Five States Vote in Primary Ballots Across Nation
Voters in five states held primaries while Georgia eyes a Senate contest with Governor Eugene Talmadge seeking to unseat Richard Russell Jr. in a high national profile. In South Carolina a run off chose a McSwain successor. Washington, Colorado, Arizona, Vermont also held races with varied nominees across parties.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Senate
United States
Washington
Retanne Colorado
Varmant
South Carolina
Greenville
John J. McSwain
Rail business improving say Union Pacific officers
Carl R. Gray, president, told 400 railway ticket agents that ticket sales were rising rapidly with July passenger business up 48 percent from 1935. He noted a steady freight upturn, especially westbound traffic, and said Utah Idaho show strong recovery. session included Haynes Burke Siddall. The convention runs through Wednesday.
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Galt Lake City
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Utah
Idaho
George Haynes
Milwaukee Road
E. P. Burke
The
Pullman Company
H. W. Siddall
Transcontinental Western Passenger Association
Footing Incident Reported On Platform Scene
A fragment notes a sister on a station platform witnessing the footing incident. She observed the moment as the event unfolded, with no further details on injuries or cause provided in the readable text.
Woman and farmhand plead guilty in Detroit killing
Mrs. Eleanor Cook and George Relyea pleaded guilty in circuit court to killing William Cook, 40, of Detroit. The pair had married a month earlier, a bigamous union.
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Eleanor Cook
George Relyea
William Cook
Detroit
King Edward Arrives in Vienna Behind Smile and Hat
King Edward of England arrives in Vienna during a quiet welcome, hatless but smiling, signaling a low key royal visit amid broad public interest and media attention.
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Vienna
Edward of
Fagland
Defenbach weighs Senate plans amid Idaho GOP split
Lewiston figure Byron Defenbach, a Masonic Grand Lodge delegate, has not decided if he will run as an independent for the U S Senate. He calls the primary a personal disappointment but a strong campaign urged by two citizen groups, backing universal federal endowment insurance.
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Byron Defenbach
Lewiston
Pocatello
Masonic Grand Lodge
United States Senate
Ross
Bor
Defenbach
Townsend
Borah
Memorial Hall
Ixtentach
Scott
Congregational Church
Women of Radiant
Order of Eastern Star
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Child Welfare Talk
W. 8. Curd spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on child welfare as outlined at the national convention in Washington DC. Guests included Neil R. Fitch of Payette Claude Wade E. W. Horner of Weiser R. N. Gilbert of Nampa and others from Tulsa Pocatello and nearby communities.
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W. 8. Curd
Kiwanis
Washington, D. C
Neil R. Fitch
Payette
The
American Legion
Claude Wade
E. W. Horner
Weiser
R. N. Gilbert
Nampa
William Goleeke
Tulsa
Southern Branch
William Holder
Pocatello
Blaze spreads in coast area near Malibu fires
Gusty winds push a spreading blaze through Los Flores canyon destroying at least 20 small cabins and threatening Malibu beach residences. About 3,000 acres burned in the Malibu mountains as 500 men fight the fire. Nick Mellis dies of a heart attack while fleeing danger. Elmer D. Rarity is held for investigation after a cigarette caused the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Los Flores Canyon
Malibu Beach
Malibu Mountains
Santa Monica
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nick Mellis
Topanga Canyon
Elmer D. Rarity
Jay Morley
Rarity
Mountain Ranch
Friends
Utah Weather Update Warns Warm Temperatures South
A weather brief notes paired conditions for tonight and Wednesday, with warmer readings expected in the extreme south portion. The forecast highlights rising temperatures across southern counties and unsettled conditions elsewhere.
Reclamation Head Arrives Tonight in Pocatello
John Page acting federal commissioner of reclamation is due in Pocatello this evening. He travels from Cheyenne and will go to Idaho Falls Wednesday for a luncheon. In Pocatello he will meet the chamber of commerce reclamation committee and Congressman D Worth Clark to discuss regional reclamation matters.
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John Page
Federal Commissioner of reclamAtion
Pocatello
Cheyenne
Idaho Falls
Chamber of Commerce Reclamation Committee
D. Worth Clark
Portneuf
John Hunter
San Francisco
E. E. Calvin
Los Angeles
Calvin
Hunter
Scott
William Wallin
Keystone Lodge
A. F
A. M
Porneuf Lodge
Grand Lodge
C. H. Fisher
Salt Lake City
Utah
Edward Pinney
Oregon
Frank Peters
D. R. Cheney
John Kain
Helena
Montana
Luther T. Hamberg
F. D. Jones
Lewis E. Smith
Nebraska
Idaho Grand Lodge
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
E. EB. Calvin
Portneuf Lodge
Famous War Correspondent To Relate Thrilling Stories
Dewitt MacKenzie, famed war correspondent and former head of the AP foreign service, will present exclusive spy stories in The Pocatello Tribune. The three part series, drawn from his career spanning London to the Belgian front, promises dramatic inside accounts of world events.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Dewitt MacKenzie
Syracuse
N. Y
Associated Press
New York
London
Associated Press Foreign Service
King George
Belgium
France
Devil's Island
MacKenzie
Bom
Setar
Detroit Beats Chicago 5 4 In Warmer Weather Scores
In Chicago today the Detroit five defeated the Chicago team 5 to 4 with Auker Phillips and Myatt on the Detroit battery and Cain Sewell for Chicago. No national games scheduled. The Woodcraft Thimble Club No 155 meets Wednesday at 806 North Hayes hosted by Mrs Marie Willard with Mrs Paul Rust assisting. Idaho weather shows mild tonight and Wednesday with higher temperatures.
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Chicago
Detroit
Auker
Phillips
Myatt
Cain
Sewell
Enrollment Shows A Slight Decrease
Enrollment totals show a slight decline with increases only posted at Franklin Bonneville Washington and Whittier high schools.
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Franklin
Bonneville Washington
Whittier
Pocatello Indepent
E. Norman Vaughn
Irving Junior
Bonneville
Jefferson Serene
Lincoln
Washington
Dr Crawshaw laid to rest in Pocatello funeral
Dr Luke H Crawshaw prominent physician dies Saturday. Services held 2:30 pm at Elks temple with Bishop Finlayson and Father Dougherty eulogizing. Alma mater, pallbearers, out of town attendees listed. Graveside rites at Mount Moriah cemetery conducted by Pocatello Elks lodge. Survived by widow Jane and daughters Mrs George Slingerland and Judith Ann Slingerland.
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Pocatello Lodge B. P
Luke H. Crawshaw
Elks Temple
Bird Finlayson
Speiker
Crawshaw
L. M. Dougherty
Willard Lund
Alfred Cordon
Olga Hines
Roland Nielson
The
Pocatello Medical Association
W. W. Brothers
O. F. Call
L.F. Castle
J. Clothier
Ben Eisenberg
P. Groom
H. J. Hartvigsen
R. P. Howard
W. F. Howard
H. H. Hughart
J. H. Lynn
D. C. McDougall
F. S. Miller
A. M. Newton
C. W. Pond
J. J. Raaf
D. C. Ray
F. M. Ray
E. R. Roberts
J. R. Young
H. C. Irwin
R. S. Turner
W. J. Mullen
A. B. Scott
Charles Peterman
Harry
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Jay L. Downing
Tyler
Jane
George Slingerland
Pocatello
Judith Ann Slingerland
Earthquake Felt Near Long Beach Mild Shake No Damage
A slight earthquake was felt at 8:85 this morning near Long Beach with Anaheim twelve miles east reporting the shock. The tremor caused no damage and was described as distinct but not strong.
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Long Beach
Calif
Anaheim
World Peace Pleas On Labor Day Across the Nation
Labor Day draws a chorus of peace appeals from Cordell Hull Alf Landon William Green Norman Thomas Col Frank Knox and William Borah urging unity among unions and cautioning government overreach while stressing American wages prices and freedom.
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A. F
Landon
Organized Labor
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Enemies of Labor
Norman Thomas
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
William F. Borah
Idaho
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Driver Fined in Reckless Driving Case Near Pocatello
Mrs. Bush L. Bennett of Rigby injured when a car carrying her and her husband flipped after a collision with Oliver Simonsen from Hoboken on a highway south of Pocatello. Simonsen, a marine engineer, was fined $40 and costs for reckless driving. Bennett improving. Mr Bennett with minor injuries.
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Bush L. Bennett
Rigby
General Hospital
Pocatello
Oliver Simonsen
Hoboken
N. J
Simonsen
Court of Justice
William Hinckley
Bennett
Labor Day toll rises to 304 deaths nationwide
Accidents over the Labor Day weekend killed at least 304 people across the United States. Highway mishaps accounted for 257 deaths, with 20 drownings, 12 airplane fatalities, four train deaths, four falls, and seven other causes. California led with 29, while Michigan had 24 highway deaths and Pennsylvania 25 overall.
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Associated Press
Eastern Railroad
California
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lava Hot Springs Bus Crash Injures Forty Children
Forty Lava Hot Springs school band riders escaped serious harm when a metropolitan district bus overturned while en route to the Bannock county fair. Driver Amyon said a front wheel brake grabbed, throwing the bus onto its side after striking a granite boulder. Minor injuries, broken glass, and damaged instruments were reported. the bus will be out of service at school start.
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Lava Hot Springs
Labor Day
Metropolitan
Bannock County Fair
John Armyon
Topaz
Alma Marley
Blazer
Marley
Amyon
Armyon
British unemployment hits six year low as trade revival rises
London reports unemployment at its lowest point in six years with a four week drop of 38 132 to 1 613 940 and factory rolls at a historic peak. The figures show 384 024 fewer unemployed than a year ago amid a revival in trade and industry.
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London
Great Britain
War Scare Spreads Across Iberian Peninsula
In Spain the fascist rebels rejected a surrender offer at a French conference as San Sebastian defenders face punishment for arming against insurgents. In Portugal a brief naval mutiny near Lisbon was crushed with two ships towed in, amid casualties and censorship.
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Associated Press
Spain
San Sebastian
Portugal
Iberian Peninsula
France
Assoceiated Press
Lisbon
Tagus
Saint Jean de Luz
Sanebastian
S. Sebastian
Atlantic Fliers Await Weather Before Return Flight
Harry Richman and trans Atlantic speed pilot Dick Merrill plan to wait for favorable London weather before moving to Liverpool for the takeoff of their scheduled return to America. Weather conditions will determine start timing for the historic crossing.
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London
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Liverpool
America
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