Sugar Company Expands Shifts to Hire 1000 More Workers
Salt Lake City September 5 A new policy by Utah-Idaho Sugar extends operations to three eight hour shifts from two twelve hour shifts, adding 1000 extra jobs this year. Willard T. Cannon said the change meets local appeals for greater employment. Nine plants in five western states will open next month for three months.
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Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Willard T. Cannon
Sugar Company
Court Rejects Austro German Customs Union
In Geneva the court ruled against the proposed Austro German customs union. Seven of eight judges found the plan incompatible with the treaty of Saint Germain and the Geneva protocol, while Frank B Kellogg and six others dissented arguing compatibility with both accords. The decision hinges on a key element of postwar European settlement.
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Geneva
Coun
Austria
France
Frank B. Kellogg
China Buys 1 Million Bushels U S Wheat for Yangtze Relief
The farm board agreed to sell 1,000,000 bushels of U S wheat to China for famine relief along the Yangtze river. The Nationalist government will pay market price with payments in 1934 1935 and 1936. Half the wheat will be milled for flour and transportation bids will be invited.
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Washington
Farm Board
China
Yangtze River
Hoover
Brazil
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with unsettled northwest
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with unsettled weather centered in the northwest portion. Temperatures will be slightly cooler in the northwest area tonight.
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Northwest
Nautilus Submarine Safe After Silent Five Days
The Nautilus crew is reported safe in Oslo after five days of radio silence. Sir Hubert Wilkins noted contact with Tromsoe and Bergen stations confirmed all aboard are well. The expedition may have been in Eckman Bay near Spitzbergen, ending shipping anxiety and canceling relief plans.
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Oslo
Norway
Arctic Circle
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Tromsoe
Bergen
Fridtjof Nansen
Eckman Bay
Spitzbergen
Rlief
Proclamation Calls Pocatello Labor Day Celebration
Mayor Thomas C. Coffin proclaims Labor Day observance in Pocatello urging all citizens to unite in celebration to understand and appreciate the holiday’s deep significance.
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Pocatello
Thomas C. Coffin
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune on Advertising Trends
Will Rogers reports from Beverly Hills on a survey by the Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America showing more than half of 61 large food makers increased advertising and sales promotion in 1931. Most gains go to newspaper space and employment remains near normal, reflecting industry stability despite weak conditions.
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New York
United States
Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America
Clarence Francis
General Foods Corporation
Francis
Beverly Hills
Cal
Will Rogers
Corn Farmers Ask Boost In Prices
In Newton Iowa on September 5 1930 about 1000 Iowa farmers and businessmen launched a campaign for higher corn prices. They planned to meet Governor Dan Turner next Friday to press for a 60 cent per bushel price from September 11 until January 1 1932 then 65 cents and later 70 cents.
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Newton
Iowa
Murray
Oklahoma
Dan Turner
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Tonight Into Sunday
The forecast predicts cloudy skies tonight with little temperature change through Sunday. Temperatures remain mild with no significant swings expected.
Mussolini to Visit Pope Next Week in Vatican
Italian premier Benito Mussolini plans an early week visit to the Pope in the Vatican. The meeting will be marked by ceremonial pomp and a deliberate absence of mention of recent tensions with the Vatican. Details remain to be finalized as arrangements near completion.
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Vatican City
Mussolini
Vatican
British Aviator Amy Johnson Resumes Journey Home
Amy Johnson, the British aviator, landed at Velikiluk for the night during her flight home from Tokyo and resumed her journey the next day.
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Moscow
Amy Johnson
Tokyo
Velikiluk
Auto Accidents Involve Theo Swanson In Four Car Crashes
Four Idaho crashes near Pocatello injure Theo Swanson 72 and M L Pettit 60 in a morning sequence. Frank Silene 40 and J A Wells 26 of Blackfoot suffer minor injuries, Lou Langworthy treated for minor hurts. Swanson vehicle overturns, Silene vehicle flips after colliding near Okamura corner. Pettit Jr. sustains a compound fracture after being struck by Roy A Bell.
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Pocatello
Theodore Swanson
M. L. Pettit
General Hospital
Frank Silene
J. A. Wells
Blackfoot
Lou Langworthy
Swanson
Silene
Wells
Pole Line
Okamura
Mr. Silene
M. L. Pettt Jr
Princess Apts
Roy A. Bell
Pettit
Wells in East Texas Fields Reopen Under Martial Law
More than 1 800 wells in the east Texas oil field began to reopen at 7 a m today after a 19 day shutdown under martial law. Brig Gen Jacob F Wolters said operators may restart and report to brigade HQ at noon tomorrow. Daily production is estimated above 400 000 barrels with precautions for fires across 600 square miles. East Texas crude price rose to 68 cents per barrel from 5 to 10 cents since August 17.
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Kilgore
Tex
East Texas
Jacob F. Wolters
R. S. Sterling
General Wolters
Wolters
Flush Pools
Oklahoma
W. H. Murray
Supreme court to hear tax on gasoline for local governments
Boise tests on whether cities, school districts and other subdivisions must pay state gasoline tax will be heard by the Supreme Court at the session starting Wednesday in Pocatello. Francis Ouimet leads Jack Westland by 5 up after 18 holes in the amateur US championship at Beverly Country Club Chicago. The China flood relief commission says 15,000,000 bushels of wheat bought from the American Farm Board will not cover the winter needs for 10,000,000 destitute people.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Pocatello
Beverly Country Club
Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Jack Westland
United States
Shanghai
China Flood Relief Commission
American Farm Board
Mexican Government Resents China's Deportation Request
Mexico City reports resentment toward China after Beijing asked the United States to aid in deporting Chinese nationals from Sonora. The Mexican government reacted firmly to the request, signaling terse diplomatic tension.
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Mexico City
China
United States
Sonora
Boise Weather Forecast Brings Hope Of Rain
Mass clouds covered Boise as foresters welcomed the change and the weather forecaster said light rain may be possible, lifting spirits in the area.
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Boise
Graf Zeppelin Reports Near Cape Verde at Speed
The Graf Zeppelin bound for home from Brazil cruise reported near the Cape Verde islands at 9 a.m. G.M.T. today traveling about 50 miles per hour, according to the latest transmission from London.
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London
Brazil
Cape Verde Islands
Barcelona Strike Resumes After Clashes With Police
The general strike movement in Barcelona, halted by clashes between strikers and police, resumed today as workers renewed demonstrations and authorities urged calm at the streets and factories.
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Barcelona
Ten Thousand in Prizes Won by Doolittle
New York September 5 Aviation ace Jimmie Doolittle, 34, earns ten thousand dollars in prizes at the Cleveland national air races after a risky return flight. He had previously wrecked his last plane and lost his savings, then rebuilt a new biplane with friends and test flew it at East St. Louis, landing with winnings that may restore his racing plans.
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New York
Jimmie Doolittle
Doolittle
Cleveland
Jim Hairlip
East St. Louis
Damage Suit Filed in Accident Case
Charles Kastler of Salt Lake City filed a $20,000 damage suit in federal court against King C. Gillette Jr. over the death of his 16 year old daughter Ruth Kastler in a May automobile crash. The petition alleges George E. Kelley, Gillette's Calabasas chauffeur, collided with Ruth's car while driving Gillette's vehicle.
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Los Angeles
Charles Kastler
Salt Lake City
King C. Gillette, Jr
Ruth Kastler
Kastler
George E. Kelley
Gillette
Calabasas
Oil executive E H Jennings Found Dead At Home
E H Jennies chief of the Jennings Brothers Co a pioneer independent oil concern in this district was found dead at his Pittsburgh home with a bullet wound in the head. A report to the coroner said he probably shot himself Friday.
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Pittsburgh
E. H. Jennies
E. H. Jennings Brothers Co
Pioneer Independent Oil Concern
Man-eating tiger captured after river chase in India
In Jamura river district Calcutta reports a native swam while hanging to a tiger's tail. The tiger attacked but the swimmer struck the beast's mouth with a club and both were carried downstream until villagers captured the animal. The swimmer, Meyer Uddin, sought the reward.
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Calcutta
India
Jamura
Meyer Uddin
Veterans Meet at Sacramento for Encampment Close
Veterans of Foreign Wars concluded their Sacramento encampment with retiring and newly elected national officers. Darrold D. De Coe was named commander in chief elect and the national budget and routine business were set for the next two days. The women’s auxiliary voted Dora Rafensperger as its president.
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Kansas City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Council of Administration
Sacramento
Calif
Darrold D. de Coe
National Council
Francis J. O'Malley
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles Haley
Pittsburgh
A. E. Benett
Winston-Salem
N. C
T. F. St. Amant
New Orleans
James Cannon
Youngstown
Arthur D. Dodds
Lincoln
Neb
W. E. Gushner
Denver
Colo
C. R. Christie
Portland
Ore
Dora Rafensperger
Harrisburg
Women’s Auxiliary
Misconduct Ties Up Huge Fortune
The U S circuit court of appeals set aside a year-old award to Vin cent Kerens of 1 900 000 in a trust left by his father Richard Kerens former ambassador to Austria Hungary. Kerens must show five years of sobriety and good behavior. the court reversed based on misconduct earlier than 1926 31 allowing renewal using later evidence of meeting the requirement.
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ST. Louis
Vincent Kerens
Richard Kerens
Austria- Hungary
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kerens
Charles B. Faris
Birdmen Set for Nonstop North Pacific Hop
Don Moyle and C A Allen, California birdmen, arrive at Samushiro Japan to prepare a 4400 mile nonstop flight to Seattle. They load 1020 gallons of gasoline after a 375 mile, four hour 16 minute hop from Tachikawa. Previous attempts by Bromley Gatty and Ash, Jr failed to reach the U S.
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Samushiro
Japan
North Pacific
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
California
Seattle
Wash
Tachikawa
Tokyo
Harold Bromley
Harold Gatty
Tacoma
Thomas Ash, Jr
United States
Moyle
Allen
Fires Destroy Lumber Camps in Oregon
Fires raged near Cochran and Mayo Oregon destroying two lumber camps and wiping out a company’s timber holdings 40 miles west of Portland. Loggers and families fled as heat blocked trains and damaged railroad sections suspending traffic on the Portland Hillsboro line.
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Portland
Ore
Here
Portland-Hillsboro
Cochran
Mayo
Oregon
Former Sergeant William Frawley Missing Near Port Townsend
Port Townsend Washington September report says William Frawley a 30 year Army veteran living alone near Fort Worden has been missing for days. Two alarmed friends asked police to search. Authorities note he carried 3750 in savings. Ex soldier A L Stratton was arrested in Seattle bank for attempting to impersonate the missing man.
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Port Townsend
Wash
William Frawley
United States Army
Fort Worden
A. L. Stratton
Seattle
Scores from today’s games across leagues
First game sees Boston win 5 to 12 over Philadelphia with strong hitting and pitching. Shherdel Cunningham and Spohrer led Boston while Phils received key runs from Benge and Davis. In Brooklyn versus New York, Brooklyn trailed early then surged but fell 16 to 6 as Heimach Moore and Lopez matched Fitzsimmons and Hogan. American Phils beat opponents 8 to 3 with late scoring bursts.
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Boston
Phillies
Shherdel
Cunningham
Spohrer
Boot
Benge
Davis
Brooklyn
New York
Heimach
Moore
Lopez
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
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