Mediterranean peace talks ease Italian British clash
Paris diplomatic circles report a settlement between Mussolini and Britain to calm tensions in the Mediterranean. Mussolini will reduce forces in Libya, Britain will reduce its fleet, and anti British propaganda in Italy will end. Talks began in Geneva with Sir Samuel Hoare and Baron Aloisi.
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Great Britain
Paris
Mediterranean
Pierre Laval
France
East Africa
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
England
League
Geneva
Samuel Hoare
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Il Duce
Eric Drummond
Defense Council
London
Dibvan
Stanley Baldwin
Makale
Asmara
Eritrea
Peery Re elected Mayor of Ogden
Ogden voters reelected Mayor Hartman W. Peery by a five to one margin with 9,348 votes to 1,758 for Ora Bundy. Fred E. Williams lost his eight year incumbent commissioner bid while Edward T. Saunders won the four year commissioner post. A proposed charter change for a council manager form failed.
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Ogden
Hartman W. Peery
Fred E. Williams
Mr. Peery
Ora Bundy
Edward T. Saunders
Williams
University sleuth laments missing witnesses in Key case
Dean Earl Miller of the University of California Los Angeles says in Amarillo that it looks like they have lost a good fullback if they cannot locate several missing witnesses in the eligibility investigation of Ted Key, battering fullback.
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Amarillo
Texas
Dean Earl Miller
University of California At Los Angeles
Ted Key
Assault Case Before Court In Vernal Furniss Trial
The state v Vernal Furniss opened in district court with Judge I E McDougall presiding. The jury was being selected as Milton Zener prosecuted and Sam Adelstein defended. The alleged July 5 assault involved threats to prevent resistance after a dance near Memorial park.
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Vernal
Memorial Park
Blane Bowers
Furniss
North Main Street
Newspapermen Win Texas Court Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled district judges lacked authority to bar newspaper publication of trial testimony and freed six Houston newspapermen from contempt charges. They had refused Judge Munson’s order to withhold testimony in Clyde Thompson’s murder trial, which prosecutors argued could affect jury selection in two related cases.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Today
Houston
M. S. Munson
Angleton
Clyde Thompson
Tife Tormer
Munson
Pork Still Valued In West Idaho And Utah Households
Utah and Idaho housewives note pork remains expensive as market reports suggest potential price relief elsewhere. Beef holds at 25 cents per pound for top cuts, while lamb and mutton stay near recent levels. pork remains a luxury with prices 35 to 39 cents per pound, higher than 1933 levels.
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Idaho
Utah
West
Salt Lake City
Middle West
Excheauers
Mercury
Rebels clash with federal army in Sonora. soldier killed
Reports from Nogales indicate a pitched battle near Tobari with six federal troops wounded and one killed. About 600 rebels, 250 armed with American machine guns, fought alongside the rebels. An American explorer in Phoenix said communism gains and church closures fuel rebel anger, while Catholic leaders in Mexico City react to the Lagarte Cardenas government’s stance on church policy.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Tobari
Phoenix
Ariz
Carveth Wells
Mexico
Mexico City
Silvano Barba Gonzales
Lagate Cardenas
Elks Host to Legion Post in Town Community Night
About 450 members of the American Legion and B P O Elks gathered at the Elks temple to strengthen ties between the groups. Pocatello lodge hosts included a pep session for the University Montana State homecoming at Hutchinson Field. Highlights featured the Univ pep band serenade and talks by H Cady Dick Leach and F M Bistline plus performances by the Gardner and Harris troupes and the Trumpeters Three.
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B. P. O. Elks
Elks Temple
Pocatello Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
University-Montana State
Hutchinson Field
RK. W. Jones
Harold Hinckley
W. Cady
Dick Leach
F. M Bistline
H. K. Hooks, Jr
John R. Nichols
University
J. C. Gardner
Harris- Saunders
Eggs Scrambled By Portland Rose
Caldwell Idaho November 6 Twenty cases of eggs were crushed on the Oregon Short Line railroad right of way after the Portland Rose train collided with a truck driven by Joe Duree at a street crossing. Duree escaped with only a minor bump while nearly all the eggs were broken.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
Portland Rose
Joe Duree
Duree
Community rush drives 605 ticket pledges for homecoming game
One thousand five bets to the University homecoming football game with Montana State were pledged by local civic groups and business firms after a chamber meeting in Bannock. Past purchases total 604 with 605 more pledged, plus 25 Tiger players as guests.
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Pocatello Business Houses
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock
Ivan Gaaser
Tiger Squad
University
Kenneth
Rudolph Gorangon
Drews Anderson
William S. Cady
Vanderbilt Jr and Helen Vanderbilt Reported to Consider Divorce
New York Sun reports attorney Max Steuer confirming rumors that Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and his third wife Helen Warner Vanderbilt are contemplating divorce.
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New York
The
New York Sun Today
Max Steuer
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Helen Warner Vanderbilt
Marcus Loses in Salt Lake City Mayor Race
In Salt Lake City, E B Erwin won the mayoral contest with 20 414 votes to Louis Marcus 19 297. Commissioner results show Murdoch 20 997 Keyser 19 858 Knight 16 810 Sims 15 758. Local turnout 40 711 with nonpartisan but Democratic backing for Erwin and Murdoch.
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Salt Lake City
Louis Marcus
Utah
E. B. Erwin
Erwin
Marcus
John M Knight
Public Safety Department
William Murdoch
George D. Keyser
Murdoch
Keyser
Knight
Norman L. Sims
City Voters’ League
Provo
Mark Anderson
Htate
A. O Smoot
A. G. Lundstrom
O. A. Sonne
H. Reuben Pederson
Logan
J. Wesley Horsley
Brigham City
Wil! R. Holmes
Park City
Foster A. Jones
Len C. Sandal
Board of Trustees
Layton
Heber J. Sessions
Parmington
Jedekiah Abbot
Ezra T. Hatch
Woods Cross
S. B. Dunn
Ing Thomas W. Butters
Florida Storm Expected To Return To Florida
Floridians brace for a second hit from a freak hurricane that caused more than 2 million dollars in damage and seven deaths. The storm moved from the Atlantic and into the Everglades after threatening the Gulf, with warnings of hurricane force winds and rough seas for vessels from Louisiana to Cedar Keys.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Cedar Keys
Gulf
Jacksonville Weather Bureau
Florida Ata N
Tampa
Atlantic
Miami
Everglades
Elizabeth Waslown
Miami Beach
Ineland
East and West Clash Over Idaho Bishop Election in Episcopal Meeting
At the Episcopal Church annual meeting in Houston on November 6 bishops from across the United States and territories debated the Idaho missionary district. Western bishops favored immediate election of a new Idaho bishop while eastern clerics proposed division of the district or postponement until the next general election. The gathering approved six bishop registrations and discussed fundraising to cover deficits for 1936.
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Houston
Tex
Pi— East
West
Idaho
House of Bishops of
The
Episcopal Church
North Georgia
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Pacific Coast
Maxon
Tennessee
House
National Council
Relief squash shipment offered to those in need
The Commodity Distribution office of the TERA announced a surplus squash supply for relief cases or canning. It urges eligible individuals with limited funds to call immediately at FERA headquarters, 910 South Second, to obtain some before it spoils.
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TERA
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910 South Second
Idaho relief rolls add jobs rule statewide
In Boise on November 6 an order by A W Jacomini assistant administrator of the Idaho emergency relief administration classed as ineligible for Works Progress administration jobs all persons whose names were not listed on relief rolls before November 1 1930.
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Boise
A. W. Jacomini
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
Works Administration
Progress
New Deal Vindicated by Majorities in Several States
Republican and Democratic leaders claimed national implications from recent results. In New York, Republicans won a state assembly majority, while Democrats touted a large popular vote margin for Roosevelt. New Jersey saw mixed outcomes with GOP gains and Democratic assembly majorities in Hudson County. Kentucky shifted toward the governor’s race as ballots counted.
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Republcan
New York State
New York
House of Representatives
Lehman
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
Edward W. Curley
Victor Santini
Congress
Curley
Anthony J. Griffin
William B. Barry
Joseph M. Conroy
William J. Brunner
Queens County
Farley
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
G.O.P
Pennsylvania
Chandler leads in Kentucky returns in midterm election
Lieutenant Governor A B R Chandler wins large edge over Republican Circuit Judge King Swope as partial returns from 58 of 120 Kentucky counties show 28 023 to 19 805 votes with Prohibition repeal and old age pensions yielding sizable support across the state.
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Louisville
Chandler
King Swope
Kentucky
Swope
Son of British royalty weds son of royalty in Buckingham Palace
The Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montague-Douglas Scott wed in a quiet Buckingham Palace ceremony. Archbishop of Canterbury presided as the couple were pronounced man and wife. The wedding follows the duke of Kent’s nuptials last November and the royal parents attended in formal attire.
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Duke of Gloucester
England
Alice Montague-Douglas Scott
Buckingham Palace
Alice
Hussars
Canterbury
Prince of Wales
Duke of Buccleuch
Duke of Kent
Marina
Welsh Guards
Duke of York
Scots Guards
George
Queen Mary
King George
Greece
Queen Maud
Norway
Weather Update: Slight Temperature Change Next Two Days
Pair of forecasts show little change in temperatures for tonight and Thursday. Expect muted fluctuations with overall mild conditions across the period.
Fletcher Sees Tuesday Vote as Forerunner of 196 next year
Republican National Committee Chairman Henry P. Fletcher declared Tuesday's elections a forecast of Democratic decline in 196 next year. He linked New York Philadelphia and Cleveland results to a shift toward the GOP and warned the public rejects the New Deal and favors honest governance at all levels. Senator Black and Senator Davis endorsed the GOP comeback outlook amid mixed Democratic reactions.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
New York
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roovevelt
Fletcher
Senator White
Kentucky
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Black
Ala
Davis
New Yo.k
Republicans capture mayoral offices in major cities
Republicans claimed wins for mayor in Philadelphia Cleveland Columbus and Detroit. In Philadelphia S Davis Wilson defeated John B Kelly amid a party unity argument for a 1936 Republican presidential bid. Cleveland elected Harold H Burton over Ray T Miller on local law and order themes. Columbus saw Democrat Henry W Worley lose to Myron B Gessaman. Detroit results mention Mayor Frank Couzens.
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Philadelphia
S. Davis Wilson
John B. Kelly
Wilson
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Ray T. Miller
Columbus
Henry W. Worley
Myron B. Gessaman
Detroit
Frank Couzens
Noted Scientist Henry Fairfield Osborn Dies at 78
Garrison New York November 6 Henry Fairfield Osborn noted scientist who carried on the work of Darwin and Huxley in explaining the theory of evolution died today in his study. He was 78. Death was due to heart disease and came as he settled into an armchair for his morning writing.
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Garrison
N. Y
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Darwin
Huxley
Osborn
Vandenberg Urges Lincoln Liberalism for GOP Platform
Senator A H Vandenberg of Michigan urged the Republican Party to adopt a Lincoln Liberalism platform for the 1936 campaign. In an address to the Hamilton Club in Chicago he said the GOP could win with affirmative plans and warned against mudslinging. He argued for evolving toward larger social responsibility and predicted headlines will claim a new leader a year from today.
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Chicago
A. H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Hamilton Club
Lincoln
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