Bribery Hint in U S Senate Arms Inquiry
Washington reports raise claims of graft in submarine sales to South America with a Peruvian salesman seeking a 1925 disarmament conference delegate. Electric Boat officials admit paying commissions but deny bribery. L. Y. Spear notes graft as underlying South American deals while letters show Aubry sought conference access.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Senate
South America
Spear
Vickers, Ltd
Louis Aubry
Electric Boat Company of
New London
Aubry
Clark
L. Y. Spear
Electric Boat Company
Idaho Methodists Convene in Boise
One hundred fifty Idaho Methodist clergymen gathered in Boise for their annual conference. The service honored departed ministers with Bishop J. C. Baker of San Francisco delivering the memorial address. Seminar committees will be formed this afternoon to discuss church problems and Dr. C. W. Chenoweth of the University of Idaho will speak at an evening assembly.
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Boise
J. C. Baker
San Francisco
C. W. Chenoweth
University of Idaho
Baseball scores mix in doubleheader notes
Summary of multiple baseball game lines with teams including Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Detroit Washington and Cleveland. The records show scorings across innings and pitcher and batter credits with a variety of team outcomes and line scores.
Pocatello Post Plans Reg Session and Reports
Pocatello post No 4 of the American Legion will meet in regular session Thursday evening at the Memorial building. Reports will be given on the recent state convention at Moscow and the district convention held today at Preston.
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Pocatello
Memorial Building
Moscow
Preston
Death by accident in Columbo shooting verdict
Jurors in Los Angeles ruled Russ Columbo's death an accident. Hollywood photographer Lansing Brown Jr. was exonerated after testimony about an antique pistol and a misfired hammer setting off a bullet that struck Columbo. The inquest described Brown's act as unintentional.
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Los Angeles
Russ Columbo
Lansing Brown, Jr
Hollywood
Brown
Columbo
Bank Robbers Steal $115000 in Lake City Kidnap
Three men abducted Palmetto bank president J H Carter and his wife from their home in Lake City Florida, tied the children, looted the vault, then released Carter and Stalvey miles away after forcing the Bank staff to drive to the bank. About $100000 taken. Police say guns used included sawed off shotguns and pistols. Earlier, six men robbed North Bergen Trust in New Jersey, fleeing with about $15000.
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Lake City
8. C
Palmetto Bank
J. H. Carter
Carter
Atale
Jimmy
Lamar
Here
Candidates File Expense Accounts in Bannock County Primaries
Bannock County prim ary candidates filed expense accounts with Grace Hall, county auditor. Listed are numerous candidates across offices including E. F. Cutler sheriff $65, Witty senator $2, Andrus probate judge $49, Kimber auditor $70.35, Holder auditor $56.62, Manning auditor $69.10, Larsen commissioner $32.85, Green probate judge $35, Lowe superintendent $46.50, and others with varying expenditures.
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Bannock County
Grace Hall
E. F. Cutler
Grace L. Hall
R. T. Hale
Clark Gray
W. H. Witty
F. W. Fauteck
William Hinckley
John Fraser
W. M. Andrus
D. B. Martin
J. A. Kinney
Arthur Hall
George W. Kimber
John Larsen
Green
Dell R. Lish
Mark Manley
William W. Holder
William J. Ryan
Scott D. Lowe
D. C. Ray
R. E. Manning
A. W. Hall
J. K. Davis
Parachute Flying Ban Across Britain Ordered
An order in council forbids parachute jumps from aircraft within Britain and northern Ireland except in emergencies. The rule targets individuals who jump for money or sport, restricting non emergency bails out of planes.
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London
Britain
Northern
Borah Eyes Sinclair Plan While Weighing Monopolies
Ashton Idaho reporters report Senator William E Borah delaying judgment on Upton Sinclairs Epic plan. He said he would wait for Farley to pass on Sinclair before comment and urged the two old parties to confront monopoly while criticizing AAA price controls and tariff debates. He claimed steel prices rose 800 percent under code authority.
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Ashton
Idaho
Upton Sinclair
William E. Borah
Sinclair
California
Farley
Senate
AAA
Jockey Gentry Knight Dies After Bannock County Race Fall
Brunswick Georgia rider Gentry Knight, 19, died early today in Pocatello after a track accident at Bannock County fair and rodeo. Knight, who rode the horse Super Fashion, was crushed when the mount fell on him, sustaining a skull fracture. Funeral services are planned in Brunswick before burial. Knight had been contracted to ride at Saratoga Springs next season.
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Gentry Knight
Brunswick, Ga
Pocatello
Bannock County Fair
Knight
Super Fashion
Saratoga Springs
Downard Funeral Home
Brunswick
Marie Knight
Philadelphia
Fred Locriver
James Fitzsimmons
Gallant Fox
Will Rogers reports from Helsinki on Finland aid and Nurmi
Will Rogers notes Finland's resolve amid financial aid from the United States and stresses the nation's stable government. He mentions Nurmi, who is away racing, and observes Finns keeping busy with cleaning efforts while awaiting his return. The piece captures Rogers' light travel commentary with dated, era style humor.
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Helsinki
Finland
Integrity
Mr. Albright
Nurmi
Finload
France Seeks German Payment for Saar Mines
France proposes that Germany prepare to pay for $100 million in French mining properties in the Saar region if the valley votes to join Germany. Paris asked the League of Nations to avert trouble after the plebiscite by Germany making payment proposals, with France insisting on gold settlement.
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Paris
France
Saar Valley
Germany
League of Nations
League
Geneva
Saar
Reich
Bennett quits federal post in shakeup of finance agencies
Washington reports the resignations of W. R. Stark chief of the treasury research division and E. G. Bennett director of the federal deposit insurance corporation. Four federal financial posts are abandoned within a week as Lewis Douglas and F. W. Lowery also leave. Bennett seeks to return to Utah business interests with Mariner S. Eccles.
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Washington
W. R. Stark
Treasury Division of Financial and Economic Research
E. G. Bennett
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lewis Douglas
F. W. Lowery
Stark
Treasury Division of Research and Statistics
Treasury
Morgenthau
New Deal
Ogden Mills
Federal Reserve Board
Bennett
Utah
Marriner S. Eccles
Morganthau
Pants and More Pants
New York detectives arrested Harry Morris as a pickpocket after witnesses saw his fingers reach into pockets. Federal agents examined prints of those fingers and accused Morris of helping to conceal $10,000 worth of stolen pants and pant material.
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New York
Harry Morris
Morris
Hitler declares Nazi revolution ended and plans future unity
Adolf Hitler told the Nazi party convention in Nurnberg that the national Socialist revolution is finished and will shape Germany for 1000 years. He warned opponents, pledged unity of Protestant and Catholic confessions, and urged consolidation into a single evangelical reich church.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Robert Wagner
Baden
der Fuehrer
National Socialist Movement
Fife
Martin Luther
Mayors Roosevelt discuss unemployment plan with LaGuardia
Hyde Park, Sept 5. Mayor LaGuardia after a talk with President Roosevelt said a formula will be drafted to tackle urban unemployment. He praised the president’s grasp of city issues and returned hopeful. Fellow observer Upton Sinclair echoed the mood, praising the New Deal and EPIC aims while criticizing Hoover and Norman Thomas. Sinclair cited CA and DC programs and noted Democrats gaining in California.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
LaGuardia
New York
Roosevelt
Sinclair
Norman Thomas
Herbert Hoover
Moover
Ticle
Saturday Evening Post
Hoover
Californian
California
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Olio
Roosevelt Moves to End Textile Strike as Mills Close
ANNISTON Alabama September 5 AP reports Alabama Cotton Manufacturers chief Scott Roberts urges vigorous protest to President and governors against union efforts to close mills. Sloan of Cotton Textile Institute notes some mills closed by intimidation, others opened. violence erupts in Portland and Bibile Manufacturing plants in Macon as locks and gates see fights and closures.
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Anniston
Ala
South
Scott Roberts
Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Association
George Sloan
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Roberts
Sloan
Boaz
New York
George A. Sloan
Greenville
S. C
Duncan Mill
National Guard
Macon
Bibb
Portland
Ore
Oregon Worsted Company
Spindale
N. C
Bibl Manufacturing Company
Post tests Winnie Mae at 49000 feet in stratosphere flight
Wiley Post attempted stratosphere flight using his Winnie Mae aircraft reaching higher than 49 000 feet today before descending at Curtiss-Reynolds airport for instrument tests. He abandoned attempts at stratosphere records for the day. Reports placed Le De Lown in South Bend, Indiana.
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Chicago
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Curtiss-Reynolds
Post
le de Lown
South Bend
Ind
Girl Leaves Home After Row With Sister
Wanda Cardinet, 13, believed kidnapped after wandering away from Oakland home, explains she left to feel better appreciated. She returns with her father E. H. Cardinet, candy manufacturer, noting the quarrel with her older sister prompted the absence.
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Oakland
Calif
Wanda Cardinet
E. H. Cardinet
Dentist Slain in Robbery Near Fergus Falls
Dr. John Schacht, 55, a Fergus Falls dentist, was found dead along the Otter Tail river after an alleged clash with two robbers who overpowered him in his car last night. Sheriff J C Henkes reports the car is missing and the motive remains under investigation.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
John Schacht
Otter Tail River
J. C. Henkes
Otter Tail County
Floods Leave 110,000 Homeless Near Changyuan
In Hopeh province Yellow river floods drive 110,000 people to live in treetops near Changyuan as 300 villages in Hopeh and Honan flood. relief from Tientsin rushes to the region.
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Tientsin
China
Changyuan
Hopeh
North
Veteran pitcher Rixey finishes busy day after golf tennis and labrem a kale victory
Cincinnati report notes Ep a Rixey, famed major league pitcher, plays 18 holes of golf, then competes in three tennis singles sets, men’s doubles, and mixed doubles, before winning Labrem a Kale. The veteran’s marathon day highlights endurance of the aging star.
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Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey
Labrem
Two Federal Prisoners Captured After Montana Jail Escape
Two federal inmates, Brooks Johnson and Karl White, captured at Riverside Park near Council Idaho after a gun battle with Sheriff W F Winkler of Adams County. They had escaped from a Montana jail with two others using a stolen Glacier National Park Ranger vehicle and surrendered following a robbery at the Dickey Service Station. One fugitive, Bryan White, fled during the exchange. Authorities wire-confirmed identities. the men said they were relieved to receive meals and lodging after days on the run.
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Karl
Winkler
Bryan White
Johnson
Socialists to Hear Californian Speak at Labor Temple
Dr. Ralph A. Norem of UCLA will lecture Thursday at 8 p m at the Labor Temple on socialism communism or fascism Donahue announces He returns from Boise and Emmett reporting growing interest in the party movement in Idaho Future lectures by notable speakers are expected in Pocatello and Idaho during winter
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Ralph A. Norem
University of California At Los Angeles
Labor Temple
D. P. Donahue
Pocatelo Socialists
Norem
Idaho
Donahue
Boise
Emmett
Pocatello
Idaho Weather Report: Fair Tonight and Thursday
The Idaho weather forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with no significant temperature change expected. No precipitation is anticipated and winds remain light across the region.
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Idaho
Trion Cotton Mills shooting leaves one dead and many wounded
A shooting at Trion Cotton Mills in Georgia today left one man fatally wounded and 15 injured, with Regal hospital reporting ongoing gunfire at 3 p.m. Central time and two injuries in critical condition. In Lowell Massachusetts rioting erupted near the Silk Mill as workers left, police used night sticks, and two men were arrested for inciting the riot.
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Trion
Regal Hospital
Lowell
Mass
Textile strike shuts New Bedford and fall River mills
Textile centers in New Bedford and Fall River Mass report near total shutdowns as mills close yesterday to join a nationwide strike. President Roosevelt moves to appoint a mediation board while reports show over 300000 idle workers.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Mass
Roosevelt
Father of local woman injured in motorcycle crash
John Portenheimer a 75 year old Ogden Utah resident visiting his daughter Mrs Louisa Hudson 240 Washington Alameda was in exceedingly grave condition after a motorcycle accident in which he rode on the tandem seat of a machine driven by Clifford Hudson who suffered only minor injuries Police said Portenheimer left for Ogden to visit relatives and no details of the crash were available at Preston
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John Portenheimer
Ogden
Utah
Louisa Hudson
Washington
Alameda
Preston
Portenheimer
Clifford Hudson
Polish Women Resolve to Stay Slim in WarSaw Fashion
Polish women in Warsaw pledge to remain slim despite eastern vogue for fuller figures. Madame Jadwiga Ewert, prominent fashion adviser, urges sisters not to chase rounded shapes and to keep their figures lean for better health and appearance.
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Warsaw
Jadwiga Ewert
Paria
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