Police Chief and District Deny Mitchell Report Findings
Washington reports a dispute over who advised using troops in the July 28 bonus army disturbance. The DC commissioners and the justice department published statements and letters showing Glassford indicating police could not control the marchers and that federal troops might be needed to evict veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Pelham D. Glassford
Mitchell
Hoover
Glassford
Board of Commissionrs
Breach Widens as German Factions Clash
Berlin reports a widening breach between the Von Papen government and the Reichstag as the chancellor and interior minister refuse to answer a summons before the Reichstag committee. The committee seeks the cabinet’s appearance over a dissolution decree after a non confidence vote, asserting constitutional violation and asking President von Hindenburg to compel attendance.
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Berlin
von Papen
Reichstag
Baron von Gayl
Interior
Reichstag Committee
Hermann Goering
von Hindenburg
Nurses Flight to Rome Stages From New York
Dr. Leon M. Pisculli leads the mission aboard The American Nurse with Edna Newcomer and Tail Wind aiming for a non stop Atlantic crossing to Rome from Floyd Bennett Field. Ulbrich pilots, fuel enough for about 32 hours, destination Rome in 25 to 26 hours. The voyage seeks to spur medical staff into airborne emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Pisculli
Edna Newcomer
William Uldrich
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Rome
Provincetown
Mass
New York
Wood End
London
Boston
Atlantic
Leon M. Pisculli
Yonkers
N. Y
Cape Cod
Williamsport
Florence
Italy
Florence Nightingale
Joan of Arc
Pisculli
Westchester
Piscult
Ulbrich
Europe
Finesterre
Spain
Herndon and Pangborn
Thomas Attacks Party System In U S Senate Test
Dr Elbert D Thomas Democratic candidate for the United States Senate criticized the party system in a public address before the League for Independent Political Action. He said there is little party responsibility and campaigns have become sloganized, with conflicting interests inside parties and candidates fearing voter loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Elbert D. Thomas
United States Senate
League For Independent Political Action
Hoover orders budget chief to probe reorganizing executive branch
President Hoover directed the director of the budget to launch investigations aiming at a complete reorganization of the entire executive branch. The move signals a broad review of government structure and operations and could lead to significant changes in how agencies are organized and funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Farm Fatalities Increase in Idaho Accordant to Accidents
Two farmers died in southwestern Idaho industrial farming accidents. Joseph Luellen, 27, of the Emerson district near Rupert, died in a Rupert hospital from a gunshot wound suffered the prior evening. James Shirley, 45, died in a Gooding hospital after being caught in a thresher combine earlier Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Joseph Luellen
Emerson
Rupert
James Shirley
Gooding
Robins Probably Not In Chicago
Chicago report says Col. Raymond Robins, missing prohibitionist and Hoover ally, not seen in the city since his disappearance. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, head of allied forces for prohibition, arrived to assist the search and planned to move to New York if nothing develops today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Col
Raymond Robins
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For
Prohibition
Hoover
Poling
New York
Robins
Ross in Row With 3 State Board Reps
Boise September 13 Three Republican state land board members rejected Governor Ross proposal to set aside the levy law to permit this year's tax levy reduction from claimed savings. State auditor E G Gallet warned against underestimating funds and future debt. Treasurer Barrett joined in protest as the governor defended saving plans and warned he would fire anyone who spent allotted funds. The dispute ended with Gallet allowing the governor to insert his protest in the meeting record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
State Land Board
Ross
E. G. Gallet
George Q
Barrett
Gallet
Board of Equalization
Baldridge
Gailet
Embargo Efforts Continue Amid Farm Strike In Midwest
Iowa and South Dakota farmers push to embargo Sioux City to boost prices but lack Nebraska support. Nebraska farmers refuse to resume highway picketing as Farmers' Holiday association leaders delay plans until a September 21 meeting to decide future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Joyce Optimist Sees New Day for America in Rail Stock View
Chicago Great Western president Patrick H Joyce tells the railroad board he is an optimist about a coming era in the United States, saying investors will need to buy. He jokes about his own scarcity of socks as a sign of turning fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
America
Patrick H. Joyce
Chicago
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
Road
Boise Report Shows Stable Returns On Corporation Licenses
Secretary of State Pred E. Lukens reported small declines in corporate license receipts but a steady flow of filings. The annual statements filed during the year totaled 3501 despite a low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
E. Lukens
Cottonwood State Bank Closes Its Doors in Idaho
The Cottonwood State Bank of Cottonwood Idaho closed Monday, with the state finance department notified. An examiner was sent to take over affairs. deposits were 112,365 capital 25,000 surplus 10,000 and resources 5,565 as of the last call. President M M Belknap held the post on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Bank
Boise
Cottonwood State Bank of
Cottonwood
State Department of Finance
M. M. Belknap
No More Money For Idaho Aid
Governor and Ross were told by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation that Idaho would receive no more unemployment funds beyond the $300 000 already allotted until after January 1. Pierce Williams, RDC field representative, advised spreading the money thinly over the state to relieve unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Pierce Willams
Five hurt in auto wrecks near Pocatello Monday night
Two crashes injured five people in the Pocatello area. William Norris of Pocatello had a broken arm after his car overturned five miles south of Fort Hall while avoiding a wagon load of wheat. Myrtle Powell and Howard Haywood were treated for cuts after a head on collision near Meridell park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
William Norris
Yellowstone Highway
Fort Hall
Norris
H. M. Morris
Ralph Pardini
North Seventh
Joe Gianchetta
Pardini
John L. Stevens
J. P. Jones
Howard H. Haywood
George W. Seipert
Rexburg
Meridell Park
Myrtle Powell
Hayward
St. Anthony Hospital
Seipert
Maurice Rossiter
Murl McNabb
Buckskin
Yankees clinch 1932 AL pennant with 9 3 win over Indians
New York Yankees secure the American League title by defeating Cleveland 9 to 3. Pipgras and Dickey tame the Indians while other AL and NL games are played across the league. The day also notes scattered results and a Utah weather blurb closing the report.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
American
New York
Pipgras
Dickey
Brown
Connolly
Pytlak
Washington
Chicago
McAfee
Hoffman
Thomas and Spencer
Maple
Gaston and Grube
Boston
St. Louis
Welch
Boerner
Tate
Hadley
Ferrell
Committee to Recommend No Slap at Hoover
A resolution condemning President Hoover for using troops to evict the bonus army will be unfavorably reported to the American Legion convention. Pennsylvania’s J J Deighan announced the move and noted a minority report may be filed. George Brown said a roll call will be demanded on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Hoover
Washington
American Legion National Convention
J. J. Deighan
Pennsylvania
Deighan
George Brown
Pennsylvania Department of the Legion
Pittsburgh
War Secretary Hurley Seen at Bonus Army Debate in Portland
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley attended the American Legion convention in Portland as controversy swirled over President Hoover and troop use to clear bonus marches. Hurley, praised and criticized by attendees, pledged near-term bonus pay support while signaling possible early departure for Huron, South Dakota.
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Portland
Orc
Hoover
Washington
American Legion Convention
Legion
Patrick J. Hurley
Floyd Gibbons
Hurley
Oklahoma
Huron
S. D
Gibbons
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Washington, D. C
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills, Sept. 13. Will Rogers comments on the press examining private deaths. He mocks readers demanding the reasons for suicides and notes the public's insistence on full confessions and photographs. He signs off as Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
Will
Seegmiller Calls for Cuts to Government Spending
William W. Seegmiller, Republican candidate for governor, urged cutting expenditures in an address to the Women’s Republican club. He proposed eliminating non-essentials, emergency salary cuts, ending travel expenses for public officials, tax reductions, and lower penalties for delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
William W. Seegmiller
Women’s
Republican Club
Flying family safe and well after Greenland crash
George Hutchinson and seven aboard were rescued by the British trawler Lord Talbot near Angmagsalik Greenland after a forced landing caused by a leaking fuel tank. The castaways reached Eskimo settlement Eker and were later taken to safety while authorities decide on their next move.
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Angmaksalik
Greenland
George Hutchinson
New York
London
Lord Talbot
Stersak Fiord
Little Bay
Hutchinson
Eker
Angmagsalik
Watson
Aberdeen
Iceland
Scotland
George R. Hutchinson
Catherine
Janet Lee
Dc’ "Wolpath
Gerald Altfilisch
Joseph Ruff
Norman Alley
Atlantic Ocean
St. John
N. B
Europe
Tondon
Reykjavik
Faroe Islands
Edinburgh
Roosevelt Plans Charge In Time In Idaho Visit
Roosevelt will stop briefly at the O S L station in Pocatello at 9 25 p m Sunday and may speak from his train for five minutes before a potential longer appearance in a local hall. Democratic leaders urged a full hour, hoping several hundred supporters attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Pocatello
Roosevelt
John A. Carver
Japan's Uchida Faces Dilemma Over Bank Espionage Charge
Three days after U S Ambassador Grew urged exoneration of National City Bank from espionage charges tied to ad photos, no official action has been taken. Baron Uchida is boxed between defending the bank and avoiding criticism of military quarters cited in the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
United States
Grew
Uchida
National City Bank
Baron Uchida
Reduced Freight Rates on Utah Peaches and Apples
J M McFarlane of the state board of agriculture announced new emergency freight rates to Los Angeles cut next Friday. Peaches drop 30 cents a bushel and apples 19 cents, making peaches 70 cents a bushel and apples 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Los Angeles
J. M. McFarlane
State Board of Agriculture
Democrats win Maine governor and two House seats
Democrats secure the Maine governorship for the first time in 18 years as Louis J. Brann leads over Burleigh Martin. Beedy wins in the 2nd district while Carroll Beedy loses, and Moran leads Nelson in another district with incomplete results. Republicans contend local factors shaped the outcome amid partial tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
House of Representatives
Louis J. Brann
Burleigh Martin
Martin
Daniel F. Field
Hoover
John H. Dooley
Brann
Caroll L. Beedy
Joseph F. Connolly
E. Carl Moran, Jr
John E. Nelson
John G. Utterback
Governor Sees Maine Returns Signal Trend in Race
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, en route toward the presidency, cited Maine results as a Democratic victory if the Republican majority stayed under 20,000. Former Judge Robert Marks joined the party in Cleveland and will travel with Roosevelt, possibly speaking at several stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Brown
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maine
Robert Marks
Cincinnati
New York
End of Long Quarrel Ends in Double Death in Bellingham
In Bellingham Washington on September 13 a quarrel between two brothers-in-law ended with Harvey August age 55 a poultryman shooting Marion A Howe age 62 last night and then dying by suicide. Police report both men are dead.
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Bellingham
Wash
Harvey August
Marion A. Howe
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