Four Thousand in Labor Riots in Minneapolis
Sept 12 two people killed and 30 seriously injured during third night of disorder tied to Iron workers strike at Flour City Ornamental Iron Works. police used tear gas as 4000 demonstrators, including men women and children, clashed with pickets and armored units in violent confrontations.
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Minneapolis
Iron Workers
Flour City Ornamental Iron Works
Eugene Casper
Melvin Bjorklund
Lme
From
Ehfirch Social
Increasing clouds bring unsettled weather to north and west
The forecast notes increasing cloudiness tonight and Friday with unsettled conditions across the north. A warmer west portion to Sint and cooler north portion Friday are expected as conditions shift.
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Sint
Hitler to Address Reichstag in Nurnberg Declaration
Berlin reports Reichs fuhrer Hitler called the Reichstag to meet Sunday in Nurnberg to hear a government declaration. Nazi officials would not reveal details, saying the party and state are identical. Foreign office said the speech would focus on foreign policy and economic matters.
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Berlin
Nurnberg
Foreign Office
der Fuehrer
Little Rallies Into Quarterfinal In Amateur Cup
California ace W Lawson Little Jr defeats Duff McCullough 5 and 3 at The Country Club to reach the quarterfinals of the United States Amateur. He trailed early but finished with a string of sub par holes, birdies on 10 12 and 15, and a long final putt for victory. George J Voigt beat Willie Turnesa to advance.
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Cleveland
W. Lawson Little, Jr
California “Siege Gun
United Ates
Little
McCullough
George J. Voigt
New Yorker
Bobby Jones
Voight
Willie Turnesa
I Up
Body of Yonkers CCC Worker Kept for Burial
The body of John Kemper a 19 year old Civilian Conservation Corps worker from Yonkers New York crushed in a rock slide near French Creek in the McCall district was sent to New York today for burial.
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Boise
John Kemper
Yonkers
N. Y
Civilian Conservation Corps
French Creek
McCall District
New York
United States to End Tariff Benefits With Nazis
The United States will terminate all tariff reductions under reciprocal trade pacts with Germany on October 15 due to persistent discriminatory practices against American imports. Secretary Hull notified the German ambassador that German goods will face prevailing duties after October 16, signaling a new foreign trade policy and potentially impacting other nations with discriminatory policies.
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Lloyd A. Lehreas
Associated Press
Washington
Germany
United States
State Department
Hull
Hians Luther
Portugal
Denmark
Italy
Borah Urges Protection for American Farmer Market
In Nampa Idaho on September 12 Senator William E. Borah urged that the American market belong to American farmers and warned that without protection from cheap foreign imports all farm recovery plans will fail. He cited 40 percent of some farm product purchases from foreign sources and noted rising import levels. Governor Ross sat at his side as Borah pressed for policy to shield domestic producers.
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Nampa
Idaho
United States
William E. Borah
Borah
Ross
East
Baseball scores and battery details from national showdowns
National and American league results listed with team by team scores. Batteries paired pitchers and catchers include Pezzulo Bivin Todd Weaver Padden in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Brown Spohrer Schoutt Campbell in Boston Cincinnati Mungo Hartnett in Brooklyn Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pezzulo
Bivin
Todd
Weaver
Padden
Boston
Cincinnati
Brown and Spohrer
Schoutt and Campbell
Brooklyn
Chicago
Benge, Mungo and Lopez
Warneke and Hartnett
New York
Cain
Hemsley
Wilson
Berg
Kennedy
Fischer
Chelini
Sewell
Grube
Marcum
Richards
Stratton
Wyatt
Shea
Eaves
Berry
Cleveland
Washington
Pearson
Phillips
Whitehill
Bolton
Election of Idaho doctors delayed to tomorrow
Boise report says the Idaho State Medical Association officer election will be postponed because the nominating committee played golf late last night. Secretary Dr. Harold Stone of Boise noted the group spent today on technical lectures by five members from Northwestern University war college in Chicago.
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Boise
Idaho State Medical Association
Harold Stone
Northwestern University War College
Chicago
Louisiana to Bury Long and Probe Assassination Plot
A AP report from Baton Rouge says thousands mourn Huey Long as officials begin burying the slain senator and vow to investigate whether his death was the result of a conspiracy. The narrative notes a church service and leaders moving to address possible assassination motives and plot connections.
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C. K. Allen
James Noe
Huey Long
State
Baton Rouge
Long
Associated Press
Louisiana
Quincy Ewing
Aton Rouge
Hugy Long
Gerald L. Kk
Laura Ingalls Aims For 13 Hour Transcon Flight
Laura Ingalls plans a non stop flight from Los Angeles to New York aiming to break Amelia Earhart's west to east record. She estimates 13 to 15 hours at 8 000 to 10 000 feet with a favorable tail wind, after fixing landing gear issues prior to takeoff from Union Terminal.
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Los Angeles
Laura Ingalls
New York
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Miss Ingall
Ingalls
Miss Ingalls
Union Air Terminal
Navy Hopes to Recover Body of Airman Leach
Navy destroyers and seaplanes hunted for the body of Lieut. Walter Dennison Leach 33 who died when his craft plunged into the sea during air gunnery practice off La Jolla California aboard the carrier Lexington. Leach lived with wife Virginia and two children Nancy and Walter Jr in Coronado California.
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San Diego
Cal
Walter Dennison Leach
Navy
Leach
Lexington
la Jolla
Virginia
Nancy
Waller
Coronado
Pope Calls Kellogg Pact Use to Halt Aggressive War
Geneva dispatch reports the Pope of Idaho stating his firm conviction that the time has come to utilize the Kellogg Pact to prevent aggressive warfare. He emphasizes a proactive international response to conflict and the need for united action.
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Pope
Geneva
Idaho
Allison Captures United States Tennis Crown
Wilmer Allison, 31, of Austin Texas, won the U S singles title by defeating Sidney B Wood Jr of New York in three sets 6 2 6 2 6 3 before 17000 at Forest Hills The victory made him the first American champion since Perry of England and earned an ovation for his steady all around play lasting under 50 minutes
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
United States
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Pred J. Perry
England
Wood
Britain Sends Three Battalions to Malta Amid Mediterranean Build Up
London reports Britain is dispatching three battalions from Catterick to Malta to reinforce garrisons as the Mediterranean defense posture tightens. The fleet around Suez is described as a normal summer cruise, with Italian and Ethiopian tension also noted.
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Burdette T. Johns
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Malta
Mediterranean
Catterick
England
Britain
Suez
East Africa
WCTU Debates Liquor Control and Social Reform
Atlantic City N J Sept 12 resolutions before the 61st annual convention of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union condemn liquor backsliding as appalling and call total abstinence essential in an age of mechanized speed. The group endorses education about alcohol gambling indecent films smoking and child welfare as part of a five year program culminating in the 1939 Frances E Willard centenary while urging reform of divorce laws and expanded use of the franchise. A peace plank appeals to the League of Nations to curb world conflict and arms spending.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
National Organization
Frances E Willard
State Department
League of Nations
Pocatellan Heads U. P. Association
James Stice of Pocatello was elected president of the General Chairmen's association for Union Pacific western lines. Stice serves as general chairman of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers on the Oregon Short Line, and works with Los Angeles and Salt Lake and the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company.
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Salt Lake City
James Stice
Pocatello
Union Pacific System
Western Lines
Stice
Oregon Short Line
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Blonde torch singer Evelyn Hoey found dead in Pennsylvania
Evelyn Hoey a blonde torch singer known for Broadway and Paris was found shot to death at the farm home of Henry H. Rogers Jr. in Dowington Pennsylvania. Rogers a suspect was taken to Chester County prison after saying an argument preceded the shooting.
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Associated Press
Dowington
Evelyn Hoey
Broadway
Paris
Henry H. Rogers, Jr
Standard Oil
Rogers
Leon Errol
Chester County
Utah salesman dies of injury in Weber canyon crash
Kim M. Graves a 41 year old traveling salesman from Salt Lake City died in an Ogden hospital from injuries after his car overturned in Weber canyon Wednesday evening. Graves worked for Kellog Sales and his route included Idaho. Dr. E M Abbott said the cause of the crash could not be explained.
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Ogden
Kim M. Graves
Salt Lake City
Weber Canyon
E. M. Abbott
Morgan
Graves
Kellog Sales Company
Idaho
Nations pledge League support against force in Ethiopian crisis
In Geneva the Netherlands Belgium and Sweden promised loyalty to the League of Nations covenant amid Italy's assault on Ethiopia. Premier Van Zeeland and Foreign Ministers De Graeff and Sandler spoke, while France denied sanction plans. The League stayed in session as Italy pressed toward war with a probable October start.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Europe
League of Nations Assembly
Netherlands
Belgium
Sweeden
Samuel Hoare
Great Britain
League
Ethiopia
Italy
Jonkheer A. C. de Graeff
Paul van Zeeland
Richard Sandler
Sweden
Sandler
Norway
Denmark
League of Nations
Poy
van Zeeland
Assembly Jum
Belgis
France
Pre Ft Laval
League Council
Rome
Premier Laval
East Africa
National Reclamation and Western State Engineers Meet in Salt Lake
The National Reclamation association and Western State Engineers will hold their annual convention in Salt Lake City from November 18 to 21, announced by State Engineer T. H. Humphreys.
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Salt Lake City
National Reclamation Association
Western State Engineers
T. H. Humpherys
Roosevelt reshapes giant work relief plans for recovery
President Roosevelt meets with key aides to speed job creation using a four billion dollar fund. Hopkins pushes for alias work while Ickes seeks permanent public works. Roosevelt prefers permanent gains but backs quick jobs to lift relief rolls by November with a September 15 deadline.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
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