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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1933

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Worst of Hurricane Believed Over Says U S Weather Bureau

A tropical hurricane roared into Texas from the Gulf of Mexico isolating Brownsville and causing extensive damage along 200 miles of coast. Two lives were lost on Lake Medina near San Antonio and Corpus Christi suffered major destruction including a destroyed North Beach district and a damaged pier.

Associated Press Texas Gulf of Mexico Brownsville Lake Medina San Antonio Gulf Corpus Christi McAllen Florida Fort Pierce Palm Beach Lake Okeechobee Tex

Public School Enrollment Reaches 4494 in Pocatello

Superintendent E Norman Vaughn announced that the first day registration for Pocatello public schools totals 4494, two thousand two hundred twenty one fewer than the all time high in 1932. The report notes junior highs crowded leading to 9 A class movements and outlines textbook, workbook, and fee changes for the new year.

Pocatello Public E. Norman Vaughn Irving Junior High Franklin Junior High Bonneville Emerson Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt Washington Whittier Vaughn Bannock County

Sultry Weather Grips Pocatello

Intermittent showers offered little relief as Pocatello endured humid heat. Temperature readings ranged from 66 early morning to about 86 at 1 pm, with a promising forecast of cooler weather and mountain showers in the south on Wednesday.

Pocatello

Will Rogers Wires The Tribune

Santa Monica letters from Will Rogers joke about labor day vacations yachts taxes and public life. He quips on vacations fatigue burgers gas and American leisure noting the president and Vincent Astor in a playful anecdote.

Santa Monica Cal Vincent Astor

Idaho Weather Forecast Limited to North and South Divides

Forecast for Idaho shows south areas cloudy and unsettled tonight extending to cooler conditions by Wednesday. North portion may see local showers in the mountains with cooler readings southward on Wednesday.

Idaho Mountains North

Bailey Recaptured After Bold Dallas Jail Escape

Harvey Bailey, alleged kidnap plotter, is recaptured by a five car caravan of armed officers after escaping the Dallas county jail. He is brought to Oklahoma City to face charges and a Sept. 18 trial date for the Urschel kidnapping ransom plot.

Oklahoma City Joseph B. Keenan Harvey Bailey Bailey Dallas Texas Charles F. Urschel Oklahoma County Nick Tresp Hale Dunn Ardmore Bennett Wallace Raymond Shoemaker

Damage suit opened in district court over boy's death

A $25,239.50 damage suit, Angelo Carron and Bernice Carron v Sam Guido, opened in district court before Judge Guy Stevens. The case stems from Antonio Carron's death when a 22 caliber revolver discharged, allegedly after Guido store sold ammunition to minors. Plaintiffs are represented by F. E. Tydeman. defense by A. L. Merrill.

Angelo Carron Bernice Carron Sam Guido Guy Stevens Blackfoot Antonio Carron Douglas Johnson Clyde Evans D.S. Austin Leo Hurst W. H. Francis Isaac Troup T. H. Glassford J. J. Scott W. A. Fife W. A. Worel H. J. Pierpont F. T. Stains L. J. Cowan Guido North Sixth Young Carron Douglas Carr

Governor Rolph Resting Easier Amid Pneumonia Crisis

San Francisco dispatch reports Governor James Rolph Jr. of California ill with pneumonia at St. Francis Hospital. Personal physician Dr. John Gallwey says the governor is resting easier and not in immediate danger. Crisis expected within three days to a week.

San Francisco James Rolph, Jr California St. Francis Hospital John Gallwey Gallwey

Chester to Leave First Methods Episcopal Church

The Idaho annual conference honors Reverend Joseph Chester for six years of service. He will join the Northwest conference in Bremerton Washington where he will lead the Bremerton church starting September 17. Dr Elijah Longbrake will succeed him at Twin Falls and Dr Andrew Warner moves to district superintendent and replaces Dr W B Young who moves to Twin Falls.

Joseph Chester First Methods Idaho Northwest Pacific Coast Titus Lowe Portland Chester Bremerton Wash Bremerton Church United States Elijah Longbrake Twin Falls Mr Chester Andrew Warner M. Chester

Ford Wage Rise Rumor Surfaces Amid NRA Tension

Detroit reports an unofficial readjustment lifts Ford workers from 4 to 4.80 dollars daily. Washington notes Ford remains out of NRA while the agency ready to enforce rules. NRA chief Hugh Johnson plans a September campaign to boost demand and curb inflation while pursuing compliance.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Johnson Chicago NRA

Resignation in Cuba Expected Amid U S Naval Move

Washington reports that President De Cespedes may resign at any moment as the American navy dispatches a cruiser and three destroyers to Cuba. Secretary Hull, Ambassador Welles, and President Roosevelt are monitoring a grave, rapidly evolving coup d etat scenario with Marines aboard the ships to protect lives and property.

Washington Cuba Republic Machado Hull Sumner Welles Havana Richmond Canal Zone MacFarland Bainbridge Key West Norfolk Sturtevant Guantanamo Santiago Roosevelt Astor Welles

State Ad Valorem Tax Set At 4.66 Mills On The Dollar

The state ad valorem tax will be 1.06 mills on the dollar of assessed valuation this year after revisions by the state board of equalization. The 379.95 million dollar state valuation reflects a 26 million drop from last year with levies funding general funds, highway bonds, and public buildings. County shares for sinking and interest funds are listed for many counties, totaling around 300 to 350 thousand dollars annually, with deductions for kilowatt and income taxes noted as previously enacted.

Boise Auditors Office State Board of Equalization Ada Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Blaine Bonneville Camas Canyon Cassia Clark Franklin Fremont Gem Gooding Jefferson Jerome Lincoln Madison Minidoka Oneida Payette Power Twin Falls Ross Board of Equalization

Cuba Surrenders Government to Radical Junta After Mahcdo Downfall

Provisional President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes resigns as Cuba shifts to a five member revolutionary commission formed by radical students and army NCOs. The move remains bloodless with scenes of confusion as U S forces deploy to protect American property amid the upheaval.

Havana Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Machado Cuba de Cespedes United States New Revolutionary Movement Manuel de Cespedes Gerardo Machado Santiago Santa Clara May A. B. C. Revolutionary Society Pardo Avenue

Vermont votes on repeal as weather favors prohibitionists

Vermont began balloting on repeal with clear skies. Prohibition opponents hoped western cities like Burlington Rutland St Albans and Bennington would tip the state toward the 25th repeal of the 18th Amendment. Fourteen delegates to a convention will be elected.

Montpelier Vermont Burlington Rutland St. Albans Bennington

New York and Philadelphia Hit Deep in Doubleheaders

Baseball scores from two American league doubleheaders show New York and Philadelphia routing opponents with strong hitting. Dewey Devens Gordon and Cochrane contributions pace Washington and Boston in separate contests as pitchers Whitehill Sewell and Gooch factor in.

New York Philadelphia Devens Shores and Dickey Cain Walberg, Coombs Cochrane Washington Boston Whitehill and Sewell Welch and Gooch

Cuba's Revolutionary Government Resigns for Commission Rule

Cuba's new revolutionary government plans to resign within hours and transfer power to a five man commission chosen by military and police leaders after a bloodless coup. The panel includes Guillermo Portela Jose Marzarri Ramon Grau San Martin Porforio Franco and Sergio Calbo.

Guillermo Portela Havana University Germany Jose Marzarri Machado de Cespedes Ramon Grau San Martin United States Porforio Franco Sergio Calbo Gibara Navy Gonzalez del Real Sergeant Bone

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