Rome minister says move is just training
An Ethiopian government communiqué says telegrams indicate Italian troop movements on the Ethiopian Eritrean frontier signaling an early offensive. Italian Minister Luigi Gigliucci says troop moves are routine replacements for training recruits. Emperor Haile Selassie instructs Geneva delegation to reject all current settlement proposals, opposing Italian hegemony and any compelled protectorate. The emperor may consider selling Ogaden and allowing cross-border transport projects, but would not permit Italian experts or annexation.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Geneva
League
Ita
Italy
Ogaden
Eritrea
Gondar
Assab
Doctors Will Hear Senator At Idaho Medical Meet
Boise September 9. The Idaho State Medical Association opened its 43rd annual convention with registration and scientific sessions. Guest speakers include Dr. Lathan A Crandall Jr Dr. William R Cubbins Dr. William H Holmes Dr. John A Wolfer and Dr. George H Gardner of Northwestern University Evanston Ill. Dr. Charles R Scott of Twin Falls is association president.
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Boise
United States
William KE. Borah
Idaho State Medical Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lathan A. Crandall, Jr
William R. Cubbins
Boy 18 Found 8st Norbert
Five year old Jackie Pike missing since last Thursday in woods near Norbert located alive after days of search. Authorities confirm recovery and safe condition. Local officials urged continued caution and thanked volunteers for assistance.
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Norbert
Man
Jackie Pike
Hitler Eyes New Colonies in Shift Toward Expansion
In Geneva on September 9 a German spokesman said Adolf Hitler will likely press for Germany to gain colonies before the nation quits the League of Nations on October 14. Italy, with Premier Mussolini urging expanded colonies, refused to guarantee not to complicate the Italo Ethiopian situation, citing the need for full liberty of action. The Italo Ethiopian subcommittee of Britain France Spain Poland and Turkey set its work program after a session.
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Italy
League Committee
Mussolini
Reichsuehrer
Hitler
Germany
Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
Spain
Poland
Turkey
Lund presides at convention in Nampa Idaho
Fifty delegates opened the Idaho State Federation of Labor annual convention in Nampa with S. V. Lund of Pocatello in charge. About 100 more delegates are expected for tomorrow and Wednesday sessions. Mayor Van Name welcomed. H. C. Niles presided.
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Idaho Federation of Labor
Nampa
Idaho State Federation of Labor
S. V. Lund
Pocatello
Federation
George I. van Name
H. C. Niles
Nampa Trade and Labor Council
H. S. Hamilton
Lund
Howard Y. Williams
St. Paul, Minn
Farmer-Labor Political Federation
Aviatrix Speaks At Club Meeting In California Flight
Bernadine Lewis King a stunt aviatrix from Hollywood California arrives in Pocatello and will address the Lions club tonight on aviation and stunting. She also speaks Tuesday to the Business and Professional Women's organization at 6 30 p m. Her inverted flying and stunts headline the air carnival at McDougall field next weekend after a headwind delay forced a planned Sunday arrival in Salt Lake City.
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Bernadine Lewis King
Hollywood
Cal
Pocatello
Lions Club
Miss King
Business and Professional Women's Organization
McDougall Field
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Utah City
Improvement Seen In Condition After Idaho Crash
Idaho Falls Sept 9 Reed Clark 21 of Iona and Gordon Miller 24 of Rirle show slight improvement after an auto crash on Roosevelt Highway nine miles north. Eldon Nielsen 16 of Iowa died at the scene. Clark remains in the most serious condition with fractured skulls. Miller also injured. Clark underwent surgery Sunday removing a bone fragment. Coroner Porter noted no inquest planned but suggested reckless driving may have been involved.
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Reed Clark
Iona
Gordon Miller
Rirle
L. D
Roosevelt Highway
Here
Eldon B. Nielsen
Iowa
Clark
Miller
Three Slain by Filipino in Delano Restaurant Shooting
In Delano California a Filipino shooter killed three Mexican men Gregorio Pico Miguel Barron and Francisco Perez and wounded two others after a dispute at a west Delano restaurant. Police say the suspect then fired at traffic officer Thomas Commer who killed him.
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Delano
Calif
West Delano
Gregorio Pico
Pete Navatoo
Miguel Barron
Francisco Perez
Carolos Sandoval
Pico
Joe Voster
Antenor Ortez
Voster
Ortez
Thomas Commer
Commer
Salmon Rancher Fights 20-Pound Salmon in Field
Shane Brown a Salmon Idaho rancher living 14 miles north of town wrestled a 20 pound salmon in an alfalfa field on his ranch. He irrigates with a water wheel and nine gallon buckets. A bucket brought the fish up from the Salmon river and blocked the ditch diverting water. Brown tamed the slippery creature after a muddy struggle.
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Salmon
Idaho
Shane Brown
Here
Brown
Navy awards 12 ship orders and funds 11 yard constructions
The navy moved forward with its shipbuilding program by issuing contracts for 12 vessels to private yards and allocating funds to build 11 ships in government yards.
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Washington
The
Navy Today
Antelope Hunters Bring Out Bucks in Mackay Idaho
Sixty three antelope hunters were checked through here by game wardens with bucks and most reported good luck on the hunt. A. R. Dawson of Burley accidentally shot himself in the arm last Saturday when moving his gun in a car as the hammer struck a cushion.
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Mackay
Idaho
A. R. Dawson
Burley
British Fleet Readied for Emergency in Mediterranean
British authorities confirmed a rapid buildup of Mediterranean and home fleets for possible action. News from Alexandria Haifa and Portland described 24 ships at Alexandria including hospital ship Maine and RAF planes, plus nine English destroyers at Haifa.
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Great Britain
Sicily
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Geneva
Senate
Jess
Suez Canal
Isle of Malta
Portland
1 General
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Haifa
Maine
Royal Air Force
England
Today’s baseball scores roundup across the league
Scores from decisive games in Philadelphia New York Washington and St Louis with results for St Louis over Philadelphia 5 to 1 Chicago slipping, Boston sweeping doubleheader, plus a rain postponement of New York at Pittsburgh and other notes.
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Philadelia
Davis and
Wilson
P. Collins
Regret voiced by Roosevelt over violence at Long shooting
President Roosevelt deplored the spirit of violence after the attempt on Louisiana Senator Huey P. Long's life. He issued a statement stressing that violence has no place in public affairs and noted Long's criticism of the administration.
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Deplores
Senator Huey Long
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Senator Long
Louisiana
Mrs. Long
Court Session Opens in Pocatello With Supreme Court
The Pocatello term of the supreme court began this morning at the Federal building court rooms with Chief Justice Raymond Givens and four associate judges on the bench. Arguments were heard in Claris vs Oregon Short Line railroad, an accident case, and Molen vs Denning and Clark Livestock in a lower court technicality dispute. United States Building & Loan Co. vs Dora France was submitted on briefs with no argument.
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Pocatello
Supreme Court
Federal Building
Raymond Givens
Alfred Budge
William M. Morgan
Edwin M. Holden
James F. Airshie
George F. Claris
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Donald F. Molen
Denning and Clark Livestock Company
United States Building & Loan Company
Dora France
Rankin Randall Canal Company
Preston A. Blair Company
Rose
Clay Koelach
Senator Huey P. Long Shot Wounded In Baton Rouge
Reports from Baton Rouge say Senator Huey P. Long, seriously wounded after a session of the Louisiana special legislature, is battling death in a city hospital. The assailant, Dr C A Weiss Jr, was shot dead by Long's guards. Doctors warned no major news for about 72 hours as guards and troops mobilized in the capital.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
C. A. Weiss, Jr
Long
New Orleans
Associated Press
Our Lady of the Lake
House of Representatives
C A. Weiss, Jr
Little in hot golfing duel at the U S amateur
Champion W Lawson Little Jr of San Francisco battled 19 year old Rufus King of Wichita Falls Texas to a 1 up result in the first round of the U S amateur colt championship at The Country Club Cleveland. Little trailed early but rallied to square the match with multiple birdies and remained locked in a tightly contested duel. The day featured about 74 matches with Oklahoma City stars Ze Paton and Walter Emery leading the favorites alongside Albert Campbell of Seattle and Ross Somerville of Canada.
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the Country Club
Cleveland
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Texas
Little
King
Ze Paton
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Albert “Scotty” Campbell
Seattle
Ross Somerville
Ciccerone Released From Prison After Auto Theft Term
Earl L. Ciccerone is freed from prison where he served a four year term for auto theft. William Wallace, a friend who spoke with him, confessed to involvement in the case.
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Pittsburgh
Earl L. Ciccerone
William Wallace
Er Czicken
Jacobs Climbs to Women’s National Final in Forest Hills
Helen Hull Jacobs the defending champion reaches the women’s singles final at Forest Hills after defeating Phyllis Mudford King 6-4 6-3. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan advances to play Jacobs following her 9-7 7-5 win over Kay Stammers. Sidney Wood Jr. advances in the men’s championship with a 6-3 6-1 6-2 quarterfinal victory over Gregory Mangin.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Kay Stammers
England
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Fireman Dies in Idaho Accident
Twin Falls Idaho September 9 Elmer Atnip 35 a reserve member of the Twin Falls fire department died in a hospital from injuries after falling from a fire truck returning from a city outskirts blaze. He was dragged 30 feet beneath a rear wheel. He is survived by his widow three sons and a daughter. Mrs Atnip has been visiting relatives in the middle west since June and recently sailed from Boston on a cruise to the West Indies.
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Twin Falls
Elmer Annip
Atnip
Middle West
Boston
West Indies
Winter Program Conference Plans for CCC District
Plans for the winter program to be carried out by companies in the Pocatello CCC district were discussed at a conference of headquarters staff and camp commanders. The meeting covered housing supply and administration during winter months and was held at the Orpheum theatre followed by a staff tour and a memorial hall dance.
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Pocatello
Idaho Weather Brief Clouds Over South Unsettled North
Partly cloudy in the south with unsettled conditions in the north tonight and Tuesday. Forecasters expect variable winds and a chance of light showers in northern counties, while southern areas may see limited clearing by Tuesday evening.
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Idaho
Louisiana Senator Huey Long Shot Wounded In Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge Huey P Long wounded by a gunman, doctors silent as hospital reports show blood transfusions and rising pulse. A special session of the Louisiana House passed measures to bolster Long’s influence while guards sealed corridors and a coroner’s inquiry began.
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House of Representatives
Pavy
House
Long
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Sister of Former Senator Passes
Miss Mary Reed, 60, sister of former United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, died in Portland after a long illness. She had been bedridden for six months and died at her sister Mrs. W. S. Boyer’s home. Former Senator Reed traveled through Pocatello earlier on the Portland Rose to Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Mary FE. Reed
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
W. 8. Boyer
Pocatello
Portland Rose
Spokane Group Plans Borah Centered Republican Club
Spokane supporters of Senator William E. Borah of Idaho will meet Friday night to form a Borah for President Republican club. They say Borah would win bigger in Washington than any other GOP choice and predict he could carry Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and neighboring states.
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Spokane
Wash
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Washington
Oregon
Montana
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