Mediterranean maneuvers mark Italo Ethiopian tension
In Geneva reporters cite Salvador de Madariaga saying no common ground exists for peace between Italy and Ethiopia. Britain assists by moving carriers toward Alexandria while Mussolini mobilizes 2 million fascists and 4 million boys in a nationwide show of force as Laval seeks Britain’s limits and Haile Selassie reinforces northern frontier defenses.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Great Britain
France
Turkey
Poland
Mediterranean
Orient
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Britain
East Africa
Sicily
Africa
Mussolinito
Fascist Party
Duce
Laval
Pierre Laval
Baldwin
Haile Selassie
Chief Foreign Threat Loses In Golf Play
In Cleveland on September 10 AP reports William Lawson Little Jr. defeated Bill Lain 6 and 4 to reach the third round of the US Amateur. Torrance of Scotland exited to Holt of Syracuse at 20th hole, Somerville of Canada impressed, Yates rallied to beat Parco, and Goodman led Dunlap at the 12th.
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Country Club
Cleveland
William Lawson Little, Jr
Bill Lain
Chicago Undertaker
United States
Tony Torrance
Scotland
Torrance
William E. Holt, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Holt
Ross
Sandy” Somerville
U. S
Doug Jas Hill
Cincinnati
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Johnny Fischer
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Michael Parco
Buffalo
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New York
Greeks Urged to Restore Monarchy in Greece
Premier Panayoti Tsaldaris declares a plebiscite on restoring the monarchy. The day after a clash outside the cabinet chamber left two republican leaders bayoneted by monarchist guards and intensified the royalist republican struggle in Athens.
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Athens
Panayoti Tsaldaris
G. O. P. to Observe Constitution Day
Boise leaders of the Young Republican league announce plans to observe Constitution Day with participation from nearly every Idaho county. Walter Rubey, Boise president, notes that many signers of the constitution were under forty years old, giving the day special significance.
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Boise
Young Republican League of Idaho
Walter Rubey
League
Idaho
Baseball results from National League doubleheaders and games
A string of NL results across cities reports multiple doubleheaders and single games. Scores show New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland and Boston teams with varied outcomes and battery lineups.
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R. H. E. New York
Pittsburgh
Castleman
Mancuso
Blanton
Padden
Schumacher
Smith
Birkofer
Grace
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Clark
Lopez
Hollingsworth
Lombardi
Chicago
R. H. E. Boston
Cantwell
Spohrer
Root and Hartnett
St. Louis
R. H. E. Philadel'ia
Bowman
Wilson
Hallahan
Delancey
Washington
Detroit
Rowe
Sorrell and Hayworth
Newsom
Boston
Philadelphia
R. H. E. St. Louis
Philadel
C. Brown
Brenvel
Tamulis
Dickey
R. HH
Long Respected Senator Borah and Huey Long Clash in Senate
In Washington on September 10, references note how Senator Borah of Idaho quietly restrained Huey P. Long’s disruptive speeches. Long respected Borah despite policy differences, even indicating support for Borah’s presidential bid shortly before adjournment.
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Washington
Sept
Huey P. Long
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Long
Borah Sees Patriots Still Shaping American Spirit
United States Senator William E Borah told Idaho doctors at their 43rd annual banquet that American labor and farmers remain steadfast and patriotic, and said the Senate resolution to avoid foreign wars signals the end of U S intervention. He warned of inevitable war between Italy and Ethiopia and noted tax burdens on the poor under recent appropriation measures.
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Senate of
United States
Idaho
Senate
Italy
Ethiopia
Congress
Europe
Charles R. Scott
Twin Falls
Association
Tate Mason
Seattle
Wash
American Medical Association
F. C. Cole
Caldwell
America
Grant Upsets Budge In National Tennis Championship
Bryan M. Grant of Georgia stunned Don Budge in a quarter final match at Forest Hills New York. Grant captured victory in four sets 6 4 6 4 5 7 6 3 delivering the upset over the favored Oakland Cal star.
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Grant
Budge
Forest Hills
N. Y
Bryan M. Grant
Don Budge
Oakland
Cal
Ickes Carries Hopkins Fight to Roosevelt
Secretary Ickes plans to appeal to President Roosevelt in Hyde Park to press a showdown over the $4 billion work relief program. He disputes Hopkins on project veto rights and cites large PWA loan and grant applications totaling over 1.2 billion with states and communities adding 1.5 billion in contributions.
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Ickes
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hyde Park
Works Progress Administrator
WPA
PWA
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho Masons Meet in Boise
The sixty ninth annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Idaho opened in Boise with over 100 members from 81 lodges and 12 000 members. Reports on jurisprudence finances and credentials were presented. Tonight’s feature is an address by Bryan Defenbach of Boise. John T. Wood of Coeur d Alene presides. Officers will be elected tomorrow.
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Boise
Grand Lodge of Idaho
Bryan Defenbach
Idaho
John T. Wood
Coeur d'Alene
Death of Huey Long Removes Major 1936 Election Question
Washington observers react to Huey P. Long’s assassination with condolences and denouncements of violence. Officials and lawmakers foresee impact on the 1936 race while noting Long’s complex legacy and potential as an independent candidate.
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Long
Washington
Huey P. Long
Burial of Dr Carl Weiss After Long Assassination
The grave of Dr Carl A Weiss the man who shot Senator Huey P Long was marked with a flower banked site in Roselawn cemetery after services attended by thousands. Physicians served as pallbearers and remarks by Weiss's father claimed he did not intend to kill Long.
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Baton Rouge
Carl A. Weiss
Huey P. Long
Long
F. L. Gassler
Interme
Roselawn
Kiwalub
John M. Parker
Y Sanders, Jr
Dean R.L. Tullis
John Fred Odom
Berlin decree orders Jewish children from 6 to 14 out by 1936
Prussian culture and education commissioner Bernard Rust announced that Jewish schoolchildren aged six to fourteen must leave all German schools by Easter in 1936, a move shaping the education policy of the regime.
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Berlin
Bernard Rust
New York Sets Quiet Hours for Auto Horns After October
A city conference on noise abatement says motorists in New York must refrain from horn use from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. after October 1. The plan aims to curb nighttime horn tooting and reduce disturbances in the city.
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Tooters New York
New York
Utah Weather Night Warmth Ahead
Paley reports warmer conditions tonight and Wednesday across Utah with mild temperatures and light winds.
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Utah
Attack of Assassin Fatal to Dictator Huey P. Long
United States Senator Huey P. Long died from a wound inflicted by an assassin in Baton Rouge Louisiana after 31 hours of medical efforts. Doctors performed one operation five blood transfusions and used artificial oxygen without saving him. His widow stood vigil beside him at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Capitol
Associated Press
United States
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
Long champion of poor avers senator Borah Boise
Albany dispatch recalls reactions to Huey P. Long’s death. William E. Borah calls him a champion of the poorer classes, while notes on Long’s life, the shooting by Carl Weiss, and the ensuing political impact fill the report. The piece covers family, hospital, and legislative aftermath.
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Borah
Boise
Huey P. Long
United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Colleaj
Idaho States
Labor delegates back union fight in Idaho convention
In Nampa Idaho on September 10 delegates to the Idaho State Federation of Labor voted to back labor against non union workers and adopted resolutions for compulsory Idaho license purchases by new state workers and ending use of convict labor in competing with free labor. John Schwaller of Pocatello submitted the resolutions. The session opened with heated clashes over non union workers and W L Robinson explained workmen's compensation benefits.
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Nampa
Idaho
Idaho State Federation of Labor
John Schwaller
Pocatello
W. L. Robinson
Idaho State Industrial Accident Insurance Board
State Labor Federation
Doheny Funeral Set Wednesday
The funeral of Edward L. Doheny, 79, billionaire oilman of Beverly Hills, will be held tomorrow with only family and close friends in attendance. Doheny died Sunday night after a life of wealth philanthropy and losses, at his Beverly Hills estate. The service will be at St. Vincent's Church, with a $1.5 million edifice funded by donations. Final rites will follow at Calvary Cemetery where he will be interred in a crypt for the time being.
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Los Angeles
Edward L. Doheny
Doheny
Beverly Hills
St. Vincent’s Church
Sal Tome
Calvary Land
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