Rodriguez to Succeed Rubio as President of Mexico
General Abelardo L. Rodriguez to be designated president by Congress in succession to Pascual Ortiz Rubio. He wins unanimous congressional approval and will take oath at 10 in a joint session. Ortiz Rubio resigns and departs for Hot Springs for rest and treatment. Joaquin Amaro to accompany him to the border.
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Mexico City
Abelardo L. Rodriguez
Mexico
Congress
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Fedriguez
National Revolutionary Bloc
Anor Ortiz Rubio
Hot Springs
Ark
Joaquin Amaro
Berlin
J Reuben Clark Jr
Dwight W. Morrow
Ortiz Rubio
Doolittle Sets New Speed Record at National Air Races
Major James H. Doolittle crowned speed king after averaging 296.287 mph over a 3 km course, besting eight year old mark held by Bennett France. In a separate incident, Al Wilson and Johnny Miller crashed a pusher and an autogyro, Wilson critically injured.
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Cleveland
James H. Doolittle
Bennett
France
St. Louis
al Wilson
Hollywood
California
Johnny Miller
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wilson
Miller
William Miler
William A. Warrick, Jr
Paul 8. Bloom
Davenport
Utah Farm Men Protest Appointment in Utah Credit Board
Utah farm organizations protest the appointment of Charles Redd of La Sal as director of the Agricultural Credit corporate ranch. The Utah Farm Bureau telegraphed Reconstruction Finance to oppose chamber of commerce influence and urged recognition for J. M. MacFarlane Ephraim Bergeson and Elmer Holdaway as alternatives.
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Salt Lake City
State Farm Bureau
Charies of
la Sal
Agricultural Credit
One Bureau
Agriculture
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Charles Redd
J. M. MacFarlane
Ephraim Bergeson
Elmer Holdaway
Rio Grande at Highest Stage on Record Promptly Claims Ten
Flood waters in Laredo and along the Rio Grande reached a record crest of 53 feet as a railway bridge span collapsed. Ten people were reported drowned or missing amid rescues on both sides of the river. Fort McIntosh regulars aided in evacuations while irrigation pumps were submerged. Piedras Negras suffered three to six feet of floodwater with an elderly woman lost in her home.
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Rio Grande
Laredo
Texas
International Bridge
United States
Fort McIntosh
Eagle Pass
Piedras Negras
Flying Family Lands in Greenland Amid Political Standoff
A. Oldendow says Denmark washed its hands of George Hutchinson and family after they landed at Godthaab on a journey from America to Europe. Danish authorities reportedly forbade overflight, but the order was not enforced. Hutchinson, his wife, two daughters Kathryn and Janet Lee, and four crew members are aboard.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
A. Oldendow
Greenland
George R. Hutchinson
Godthaab
America
Europe
Hutchinson
Angmagsalik
Mrs. Hutchinson
Kathryn
Janet Lee
Tear gas plans to hunt lions announced in El Paso
S R Brown of London and EF A Strout of Parr al Chihuahua Mexico announced plans to use tear gas guns and cartridges to hunt South African lions. An order for the guns and cartridges was received by the Jay L Harman company of El Paso to be used to subdue lions. Strout manages the San Francisco del Oro mine in Parr al. Brown was a former consulting engineer for the same mine.
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EL Paso
Texas
S. R. Brown
London
England
EF. A. Strout
Parral
Chihuahua
Mexico
Brown
Jay L. Harman Company
Strout
San Francisco del Oro
Goering Plans Delayed Reichstag Session
Berlin reports Wilhelm Goering, speaker of the Reichstag and Nazi Party member, will defer action and push talks toward a coalition with the centrist party. He contemplates delaying the next Reichstag session to September 12 as calls for a no confidence vote ease. A federal commissioner may oversee government subsidized undertakings, with Hjalmar Schacht rumored for the post.
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Berlin
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist Party
Hitlerites
Franz von Papen
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Veterans of 91st establish Portland headquarters
Veterans of the 91st Division set up headquarters at the former Knights of Columbus Club in Portland. The four story building will provide three cots per floor for unattached veterans to stay with their comrades. Dan Coman urges 91st veterans arriving for the American Legion convention and Powder River reunion to check in at the headquarters.
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Portland
91St
The
American Legion
Powder River
Old Knights of Columbus Club
Legion
Dan *. Coman
91St Division
Labor Plans Annual Observance and Church Services Open Program
Labor Day events announced by the Joint Brotherhood and Pocatello Central Labor Union. Services at Trinity Episcopal Church at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. T Q Wood delivering the labor sermon. The program at Ross Park starts 10:30 a.m. with a picnic lunch, bus service from two high-traffic points, and the Blackfoot Kitchen band opening the program. Children’s races follow from 11 to 12. Lunch hour 12 to 1 p.m. Continued on Page B6.
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Joint Brotherhood Association
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Trinity Episcopal Church
T. Q. Wood
Ross Park
Grange
Idaho
Court House
Blackfoot Kitchen Band
Utah Estimates Damage to Roads in Storm
Salt Lake City September 3 The recent storm caused about 50 000 highway damage in Utah largely from bridge losses H 8 Kerr chief engineer of the state road commission said after a statewide survey The greatest loss was at the lower court house bridge in Grand county carried away and the upper court house bridge estimated at 20 000 About 30 000 damage in Garfield county where several small bridges were destroyed No highways were washed out though several including the Salt Lake Ogden highway were blocked temporarily
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kerr
State Road Commission
Lower Court House
Grand County
Upper Court House
Garfield County
Salt Lake-Ogden
Friend of Capone Incarcerated in Idaho County Jail
Fred DeAngelo alias Fred Camila Cahal, a 33 year old Italian claiming Cicero Illinois origins and past as Al Capone’s truck driver, was brought to Pocatello from Salt Lake City. He faces burglary charges for the August 21 theft at Paul Roberts Machine shop, as Utah authorities recover drills grinders and shop equipment valued over $100.
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Cicero
Illand
al Capone
Chicago
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
W. H. Woodward
Fred DeAngelo
Fred Camila Cahal
Paul Roberts
DeAngelo
Salt Lake, Ogden
Brigham City
Utah
Cleveland woman killed on Swiss bike trip near Zermatt
Police seek the slayer of Jeane Ibershoff of Cleveland Ohio whose body was found Thursday near Kalpe tran at the foot of Zermatt mountain. She had been killed with a rock while bicycling from Bremen Germany.
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Brig
Switzerland
Jeane Ibershoff
Cleveland
Ohio
Kalpetran
Zermatt Mountain
Bremen
Germany
Idaho Weather: Fair Sunday and Monday
The Idaho forecast calls for fair conditions on Sunday and Monday with no precipitation. Temperatures are expected to show little change across the period.
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Idaho
Walker weighs return to New York mayoral race
James J. Walker, after resigning under pressure, left open the possibility of running again. He said the decision rests with the people of New York City as speculation swirls about national repercussions and a potential Al Smith involvement. Walker and Smith are both Tammany Hall members and primaries have passed.
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New York
James J. Walker
Roosevelt
Ety
al’ Smith
Smith
Walker
Tammany Hall
Bishop Lowe Assigns Ministers at Idaho Conference
At the Idaho Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ministers and officials met in Nampa to hear two visiting speakers describe missionary work in foreign fields. Bishop George A. Miller of Santiago and Rev Ira Gillet of Portuguese East Africa urged missions as a path to international peace. Tomorrow, Bishop Lowe will assign ministers after his sermon on the need for certainty.
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Nampa
Idaho
Methodist Episcopal Church
George A. Miller
Santiago
Chile
Ira Gillet
Titus Lowe
Miller
Lowe
Second tropical storm looms over Miami area tonight
Morning bulletins note residents brace for a possible second tropical storm within a week as warnings and precautions are issued across Miami, Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Officers Probe New Angles in Volkmeier Shooting Case
Investigators pursue fresh leads in the ambush shooting of Arthur E. Volkmeier, former state traffic officer, as he lies critically injured. Police note the attack was planned with revenge as the motive and say a gunman or gunmen will be found.
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Arthur E. Volkmeier
Alameda
Volkmeier
George Cacavas
Crops Excellent In Uintah Basin
Salt Lake City September 3 Farmers in the Uintah Basin report crop conditions better than ever. Perry E Burnham regional manager of the Farmers Seed Loan office says farmers are paying seed loans and expected to be repaid promptly after sale of the crops.
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Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
Perry E. Burnham
Farmers’ Seed Loan Office
Utah
Local schools open Tuesday in Po catello Idaho
The Po catello independent school district No 1 will open 1932 33 Tuesday at 9 am with a projected record enrollment. Superintendent E Norman Vaughn notes portable first and second grade rooms moved to Emerson and Jefferson schools and total enrollment expected around 1050 with 1015 already registered.
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Pocatello Independent School District No. 1
Supt
E. Norman Vaughn
Vaughn
Emerson and Jefferson
Pocatello Public
Emerson, Jefferson
Lincoln
Irving
Franklin
Bonneville
Washington and Whittier
Roosevelt
Alameda
Forest fire danger wanes in south Idaho after wet summer
The Idaho forest season appears over as heavy winter rain and cool summer cut fire risk. The Boise forest, closed for three days, saw last year’s fires vanish with the August downpour. Supt. Guy B. Mains cautions blazes may return with warm October weather, though October fires have often been small.
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Boise
Idaho
Guy B. Mains
Mavis
Mains
Pope Urges Federal Deposit Guarantee Plan
Boise mayor and Democratic Senate candidate James P. Pope called for a federal law to guarantee all bank deposits. He cited widespread bank failures, noting 2,300 U.S. banks failed in 1931 and many more in 1932, and urged Reorganization Finance Corporation aid with a system overhaul.
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Boise
James P. Pope
United States
Idaho
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bank Robbery in Hunter Sees $1109 Stolen by Armed Gang
In Hunter North Dakota two men in a bandit sedan with two women who operated a machine gun robbed the bank and fled with $1109.50. Walter Smerud was wounded in the leg by a stray bullet as bystanders exchanged fire from the street. A citizen with a rifle fired back through the bandits back window.
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Hunter, N. D
Hunter
Walter Smerud
Turning the Corner From New York to Chicago Trade News
The Bradstreet index shows the largest monthly rise since 1925 at 5.6 percent for August with textiles up 16.2 percent and metals at 10.3 percent. The American Railway Association notes carloadings up 4 percent or 19,331 cars last week, the strongest since April and sixth straight gain. Illinois Central expands maintenance and hires to equal full‑time work for 1,000, while shoe manufacturers report activity. bank failures continue to fall, 83 months versus 143 previously.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
American Railway Association
Sugar Campaign Opens In Idaho
Alma Lindholm and Marion Esplin of Idaho Falls opened a campaign to promote Idaho beet sugar with a display in a Boise show window. Lindholm described beet sugar as cheap and healthful, produced by American workers on American wages, and noted it adds five million dollars in payments and wages while boosting taxes and freight for railroads. He estimated Idaho farmers and sugarmen could split ninety thousand dollars if local consumption matched nearby states.
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Boise
Idaho
Alma Lindholm
Marion Esplin
Idaho Falls
Lindholm
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James Doolittle
Will Gas Lions
Goering
Veterans OF 91St
Reverend Wood
Capone
Smith and
Tammany
Robert St. John
Associated Press
New York City
the Post
Smith Himself
Guayaquil
Quito
Ecuador
Neptali Bonifaz
Nemuro
Japan
Wolfgang von Gronau
Kasumigaura
Tokyo
Ore
Oregonian
Arnold Bennett Hall
University of Oregon
Anacortes
Wash
Ogden
Elbert D. Thomas
University of Utah
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Lindbergh
MAY
Furnish Club
Hopewell Fish
Johnstown
Ira McCloskey
Clearfield County
Garrett Schenick
Hopewell
N. J
McCloskey
Schenck
Somerset
Dubois
Clearfield
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington
Justice Department
Pope
Illinois Central Railroad
American Banker
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