Idaho Republicans Outline Campaign With Borah Ties
Boise dispatch notes Senator Borah's influence shaping Idaho's campaign. Cora Bin, Borah's secretary, becomes vice chair and office manager of the Republican women, as plans for state-wide activity unfold. A 60‑member youth corps forms to mobilize voters and women volunteers organize Hoover Curtis clubs across the state. Gladys Terhine of Twin Falls is named president of the Hoover-Curtis women's clubs and will tour the state.
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Boise
Iiiam E. Borah
Idaho
Ing
Miss Corabin
Hoover-Curtis
Yestery St m
Toy
Fce
Gladys Terhine
Twin Falls
Ublican National Comitteewoman
Hoover-Curtis Clubs
Aviation Disasters Across Nation Claim Dozens in One Day
Ten men were killed and five seriously injured in aviation accidents nationwide as cross country air races proceeded. Notable incidents include a Los Angeles crash injuring a Navy flare, two Otterbein high school students killed in Indiana, and multiple fatalities in Sioux Falls and Camp Perry Ohio.
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Associated Press
United States
Navy
Los Angeles
Otterbein
Ind
Air Flel
Darwin Leighty
Robert Burns
Donald Burgett
Chalmers
Harold Tennant
Sioux Falls
Frank Kuehn
Garretson
Sioux City
Haron
Joseph C. Soper
Selfrnge Field
Mich
Lake Erie
National Rifles
Camp Perry
Ohio
Identity bank bandit Floyd Jarrett named in Lamar Colorado case
Colorado and Oklahoma officials identified Floyd Jarrett as one of four men who robbed a May bank resulting in four deaths. Habeas corpus hearings are set in Carter County Oklahoma with extradition likely. Witnesses placed Jarrett in Ardmore and Carter County on the robbery day.
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Colorado
Jarrett
Lamar
Ardmore
Oklo
Posty
Floyd Jarrett
Mwing C. London
Cartersty
Oklahoma
Carter County
Jart
Alerman
Today's MLB Games Summary and Scores
American League games in Washington Cleveland and Detroit end with varied scores as Ruffing Morris and teammates top Washington, Shaute Myatt lose to Cleveland 3 1. Detroit defends home with 9 8 win over Chicago while Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader 6 11 and 7 2. New York and Boston contest 11 3 1 3 final in one game, other game ends 3 1 0 0. St Louis and Cincinnati play with tied or incomplete results pending final innings.
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Boston
Washington
Ruffing
Morris
Berry
Hadley
Marberry and
Ruel
Cleveland
St. Louis
Blarholder
Manion
Shaute and
Myatt
Detroit
Chicago
Detroit Cave
Paber
Berg
Gibson
Stoner l
Hargrave
Brooklyn
Philadelphi
McSweeney
Doak
Koupal
de Berry
Sweetland
McGraw
Leblan
Philadelphia
Gooch
Ring
Miller
Pitesimmons
Hogan
R. Smith
Taylor
New York
Genewich
O'Farrell
Lelaney
Edwards
Clarkson
Boggs
Nehf
Jones
Trumbull Engagement Sparks Bets and Talk of White House
New York report says Miss Florence Trumbull returned from Europe with bets on her engagement to John, son of the President, and discussions of a White House wedding. The couple’s plans include a possible future union, while John considers railway work in Hartford to stay close.
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New York
Orence Trumbell
John
Caithin Harvey
Lapland
Christ” Priends
Trumbull
Mr. Coolidge
Miss Trumbull
Plainville
Conn
Northampton
Mass
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway
Hartford
Smith heads west on elaborate special train
Governor Smith plans a broad campaign tour starting next week riding an eleven car special train through thirteen states. He will return to Rochester October 1 for the Democratic state convention and target Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Montana Minnesota and Wisconsin with campaign addresses including Wisconsin where LaFollette carried four years ago. John W. Davis won in the border state.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
West
Rochester
Oklahoma
Commonwealths
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
John W. Davis
Fight Looms In the Camp of Democrats
Texas factions led by Smith and anti Smith converge for a two day party power struggle. State executive committee meetings set the tone and the Democratic convention will shape the platform ahead of the national race. Governor Dan Moody weighs in as renominee head as anti Smith factions threaten to form a separate convention if seating disputes persist.
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Dallas
Tex
Smith
Texas
Dan Moody
Houston
Alvin Moody
Rail unions resume talks on peace plan with western railroads
Chicago Sept 10 AP officials from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors resumed joint talks aimed at defining a settlement plan in the wage dispute with 55 western railroads.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Rallios
Chamberlain Flew Amphibian From Harbor at Battery
An amphibian plane departed the harbor at the Battery at 11 56 a m with a passenger line aboard.
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Chamberlain
Leads Big Parade in Class A national air race
Tey Karkin, No. 13, drives Class A entry in national air races and arrives in Los Angeles today with his black cat mascot, the second to reach the city.
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Tey Karkin
National Air Races
Los Angeles
AIR DERBY LEADS ROWLAND TO ROCKWELL FIELD
Earl Rowland of Wichita Kansas arrives at Rockwell Field at 8 24 a m in his Cessna mono plane from Yuma Arizona as the New York Los Angeles air tracers race advances. Rankin of Portland Ore lands next at 8 30 a m in a Waco amid a 6 05 a m start of the remaining 21 class A planes from Yuma.
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Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kansas
San Diego
Calif
Wichite
Rockwell Field
Yuma
Arizona
Tex Rankin
Portland
Ore
Ariz
New York
Los Angeles
John Carberry
Toronto
Bray's Wells
Carberry
Tucson
West
Gugino Toruble
Ballough First to Reach El Paso in Race Flight
E F Ballough of Chicago piloting a Laird B plane led the field of racers to El Paso today as the event near finish. Leav
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Ballough
el, Paso
EL Paso
Tex
E. E Ballough
Chicago
Six Are Dead as Result Gun Battle With Convicts
Hoover reveals to callers a broad grasp of state political conditions as he campaigns. The report notes his card-indexed view of expected outcomes and confidence in winning some states while trailing in others.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Amacker
Bold Break at Louisiana Penitentiary Ends Careers and Kills
At the Louisiana state penitentiary in Baton Rouge a breakout by thirteen prisoners led to six deaths and eight injuries. Led by Steveland Owen, the group overpowered guards, seized guns from the ammunition room, and fled toward the Mississippi river aboard a launched boat. Several convicts and two guards were killed or wounded, with others escaping or surrendering as authorities pursued.
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Louisiana Penitentiary
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Steveland Owen
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Es Ap
Arthur Kinchen
Stanley Procter
J. Beck
Jack Martin
Owen
John Singleton
C. C. Higgenbotham
Archie Walter
Gang Funeral for Ferraro Marks Chicago Gang War Reverberations
Two more men die from gang violence in Chicago as funeral plans form for Lombardo ally Ferraro. Lombardo died instantly. Ferraro succumbed after being shot in the back. Eskelson killed near the Sicilian colony as police link the slayings to Lombardo’s power. Funeral set tentatively for tomorrow, with expectations of a $100,000 ceremony.
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Chicago
Joe Ferraro
Madson Street
Tony Lombardo
Lombardo
Ferrao
Aske
Hughes Replies to League Court Elects Hughes Judge
Geneva September 10 AP Charles Evans Hughes said in a message to the AP that he deems it a privilege to serve on the Permanent Court of International Justice after being elected by the League of Nations. He expressed honor and readiness to undertake the post and noted the acceptance was transmitted to the League Assembly.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Charles Evans Hughes
Permanent Court of International Jupiter
League of Nations
Hughes
Hir
Ife
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ay Hughes
Assembly of the League
Idaho rifle team shows at national meet
Good Riflemen Boise sept 10 AP report lists Second Lt H Beaver Twin Falls and Mathews Boise both of Idaho National Guard in rifle events at Camp report to adjutant general shows efforts in 1000 yard and 200 yard events at the national meet.
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Boise
H. Beaver
Twin Falls
Mathews
Idaho
Flemen
Adjutant General
Narrow Escape of Blackfoot Man in Idaho
Gherke, working on Bingham county weed control in Shelley, Idaho, escaped death when his clothing saturated with sodium chlorate ignited during a street conversation. He disrobed quickly and hid in a nearby car as a friend blamed a lit pipe for causing the fire. The friend then left to fetch clothing for him.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Gherke
Bingham County
Shelley
Grand Stand Tragedy as Race Ends in Monza Crash
At Monza allodrome in Italy a racer at 120 mph crashed into the grand stand killing himself and eighteen spectators. Twenty six bystanders including Dorothy Donerton of Boston were injured, two dying later. The race continued with Chiron winning at 160 mph despite the catastrophe.
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Milan
Italy
Europe
Dorothy Donerton
Boston
Chiron
Mattassi
Forest
Materassi
Conan Doyle Sees Fairies At Spiritualist Congress
London reports describe Sir Arthur Conan Doyle claiming many see fairies despite disbelief. He shows photos of a fairy with a girl, wood elves, a dancing gnome, and a child on a pond. He cites a Spiritualist link with Joseph Conrad and a message from Earl Haig. In Connecticut, John Coolidge will study railroad clerking at New Haven railroad offices.
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London
Artha Conan Doyle
Beloves
International Spiritualists Association
Sir Arthur
Joseph Conrad
Geath
Ear Haig
Kellogg Says Nations Will Adhere To Peace Treaty
Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg, returning from Paris aboard the Leviathan, declares the pact for universal disarmament is an international matter of world wide importance not a partisan issue. He notes fifteen nations signed and thirty more expect to join and stresses broad acceptance of the treaty.
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Kellogg
New York
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Leviathan
Paris
Pennsylvania Station
Washington
Senate
Merbert Hoover
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