the primary.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Alameda
Pocatello and Alameda
Seed Show Opens at Idaho State University Thursday
Plans for the twenty second Idaho State Seed Show completed. Event to run Thursday through Saturday in Frazier hall at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. H W Hulbert of Moscow leads opening session at 10 30 a m Thursday with Nat Block of Pocatello delivering welcome and Hulbert responding. Cash prizes totaling 1041 offered across seed classes plus ribbons and special awards.
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Idaho
American Legion
F. Lee Johnson
Boise
Agri
Hoover on Air Monday Evening
Final Republican campaign broadcast announced with President Hoover and Calvin Coolidge as chief speakers. Also listed are Everett Sanders, Ogden Mills, Mrs. Christine Bradley South, L. J. Taber, W. L. Hutchinson. WEAF NBC network to carry the program from 7 30 to 9 p m Pocatello time.
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Pocatello
Elko
Palo Alto
Calif
Mr. Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Chicago
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Christine Bradley South
Kentucky
L. J. Taber
The
Grange
W. L. Hutchinson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
WEAF
NBC
Colorado U and several teams roll in college football results
Rocky Mountain Colorado U 0 Utah I 0. Colorado College 31 Western State 0. Denver U 7 Wyoming 0. Colorado Mines 0 Colorado Teachers 14. Army 46 New York U 13. Princeton 53 Lehigh 0. Dartmouth 25 New Hampshire 0. Pittsburgh 19 Colgate 32. Cornell 40 Albright 14.
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Rocky Mountain Colorado U
Utah
Colorado College
Western State
Denver U
Wyoming
Colorado Mines
Colorado Teachers
Harvard
Army
New York
Georgia
Fordham
St. Mary's
Navy
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Colgate
Mississippi College
Cornell
Albright
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Greek courts detain Insull amid extradition ruling
Samuel Insull stood in the Athens court of appeals as a judge ordered continued detention pending extradition to the United States. Indicted in Chicago for embezzlement and larceny linked to the collapse of Middle West Utilities, he has fled across Europe before Greece confirmed the retroactive effect of the new extradition treaty. He was arrested at his hotel after traveling from Italy.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Court of Appeals
America
Chicago
Middle West Utilities Company
United States
France
Italy
Greece
Marriage License Issued in Salt Lake City
Hyrum A. Terry age 23 of Salt Lake City and Viola Sorensen age 22 of Pocatello obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City today.
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Salt Lake City
Hyrum A. Terry
Viola Sorensen
Pocatello
Unsettled Sunday Forecast Across Regions
The forecast notes unsettled conditions likely Sunday with possible rain in the northwest portion. Warmer temperatures are expected in the southeast, with generally fair weather anticipated for Monday.
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James A. Farley
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ST. Paul Coliseum
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Parry and Walters
Thomas
Maniac
G.co.p. Aid
Borah
Hallowe'en
Rev. Wood
BIG Pocatello
Southern California
Stanford
Oregon State
Oregon
San Jose
Nevada
Princeton
Lehigh
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