Coolidge Endorses Hoover Acts to Aid Republican Drive
Washington reports the 1928 campaign shift with Coolidge publicly praising Hoover and the party platform while Democrats face New York City troubles. Roosevelt plans a Western speaking tour as Republicans eye New England, New York, New Jersey, and a broader eastern swing.
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Washington
Coolidge
New York City
Empire State
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Saturday Evening Post
Smith
New York
Roosevelt-Walker
Northampton
New England
New Jersey
Pocatello Style Show Caps Night With Miss Pocatello Title
Drum corps parade and beauty queen procession prep for the Miss Pocatello of 1932 contest. Six candidates toured the city this afternoon under Charles Lewis and Rae P. Stratford. Nebraska drum and bugle corps and the Pocatello Legion auxiliary drum corps will perform in specialty drills before the show.
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Pocatello
Portland
Pocatello Legion Auxiliary
Mystery Woman Linked to Bern Case Fails to Report
Dorothy Millette, possibly the famous "other woman" in Paul Bern's life, disappeared from a river steamer between San Francisco and Sacramento with her luggage left in her cabin. Police were told by F J Oliva Jr of Oakland, the river line ticket agent.
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Dorothy Millette
Paul Bern
Here
Sarcamento
F. J. Oliva, Jr
Oakland
River Lines
D. Millette
Los Angeles Examiner
Bern
Miss D. Millette
New York
Price
Scores and standings from baseball and football games
Box score recaps show Chicago and Boston in a tight baseball tilt with Warn eke Hartnett Betts and Spohrer contributing. Cincinnati and New York split doubleheaders while St. Louis and Detroit face pitching duels. Washington and St Louis also tally early season results with Crowder and Spencer noted. Also Spokane reports a 9.6 percent rise in car loadings forecast by the Pacific Northwest ad board for Q4 1932.
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Spokane
Pacific Northwest Ad Board
Accident Leads to Damage Suit
E. N. Ruchti sues Motor Transit for 2625 claiming damages from an May 3 automobile crash when a local bus hit his car at South Ninth and East Halliday. He alleges speeding and reckless driving, with $125 property damage and personal injuries to head body and nervous system.
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E. N. Ruchti
Motor Transit Company
Ruchti
South Ninth
East Halliday Streets
Bingham Canyon Fire Wipes Out Highland Bay District
A devastating blaze in the Highland Bay area above Bingham Canyon, Utah, left about 300 people homeless and caused an estimated 300 000 to 400 000 dollars in losses. Relief agencies coordinated aid as schools and homes burned and residents fled with few possessions.
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Highland Bay
B. F. Quinn
Utah-Apex Mining Company
Highland Bay District
Red Cross
The
American Legion Relief Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Utah-Delaware Mining Company
Highland Boy School
Clyde F. Smith
Jones Boarding
Alma Jones
Highland Bay Mercantile Company
Jones
Salt Lake County
George H. Dern
Legion Defers to Cash Payment for Soldier Bonus Votes
Legions officials predict over four fifths of votes at the Portland Oregon American Legion convention will back cash payments for compensation certificates. Debate over whether the resolution should mention eviction of the bonus expeditionary force from Washington may delay action. Last convention showed 1160 for and 61 against. Virginia and Missouri favor payment when finances allow. Florida, South Carolina and Nebraska oppose.
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Legion
American Legion
Portland
Ore
District of Columbia
Virginia
Missouri
Florida
South Carolina
Nebraska
Robins Search By Prohibition Bureau Probes
Attorney General Mitchell said special investigators from the prohibition bureau were assigned to search for Colonel Raymond Robins a social worker and prohibitionist who might have been harmed by bootleggers. President Hoover and cabinet members awaited word from federal agencies involved in the search.
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Washington
Mitchell
Prohibition Bureau
Raymond Robins
Hoover
Robins
Miss Pocatello Will Be Named At Style Show Finals Tonight
Tax discussion dominates Idaho Falls meeting as 16 eastern Idaho counties plan a Sunday Pocatello gathering. Officers C A Harris Parley Rigby A D Miller Bert Rudd and Fred A Carlisle coordinate a tax relief program to be presented to the January legislature.
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Miss Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Southeastern Idaho Taxpayers’ Association
Idaho
Pocatello
C. A. Harris
Rexburg
Parley Rigby
A. D. Miller
St. Anthony
Bert Rudd
Fred A. Carleson
Miss Pocatello 1932 Climax In Annual Show At Dance Gardens
Tonight closes the annuel style flower show merchandise fair and bathing beauty contest at the Dance Gardens. A record crowd is expected as six finalists compete for top honors to join Miss Pocatello of 1932, with prizes including a Harrison trophy a wrist watch a cedar chest and a floral bouquet.
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Dance Gardens
Pocatello
Harrison
Parry Harrison
Nate Morgan
Cedar Chest
Petersen Furniture Company
Pocatello Floral Company
Plane crashes on hill kill three in El Paso
In El Paso Texas on September 9 a plane crashed into a mountainside killing pilot W J Bryant Robbins co pilot Francis Briggs passenger Victor Ellman and another passenger. George A Davidson survived with burns after tightening his safety belt. The wreck was found the next day by American Airways pilots Ira McConaughey and Victor Miller. Davidson lived in Richmond California.
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EL Paso
Texas
George A. Davidson
W. J. “Bryant” Robbins
American Airways
Francis W. Briggs
Victor Ellman
St. Louis
Davidson
Ira McConaughey
Victor Miller
Richmond
Calif
Flood Waters Hit Lower Rio Grande
Guards watched levees along the Rio Grande as the muddy torrent moved toward the Gulf. Engineers say damage would be small to the lower valley truck and fruit area. Aerial patrol found the river out of banks from Hidalgo to Brownsville, spanning about 55 miles with width up to 15 miles.
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Tex
Rio Grande
Gulf of Mexico
Hidalgo
Mexico
Spain Divides Royal Estates With the Poor
Madrid September 9 Spain approved in the national assembly the agrarian reform to parcel 52 million acres of noble and crown lands to laboring people with about 8000 other families to be affected. The measure costs the government about 4 million dollars annually and awaits a final vote on the bill. The Catalonian independence bill also passed the assembly as Premier Azana outlined a federation model like the United States.
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Madrid
Spain
National Assembly
Azana
United States
the Agrarian Institute
New Republic
Boy Charged With Beating Mother
Leslie Joseph Livingston, 14, was arrested by truant officer Charles Green and is held in the county jail awaiting juvenile authorities decision. He allegedly beat his mother Nancy Livingston at her home 522 North Main Street after she tried to force him to attend school.
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Charles Green
Sheriff's Office
Nancy Livingston
North Main Street
Mystery of an Exiled Russian Portrait Reveals Truth
W R Burnett tells of Mr Litvinoff an exiled Russian painter who shows a portrait in Hollywood then paints Olympia Wood a famous actress without revealing his name. She sits daily unaware of his identity until the truth emerges. Read the Pocatello Tribune next Sunday.
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Litvinoff
W. R. Burnett
Mr. Litvinoff
Pocatello Tribune
Ferry Explosion Kills and Injures Bronx Iron Workers
A New York ferry carrying about 200 iron workers to Rikers Island exploded after a boiler blast. Within hours 87 bodies were recovered and many more injured. The Observation, built in 1888, was near the East 134th street dock when the blast occurred, sending debris across the water as rescuers swarmed in. Authorities include Police Commissioner Mulrooney and Bronx DA McLaughlin, with Mayor McKee awaiting a report.
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New Rikers Island Penitentiary
East River
135Th Street Dock
Coast Guard
Edward P. Mulrooney
Chas. McLaughlini
Joseph Rogers
Greenwich Village
Smithereens
Mulrooney
General Slocum
Hell Gate
Alexander Forsyth
Joseph McKee
City Hall
New York Edison Company
Peter Collins
Vets Arrive in Pocatello Gather for Legion Events
Pocatello hosts visiting American Legion members including Duke O’Neil of Kansas and delegations from Colorado Kansas Florida New Jersey Maryland and Nebraska A special Illinois train with about 150 delegates arrives around 9 40 p m and Chicago greeter Colonel Gaw visits with Mayor Coffin Local drum corps post and auxiliary greet the Nebraska delegation later tonight a second train arrives at 9 30 p m with the Nebraska group to stay two hours in town.
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American Legion
Duke O'Neil
Kansas
Portland
Colorado
Illinois
Florida
New Jersey
Maryland
Ray Brookhart
Harry L. Stevens
The
Tribune
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Gaw
Chicago
Century of Progress
T. C. Coffin
Pocatello Post
Nebraska
Drum and Bucle Corps
Hoover boosts federal construction funds to aid employment
President Hoover announced steps to speed up the federal construction program by nearly 200 million dollars. He said Secretary Mills confirms funds available under the 1932 relief and construction act to support relief and employment efforts nationwide.
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Washington
Hoover
Mills
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills, September 9. The writer notes news about disarmament topics and Al Smith’s forthcoming Outlook Magazine statement. He mentions Rudolph Valle’s temporary return and reports town farmers continuing a strike by blocking tracks and consuming locally produced goods.
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Beverly Dills
Cal
al Smith
Outlook
Rudy Vallees
Kennedy Child Dies After Street Intersection Truck Crash
Barbara Kennedy three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Kennedy of Ogden died in a hospital after being struck by a truck at a street intersection. The accident occurred last night and the child died two hours later.
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Barbara Kennedy
Vern Kennedy
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