Idaho crops set records across many items in Idaho
Boise, Sept 12 AP Idaho reports record or near record yields in many crops per Julius H. Jacobson federal crop statistician Wheat output rises 2 million bushels from August estimate totaling 23 133 000 and beans reach 2 220 000 the largest on record Fruit crops show solid development with apples prunes pears and other fruits listed along with expected shipments and market implications
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Boise
Idaho
Julius H. Jacobson
Jacobson
U S L Trainmen Return to Work
A general rise in Short Line freight traffic and Idaho crop movement boosts employment. since August 1 about 120 trainmen and enginemen returned to duty. Prunes, potatoes and other crops moved from Boise valley and Pocatello areas. new 9,000 class engines aid rapid shipment.
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Idaho
Boise Valley
Montana
Short Line
Pocatello
Seaboard
Montreal
New York
Europe
Oregon
Ohio Republicans adopt platform at state convention
The Republican state convention in Ohio adopted a platform from its resolutions committee without a mention of the liquor question. The body endorsed Hoover's administration, farm relief, tariffs, tax cuts, foreign policy, and other actions. Prohibition critics planned to push the issue on the floor but no protests arose as the resolution was approved.
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Ohio
Resolutions Committee
First snowfall in Idaho ushers in winter
Idaho communities greet the season as the first snowfall arrives, signaling the onset of winter conditions across the state. Local crews prepare roads, schools forecast delays, and residents brace for colder temperatures ahead.
Pocatello Invites French Air Aces to Visit Here Wednesday
Muskoge e Oklahoma September 12 Dave Chandler court clerk of Delaware County and Democratic nominee shot and killed Mrs Dick Stafford wife of a Tahlequah musician in a wooded spot ten miles north of Tahlequah. He told officers it was a death by own action pact. Chandler and the woman died or were believed to die from self inflicted wounds. The husband Jack Stafford trombone player with a traveling orchestra located in Monroe Louisiana was not present. Chandler left a wife and a son from a previous marriage.
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Muskogee
Okla
Dave Chandler
Delaware County
Dick Stafford
Chandler
Tahlequah
Monroe
First Lady In 1884 Skating Contest Revelation
The Waterloo Courier May 28 1884 item claims Miss Lou enry won a silk sash and skated twice around a half a lap while blowing out 19 candles in 38 seconds. Her current address is listed as Washington DC.
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Associated Press
Waterloo Courier
Louenry
Washington, D. C
Miss Miriam Elliott O'Brien Reaches Finsteraarhorn Summit
Geneva report notes Miriam Elliott O'Brien the honorary guide as the only woman to lead a big climbing party. She climbed the Finsteraarhorn in the Swiss Alps at 14 026 feet with two other guides nearby.
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Geneva
Miriam Elliott O’brien
Finsteraarhorn
Swiss Alps
Paris versus the lure of an efficient machine
Henry Ford arrives by motor from Cherbourg late to inspect a newly developed 1830 model. The piece contrasts Parisian charm with the efficiency of Ford's machine driven exhibition, highlighting the clash of culture and technology.
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Paris
Henry Ford
Cherbourg
Race Programs and Mounting Schedule Tag Pane
Fragmentary notice references a race event dated six seven with programs and mounting details. Readable items include a pane noting coming events and jockey or program listings, but many parts are unclear. The piece suggests forthcoming racing and program information.
Chamber and Tribune Invite French Fliers to Pocatello Visit
The Chamber of Commerce and The Pocatello Tribune invited Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte to stop in Pocatello on their Salt Lake to Boise goodwill flight. The Associated Press relayed the invitation, and the flight committee considered adding Pocatello to the Idaho itinerary but deemed the detour of sixty miles unlikely.
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Maurice Bellonte
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
New York City
The
Tribune
Idaho
People of
Best
Intermountain
Nash
Charles Hayden
Flight record muddled by crash flaw mentions
A partial AP dispatch from New York dated September 12 reports a flaw in the pre Dieu donne Coste and tale Bellonte incident, with details remaining incomplete and unclear. The note suggests continued investigation into the air accident and related aviation records.
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New York
Dieudonne Coste
Tale Bellonte
Aren't They Just the Cutest Things Continued On Page Fourteen
Boise news brief advises caution with flirtatious strangers. a humorous note explains a dashing man in a blue tan uniform is likely a traffic patrolman. The item playfully suggests giving home address and phone number to officers.
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Boise
Foreign Legion
Chinese forces recapture Nanningfu in Kwansi province
Canton reports government troops from Canton and Hunan have retaken Nanningfu the Kwansi capital after a prolonged rebel siege. Foreigners from Nanning have reached Wuchow with staff from the customs office the Standard Oil and Asiatic Petroleum companies a few missionaries and the Nanning Mission hospital doctor among them.
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Canton
Hunan
Nanningfu
Kwangsi Province
Nanning
West River
Wuchow
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Standard Ol and
Asiatic Petroleum Companies
Nanning Mission Hospital
Man Commits Suicide From St Peter’s Cupola
Vatican City report records the first known suicide by jumping from the cupola of St Peter’s Basilica. Marco Nitrati, 33, of Centa, leaped from a small window after a guardian challenged him. He struck the street outside St Martha’s Square and died.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Marco Nitrati
Cortena
St. Marth's
Suqare
Nitrati
Sarazen and Armour Reach PGA Finals in Narrow Wins
Gene Sarazen defeated Joe Kirkwood five up with four to play over 36 holes to reach the PGA final. Tommy Armour from Detroit beat Charles Lacey one up to join him in the final round in flashing New York coverage.
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Flashing
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Joe Kirkwood
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Sarazen
Charles Lacey
Clementon
N. J
Weather pairs for Northwest regions and Idaho
Utah forecast calls for a temperature shift tonight and Saturday with rising or falling values. Idaho expects similar pairings with moderate temperatures across tonight and Saturday.
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Utah
Idaho
Bannock County Levies Cut Two Mills for 1930
Officials report Bannock County's total tax levy for 1930 at 1.48 per 100 dollars, with the state levy 0.50 totaling 2.07 for state and county. The 1926 county levy stood at 1.50, two cents higher than this year. State items include predatory on sheep and tuberculosis tests. county items cover current expense roads bridges fair highways hospital and more.
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Bannock
Clark
Soldier's Memorial
Asama Volcano Erupts Near Karuizawa in Japan
Tokyo reports the Asama volcano erupting violently sending ash and stones on Karuizawa and nearby villages. Falling debris damaged roofs and crops suffered, while a climber sustained serious injuries as fires started near the base. The volcano has shown unusual activity this summer.
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Tokyo
Asama
Japan
Karuizawa
Messinia Residents Watch Silent Stromboli After Eruption
In Messinia and Lipario areas residents slept in tents aboard government ships after Stromboli erupted yesterday. The island, three thousand feet high, showed no new activity but remains a potential danger as the quake shook the Aeolian chain.
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Italy
Sromboli
Lipario
Stromboli
Stromboli Island
Stromli
Riots in Saigon Kill and Wound Communist Protesters
Official report cites a Tuesday riot in French Indo China where police killed five Communists and wounded five. In Vinhbhatinh soldiers fired on demonstrators, killing four and wounding four, while a thousand Communist protesters attacked the French administrator's residence at Kyao, with one more Communist killed and another wounded.
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Saigon
New Yorker Aims to Buy All Idaho Potatoes
E D Gessner of New York wired Idaho officials to begin buying all Idaho potatoes and ship carloads additional the second ad to L F Parsoms secretary of the state chamber He asked to purchase 35000 carloads Idaho normally yields about 20000 carloads He planned to come to Boise to investigate and asked growers to hold all potatoes for him and to notify him if he could increase the order
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Boise
E. D. Gessner
New York
State Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
L. F. Parsoms
State Chamber
Gessner
Eee
Isanens
Indians May Vote If Good Citizens Roise
Idaho Attorney General W D Gillis ruled that Indians born in the United States and meeting ordinary voter requirements may vote in general elections. He said a federal law granting Indians the right to vote overrides Idaho’s provision that Indians must renounce tribal relations and adopt civilization before voting.
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United States
Idaho
W. DD. Gillis
Iaaf
St. Maries
Arkansas Will Push Robinson For President
Arkansas delegates unanimously endorsed Senator Joe W. Robinson for the 1932 Democratic presidential nomination at the state convention in Wot Springs. Representative Claude A. Puller urged endorsement, praising Robinson as belonging to both Arkansas and the nation. Former Gov. Charles H. Brough cited Roosevelt and Richile support, noting Roosevelt may enter the race and implying Roosevelt would back Robinson if not nominated.
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Ark
Joe W. Robinson
Claude A. Puller
Eureka Springs
Robinson
Arkansas
Puller
Charles H. Brough
Albert C. Richile
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Brough
Roosevelt
Tammany
Senator Robinson
Dennis
Richie
Prohibition Bureau Seeks 2.2 Million Increase
Washington reports Director Woodcock urged a $2.2 million rise in the prohibition bureau appropriation to fund 500 more agents, boosting total enforcement spending to $15 million including coast guard and DOJ prosecutions.
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Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Woodcock
Budget Bureau
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Department of Justice
Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable kills wife then shoots self
Toronto report states Simon McIntosh 30 a mounted police constable shot his wife Helen 23 with his service revolver after being ordered out of her parents home. He then went to the rear of the house and killed himself dying instantly.
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Toronto
Simon McIntosh
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Helen
Leaders Hold, Cards Rally. Cubs Beat Phillies 17 4
National League pennant race tightens as Chicago Cubs crush Philadelphia 17 to 4 to lead the standings. St Louis Cardinals beat New York for the third straight time to stay second, with Brooklyn one game back. In the American League New York and Detroit split, while Washington and Baltimore also posted wins.
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Victorien
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cubs
St. Louis
Brooklyn Roblins
Cardinals
Exiled chief a prisoner on board cruiser
Buenos Aires reports Irigoyen lies under arrest on the cruiser Belgrano and will not be allowed to leave Argentine jurisdiction. The Belgrano remains in Argentine waters two hours from La Plata awaiting orders. Montevideo hosts other officials as exile continues.
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Argentina
Irigoyen
Belgrano
Montevideo
la Plata
Seventh Infantry
Uruguay
Horacio B. Oghanarte
Wheeler Joins Ranks of Drys Protest Prohibition Policy
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, once for prohibition, now argues national ban is a failure and urges states to regulate liquor by local majority vote. He cites saloon influence, bootlegger power, and ineffective federal enforcement as reasons for his shift.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Toda
Boise Welcomes Senator Borah at Grange Picnic
Senator William E. Borah urged farm relief that moves surpluses to feed hungry mouths abroad. Speaking at the Borah picnic in Boise city park, he warned against reducing production and pressed for equal standing with other U S economic forces. The event drew more than a thousand attendees with numerous local political figures present.
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William E. Borah
America
State Grange
W. W. Deal
the Grange
John Thomas
Addison T. Smith
John McMurray
Ben Ross
James P. Pope
H. C. Baldridge
Borah
Farm Board
United States
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