Girls Accused Of Influencing Witness In Pantages Case
Two Hollywood women, Mancy Lee and Janice Hill, 25 and 18, jailed on 625000 bail each, charged with offering a witness 25000 to testify against Alexander Pantages in an upcoming case. District Attorney Burton Fitts said a note proposing the payoff was slipped under a door. The women face charges of attempting to influence witnesses, suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, and possession of strong liquor.
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Hollywood
Lob Angeles
Alexzander Pantages
Mancy Lee
Janice Hil
Burton Fitts
Mies Lee
Miss Hill
Fitts
Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Pitts
Pringle
Miss Lee
Norris Tries Block Tariff Vote Over Vare Seat
Senator Norris introduced a resolution to deny William Vare a seat in the Senate as the tariff bill session began. He argued Vare’s three year contest and campaign expenditures merited seating denial, while Senate leadership worried the move could delay the tariff measure. Vice President Curtis said the resolution was privileged and would be held in order.
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Washington
William Vare
Pennsylvania
Eat
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Ware
Vare
Vere
Watson
Indiana
Curtis
European leaders plot economic confederation United States of Europe
At Geneva delegates from Germany Italy and Czechoslovakia support Briand's plan for a European confederation styled as a United States of Europe. Draft memorandum to be sent to governments with replies guiding a potential conference next year alongside the League assembly.
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Geneva
Briand
France
United States of Europe
League of Nations
Germany
Italy
Czechoslovakia
European Family of Nations
Gustav Stresnemann
Sctaioja
Benes
European Confederation
Stresemann
United States
Bolaloja
Europe
Briands
M. Briand
Elaborate Gown Show Opens With Models Parade
Stage set for an upscale gown show with attractive Living models displaying the latest ready to wear. Carel Peterson leads planning for Bannock County Garden and Flower show tied to the local fair. Exhibits install Tuesday with judges ready, Dance Gardens hall hosts nightly entertainment and a flower show with prizes for bouquets and perennials.
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Carel Peterson
Dance Gardens
Bannock County Garden and Flower Show
King Driggs Company
Dance Garden Orchestra
Pocatello
Retail Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Don Brown
Driggs
the Tribune
Ialez
Dundee Tailors
Peoples Store
Gilen- Bros.Roverts
Sampson Music Company
Petersen Furniture Company
Census appoints Paul T Peterson as supervisor
Census Director Stewart announced the appointment of Paul T. Peterson of Idaho Falls as census supervisor in a Washington release dated September 194? .
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Washington
Stewart Today
Paul T. Peterson
Idaho Falls
Seaplane Hit Boat. Man Held on Manslaughter Charge
In Jamaica Bay a seaplane struck a motorboat killing William Brown and injuring John Dee. Henry Ramsadell is held on a manslaughter charge in connection with the accident. Ramsadell and co pilot Alexander, both Coastal Airways employees, were aboard the second plane involved.
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New York
Henry Ramsadell
Jamaica Bay
Ramadell
Renewed Russo-Chinese fighting flares in Manchuria
Tokyo reports renewed and serious clashes at both ends of the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchuria. Soviet air bombs hit Pogranichnaya causing fires near the station and houses while infantry pressed the frontier under artillery protection. Chinese troops replied with machine guns and hid in cellars as telegraph links to Harbin remained broken.
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Tokyo
Manchevia
Benge
Harbin
Manchurian
Pogranichnaya
Marbin
Soures
Abe
Chinen
Hoover lauds Dr. Work as he backs Huston for GOP chair
President Hoover prepared a message to the Republican National Committee praising Dr Hubert Work on his retirement and supporting Claudius Huston of Tennessee as the next chairman. The session included notable committee members Perry Howard of Mississippi and Joseph Tolbert of South Carolina.
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API
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Interession
Claudius HB. Huston
Tennessee
Hubert Work
Colorado
White House
Dr. Work
Southern National
Nations
Colorado State Board of Health
American Psychiatric Society
American Medical Association
National Committee
Interior
Work
Southern Road Is Not Part of Oregon Trail
Boise Idaho September 9 A traffic survey by the U S Bureau of Public Roads aims to determine traffic on two Old Oregon Trail branches through Idaho Utah and Wyoming. The survey seeks to decide whether tourists should favor the southern route via Ogden Salt Lake Strewell and Raft River highway or the direct westward path from Orange Wyoming into Idaho.
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Boise
Ogden
Salt Lake
Strewell
Raft River
Idaho
Cotterell
Pocatello
Montpelier
Oranger
Wyoming
Utah
Granger
Weber Canyon
Utah Line
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Cleven
Idaho Department of Public Serve
Ranger's wife survives march through canyon after lost in Salmon country
Louise Higgins, 26, wife of a forest fire guard, wandered about 60 miles in the Idaho woods from August 28 to September, living on berries and cold nights. She shot herself to ease despair after losing her horse and being unable to find the trail, and is now recovering at home with two bullets embedded.
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Oi Evens
Louise Higgins
Idaho Wilds
Caldwell
Salmon River
Forest Rangers
Melin Higgins
Dick Spickelmire
Payette
Giant airship wreck leaves eight dead near Grant New Mexico
City of San Francisco Transcontinental Air Transport plane crashes into Mount Taylor near Grant New Mexico. A 50 man search party recovers wreckage where charred bodies lie amid a pine ravaged scene. Watches stop at 11:01 and 11:04 as the wreckage marks a devastating runway through the pines.
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Robert W. Redwine
Associated Press
Grant
N. M
San Francisco
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Mount Taylor
Bob Roberts
Littl
Albuquerque
Sheriff Roberts
UTAM Weather Outlook Tonight and Tuesday
Pair of weather notes indicate slightly warmer conditions in the west portion tonight and into Tuesday. Expect modest increases in temperature with minimal precipitation and calm winds in the western area.
Deputy held for killing of Ashland football star
Deputy Cecil Quuthrie was detained on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of 18 year old Ashland high school football star Clarence Bailey during an attempted liquor arrest. Bailey was shot in a pasture near his family’s farm as he fled officers. Guthrie said he fired two shots in the air and the third when he stumbled after Bailey allegedly picked up a whiskey jug nearby.
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Ashland
Ala
Cecil Quthrie
Clarence Bailey
Guthrie
Bailey
Clay County
Bailey Farm
W. Alexander
Wheat market manipulation charges leveled at grain operators
Washington AP report says Senator Nye a Republican from North Dakota accused grain operatives in Duluth Minneapolis and Chicago of trying to force wheat growers to dump their grain. The allegations focus on manipulating prices and supply to benefit certain traders amid national markets.
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Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Duluth
Minneapolis
Chicago
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