Briand Plan for European Federation Gets Preliminary Approval
Geneva reports that Foreign Minister Aristide Briand’s proposal for a federation of European states received preliminary approval from 27 European powers. The assembly of the League of Nations may set up a plenary committee or study the idea in economic or political committees, with possible joint discussions. Further action hinges on committee choices and early steps.
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Geneva
Aristide Briand
Assembly of the
League of Nations
M. Briand
League
Produce Shipments Show Decrease Reported
Boise, Sept 8. A report submitted to the public utilities commission shows Idaho produce shipments decline this year with 13,930 carloads through August 31, down from 16,378 a year ago. Potatoes butter and cheese accounted for most of the totals, with August shipments at 999 carloads vs 1,061 last year.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Dynamiters Bomb Kansas City Home
A dynamite bomb exploded early today in a duplex under construction in a south side district injuring Nelson B. Lewis, 19, with a severe cut above the eye. The blast damaged the building and nearby homes, about $3,000 in all, and woke a large area as the builder blamed labor troubles for the bombing.
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Kansas City
South Side
Nelson B. Lewis
Grace man killed in car crash near Grace canyon
Everett Peck, 40, of Grace, died after a car plunged 50 feet into a canyon on the highway about a mile north of Grace Sunday night. His 15-year-old son, Everett B., suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious until about 1 30 a m. Moentt B. Peck, hospitalized at Soda Springs, said defective lights caused the crash while traveling from Bancroft to home.
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Everett Peck
Grace
Everett B
Moentt B. Peck
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Utah Ven & Power Co
Young Peck
George Walters
Argentina Swears In New Provisional President Uriburu
General Jose Evaristo Uriburu was sworn in as provisional president amid a national holiday and strong military guard after the revolution ousted President Hipolito Irigoyen. Thousands filled Buenos Aires streets with jubilant crowds and parades as the coup solidified, with unrest and military mutiny reported in the capital.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
Irigoyen
Martinez
Ira
Uriburu
Typhus Threatens Storm Areas In Caribbean
Reports from Santo Domingo and Port au Prince warn of deadly typhus spread and food shortages after a hurricane devastated Santo Domingo last week. Medical, military, and relief efforts race to curb outbreaks and prevent further humanitarian disaster as fears of riots and supply blockages grow.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Wind and Flood Ravage Dominican Interior
Heavy rains for over a day swollen the Ozama river blocking travel through Santo Domingo interior. The Ozama flowed at 15 mph hindering boats at its mouth while planes carried most travel into the damaged zone where about 4,000 people died last week and many more were injured. Relief efforts pressed on amid perilous conditions as reconnaissance traced the storm moving northwest across a 25 to 40 mile wide strip for about 50 miles, razing Santo Domingo city.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
History professor Castigan joins Idaho Southern Branch faculty
Dr. G M Castigan, noted Wisconsin historian, is secured by the University of Idaho Southern Branch for a one year teaching appointment in history. He will replace Professor Paul Guyet in most classes while Guyet handles Latin due to a minor illness. Castigan was born in Ireland and spent years in England before coming to America.
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G. M. Castigan
University of Wisconsin
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Paul Guyet
Guyet
Ireland
England
America
Boulder Dam Work Opens September 17
Los Angeles reports details of a national celebration to mark the start of Boulder Canyon dam construction. Secretary Wilbur will drive the first Nevada-silver spike as Union Pacific builds a 22 mile spur to the Colorado river site at Black Canyon. The plan allocates funds for a model town, dam workers housing, and a government road to the site. A new townsite on the Nevada side is chosen for better elevation and climate, three miles back at the ridge top, with rail access from Las Vegas.
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Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Boulder Canyon Dam
Seniatur Key Pittman
Nevada
Pittman
Secretary of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Wilbur
Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado River
Black Canyon
Reclamation Service
Union Pacific
Boulder Dam
Boulder Canyon
Black Mountain
Washington
Interior Department
Idaho boys and girls improving at state school
Boise Sept 8 The Idaho boys and girls at the State Industrial School in St Anthony are improving. A report to Education Commissioner W D Vincent shows 158 boys now held versus a normal 215 and 50 girls versus a normal 80, indicating progress in custody levels.
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Boise
Idaho
St. Anthony
W. D. Vincent
Strong quake strikes Candela in southern Italy
A six second earthshock rattled Candela in Foggia Sept 8 just before midnight, following loud rumblings that frightened residents. No damage reported but areas weakened by the July quake faced renewed danger. Candela lies 22 miles south of Foggia city in the quake zone where more than 1,000 people died and many towns were erased. population around 5,000.
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Candela
Foggia
Italy
Uake
World Series Start Date Set For Oct 1 1930
The World Series opens October 1 at the park of the American league pennant winner. Games one and two will be at the home of the champion, with games three to five in the National league champions’ park. If needed, games six and seven move to the American league park. all start at 1 30 p m next Monday with pricing boxes six dollars grand reserved five fifty general three dollars and bleachers.
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Chicago
Stoner Laridis
Park
Hens Ib
Baseball National First Game Brooklyn Versus Philadelphia
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Brooklyn winning 8 to 4 in the opener and Philadelphia taking the nightcap 11 to 4. Mowsand Deberry Hansen Sweetland and Rensa starred for Brooklyn while Elliott Thurston Lopes Wiloughby H Elliott and Davis led Philadelphia in a mixed pitching effort.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Mowsand
Deberry
Hansen
Sweetland
Rensa
Philadea
Elliott
Thurston
Lopes
Willoughby
H. Elliott
Davis
Two Flyers Die In Nome Air Crash Near Town
John Fritz of St Paul and Gere J Ranes of Lisbon North Dakota were killed when their airplane crashed and burned near Nome. A key ring Ranes wore may have helped establish the identity of the victims amid the wreckage.
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Nome
N. D
John Fritz
St. Paul
Gere J. Ranes
Lisbon
Ranes
Bonneville Protest Over Gas Product In Idaho Falls
H D Wilcox attorney representing a majority of Eastern Idaho Gas stockholders filed a protest with the public utilities commission against bringing natural gas into Idaho Falls by tanked supply. He challenged Thebe Starr and Anderton San Francisco contractors, warned of possible gas line extensions to Idaho Falls or a new well, and said compressed or liquid plants would become junk overnight.
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Boise
H. D. Wilcox
Lawrence
Kan
Eastern Idaho Gas Company
Idaho Falls
Public Utilities Commission
Thebe, Starr and Anderton
San Francisco
Idaho
Wilcox
Pocatello
Unsettled Tonight and Tuesday Weather Alert
A unsettled pattern remains across the region with cooler air lingering in the northwest tonight. Expect clearing or partial clouds and a gradual drop in temperatures into Tuesday with minimal precipitation chances.
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Northwest
Schools ShowEnrollment Increase Across District
The district reports total enrollment 4,566 today versus 4,118 on the first day last year, a gain of 248. Large rises appear at the senior high and Irving and Franklin junior high schools while Emerson holds at 955. Portable buildings added at the high school and first two grades.
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Irving
Franklin
Emerson
Bonneville
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Washington
Whittier
Missourian to Take Up Duties at Early Date
Dr. Mervin Gordon Neale, dean of Missouri’s education school, named president of Idaho to replace Frederick J. Kelly. Appointed by state boards, Neale will assume duties promptly. His record includes wartime service, degrees from Missouri and Columbia, and leadership roles in education.
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State Board
Mervin Gordon Neale
University of Idaho
Boise, Sept
School of Education
University of Missouri
Frederick J. Kelly
State Board of Education and Board of Regents
University
Neale
Plattsburg
New York
Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Columbia University
Missouri
Missouri University
Platte City
Landen
North Missouri State Teachers’ College
Maryville
Association In Education
Teachers’ College
University of Minnesota
Moody
Margaret Kennedy Mumford
Middle West
Julia Anne
Margaret Munford
Jane Ellen
Phi Delta Kappa
Alpha Pi Zeta
Kelly
New Orleans Governor Struck by Reporter in Hotel Quarters
In New Orleans Huey P. Long was struck in the nose by reporter William G. Wiegand of the New Orleans Item after a dispute over a profane name. Wiegand entered the Roosevelt hotel room ahead of a federal subpoena related to disappearances, and was seized by two of Longs guards. The governor allegedly called him a vile name, and both men credited blows during the confrontation.
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New Orleans
Sept
Huey P. Long
William G. Wiegand
Ten States Hold Primaries for Nominees This Week
Washington dispatch reports ten states select party nominees for senate house and state offices this week led by Maine primaries. Maine pits Wallace H. White against Frank H. Haskell for senate, while other contests include Byrnes versus Blease in South Carolina and Long against Ransdell in Louisiana.
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Washington
Senate
House
Maine
Wallace H. White
Frank H. Haskell
Massachusetts
New York
Wisconsin
Maryland
Agioss
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OF Europe
Dynamiters
Grace Man
Auto
Canyon of Bear River
Ean
Associated Press Telephoto
United States
Dominican Interior
DR. Castigan
Atu OF
Ibranch
Oxford
K. M. Landis
Utah
Associated Press
Myrtle Bell
Sacramento
Calif
John Rechetta
Ogden
South Carolina
Cole L. Blease
James F. Byrnes
Irba C. Blackwood
Olen D. Johnston
Spartanburg
Louisiana
Ransdell
Lawrence A
Phipps
H. Bhaw
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