Idaho Receives 300000 From Finance Group For Relief
Washington AP report states the Reconstruction Finance Corp authorized a 300000 advance to Governor Ross of Idaho for destitution relief. Funds allocated to Salt Lake and Tooele counties will be administered by the state relief committee. The loan supports emergency relief in mining and lumber regions with work relief wages funded from federal money.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Dern
Utah
Ross
Idaho
Balt Lake County
Tooele County
State Relief Committee
Salt Lake
Tooele Counties
Reconstruction Board
Speedster Plans Further Attempts
Cleveland reporters note America's fastest racing pilots feel the world land plane speed record will be broken before the national air races end. Major James H. Doolittle wowed observers with a 301.106 mph run on a three kilometer course aided by tail wind. with adjustments he expects to surpass the record by about five miles and attempt again the next day.
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America
James H. Doolittle
Adjt. Bennett
France
Doolittle
Informer Felix Oliver Shot To Death In Morgan City
Felix Oliver an informer for prohibition agents was shot to death in his home in Morgan City after returning from a political rally. Police believe the motive was related to his work with authorities.
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Morgan City
Felix Oliver
Brown Reinstates Postal Employee after dissent
Postmaster General Brown said he informed President Hoover of the reinstatement of a Gary Indiana postal clerk dismissed for advocating further payment of the soldiers bonus. The move follows civil service commission head Thomas E Campbell's stance restricting public comments on pending legislation. Hoover opposes extending payments on the soldiers adjusted compensation certificates.
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Hoover
Gary
Ind
Thomas E. Campbell
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MacNider Enters Hoover Campaign
President Hoover accepted Hanford MacNider’s resignation as minister to Canada and he will join the Republican drive to win votes from former service members. MacNider will work from Chicago headquarters, formerly heading the Republican ex service men’s league, and plans to attend the American Legion convention amid a bonus question dispute.
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Hanford MacNider
Canada
Hoover
Henry Allen
Republican National Committee
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Republican
Ex-Service Men’s League
MacNider
The
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Industrial push eyed as Sherwin-Williams plans $1 million ad campaign
Sherwin-Williams announces a $1,000,000 advertising drive to 2641 newspapers as President George A. Martin cites early signs of broader business revival. In Reading, Pa, over 2000 employees to be recalled for repair work on 3800 cars and 78 locomotives, costing about $1.2 million. The Reconstruction Corporation considers loans to wool and cotton makers to boost raw material purchases and manufacturing. Textile mills in Lawrence report improvements as the industry shows encouraging signs.
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Sherwin-Williams Company
George A. Martin
Martin
Philadelphia
Reading Company
Reading
St. Clair
Charles H. Ewing
Ewing
Burton French Lays Plans for Idaho Campaign
Rep. Burton L. French outlines a fall campaign focusing on economic issues and questions from the last Congress and the new administration. His Democratic opponent is Compton S. White. French says prohibition will be raised after campaigning begins and criticizes the handling of the $300 million public works bill, noting it was reduced to about $100 million. He expects nine weeks remain before election and that campaign activity may start slowly.
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Burton L. French
Compton S. White
Clarks Fork
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Roosevelt
Supreme Authority
Gov. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Legislative
Sherwood
Seabury
Utah Expands Emergency Highway Funds and Projects
Utah's road commission raised the emergency highway program by 85 000 dollars. It authorized travel of 30 miles of scattered sections on highway 50 in Spanish Fork canyon and 30 miles on Highway 40 between Duchesne and Roosevelt. Bids for two additional projects in Toole Garfield and Kane counties totaling 225 000 dollars will open September 16.
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Roosevelt
Duchesne County
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Kane
Japanese Gain Concession in Manchurian State
A Ren patch from Kirin reports 3000 Chinese guerrillas attacked Tunhua Terminus but failed to enter the town. over 200 guerrillas killed amid ongoing siege and fires. A separate report says 306 Chinese bandits were killed at Anta station on the Chinese Eastern railway. Japan to defend the Manchurian state under a basic treaty before Sept 15 with a defense pact and mutual sovereignty guarantees.
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Harbin
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Manchukuo
Accident Claims Life of Idahoan in Grace Idaho
Virgil L. Gillett, 22, was accidentally killed at his Grace Idaho home when a shotgun he was cleaning discharged. He is survived by his mother Hattie Egbert Gillett and two brothers Kenneth and Deval, all of Grace. Funeral services planned for Sunday in Grace.
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Virgil L. Gillett
Grace Idaho
Hattie Egbert Gillett
Kenneth
Deval Gillett
Grace
Baseball scores from今日
Scores from today show Philadelphia beating Boston 7 to 14 in a completing game with late runs. Washington defeated New York 7 to 1. Cincinnati won 9 to 0 over Pittsburgh while St Louis topped Chicago 5 to 0. Chicago defeated St Louis 8 to 14 in another section with multiple pitchers.
Adventures of a Texas Diablo Six by Eugene Cunningham
Horses and stock branded with the Fleur de Lis were disappearing rapidly as a bandit called Diablo Six terrorized the countryside. Local authorities were unable to meet the situation until Shelley, a Texas ranger, arrived in the Rio Grande country and confronted Diablo Six. Watch for it in Next Sunday.
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Rio Grande Country
Diablo Six
Cholera Epidemic Kills 30000 in Shensi Province
A provincial report from Lianfu says the cholera outbreak in Shensi has claimed 30,000 lives up to August 15. The epidemic spread for months and intensified in flood-hit areas with Sianfu seeing about 100 deaths daily before cooler weather.
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China
Shensi
Lianfu
Sianfu
Quiet Reigns In Farm Zone After Picket Halt
In Cherokee Iowa farm holiday supporters abandon highway picketing after deputies say the situation is quiet following two talks with county attorney R G Rodman. Elsewhere in Iowa the movement wanes amid a regional moratorium appeal to governors of four states and a national association truce order.
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Cherokee County
R. G. Rodman
Iowa
Milo Reney
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Woodbury County Association
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Death of Paul C. Clagstone Former Idaho Speaker
Paul C. Clagstone 61 of Palo Alto Cal died in a Santa Monica sanitarium after two months there seeking health. A former speaker of the Idaho House, he was known in Pocatello and spoke at local chamber meetings.
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Paul C. Clagstone
Palo Alto
Cal
United States Chamber of Commerce
Clagstone
Idaho
House of Representatives
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Will Rogers Wives The Tribune
In a colorful Northern California dispatch Bishop notes rumors about Norman head of the Bank of England and Hoover denying sightings. The letter mocks political strife as orange squeezers favor the Democratic ticket while New England and California headlines are parodied with a Plymouth Rock reference by Will Rogers.
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Walker Resigns Ends Trial On Ouster Charges
The resignation of the state traffic officer ends the ongoing trial on ouster charges linked to the Volkmeier shooting. Investigators seek the assailant behind the Alameda attack, focusing on a model 99 lever action Savage rifle and a recent shell purchase as key clues. Volkmeier remains hospitalized and conscious, with his condition described as serious but improving at times.
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Arthur E. Volkmeier
Robert Home
Joseph McKee Becomes New York City Mayor After Walker Resigns
James J. Walker resigns as mayor leaving Joseph V. McKee, president of the board of aldermen, to assume the office automatically. The transition follows Walker's bitter farewell and public dissatisfaction.
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Greenwich Village
Joseph V. McKee
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Beuthen death sentences commuted to life in mercy grant
In Berlin five racists condemned to death for murder under the Aug. 9 emergency decree had their sentences commuted to life imprisonment after a review led by federal commissioners. Chancellor Von Papen presided as the case may be reheard by regular courts with jury trials. The clemency petitions were backed by numerous organizations.
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Germany
Beuthen
von Papen
Numeous
Idaho and Utah Weather: Warm with Weekend Warmth
Idahoic pair includes tonight and Saturday with above normal temps. Sunday turns fair and continued warmth. Utah features fair tonight and Saturday with slightly warmer conditions in the south portion tonight.
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Idaho
France to Consult U S Government over Versailles Armaments
Paris reports confirm France will consult not only Versailles signatories but also the United States on Germany armaments. The exchange rests on U S rights tied to 1919 Versailles clauses echoed in the 1921 German peace treaty, from which Washington benefits.
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France
Germany
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Exchange suspends Crex Carpet trading on unusual activity
The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading in Crex Carpet Co shares today due to certain unusual transactions. The exchange said information on the matter has been turned over to the New York state attorney general for handling.
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New York Stock Exchange
Crex Carpet Co
Crooner and Wife Divide Interests
Hyman Bushel, attorney for Rudy Vallee and Mrs Fay Webb Vallee, announced a separation agreement has been concluded. He said terms remain confidential and no dissolution proceedings have been instituted.
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Hyman Bushel
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb Vallee
Vallees
Milk council action tightens dairy regulations in Pocatello
City officials moved to crack down on unlicensed milk distributors and require all local dairymen to be tested for Bangs disease. All reactors must be removed by September 15, and herds must be tested as the council seeks stricter oversight. Ronald Wood named milk specialist to replace retiring public health officer E. Leonard, with a salary of 150 dollars.
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E. ©. Leonard
A. M. Newton
Newton
Ronald Wood
Dr. Leonard
Dr. Newton
Wood
University of Idaho
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