Sweetie clues help solve Union Pacific mail car heist
Postal inspectors traced the $280000 Union Pacific mail car robbery near Wamsutter Wyoming to a Salt Lake City gang. John Madigan and six others including Jack Kearns and Edna Evans were arrested in Salt Lake City. About $500 in loot remains missing as $250000 in bonds and $27000 in cash were recovered.
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Union Pacific
Wamsutter
Wyo
R. B. Mundelie
Post Office
John W. Madin
Cheyenne
Reen River
Jackearns
Salt Lake City
Madigan
Iliam F. Bradford
Salt Ke City
Kearns
Paul Sourles
Salt Lake
Ted Theoore
Rock Rings
Mickey Watson
St Lake City
Edna Evans
Earns
Mundelle
Ted Theodore
Bradford
Pacific Coast
Chareters
Evans
Pees Theodore
Rock Springs
Osers
Salt Ke
Three Killed in Collision Near Foley Pennsylvania
A Balt imore and Ohio passenger train collided with an eastbound light train near Foley Pennsylvania killing engineer Wilkie Colling Cumberland fireman RK KB Allbright Hyndman and flagman W Reynolds and injuring six other trainmen and one passenger.
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Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Chi
Foley
Wilkie , Colling
Cumberland
N RK. KB
Allbright
Hyndman
New York Chi
W. ©. Reynolds
Lagman
Hed
Idaho Motor Vehicle Dept Estimates 1926 Auto Registrations
Boise reports the state motor vehicle registration bureau estimates Idaho auto registrations for 1926 near 100 1. Based on routes over the year 20 percent in Nez Perce county, 15 percent in Bannock county, and 15 to 20 percent in Twin Falls county. Beginning October 1 the department will mail license plates to automobile owners.
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Boise
Idaho
State
Motor Vehicle Registration Bureau
New Perce
Bannock
Twin Falls
Idaho Weather Pair Tonight and Saturday Brief
Idaho forecast calls for mild temperatures tonight and Saturday. Light winds and partly cloudy skies are expected across the state with no precipitation indicated. Temps hover around average seasonal highs and lows in most regions.
Miners Trapped After Oklahoma Mine Explosion
Tahona Oklahoma September 3 AP report on a gas explosion at Superior Smokeless Coal Co mine number 29 entry seven trapping 16 or 17 miners. rescue teams used sponges and gas masks as they evacuated men, with officials remaining tight lipped on counts and total workers in the mine.
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Tahona
Okla
Superior Smokeless Coal Company
Lee Carter
Carter
Dave Griffith
Superior Company
Covington
Superior
The
Peabody Coal Company
Stanfield Secures Oregon Senate Nomination On Ticket
In Portland on September 3 Robert N. Stanfield Republican defeated primary foe and won nomination for re election to the U.S. Senate as an independent of party lines. A crowd of 290 attended the ticket admission and Stanfield pledged to uphold primary results while condemning alleged crooked campaign practices in the recent race.
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Portland
Ore
Robert N. Stanfield
United States
Stanfield
A. D. Leary
Oregon
Ruling Fixes Paternity in Alimony Case
Judge Fanta of the criminal appeals court affirms an order requiring alimony from an alleged father to the mother of the child. The ruling follows a blood test showing paternity as sufficient proof.
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Vienna
Fanta
Criminal Appeals Court
Wooley Withdraws From Utah District Campaign
Ogden attorney Arthur Wooley, a candidate in Utah's first district against incumbent Don B. Colton, withdrew after Weber County results failed to deliver a majority of delegates. He said continued candidacy would be futile given the delegate breakdown.
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Ogden
Utah
Arthur Wooley
Don B. Colton
Vernal
Weber County
Cengrens
World Court Adherence Talks Focus on American Reservations
Representatives from 38 nations at Geneva resume debate on the fifth reservation tied to U.S. adherence to the world court. Officials weigh compromises while U.S. Capitol watchers await possible terms and risk reopening the issue.
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Washington
Geneva
World Court
United States
Senate
Thomas Selected as Idaho State Chamber Manager
R B Thomas secretary of the Marietta Ohio Chamber of Commerce was chosen general manager of the Idaho state Chamber of Commerce. He accepted the post after a directors meeting and was notified of his appointment with an expected formal acceptance today.
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Bolsa
Sept
R. B. Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Marietta
Ohio
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Thomas
Lexington hotel tragedy ends in double tragedy
Kelly C. Kirtly a 70 year old wealthy hotel and restaurant owner killed himself in a Lexington hotel bathroom after fatally shooting Miss Mildred McDaniel 26 of Brooklyn where the two young women had lodged posing as relatives of Kirtly Alma Gregory also of Brooklyn witnessed the shootings and described the sequence of events including the quarrel over a diamond ring before the fatal shots and suicide.
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Lexington
Kelly C. Kirtly
Mildred McDaniel
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kirtly
Alma Gregory
Alma
Mildred Gregory
New York City
Mildred
Mr. Kirtly
Mystery Englishwoman Joins Channel Swim Record Bid
A mystery woman named Mona Vite appeared at Cape Gria New and began a twin channel swim at 6 10 am aiming to set a time record. She hid her face as photographers pursued her while Horace Carey guided the motor boat solo alongside the water. Conditions were reported as pacellens miles offshore.
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Cape Gria New
Mona Vite
England
Horace Carey
Gila
Pacellens
Idaho Irrigation Coverage Aims For Farm Land Boost
Idaho's 1925 census shows 8.13 million acres of farm land with 4.08 million improved. sixty percent of Idaho farms irrigated. Dean Dale notes 15.2 percent of land was in farms in 1925 and 50 percent of farmland improved. Svendsen cites 60 percent of farms irrigated in 1920 and rising irrigation costs. Conference aims to fix agriculture on a firm, advantageous basis.
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Boise
Idaho
Dean Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho School of Business Administration
Idaho Economic Conference On Agriculture
Trean Dale
Warren G. Swendsen
State Commissioner of Reclamation
Svendsen
Mrs Hart Joins Divorce Colony in Reno
Los Angeles reports Winifred Westover Hart wife of actor Bill Hart has joined the Reno divorce colony to pursue a decree. She travels with her mother and son Bill Hart Jr and plans to remain until a ruling is issued. The couple wed in 1921 and separated amid a contract that divided income and restricted film work.
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Los Angeles
Winifred Westover Hart
William
Hart
Reno
Bill Hart
Winifred Westover
Mrs. Mart
Hollywood
San Francisco
Senator McKinley Appears Weaker in Martinsville
In Martinsville Indiana on September 3 AP bulletin from Dr J K Corbert reports Senator William B McKinley weaker and less clear minded than in recent days. He was restless overnight and delirious part of the time according to the attending physician.
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Martinaville
Ind
William B. McKinley
J. KR. Corbert
Veterans Welfare aid assists 53 ex servicemen in Idaho
The Idaho Veterans Welfare commission aided 53 former servicemen in filing compensation claims during the past year. Chairman Lester F. Albert and Governor Charles August oversaw disbursements totaling 1 404 dollars to beneficiaries, marking a cooperative effort to support veterans.
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Idaho Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Lester F. Albert
Retre Ugernor
Charles August
Musicians in a Wide Walkout Across Orpheum Circuit
A strike of all union musicians in San Francisco theatre venues on the Orpheum circuit spreads to Denver Seattle and Los Angeles with about 75 Bay Area houses affected. The walkout follows a nationwide pattern with demands for rest days higher pay and shorter hours.
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San Francisco
Orpheum
San Francisco Bay
J. M. Weber
National Musician’s Protective Order
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Denver
Seattle
Los Angeles
Bay
San Mateo
Alameda
Marin
Casino
O Shea Fined and Suspended by Utah Idaho League
Patrick O'Shea Salt Lake shortstop was fined 25 dollars and suspended for the rest of the season by President Fred M Nye after a dispute at Pocatello. He allegedly threw a baseball bat into the grandstand during the quarrel with Salt Lake in the Pocatello-Salt Lake game Thursday. The same report notes a Seattle theatre strike involving Carl Reiter and the International Musicians Protective Association affecting Orpheum Arena venues.
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Ogden
Patrick O'Shea
Salt Lake
Fred M. Nye
Pocatello
O'Shea
Seattle
Carl Reiter
Arang
Orpheum
Acore
Chicago
International Musicians’ Protective Association
Reiter
Joseph M. Weber F
New York
Aevela
Hy Oa Apelle
Sym
San Francisco
Turkey Market Gap Role Kept For Holiday Market
Ronald Wood state dairy director announced a national survey shows Idaho turkeys strong for the holidays. New York report notes 2,298,000 pounds in storage versus 6,840,000 last year with prices higher by ten to thirty cents.
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Ronald Wood
New York
Prisoners in Bannock County Jail Stage Break Attempt
Prisoners in the Bannock county jail tried to saw their way out and caused holes two feet square in the steel floor. Deputies moved inmates to a back cell, while an inquiry into how tools got in proceeds. Joe Auerbach alias Joe Benn and E. E. Crabtree were held on forgery and burglary charges respectively. The inmates deny naming culprits despite a tip.
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Bannock County
Joe Auerbach
Joe Benn
State Guard
E. E. Crabtree
Hartvigsen Geowa
Baseball scores from today's games across major leagues
Summary of last many games across New York Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia and Boston with results for each matchup listing teams runs hits and errors. Notable tallies include dominant performances by St. Louis over Cincinnati 27 to 7 and Detroit over Cleveland 14 to 11 while New York and Philadelphia split two games in Brooklyn and Philadelphia with high scoring affairs.
Merchant Taken Into Custody In Mellett Murder Case
Massillon, Sept 8 Ben Hudner hardware merchant was taken into custody by Stark county court officers in connection with the July 16 murder of Canton publisher Don R Mellett. He was transported to Canton where a grand jury is examining the case and may report soon. Hudner was arrested under a capias issued by Judge Abram W Angler at the request of Prosecutor C B McClintock. The charge is first degree murder based on an upcoming indictment.
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Massillon
Ben Hudner
Stark County Court
Naal
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Ile
Rudner
Abram W. Angler
C. B. McClintock
Fish Die From Warm Water at Soldier Creek Reservoir
Boise Idaho September 2. Hot water and not dynamite caused the death of almost all the fish in Soldier Creek Reservoir. H Ly lrath, chief deputy game warden, stated the water temperature in the drained reservoir was about 82 degrees and there was no...
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Boise
Idaho
Soldier Ee Reservoir
Aoe Orofine
H. Ly Lrath
Kk HD
Linho
Unsettled Po Nithe Change In AM Wha Tm
The fragment notes unsettled timing in the morning phase and questions around a time change. It lists no clear actors or dates, making specifics vague while suggesting a local scheduling dispute.
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