Republicans and Democrats Claim Victory in Off-Year Vote
The Associated Press reports conflicting claims as GOP leaders hail wins in New York and New Jersey assemblies and Philadelphia mayor, while Democrats point to Kentucky governor race where A B Chandler leads by about 50 000. Prohibition repeal and old age pensions also on Kentucky ballot.
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New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Louisville
A. B
Chandler
King Swope
Swope
Pennsylvania
Freight Trains Kept Busy Across Nation
Chicago November 7 Freight traffic for 1935 through week 43 reached 26 020 342 cars, up 122 950 from the prior period, marking the heaviest year since 1931. The Association of American Railroads reports an upward trend since August with faster movement, longer average miles per train, and gains in locomotive tractive power and car capacity.
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Chicago
Association of American Railroads
Car Service Division
State to refund bonds on four Idaho educational sites
Boise Nov 7 John W Condie state superintendent of public instruction says outstanding bonds of four educational institutions will be refunded to save 2 percent on interest. The bonds cover projects at University of Idaho Southern Branch Po c atello Albion Normal Lewiston Normal School and Moscow University gymnasium. State board of education meets in Moscow to consider the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
John W. Condie
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Pocatello
Albion Normal
Normal School
Lewiston
University Gymnasium
Moscow
State Board of Education
Harris Child Buried Today
A scarlet fever death claims 15 month old Betty Kay Harris in Pocatello after her seven year old brother Jackie died October 29. The Harris family of 617 North Garfield mourns two fatalities in the current epidemic as Mrs Harris and another son Billie recover. Betty Kay, born August 10 1934, is buried at Mountainview in private rites conducted by Downard's.
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Betty Kay Harris
Jackie
William Harris
North
Garfield
Walter Harris
Bingham County
Utah
Pocatello
Mountainview
Downard
Borah to Visit Eastern Idaho During Mule Visit
Senator William E. Borah travels from Boise to Idaho Falls and Blackfoot for water users conferences on reclamation issues. He plans a Snake River valley lunch with farmers and businessmen, discusses Fort Hall irrigation and a south fork reservoir, and attends a general meeting in Idaho Falls at 2 p.m. with Idaho Falls chamber officials.
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Boise
William E. Borah
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Washington, D. C
Borah
Chamber of Commerce
Snake River Valley
Fort Hall
South Fork
Idaho’ Falls
Idaho Falls L.D.S. Tabernacle
E. F. McDermott
Engineers Study Dam Near Blackfoot River
W S Hanna supervising engineer H V Clotts assistant director of the Indian irrigation service and Kenneth R L Simmons district counsel for the Indian service left Pocatello after studying drafts of the proposed 150000 dollar Blackfoot river equalization reservoir prepared by T C Guyn reservation water engineer and Kenneth Draper They will report to the Indian service in Washington D C Their visit to the dam site five miles east of Blackfoot included talks with F A Gross Fort Hall reservation superintendent If approved farmers on the tract would reimburse the government for the expenditure and work would start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hanna
Billings
H. V. Clotts
Los Angeles
Indian Irrigation Service
Kenneth R. L. Simmons
The
Indian Service
Pocatello
Blackfoot
T. C. Guyn
Reservation
Kenneth Draper
Washington, D. C
F. A. Gross
Fort Hall Reservation
Pocatello Couple Weds In Idaho Falls Double Ceremony
Two Pocatello couples Earl Frasure and Lila Atkins plus Darwin Harris and Sacha Hawke married in Idaho Falls in a morning double ceremony led by Rev. Charles M. Donaldson. Both grooms work for Union Pacific in Pocatello and will reside there.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Earl Frasure
Lila Atkins
Darwin Harris
Sacha Hawke
Charles M. Donaldson
Methodist Church
Union Pacific System
Idaho Weather Fair to unsettled with rising temps
Fair conditions prevail in the south with increasing clouds and unsettled skies in the north tonight and Friday. Temperatures rise in the southwest and southern portions tonight and on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pocatello Attendance Seen As Indicator Of Four Year University Interest
Ivan, president of the chamber of commerce, says Pocatello's turnout at the homecoming game signals local interest in establishing a four year university in the city. The remark frames community support as key to pursuing higher education development.
Scarlet fever claims second victim in Pocatello
Betty Kay Harris infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Harris of 617 North Garfield dies as scarlet fever toll rises to two in Pocatello. Ten days earlier 7 year old Walter Jack Harris also died. About 50 cases remain under quarantine as city health officials plan urgent measures including quarantines and fumigations. A special health board meeting is set for Friday at 11 am in Mayor Terrell’s offices to discuss relief for families and enforcement steps.
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Betty Kay Harris
William Harris
North Garfield
Pocatello
Harris
Walter Jack
Jackie” Harris
Billy
Arch Townend
City Health Board
Health Board
Jack Halliwell
H. H. Hughart
J. H. Lynn
Gene Leonard
O. F. Call
Robert M. Terrell
Idaho Southern homecoming game tickets reach 1225
Armistice day ticket sales for the Idaho Southern homecoming game against Montana State reached 1225 by 2 p m after noon pledges by Rotarians at the Bannock hotel. The sales committee expects Legion members to take 100 more at this evening’s Memorial building meeting, signaling a large crowd for the event.
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Idaho Southern
Montana State
Bannock Hotel
Service Club
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Memorial Building
Pocatello
Enrollee in CCC Wins Promotion at Pocatello District HQ
Ernest Rainbow, a CCC enrollee for 30 months, is promoted to civilian quartermaster stenographer and clerk at Pocatello district CCC headquarters. He arrived from Camp Hyrum F-35 in June and has served in key roles in camp and headquarters. The move follows Thomas F McAteer’s promotion to principal clerk in finance, opening Rainbow’s vacancy. Rainbow is a Wellsville, Utah native and South Cache High School graduate.
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Ernest Rainbow
CCC
Pocatello
Rainbow
Civilian Conservation Corps
Camp
Hyrum
Adjutant’s
Utah
South Cadhe High School
Wellsville
Thomas F McAteer
Mexican army captain presumed dead near Tobari
An unconfirmed report says Captain Isidoro Roman Rodriguez of the Mexican army died in Ciudad Obregon from bullet wounds after leading an attack on rebels near Tobari in southern Sonora. Two other federal soldiers died and six were wounded in the skirmish in which more than 600 rebels attacked federal troops under Captain Rodriguez.
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Nogales
Ariz
Isidoro Roman Rodriguez
Tobari
Sonora
Ciudad Obregon
Rodriguez
War Situation At a Glance Across Italian Front
AP dispatch reports the northern Italian army of about 100 000 advancing on Makale and gaining a ridge outlook while Italian native troops rout Ethiopians. Ethiopian forces mass near Amba Ala 40 miles south of Makale as London and Rome discussMediterranean tensions and home military service measures.
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Associated Press
Makale
Amba Ala
Rome
Tiiduce
London
Foreign Office
Officles
Duce
Eric Drummond
Pars
Mediterranean
Italian Armies Face Makale Clash In Ethiopia
Italian forces massed north of Makale advancing on the Ethiopian stronghold. Ethiopians fled as Askaris routed them in a Sabre charge near Hauzien. Makale deserted except for Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa loyalists, as natives report a mounting civil war and continued mobilization by Ras Seyoum and other leaders.
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Makale
Hauzien
Askaris
Haile Selassie
Associated Press
Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa
Amba Alaisi
Amba Alaji
Ras
Two Men Die In Utah Truck Crash Near Nephi
A truck returning from Los Angeles to Wyoming left a highway near Nephi Utah and overturned killing two men. Identified tentatively was Bill Kingman about 26 of Cheyenne Wyoming. Driver R W Brown of Fairview Wyoming also died. Kenneth Brown a relief driver said he slept through the crash and they picked up Kingman near Fillmore Utah.
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Nephi
Utah
Bill’ Kingman
Cheyenne
Wyo
R. W. Brown
Fairview
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Kenneth Brown
Kingman
Fillmore
Denver Driver Escapes Fine After Glass Window Crash
Judge suspends Mrs. Cora Huddlestone's $5 reckless driving fine after she claims a bottle of surgical supply glue spilled and put her to sleep, causing her to crash through a plate glass window en route to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cora Huddlestone
Idaho suspends seven more DUI licenses in statewide action
Boise reports 43 drivers in Idaho had licenses revoked as Emmitt Prost, commissioner of the state department of law enforcement, announced seven additional permits were revoked from operators found guilty of driving while under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Emmitt Prost
State Department of Law Enforcement
Indictments Return Fraud Charges In Public Service Holding Case
New York federal grand jury returns fraud indictments against Wallace G. Garland and Mason and 50 others tied to a Public Service Holding Corp operation valued at more than 4 million dollars.
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New York
Wallace G. Garland
Mason
Public Service
Cusp
Idaho Faces Big Loss From Wintry Idaho Crops
Idaho officials estimate the 1935 damage from cold weather could total about 2.675 million dollars if salvaged. Losses listed include 3,000 to 7,000 carloads of potatoes and 1,500 to 2,500 carloads of apples with several hundred carloads of lettuce and celery ruined. Sugar beets suffered minor damage.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Department of Agrculture
P. Lee Johnson
Department
J. D. Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Case Goes To Jury In Furniss Rape Trial
The state versus Vernal Furniss 24 opens in district court with Judge I E McDougall and may send the case to the jury this afternoon. Furniss is charged with rape alleged to have occurred after a July 5 Memorial park dance. His wife Blanche Furniss testified they returned home together. Jury members listed, incident of juror No 12 chair collapse noted but no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Vernal
Rotary Back Homecoming Game With 600 Tickets Sold
Rotarians at their meeting subscribed for 600 tickets for the University Montana State homecoming game to be played in Pocatello Monday at 2 20 p m The first half featured speakers including Ivan Gasser president of the chamber of commerce Dick Leach William S Cady and F E MacKenzie A pep band and cornet solo by Lee Caldwell entertained The program was led by S E Brady with Don C Brown presiding in the absence of President Rae Stratford Guests included M H Hooks of New York City W L Wilkerson of Denver John Trout of Omaha William C Skinner Milton Zener and Ivan Gasser
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university-Montana State
Pocatello
Ivan Gasser
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Leach
William S. Cady
F. E. MacKenzie
Lee Caldwell
John C Snidecor
North Africa
M. H Hooks
New York City
Community Concert Service
W. L. Wilkerson
Denver
John Trout
Omaha
William C. Skinner
Milton Zener
S. E. Brady
Don C. Brown
Rae Stratford
Utah Weather: Pair Tonight and Friday
Pair of Utah weather outlooks show little change in temperature through tonight and Friday. Light winds and dry conditions expected with highs in the 60s and overnight lows in the 40s across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Montana Couple Fatally Injured in Highway Crash
Mr and Mrs W A Farrell both 60 of Waterloo Montana died in a hospital after a Sunday wreck on the Idaho Montana highway north of Idaho Falls. Their car skidded on ice striking a truck driven by Leon Cantor of Idaho Falls as they were en route to California for the winter.
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Idaho Falls
W. A. Farrell
Waterloo
Mont
Montana
California
Episcopal Bishops Elect New Foreign, Domestic Appointments
The House of Episcopal Bishops elected two new bishops for foreign posts and moved one domestic bishop. Rt Rev Charles F Renssneider named bishop of North Tokio Japan. Very Rev Leopold Kroll chosen bishop of Liberia. Rt Rev Fred Bartlett elected bishop of southern Idaho and transferred from North Dakota. Bartlett is secretary of domestic missions. The group expressed shock at nations breaking pledges against war.
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Houston
Texas
House of Episcopal Bishops
Charles F. Reinsneider
North
Tokio
Japan
John Mokim
Leopold Kroll
Port-au- Prince
Haiti
Liberia
Africa
Fred Bartlett
Idaho
Bishop Bartlett
North Dakota
Bartlett
Department of Domestic Missions
The
National Council
Date of Murder Trial Announced
FAIRCHILD Idaho Nov 7 The trial of Mrs Ida M Angel on a first degree murder charge arising from the slaying of hotel proprietor Mrs Frances M Murphy will open in Fairfield Nov 18 District Judge Doran H Sutphen set the date after denying a change of venue motion The defense urged a change claiming jurors in the county were biased Mrs Angel is married to Richard Angel Camas county prosecuting attorney.
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Fairchild
Idaho
Ida M. Angel
Frances M. Murphy
Fairfield
Doran H. Sutphen
Angel
Richard Angel
Camas County
Treasury Plans New Dollar Bill Design
The treasury plans a new design for a one dollar bill. Old bills totaling 755,849,177 will be fed into money-recycling machines to be chopped ground and pulped into new currency.
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Treasury
Washington
Swan swap tied to land deal in Mountain Lakes NJ
Lake Arrowhead offered two swans and a duck to Mountain Lakes in exchange for a land strip between the two lakes. Arrowhead seeks control to deter fishermen who park and fish there. Mountain Lakes wants the swans to control vegetation in its lake.
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Mountain Lakes
N. J
Lake Arrowhead
Mountain Lake
Husband Sues For Divorce Over Alleged In-Law Live-In
Ernest Firkins files in district court near Paul Idaho alleging his wife brought her former husband to live with them after their marriage, prompting him to move out after his wife became cold and indifferent. The suit seeks a divorce based on alleged improper conduct and domestic discord.
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Twin Falls
Ernest Firkins
Paul
Idaho
Firkins
Federal Judge Rules U H C A Invalid Despite Hearings
Federal District Judge William C Coleman ruled the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 unconstitutional in its entirety. He found due process violations and arbitrary provisions. the act cannot be severed and must be treated as void by the trustees of American States Public Service Company.
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Baltimore
William C. Coleman
Public Utility Holding Company
American States Public Service Company
Coleman
John W. Davis
Ford Lautenbach
James Piper
Ralph P. Buell
Bureo, Inc
William Lee Rawls
American State Public Service Company
Federal Secur and Exchange Commission
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
John J. Burns
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Davis
Lautenbach
Burns
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Drug Stores Adjust Hours For Armistice Day Game
Pocatello druggists announced a change in Armistice closing hours due to the university homecoming football game against Montana State Monday at 2 30 p m. Stores will open 8 a m to 1 p m and 6 p m to 9 p m, remaining closed 1 p m to 6 p m. Previously holidays closed until 1 p m.
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University Homcoming
Montana State
Pocatello Druggists
Pocatello Drug
Police Judge Dawson Has Busy Hunting Season
Kingston North Carolina police judge Joe Dawson reports a better hunting season with one squirrel shot and another caught by the tail after last year’s drought when his shells were blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. C
Joe Dawson
Dawson
Pope to Speak to World Affairs Group in Tacoma
James P. Pope will address the World Affairs council in Tacoma Washington tonight after arriving from Boise where he traveled yesterday. He is scheduled to speak in Seattle tomorrow night.
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Boise
James P. Pope
World Affairs Council
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Train Robbers Active in Ohio Loot Mail Car
A five to six man machine gun gang held up an Erie railroad passenger and mail train at Garrettsville Ohio. They looted the mail car of pouches believed to total at least 40000 in cash destined for Warren Second National Bank Campbell Ohio and Girard Pa with other registered valuables. Spectators watched as gunfire was exchanged with the bagage car and crew guarded by robbers while others guarded the control tower and engineer.
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Garrettsville
Ohio
Erie Railroad
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Second National Bank
Warren
Girard
Campbell
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
John F. Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Smith declines role in Borah campaign council
The Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, national organizer of Share Our Wealth clubs, refused a seat on the executive council of Senator William E. Borah's presidential campaign committee. He said he is a Democrat and not interested in joining any campaign executive council. </note>
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Baton Rouge
Gerald L. K. Smith
Share
William E. Borah
B. C. Lauterback
Chicago
Borah
Huey P. Long
Senator Borah
Georgia
Hurricane Moves Inland Near Pensacola Coast
A tropical disturbance northwest of Pensacola, moving northeastward, is expected to make landfall along the Florida coast. Eight fatalities were already reported on Florida's east coast as hurricane winds lash the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Florida
Bensacola
Kingsford Smith Lands in Allahabad After 5500 Mile Flight
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith completed a grueling 5500 mile from England to Allahabad in 30 hours 17 minutes landing at 5 25 p m local time 7 45 a m EST He started from Lympne England at 6 28 a m Greenwich time 1 28 a m EST Wednesday and achieved the long cross country journey in a single leg flight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
India
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
England
Australia
Lympne
Report Denied Flight Vanishing Near Fairbanks
Nov. 7 report from Fairbanks Alaska notes scenes shift to the North as Pilot Jack Herman and five passengers vanish over the Sea region. Search teams comb air and sea routes with no trace found. Authorities investigate the mysterious disappearance amid cold, foggy conditions.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Northland
Jack Herman
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