Andree Safely Kept Record of Polar Trip
Salomon August Andree died guarding his polar expedition notebooks in 1897. Swedish experts report two diaries and a navigation log found on his back, wrapped in an undershirt, preserved as bears roamed the camp. The two men of the Andree expedition remain skeletonized. clothes and diary pages show extensive deterioration.
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Conyright
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South America
Japan
Tromsoe
Norway
Salomon August Andree
North Pole
Thomsoe
Andree
Hedren and
Lithberg
Nils Strindberg
Bratvaag
White Island
Strindberg
Gunnar Hornt
Will of Van Lear Black Proved After Death on Yacht Disappearance
The will of Baltimore publisher Van Lear Black was admitted to probate after a hearing confirming his death. The estate totals several million dollars with $50,000 to $250,000 to various relatives. Widow Jessie Gary Black and five children receive one third of the residuary estate. the rest goes to four other children and named beneficiaries, including a $50,000 trust for Vanjee Black Jr. and substantial bequests to Buchanan Blakiston and others.
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Harry C. Black
Abell Company
Baltimore Sun
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van Jee Black
A Black Blakiston
Buchanan Blakiston
J. Walter Lord
McGraw Signs FiveYear Giants Contract to Rule Bench
John J. McGraw, Giants manager for over 25 years, signs to lead New York for another five years amid health advised absence from the ballpark. He denies moves to the American or another NL club, citing doctors orders and improving but incomplete recovery.
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New York
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
McGraw
Plot to kill Italian premier claims confession
In Trieste on Sept 3 AP reports one of 18 Yugoslavian prisoners on trial for terrorism provided a written confession that an assassination of Premier Mussolini would occur within days. The confession was read as the trial entered its third day with defendants in steel cages for cross examination.
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Italy
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Utah Weather Sees Unsettled Night and Thursday Ahead
A unsettled pattern continues tonight and Thursday with little change in temperatures. Moisture lingers across northern and central Utah bringing chances of showers, while southern areas see sporadic rain. Winds remain light to breezy as cool air remains in place.
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Utah
Balzar Wins Republican Nomination in Nevada Governor Race
Nevada early returns show incumbent F B Balzar leading E E Roberts for the Republican nomination for governor, with Charie L Richards expected as Democratic nominee for governor. Other results announce Carrie Devine over Ethel McGuire for state treasurer while Morley Griswold and George B Russell appear set for lieutenant governor and state treasurer nominees respectively. Washoe County renominates Judge George A Bartlett to face Benjamin F Curler in November.
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E. E. Robots
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Charles L. Richards
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E. E. Roberts
Carrie E. Devine
Sparks
Carie E. Devine
Ethel McGuire
Tonopah
Devine
McGuire
T. Griswold
A. J. Stinson
George B. Russell
Washoe County
George A. Bartlett
Benjamin F. Curler
Rifle Matches At Camp Perry Draw Near 2,000 Entrants
Eight matches at Camp Perry Ohio attracted nearly two thousand gunners for the national rifle matches. The Marine Corps Cup led with 1,550 entrants firing 10 shots at 600 and 1,000 yards. The Scott match drew 944 entrants with 15 shots at 900 yards. Sergeant L C Genter of Grants Pass Oregon won the Wimbledon cup as a leading 20 year old marksman. Captain C R Peck of the United States Infantry won the Wright memorial match.
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Resignation of McGraw Denied by Giants President
New York September 3 AP Charles A Stoneham president of the Giants dismissed rumors that John J McGraw would resign after the season or resign to manage another club The denial followed reports that McGraw was absent from the latest trip and that Dave Bancroft might succeed him Stoneham said McGraw is detained at home on personal business not of public interest or concern and nothing could be farther from the truth.
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Charles A. Stoneham
Little Napoleon
Dave Bancroft
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Senator Borah on Way Home from Poland Springs
Senator Borah of Idaho leaves tonight for Boise to spend the fall in the west. He aims to rest a month more after a month at Poland Springs and may speak if asked, likely participating in political campaigns there.
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Senator Borah
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Boise
West
Poland Springs
Shippers Board Set to Discuss Livestock Rates in Denver
The Central Western Shippers Advisory Board and Agricultural Council will meet in Denver September 23 to work out how to bring lean livestock to sections labeled fat in fees. E G Iddings Idaho director of extension announced the plan and Idaho will be represented by E R Rinehart extension animal husbandryman who will also meet Idaho armor and grain supplies awaiting.
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Boise
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board and Agricultural Council
Denver
E. G. Iddings
Idaho
E. R. Rinehart
Extension
French fliers extend grace to New York return
Captain Dieudonne Corte announced by wireless that Paul Codos could fly the Question Mark back to New York before bad weather. In Dallas reports, a $25,000 offer to Coste and Belmonte complicates the next leg, with plans for a warm reception after their Texas arrival.
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Dieudonne Corte
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Paul Codos
Codos
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Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Europe
Texas
William Easterwood
Bellefonte
Toledo
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Candidates for President of U Idaho Names Revealed
The Moscow Star-Mirror reports E. McCracken of Athens Ohio and M G Neale of Columbia Missouri visited the University of Idaho campus with state board of education members as they seek a successor to resigning president Dr Frederick J Kelly. The visit follows speculation about William M Jardine and E J Iddings being considered for the post.
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Athens
Ohio
M. G. Neale
Columbia Mo
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Moscow Star-Mirror
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State Board of Education
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Star-Mirror
William M. Jardine
Egypt
E. J. Iddings
College of Agriculture
Dr. Kelly
School Trustees Urged to Stop Signing Warrants
Myrtle R. Davis state superintendent of public instruction issued a bulletin urging trustees to stop signing warrants. The advisory notes shortages traced to this practice and recommends proper land purchases be documented. the warning frames a push to tighten school finances and accountability.
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Balloon Race Victory Seen For Van Orman In Bennett Cup
Ward T. Van Orman of Akron in Goodyear VIII led a field of international entrants in the Gordon Bennett cup race with an unofficial 550 mile landing near Boston. Belgica pilot Ernest DeMuyter reported 435 miles. several others followed, while the United States eyes a third straight win to secure permanent possession.
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Edmund J. Hill
Roland G. Blair
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Ward T. van Orman
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Jean Herbe
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Ont
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George Hineman
Detroit
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Brattesboro
Pullman Company July earnings fall to less than half prior year
Chicago September 3 net earnings of the Pullman company for July 1930 were far below July 1929. July gross receipts were 485,070 in 1930 with 7,229 in July 1929. Net after taxes dropped to 502,074 from 1,032,493 the previous year.
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United States Called Sucker Over Russia Recognition Crisis
Senator Burton Wheeler enraged after a European tour argues the United States should recognize Soviet Russia. He asserts America loses business by withholding recognition while Europe and Russia expand trade. Senator Alben Barkley voices caution but supports study before policy moves. Wheeler predicts Russia’s industrial plan will succeed and open vast markets for U.S. goods with long term credit needs.
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Burton C. Wheeler
Montana
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Wheeler
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London
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China
Senator Joyce Death Claimed By Acid Inquest Finds Self-Inflicted
An inquest into the sudden death of State Senator John P. Joyce in Chicago noted he was killed by a powerful acid. Dr. Clarence Muhlberger of Northwestern University crime detection testified he found the poison and believed it was self-inflicted.
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Clarence Muhlberger
Crime Detection Bureau
Northwestern
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Shadow Agent Claims McCormick Was Framed
W C Dannenberg a private detective in Ruth McCormick’s investigation testified before Nye committee alleging a strange woman in her Drake hotel suite and that a committee operative tried to bribe his staff. He claimed his wife was shadowed and received odd phone calls as part of a broader probe into McCormick and Nye.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
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Groh
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Washington
Dale
Spokane firm bids low on Elk City highway project
W L Geist of Spokane was the low bidder at 89 645 57 on seven miles of construction on the Elk City highway in the Nez Perce forest of Idaho when bids opened by the federal bureau of public roads in Ogden today.
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W. L. Geist
Elk City
Nez Perce Forest
Idaho
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Indian Fight Still Hot as Peace Talks Stall
In Allahabad the All-India Congress debates the failure of peace talks with the government. Sapru Jayakar and Nehru envoys returned from Nalini jail to Poona for further talks with Gandhi. Unconfirmed rumors say Congress may suspend civil disobedience if dominion status is supported and political prisoners are granted amnesty.
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Mahatma Gandhi
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Tej Bahadur Sapru
Jayakar
Mahatma
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