Nightly fashion show draws larger crowds at Dance Gardens
Retail Merchants' bureau repeats successful fashion show at Dance Gardens in Pocatello drawing growing crowds and higher door receipts. Tonight features 15 awards by local merchants with varied entertainment led by Gaylord Sanford and Critchlow. visitors enjoy booths, music, and displays of gowns and coats.
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Retail Merchants’ Bureau
Dance Gardens
Gaylord Sanford
Pocatello
Sanford
le Crist
Fiddlers
Britain to push general disarmament plan at League talk
Arthur Henderson, Britain's foreign secretary, urged a general disarmament treaty as essential for security and rejected the idea that disarmament should follow security measures. He backed international cooperation and arbitration within the League of Nations and supported Briand's United States of Europe concept.
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Arthur
Green
Britain
League of Nations
Henderson
Briand
United States of Europe
Great Britain
Prohibition Reform a Step Backward, Economist Says
Economist Irving Fisher says Governor Roosevelt’s repeal plan would weaken dry states and rely on no federal control. Fisher argues without strong interstate enforcement and borders, reform returns the country to pre prohibition troubles with bootlegging and wet states overcoming dry ones.
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New York
Roosevelt
Kward
Irving Fisher
The
Christian Science Monitor Today
Narragansett, R. I
United States
Wagner
Dwight W. Morrow
Fisher
Le Crist Ensemble Draws Big Card at Pocatello Fair
At the Dance Palace during the merchandise fair and style show the Le Crist toe ensemble opens each evening as a major drawing card. The eight girls include Salt Lake City visitor Miss Josephine Mc Kendrick and Pocatello’s Kathryn Riddle with local dancers Grace Brian Gertrude Greenwood Julia Pia Mish McQuarrie Mildred Harris and Katie O’Donnell.
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Dance Palace
Retail Merchants Bureau
The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
le Crist
Josephine McKendrick
Salt Lake City
Kathryn Riddle
Pocatello
le Crist School of Dancing
Salt Lake
Grace Brian
Gertrude Greenwood
Katie O’donnell
Delome Sorenson
Julia Pia
Mish McQuarrie
Mildred Harris
Miss Harris
Miss O'Donnell
America
L. P. Christensen
le Christ School
RKO
Marian Henderson
Gaylord Sanford
Fiddlers Four
Robins and Cards Win Tight NL Race Narrowing Gap
Brooklyn Robins beat the Cubs for the third straight day and St Louis Cardinals downed the Giants to move within a half game of the pace setting Cubs. New York suffered a defeat and sit three games back as Philadelphia and Boston also won in the American standings.
Watson Defends Hoover Promises in Indiana Campaign
United States Senator Jas E Watson argues in Linton Indiana that President Hoover and the Republican Party have fulfilled 1928 promises. He defends the tariff act, cites relief to farmers, and criticizes Ford and Sloan for foreign manufacturing while noting upcoming campaign stops in Illinois Kentucky Ohio and possibly Kansas before November.
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Linton
Ind
United States
Jas. E. Watson
Indiana
Hoover
Nater Watson
Senate
Watson
Henry Ford
Detroit Automobile Mannufacturer
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Republican National Committee
Kentucky
Ohio
Kansas
Cardinals Add Young Walter Johnson to Pitching Staff
In St Louis Gabby Street announced Jerome Dizzy Dean a 19 year old 6 4 185 pound right hander joins the Cardinals. Dean pitched 25 games this season going 17 for St Joseph and 8 for Houston with 10 losses while helping a weak St Joseph club.
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ST. Louis
Walter Johnson
Cardinal
Gabby Street
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
Dean
St. Joseph
Houston
Cardinals
New York
Two Injured in Hit and Run Crash at Blackfoot
Mr and Mrs W Frank Robinson were injured when their car was struck by a vehicle driven by R F Marga of Eureka California and overturned in a ditch. George Hansen of Shelley tracked the hit and run car, leading to Marga’s arrest as officers arrived. A preliminary hearing was scheduled and suit for damages of 500 dollars was filed in district court.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
W. Frank Robinson
R. F. Marga
Eureka
California
Robinson
Pocatello
Joe Murphy
Portland
Oregon
Volcanic Eruption at Stromboli Kills and Injures Dozens
In Messina and Rome the day’s reports confirm a volcanic eruption at Stromboli with an earthquake. Dozens dead and more than 50 injured as lava, burning rocks, and fires ravage San Bartolo and surrounding villages.救
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Messina
Italy
Stromboli
Stromboli Island
Here
San Bartolo
Pocatello May Entertain District Teachers Institute
Pocatello may host the fifth district Idaho Teachers Association meeting in October. A Stalker chaired committee meets in the county superintendent of schools office for final plans. Dean Dyer of the University of Idaho Southern Branch backs Pocatello as host. Paul Nash of the Chamber of Commerce urges aligning dates with the Marine Band visit for visitors.
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Pocatello
Idaho Teachers Association
Donald D. Stalker
Nora Boyum
J. R. Dyer
U. of S. Southern Branch
Stalker
Blackfoot
Peor Pees
Paul V. Nash
Chamber of Commerce
United States Marine Band
Chamber Coul d
Northwest Weather Span
Generally cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Frost probable in the southwest portion tonight as Utah pair signals continued unsettled conditions.
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Utah
Briand Urges European Federation Before League of Nations
French foreign minister Aristide Briand presented his plan for a European federation at the League of Nations in Geneva. He urged closer federal bonds among European states and argued against entrenching exclusive regional blocs, while signaling no control over how nations shape the project.
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Geneva
Aristide Briand
Assembly of the
League of Nations
United States
M. Briand
State approves $6000 loan to Murphy irrigation project
The Idaho Land Board approved a plan to lend $6,000 to settlers in the Murphy irrigation district in Owyhee county to rehabilitate 240 acres. The loan requires raising additional funds to retire bonded debt while bondholders accept 25 cents on the dollar for $90,000 in outstanding bonds. The original 6,000 acre project will be reduced to 840 acres, clustered on the upper bench.
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Boise
State Land Board
Murphy
Owyhee County
Santo Domingo seeks US loan for hurricane relief
After a conference with President Trujillo the survey committee plans to seek an emergency US loan of about 3 million dollars to aid hurricane victims. The president reported the Red Cross feeds 18,000 in one city section and 30,000 shelterless refugees need shelter and work.
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Santo Domingo
Trujillo
United States
American Red Cross
Washington
Navy
Col
R. M. Cults
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Rafael Trujillo
Lashes of Life and Notable Sketches Across North America
A scattered AP ledage of items from Washington to Quebec includes per capita money circulation figures for August 31 amounting to 36.72 dollars with 8.25 billion total money in the U S, of which 4.544 billion was in circulation. It also notes Mrs R L Penny winning a golf match with a hole in one while her husband beside her, and Poultney Bigelow challenging Herbert Hoover to a variety of activities on his 75th birthday. In Quebec, Gerard Fournier hunts deer, fends off a bear with a left and right, then retrieves his rifle.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Treasury
LTE
Perpetue
Quebec
Carnera
Gerard Fournier
Gerard
Mr. Bear
Bruin
Idaho Potato Prosperity Assured With Large Crop
Idaho will harvest 25 million dollars worth of potatoes this year the state agriculture commissioner said. Strong markets and premium prices for number one potatoes are expected with careful grading and shipping. Beans also promise a bright Idaho crop, aligning with national yields forecast by the agriculture department.
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Idaho
Boise
John 8. Welch
Welch
United States Partment of Agriculture
Eldridge Elected Grand Master of Idaho Masons
Jay Glover Eldridge dean of the University of Idaho was elected grand master of the Idaho Masonic lodge at its annual session in Twin Falls. He succeeds Frank Mumford of Caldwell. Other officers named include Percy Jones Blackfoot deputy grand master and Arch Cunningham Boise grand treasurer. The three day 63rd annual meeting closes as appointive officers are announced and installation set.
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Idaho University
Idaho Masonic Lodge
Twin Falls
Jay Glover Eldridge
University of Idaho
Frank D. Mumford
Caldwell
Percy Jones
Blackfoot
Albert R. Manock
St. Maries
S Irven Roberson
Jerome
Arch Cunningham
Boise
Curtis F. Pike
Frank Knox
Emmett
George Bachelor
Orphan and Relief Fund
Grand Lodge
Relief fund for World War veterans near exhaustion
Boise dispatch reports the Veterans Welfare commission warns the $60,000 relief fund for ex soldiers risks being exhausted by year end. With $14,300 left, officials fear curtailment of aid as veteran injuries worsen and job outlook remains tight. Lester F. Albert cites rising needs and pending January legislature action.
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Boise
Veteran's Welfare Commission
Lester F. Albert
Albert
State Treasurer Injured by Fall in Idaho
Byron D. Defenbach Idaho state treasurer, injured in a fall while walking from his car to Balanced Rock near Salmon River, 35 miles southwest of Twin Falls. He suffered an arm and shoulder sprain. x rays showed no bone break. Defenbach, former Idaho Mason grand master, spoke at a banquet urging markers for scenic and Masonic landmarks.
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Twin Falls
Byron
Defenbach
Lewiston
Idaho
Balanced Rock
Here
Salmon River
Idaho Masons
Alleged Burglar Had Butcher Knife In Hand
Juan Montez was arrested at 1 am by Officers Knowles and Rush. He appeared before Justice Houde on a first degree burglary charge and was held on $1000 bond. Montez allegedly entered the Washington rooms at 268 North Second Avenue Wednesday night through a side window and was found with a butcher knife in his hand. He claimed someone else had the knife.
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Juan Montez
William Knowles
Tom Rush
B. G. Houde
Mortez
Washington Rooms
North Second Avenue
Montez
Storm threatens Borah rally in Boise moved to capitol
Rain threatened to disrupt the Borah demonstration in Boise but organizers shifted the event from Boise City park to the state capitol house chamber. Idaho State Grange officials arranged the gathering where Senator William E. Borah would address thousands of residents and begin his re election campaign. Governor Bald ridge Mayor James P Pope and Mrs Eve Hunt Dockery were to deliver welcoming remarks.
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Boise
William E. Borah
Boise City Park
House Chamber
Capitol
Idaho State Grange
Baldridge
James P. Pope
Eve Hunt Dockery
Associate Professor Viola Powell Joins Idaho Drama
Miss Viola Powell arrives from Berkeley to assume drama duties at the University of Idaho Southern Branch with the new school year. A UC graduate, she studied at Yale under George Pierce Barker and earned a PhD from Charles University in Prague. Powell succeeds Thora Martin who resigned last spring to marry.
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Viola Powell
Berkeley
Cal
University of Idaho, Southern
Powel Wil
Thora Martin
San Jose Teachers Institute
University of California
Yale University
George Pierce Barker
Department of Dramatics
University of Charles
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Irigoyen Leaves Argentina for Supposed Exile
Eighty year old Hipolito Irigoyen deposed president sails from La Plata aboard the cruiser Belgrano after leaving his sick bed under guard. He travels with his daughter and physician to Montevideo then Europe as a source notes a large creditors burden and short term debts two years left by his administration. Hard figures show 520,000,000 pesos in debt with 380,000,000 short term loans and 140,000,000 against Banco de la Nacion Argentina.
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LA Plata
Argentina
Hipolito Irigoyen
Belgrano
Seventh Regiment
Jose Evaristo Uriburu
Trigoyen
Meade
Buenos Aires
Europe
Ministry of Finance Today
Irigoyen
Banco de la Nacion Argentina
Hunt Wins Democratic Primary In Arizona Governor Race
George W. P. Hunt secured the Democratic nomination for governor of Arizona after three-fifths of precincts reported a lead of over 5 011 votes over Frank H. Lyman. He will face Republican Governor John C. Phillips in November.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
Frank H. Lyman
John C. Phillips
Idaho Produce Moving Rapidly
Idaho crops are moving to market with 265 carloads of perishable produce loaded on Oregon Short Line points on Wednesday. Prunes and potatoes from Boise valley show an uptick and shipments include apples peaches onions and mixed vegetables. Twin Falls shipments continue as overall freight volume on the Short Line and feeder lines rises, surpassing earlier months and echoing the 1929 peak for freight moved.
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Idaho
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Boise Valley
Twin Falls
Voters Fail to Return 11 of 39 Senators for Renomination
Washington dispatch reports 11 of 39 Senate seats up for re election will not return incumbents. Southern Democrats have rejected three renomination challengers and forced Alabama's Thomas Heflin to run as an independent. Eleven retiring senators split between defeated nominees and those declining to run, with party balance and key names noted.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Een
Tllinois
Grundy
Simmons
Carolina
Blease
Ransdell
Louisi
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Jorgens
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Rome
Teachers’ Institute
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R. L. Penny
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N. Y
Poultney Bigelow
Herbert Hoover
Pike's Peak
Hudson
Masons
Dean Eldridge
Legion Relief Fund
Storm
Pocatello Public Schools
J. M. McDonald
Pearse
R. A. Pearse
Brigham City
Utah Medical Mass
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East Lake City
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