Labor Day Opens Bannock County Fair With Borah Address
Bannock county prepares for its third annual fair starting Monday with a welcome address by U S senator William E Borah followed by a noon free barbecue near the armory fair building Exhibits include livestock crops fruit vegetables and 4 H clubs A large tent will display sheep and swine Judging begins Monday noon with no admission charged The Labor Day parade opens activities with rodeo acts and parachute jump by Buddy Bruce Prizes exceed 700 dollars and entertainment runs daily through Monday and Wednesday
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Armory-Fair
Fair Board
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Fairgrounds
FERA
FE. S. Harper
Idaho
Buddy Bruce
Buddy
Esthel McCormick
Montana
Boys Find 11000 Buried In Baltimore Cellar
In Baltimore on September 1, Theodore Jones 16 and Henry Grob 15 uncovered a trove of 11000 in gold coins while digging in a cellar. The coins ranged in denominations from 1 to 20 dollars. Police hold the treasure pending ownership questions as Grob’s in law asserts federal title.
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Baltimore
Theodore Jones
Henry Grob
Jones
Grob'ser
Eastern District Police
Rete
Huey Moves to Oust New Orleans Mayor Walmsley
Senator Huey P. Long presses a bid to remove Mayor Walmsley after hearings before a state legislative committee. Testimony alleged weekly protection payments totaling thousands to city officials, with Long planning another session to target allies of Walmsley.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
State Legislative
Sta
Tesuime
Senate
House
Long
Louisiana
Walmsley
Nat W. Bond
Henry Gleason
Civil District Court
United States
George Reyer
Huey
Henry R. Long
Mississippi
Huey Long
Tribune to Observe Labor Day Holiday
The Pocatello Tribune will not publish Monday for Labor Day to allow staff and attendees to enjoy the program. To keep readers informed a Monday morning issue from the Idaho State Journal will be distributed to Tribune subscribers. The Pocatello Typographical union 491, one of the oldest labor groups, organized in the Tribune plant with most charter members.
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Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Pocatello Typographical Union
Pocatello
City Activities Schedule at Fairgrounds and Exhibitions
A community day lists events from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the fairgrounds with a program including a speech by Senator William E. Borah at 11 a.m. free barbecue at noon, livestock parade at 1 p.m., judging at 1:30 p.m., rodeo and racing at 2 p.m., and a parachute jump at 5:30 p.m. Exhibitions run daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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William E. Borah
Pocatello Labor Day Parade and Addresses Planned
Labor Day activities in Pocatello begin Monday at 10 30 a m with a parade through the west and east side districts to the Bannock county fair grounds where U S Senator William E Borah will speak. Lawrence Haight chairs the program with L O Nichols of Boise to attend and address the crowd.
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Pocatello
Bannock County Fair Grounds
U. S
William E. Borah
V. Lund
Idaho
L. O. Nichols
Boise
State Federation
Fair Grounds
Pocatello Police
Pocatello Fire Department
Arthur
Fremont
Main
Second Avenue
Center
Fifth
Nichols
Borah
Bannock County Fair Committee
Fair Association
Lawrence Haight
Haight Radio Service
Labor Day Committee
The
J. C. Penney Co
Watts Cyclery
Ford Drug Co
Bork’s Book Store
Cook's Drug Co
Pocatello Drug Co
People’s Market
Bistline Hardware, Inc
Bee Hive Clothing
Molinelli, Jeweler
Schramm- Johnson Drug Co
Black Spot Cleaners
Blocks, Inc
Rowles- Mack
Style Shop
Cinderella Shop
Sewell’s United Stores
Sorgatz Hardware
Petersen's Furniture Co
O. P. Skaggs
Idaho Power Co
Labor Day General Committee
Green Bucket
Labor Temple
Democrats in Utah Nominate Senator King on First Ballot
At the Utah Democratic state convention in Provo Senator William H. King was renominated on the first ballot with 4459 of 799 votes. Opponents Wallace Bundy and Herbert Maw trailed, while Murdock and Robinson were renominated for Congress and James B. Wolfe won the state supreme court nomination on a two-ballot process. A surprise win came for Joseph Birle as state treasurer with 477 votes. A. S. Brown was elected national committeeman.
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Provo
Utah
United States
William H. King
King
William R. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Ora Bundy
Ogden
Hugh B. Brown
Salt Lake City
Herbert B. Maw
University of
Joseph Birle
Arthur N. Smith
Price
Nellie H. Jones
Duchesne
A. S. Brown
Orman W. Ewing
Brown
W. J. Halloran
Halloran
Ewing
Turner posts new Pacific to Atlantic flight record
Col Roscoe Turner set a new Pacific to Atlantic air record of 10 hours 2 minutes arriving at Floyd Bennett Field at 4 05 p m EST. He shaved two minutes 39 seconds off his previous mark of 10 hours 4 minutes and likely earned 3500 in prize money including 2000 for Bendix race and 1500 bonus for breaking the record. Weather slowed progress with rainstorms along the route.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Roscoe Turner
Pacific
Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
Turner
Burbank
Cal
New York
Cleveland
Union Air Terminal
Summary World News At Flance Domestic
Hyde Park Douglas signs as director of the budget D W Bell named subordinate acting director Last move to halt textile strike fails Turner sets west east flight record of 10 hours 2 minutes Dillinger case: lawyer and two plastic surgeons arrested Labor relations board upholds majority rules in elections New Orleans plans special session to oust Walmsley and lottery graft alleged Washington NR A and L Grief and brother make peace Baltimore garment makers to raise pay under piece rate Several boys die suddenly at home of mental defective Sir Base] Zaharoff linked to US naval builders Nye accuses munitions makers of spreading war talk Balkan rulers to meet soon Saar commission accuses Nazis of training for plebiscite Chaco armistice near collapse as Bolivia balks Paraguay mounts triple offensive
Two Surgeons Plead Guilty in Dillinger Case
The Dillinger curse touched seven more, with two plastic surgeons admitting guilt for operations to alter faces and hands of John Dillinger and Homer Van Meter. Louis Piquett, a former prosecutor, held on 50 000 bond for harboring the outlaw. The surgeons Wilhelm Loeser and Harold Bernard Cassidy pleaded guilty and were bonded at 25 000 each. Arthur W. O Leary also pleaded guilty. Finerty and wife Ella Conforti and Marie Conforti face harboring charges with bonds set for Finerty at 10 000 each. Confinement notes target Parole Violator Miss Conforti. Van Meter operation linked to Finerty home. Dillinger operation tied to Probasco home.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Louis P. Piquett
Dillinger
Wilhelm Loeser
Harold Bernard Cassidy
Arthur W. O'Leary
Piquette
U. S
Edwin K. Walker
O'Leary
William Finerty
Ella
Marie Conforti
van Meter
Conforti
Finerty
Calumet City
Miss Conforti
Green
James J.probasco
Paris worker dies after fall from roof
Percy Shepherd aged 38, son of Mr and Mrs H R Shepherd of Paris, Idaho, died from injuries suffered when he fell about 50 feet from a roof at the Latter Day Saints tabernacle in Paris. The accident occurred the previous day with authorities noting the fatal injuries.
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Paris
Idaho
Percy Shepherd
H. R. Shepherd
Planks Adopted By G.O.P Reflect Borah Views In Idaho
The Idaho Republican state convention adopted a Borah influenced platform endorsing direct primaries stricter liquor regulation a universal wartime draft and currency recall while pledging a courageous campaign. Senator Borah appeared briefly to urge broad principles and relief for the people.
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G.O.P
Boise
Borah
Lows’ Hall
National Administration
Senator Borah
NRA
Dixon Theory Gets Hearing
Riley Dixon a Pocatello police officer and longtime advocate of diverting Salmon river water to the upper Snake reports a letter from Senator James P Pope noting President Roosevelt ordered a water resources inventory due by October 1. Pope cites the Salmon River Diversion plan costing seven to nine million dollars to deliver Salmon water to the Boise Valley Irrigation District.
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Riley Dixon
Pocatello
Idaho
James P. Pope
Roosevelt
Pope
Dixon
Witeh
Snake River
Salmon River
Boise Valley Irrigation District
Public Works Board
Boise River
Pacific Ocean
Idaho Weather Forecast Predicts Warm Weekend
Idaho weather outlook says fair Sunday and Monday with continued warmth and low humidity.
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Idaho
Pocatello Center Low Pressure Area Weather Update
Centers of low barometric pressure are at Needles California and Pocatello with a fourth trough extending to the lower Missouri valley. The northeastern Rocky Mountain slope and middle Atlantic coast show high barometer readings while fair warm weather prevails in the plateau and along the Pacific coast. Sprinkles in Montana and extreme northern Wyoming with moderately heavy rain in the lower Missouri valley.
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Needles Calif
Pocatello
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Max
Boise
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Portland
Pocatello Proclaims Labor Day Holiday for 1934
Mayor Charles A Brown proclaims Monday September 3, 1934 a city holiday in Pocatello honoring organized labor and urging citizens and businesses to observe the day as a legal holiday observed nationwide with Labor Day. Attest seal and official signatories appear in the proclamation.
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United States
Congress of
Charles A. Brown
Pocatello
City of
Mass Walkout Nears One Million Across Textile Sector
The Associated Press reports last minute efforts failed and the textile workers strike is on at 11:30 p.m. Leaders warn up to 500000 to 1 million workers in over 1000 plants from Maine to Alabama may stay home while some mills in Lowell New Bedford Paterson and Portland plan to stay open or run limited operations. Spokane bus and streetcar service is at risk as rioting drivers and motormen were involved in recent disturbances.
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Associated Press
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers’ Union
Maine
Alabama
Lowell
New Bedford
Mass
Paterson
N. J
Portland
Spokane
Wash
Zero Hour Passes as Textile Strike Persists
The 11 30 p m deadline passed with no orders to resume work. About 150000 silk workers 407000 cotton textile workers and 100000 woolen mill employees were involved with 200000 now unemployed amid stalled mediation and a confirmed strike. Lloyd Garrison said there was no hope of a break in talks.
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Washington
Uli
United Textile Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Lloyd Garrison
Labor Relations Board
Garrison
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