Idaho Faces Role as Major Feed State This Year
Idaho likely becomes a top cattle feeding state as 360000 lambs are fattened for market, about double the usual, due to drought reducing Midwest feeder stock. Idaho will feed local and incoming stock from Oregon and Montana on hay and grain, with farmers renting pastures and accepting small bands for on-farm feeding. Cattlemen use low prices to rebuild herds while bankers back retention of stock for feeding, aiming to balance feed and pasture and boost the state's livestock industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Rinehart
University Extension Division
Midwest
Rinehart
West
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Andree Balloon Expedition Diary Fragments Read
The Andree diary up to September 5 1897 is legible though later pages may be invisible. The trio likely reached White Island on September 5 after months of ice travel since the balloon disaster. Swedish scientist Gunnar Horn proposes a new expedition to White Island to search for further evidence. An examining commission reports finds links to Knut Frøken’s ring and identifies Nils Strindberg by a ring found on his body.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Andree
White Island
North Pole
Gunnar Horn
Blaze Runs Wild Across Oregon and Washington Forests
Hundreds of men fought wildfires across Oregon and Washington. A 200 person crew battled a 3,000 acre White Salmon river fire in the Columbia forest. Hemlock Pass saw 300 workers surround a slash fire. New blazes were reported near Yakima and Oregon timberlands near Butte Falls as crews moved to containment with suspected incendiary origins and large brush spreads.
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Seattle
Washington
Oregon
White Salmon River
Vancouver, Wash
Columbia National Forest
Hemlock Pass
Longview
Wash
Weverhauser Timber Company
Diamond Fork
Klickitat River
Ten- Day Creek
Yakima
Medford
Owen-Oregon
Butte Falls
Veronia
Ore
Suspected Slayer Being Returned From Salt Lake City
Sheriff W C Orr of Dillon Montana prepared to take Ruel Carballo back to Montana to face a charge of aiding in the killing of Chief George Tendey near Lima Montana last June. Carballo was identified by Mrs Tenday as one of six men who slugged him during a fishing trip. Departure was delayed awaiting extradition papers from Governor Dern.
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Salt Lake City
W. C. Orr
Dillion
Mont
Ruel Carballo
Montana
George Tendey
Lima
Carballo
Tenday
Fort Hall
Orr
George H. Dern
Ten Million Dollar Group to Conserve American Wildlife
New group formed by Joseph P. Knapp aims to endow 10 million dollars for wildlife and game conservation led by Senator Harry B. Hawes. Hawes plans to resign his Senate bid and serve without pay until 1933, then receive 50,000 dollars annually. The program includes bird refuges and cooperation with federal and state governments on conservation legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEN Million Dollar
New York
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Joseph P. Knapp
Knapp
Conservation Organization
United Tes
Escaped Federal Prisoner Vanishes From Hospital Bed
Floyd Sandusky 23, held on a prohibition violation, disappeared from General hospital after being removed there for illness. He was last seen in bed at 9:30 p.m. and is believed to have escaped through a hospital window with help arranged by friends. Sandusky has a lengthy criminal history including a prior murder charge in Idaho and earlier escapes. Federal and county officers suspect a preplanned escape with an automobile and clothing waiting outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Floyd Sandusky
Sandusky
Utah State Penitentiary
A. H. Bucheneau
U. S
Sanduskys
McCammon
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Portpeuf
Pioneer railroad man J. C. Oran dies at 78 in Idaho Falls
J C Oran a veteran railroad employee and pioneer of the west died at the L D S hospital in Idaho Falls from intestinal influenza at 11 30 this morning. He fired the first engine into Blackfoot on the narrow gauge road 51 years ago and later brought the first train into Idaho Falls on the wide gauge. Survived by his widow two children J C Oran Jr and Mrs Nosear Davis and two grandchildren. Born in England he came to Utah as a child, lived in Bountiful and Ogden, later worked in brick making before joining the railroad. He married Miss Muir of Bountiful and ten children were born, only two surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
J. C. Oran
L. D. S. Hospital
Idaho Falls
Nosear Davis
J. C. Oran Jr
Mr. Oran
England
Utah
Bountiful
Ogden
Muir
Heroic Race Ends In Crash of Love
Ned Meyer, 16, sought to impress Margaret Wegener, 16, by planting eight dynamite sticks at the Wegener residence. He fled before the blast and staged a dramatic rescue by extinguishing the fuse, drawing police attention and landing him in jail. Mrs Wegener says the incident also ruined her pansy bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Young Love
Ned Meyer
Margaret Wegener
Ned
Wegener
Smithfield Superintendent R V Larsen Dies at 53
SMITHFIELD Utah Sept 5 R V Larsen 53 longtime superintendent of Cache county school district for 21 years died at his home. He is survived by his widow and five children with funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Utah
R. V. Larsen
Cache County
Ee District
Former Prohi Men Try to Explain Roles in Rum Ring Probe
William M. Whitney former chief assistant to Roy C. Lyle testifies in Seattle on the defense side seeking to show former prohibition officials aimed to trap rum runners not bribe them. Whitney notes Senator Wesley L. Jones approved Alfred Hubbard’s prohibition appointment as Hubbard testified he ran a dual role as rum runner and agent, with thousands in payments used to feed superiors in the prohibition office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
William M. Whitney
Whitney
Roy C. Lyle
Northwest
United States
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Lquor
Alfred M. Hubbard
Hubbard
Federal Prohibition Office
Chicago Gunmen Strike at Woman and Church Office
Gunmen hit a Lawrence Avenue beauty shop run by Mrs. Jennie Love with a black powder pineapple device causing minor damage. Separately four men armed with revolvers robbed $750 from St. Thomas Building and Loan officers meeting in the Church of St Francis of Assisi offices, a rare church robbery scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roth
Lawrence Avenue
Madame Love
Jennie Love
Church of St. Francis of Assisium
St. Thomas Building and Loan Association
Baseball scores from multiple games across leagues
Box scores show New York, Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Washington, Philadelphia and Cleveland with varied innings totals. Notable entries include Hubbell, Heving, Cun ningham for New York. Crowder, Pipgras, Hall for Washington. Russell, Heving, Cochrane for Boston. and Jablonowski with Sewell for Cleveland. Several games list incomplete or placeholder lines with missing details.
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New York
Boston
Hubbell
Heving
O’parrell
Cunningham
Spohrer
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Malone
Braxton
Osborn and Hartnett
Brame
Hemsley
Bool
Washington
Crowder
Spencer
Pipgras
Halloway
Eer
Dickey
Jorgens
Bosto
Philadelphia
Russell
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Cleveland
Jablonowski
Sewell
Faber and
Penny
King Hillman and wife freed after preliminary hearing
King Hillman and his wife, both 42, were released from the county jail after a preliminary hearing on charges of murdering their adopted daughter Marie West. Judge D. A. Utter ruled the state proved a crime occurred but failed to show probable cause of guilt. Spectators applauded as the couple walked free.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
H. B. Meisenzahl
Marie West
Justice of the Peace
D. A. Utter
Meisenzahl
Boise
Eugene Anderson
Young Mountain Home
Moffatt Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Supreme Court
Judge D W Moffatt of the third district court has entered the race for the Democratic nomination for justice of the state supreme court to win a ten year term. Judge George Chritensen of the seventh district has been in the race for the Democratic nomination for several weeks. Justice Ephraim Hansen incumbent A R Barnes of Salt Lake City and Arthur Woolley of Ogden have entered the race for the Republican nomination for the position.
Utah Highway Blocked by Severe Rain and Floods
A strong storm battered Davis county and the Salt Lake City Ogden highway was blocked by mud and debris. Crews work to reopen sections as floods and wind uprooted trees and cut power in parts of the city. Grain farmers hailed rain as beneficial after hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Davis County
Salt Lake City-Ogden
J. C. Alter
Weather Bureau
Chinese Take a Cue From Biblical Day
The report from Changsha in Hunan says the communists used an ancient tactic tying burning torches to water buffalo to stampede barbed wire defenses. Defenders halted the stampede with machine gun fire as the city faced surround by 40,000 marauders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Changsha
Hunan
Red
Writer Georges de Porto Riche Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Georges de Porto Riche a distinguished writer and playwright and member of the French Academy after illness spanning several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges de Porto Riche
French Academy
Thousand Dead and Many Are Homeless After Caribbean Storm
Santo Domingo reports 400 buildings standing of 10 000 after the hurricane with estimates of 1000 dead and 5000 injured. Relief crews struggle to reach isolated areas as mass cremation is used for sanitation. Trujillo grants powers and aid is distributed. Havana notes shift northward reducing Florida Cuba danger.
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Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
National Congress
Trijillo
Havana
Belen Observatory
Florida
Cuba
Urgent appeal for help from hurricane survivors in Santo Domingo
Survivors in Santo Domingo issue an urgent appeal for food clothing medical supplies and temporary shelter as they count a death toll around 800 and report 90 percent of the population homeless. Water supply is gone and the capital is largely in ruins with roofs lifted off and key facilities destroyed. Relief ships with doctors tents and supplies prepare to depart from San Juan and Port au Prince to aid the stricken city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Republic
American Legation
Ozama River
Pan-American Airways
San Juan
Porto Rico
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Marine Corps Voight Corsair
James Davis
Ford
Treasure Hunters Expect Big Loot from Sunken liner Egypt
Italian divers located a safe from the captain's crew in the hull of the sunken liner Egypt and brought it to the salvage ship Artiglio to search for treasure and ship papers. The safe reportedly held bank notes and cargo details guiding treasure seekers toward a multi million dollar prize.
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Breast
France
En Safe
Egypt
Artiglio
Caribbean hurricane toll in Santo Domingo reported
Captain Antonio Silva, Red Cross official, reports 1,000 killed, 2,500 injured, 4,700 homes destroyed, 200 damaged, and 29,000 homeless in Santo Domingo city after survey by air and ground with information from American minister and president of the Republic.
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Washington
Antonio Silva
Red Cross
Santo Domingo
Porto Rico
Republic
London Fire Ravages Wapping District in Massive Blaze
A major London fire in the Wapping area caused an estimated 5 million dollars in damage. About 2000 people were displaced as 75 fire companies battled ten miles of hose amid a cocoa bean downpour from a six story warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wapping
East-End
Idaho Day Law Enforcement Costs Lead Nation
A Prohibition Bureau summary shows federal enforcement costs per capita by district. The Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Alaska region tops at 11 cents, while other areas range down to about 4.5 cents. State figures were not broken out, with total district funding listed as 7,555,1347.
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Idaho
U.S. Areas
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Oregon
Montana
Alaska
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
Porto Rico
California
Nevada
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
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Pocatello Hospital
Paul C. Wolman
Baltimore
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oregon Forest
Inator Hawes
Orday
St. Louis
L. Employe
Buenos Aires
Yrigoyen
Argentina
PROHI
King Hillman, Wife
Little Marie West
Mariano Gutierrez Lanza
Observatory
Santiago de Cuba
Baracoa
Roy
Lyle
Prohibition
U. S.& Grebe
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
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