Unemployment Insurance Plan Attacked by Labor Leader
James D. Graham of Butte told Idaho federation delegates that federal unemployment insurance plans would overburden western states. He urged a federal insurance fund and warned against heavy state taxation while noting debates and resolutions at the convention. The article also reports calls for a wool boycott if a 1936 agreement with sheep shearers is not reached by February 1.
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Walter W. Beesley
Associated Press
Nampa
Idaho
James D. Graham
Butte
Montana State Federation of Labor
Idaho Federation
Mississippi
Wall Street
Atlantic Seaboard
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Sheep Shearers’ Union
Allison tops Perry in US net tennis final at Forest Hills
Wilmer Allison, 31, of Texas, defeats Fred Perry in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-3 to win the U S singles title and earns a spot in a best of five with Sidney Wood Jr of New York after Wood toppled Bitsy Grant in the semifinals.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
United States
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Great Britain
Fred Perry
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Perry
West Side
Allison
Sidney Wood, Jr
New York
Wood
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Farley denies resignation as Postmaster General
Postmaster General Farley telephoned a denial from Hyde Park that he will resign in January to lead the Democratic national committee. Analysts believe Roosevelt may ask him to direct the reelection campaign, with possible successors discussed. Farley likened reports to Mark Twain and said resignation has never been seriously discussed.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Roper
Frank C. Walker
New York
National Emergency Council
Mark Twain
Cooler weather coming after warm spell in city
The Weather Bureau promised cooler conditions tonight after a 24 hour period of above normal temperatures. Tuesday's high reached 87 degrees with a low of 70. Partly cloudy skies are forecast for tonight and Thursday.
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Wew
Baseball Scores and Legion Meeting in Idaho and Mexico
Detroit and New York dominate early baseball figures with mixed results. Kelsey of Montpelier and Department Commander Foreman attend a sixth district American Legion conference in the Memorial building. Mexico City University council votes to close the institution as funds run dry and calls for government subsidy and free instruction amid student factionalism.
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8. C. Kelsey
Montpelier
The
American Legion
the Legion
Memorial Building
American Falls
Blackfoot
John Foreman
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Politicians edge for Long leadership after Huey Long’s death
After Huey Long’s assassination in Louisiana political factions begin jockeying for control. Four district groups rise to challenge leadership while Governor O K Allen holds the Long line though he doubts his path. The anti Long faction also gathers strength as the power struggle unfolds.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Huey Long
Polticians
Louisiana
Long
O. K. Allen
Long Machine
Allen
Rotarians to Hold Inter-City Meet in Pocatello
Rotary clubs from Blackfoot Idaho Falls Montpelier Rexburg Rupert St Anthony and others gather in Pocatello for an inter-city meeting at 7 30 p m at the university. Oscar A Spear Utah Idaho district governor will attend. The program includes singing musical selections campus tour and dance with dinner at the university dining hall.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Montpelier
Rexburg
Rupert
St. Anthony
Preston
Pocatello
Rae P. Stratford
Oscar A. Spear
Salt Lake City
Utah-Idaho
University
Florence Evans
Marguerite P. Drew
Long predicted his own death before Louisiana trip
Washington dispatch reports Senator Long forecast his death prior to his fatal journey to Louisiana saying Ive had a hell of a fight down there theyll get me yet. He spoke to Senator Donahey of Ohio as he lay in pink pajamas in his apartment the night before departure.
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Washington
Senator Long
Louisiana
Senator Donahey
Ohio
Long
Donahey
Baton Rouge
Earl Christenberry
Huey Long
Carl A. Weiss
Christenberry
Weiss
New Pals for Al Smith in Central Park Event
A raccoon captured after stowing away in a banana barrel and a hawk that flew into a New York butcher shop in March have been turned over to Al Smith, honorary night superintendent of Central Park.
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AL New York
Carpeltina
al Smith
Central Park
Senator Long to be buried after historic funeral
Huey P. Long's death stuns Baton Rouge as his body lies in state at the Louisiana capitol. A funeral for the slain senator is set for tomorrow with Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith presiding. Barons, guards, and LSU cadets accompany the solemn rites.
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Baron Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Capital
Louisiana State University
Stabhe
Gerald L. K. Smith
Long
Carl A. Weiss, Jr
Baton Rouge
Capitol
Senator Long
Civil War Vets Parade At Grand Rapids Encampment
The Boys in Blue marched again in Grand Rapids Michigan as part of the National G A R encampment. About 225 of 450 veterans joined a three quarter mile parade while 50 000 spectators lined the route. A few veterans rode in automobiles due to infirmity.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Boys In Blue
Idaho to Close Transient Camps
Boise reports the deadline for transient relief applications is midnight September 20 as part of FERA plan to end federal transient relief by November 2. Camps at Mink Creek Dry Buck Kanium and Fanniff will close soon and WPA projects will absorb the workers.
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Boise
A. W. Jacomini
Idaho Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Jacomini
Mink Creek
Dry Buck
Kania
Fanniff
Works Progress Administration
Champion Little Scores Again in Golf Play
Champion W. Lawson Little Jr. extended his national amateur title bid by defeating Knox Young Jr. 6 and 5 in the third round at Cleveland on Sept 11. Little, four under par through 13 holes, salvaged a late birdie run and seeks a fourth national crown amid a field with favorites faltering.
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the Country Club
Cleveland
Ross Somerville
Scotty Campbell
W. Lawson Little, Jr
Knox Young, Jr
Pittsburgh
United States
Little
Bobby Riegel
Richmond
Rupert Friday
Chandler Egan
Bobby Dunkelberger
Greensboro
N. C
Egan
George Enos
Dunkelberger
Ed White
Rodney Bliss
Omaha
Edward Meister
Cleveland City
Goodman
Johnny Goodman
Hal Chase
Des Moines
Hitler attacks Wilsons fourteen points at Nazi rally
In Nurnberg on September 11 Hitler condemned Wilsons 14 points and declared Germany would secure peace by strength not by pacts. The proclamation praised the Nazi movement and warned against any confessional politics while asserting the regime will defend its liberty and labor.
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Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Wilson
League of Nations
National Socialist
Cleri
Idaho Officials Lobby for WPA Projects Before Deadline
J L Hood Idaho state administrator and R J Wood director of projects fly to Washington to urge a statewide program of WPA projects. They expect to create about 16 000 jobs and note some proposals exceed the $1140 man year limit but average costs would be below it. Hood anticipates no firm details before leaving for Idaho likely Saturday.
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Washington
Idaho
J. L. Hood
R. J. Wood
Hood
Wood
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Snell Charges President Forced Unconstitutional Bills Through Congress
Representative Snell of New York accuses President Roosevelt of pushing unconstitutional legislation in the recent Congress to create a campaign issue around amending the constitution. He contends administration allies leaked plans to use federal courts to justify his actions and attack the Supreme Court and the Constitution.
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Snell
Congress
Washington
Representative Snell
New York
House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ada Bond Issue Defeated in County Vote
Ada county voters rejected a $300000 courthouse bond issue with a public works grant of 135000, defeating the project and leaving plans as architecture only. Outcome hangs on funding and future action for construction.
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Boise
Ada County
of Public Works
Convention Opens Boise Meeting Tomorrow
Boise reports the eighteenth annual convention opens tomorrow afternoon with Herman Diets leading the session.
Britain warns Italy over Italo-Ethiopian dispute
Sir Samuel Hoare told the world the League of Nations must enforce a peaceful settlement or face a breach of Britain’s continental ties. He said Britain would back the league covenant in its entirety and urged advanced nations to aid backward nations, seen as a warning to Mussolini against unprovoked war.
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Samuel Hoare
Associated Press
Britain
League of Nations
England
Great Britain
Samuel
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Ethiopian Women Form Battalions for Front in War
Ethiopian women prepare to march to the front as Haile Selassie accepts their offer to fight Italy. Madame Wayzaro Abe bath Charkoze leads a legion in red capes and khaki, expressing resolve that God gives courage and men will follow. Italian mobilization escalates, with 50,000 more conscripts.
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Addis Ababa
Adua
Haile Selassie
Wayzaro Abebath Charkoze
Associated
Women's Legion
King of Kings
United States State Department
Italy
Unsettled Weather With Warmer Southwest Thursday Cooler
The forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight with warmer readings in the southwest portion. Thursday brings more unsettled weather and cooler temperatures across the area.
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UAH
Idaho Weather Update Partly Cloudy Then Cooler
A weather digest notes partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with a cooler trend. Forecasters expect light winds and no precipitation, guiding outdoor plans in Idaho.
Idaho Physicians to Name Officers
Boise September 11 More than 150 Idaho physicians and surgeons attend the 48th annual meeting of the Idaho State Medical Association. The group studies current developments in medicine and surgery conducted by five Northwestern University College of Medicine instructors. Officers will be elected tonight for the 1936 convention activities tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Medical Association
Northwestern University College of Medicine
Chicago
Clark speaks at D. C. forum by Idaho congressman
D Worth Clark, Idaho second district representative, gave the principal address at a chamber of commerce forum in Washington. He focused on the 1935 banking act and social security, urging control over open market operations and noting old age pensions built on a government credit reserve rather than charity.
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D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Ivan Gasser
Elizabeth Ann Tinker
Bernardine King
A. E. Duky
O. L. Kelley
Postal Telegraph
Clement Marcus
Lee Loan Agency
R. & Mills
Southern Pacific
R. B. King of
Boise
Idaho Power Company
Emory
Clark
Banking Committee
House
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