Governor Ross Proposes $750000 Plan To Aid Idaho Unemployed
Governor C Ben Ross outlined a plan to raise 750000 to aid Idaho unemployed by pooling state county and federal funds for fall and winter work. The plan uses 250000 from the highway fund matched by county funds and 250000 in federal relief, directing payments to relief families and creating road projects chosen by county commissioners.
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Payette
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Highway and Good Roads District Commissioners
Tate
Anmugl Bwaewwees Svarwewnes
Federal Relief Administration
Corps of Engineers
Western Loan Reorganization Under Utah Commission
A Utah appointed commission, led by John A. Malia, oversees the permanent reorganization of the Western Loan and Building company. The $26,000,000 firm, with stockholders across western states, moved into commission hands after interstate approval from building and loan and banking officials. The panel includes representatives from Utah and Montana banking departments, a temporary stockholders’ committee, and company directors.
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Salt Lake City
Western Loan & Building Company
Utah State Banking Department
John A. Malia
Utah
Malia
H. L. Mulliner
Malta
Paul H. Ray
Ealt Lake
Salt Lake
R. W. Bailey
Montana
W. W. Ray
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills, September 13. Will Rogers notes Cuba may face another government change as revolutions come in waves like cocktails, with America eager to horn in on Cuba’s affairs while the country stays focused on its own sugar.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Cuba
America
Bourbon Group Protests White House Over Jobs
Washington dispatch reports Democratic protests over patronage as senators circulate a round robin seeking jobs for old-line Democrats. The issue centers on Republican appointments, notably by Ickes Wallace and Penns. Speaker Rainey condemns the old Republican setup in the farm credit administration and denounces continued Republican control while denying a purely Democratic purge.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Ee Ickes
Wallace
Perns
Capitol
Henry T. Rainey
Farm Credit Administration
Rainey
Credit Administration
Idaho Prohis May Continue on Duty
Idaho prohibition investigators will likely remain on duty even if the eighteenth amendment is repealed. R D Ford of Helena in charge of the Idaho-Montana district told the men the force will continue, though the national administration has not decided how the service will be organized after repeal.
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Boise
Idaho
R. D. Ford
Helena
Idaho- Montana
Ford
Daily Scores Report From Chicago Boston And St Louis
Baseball and hockey style results show Chicago and Boston games with varied innings and final tallies. Key players include Jones Grube Peterson Walberg Coombs Cochrane and Paber Watt Berry Cain and Cochrane on different matchups.
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Chicago
Jones
Grube
Peterson
Walberg
Coombs
Cochrane
Paber
Watt
Berry
Cain
Technocracy Leader Sees Roosevelt Program Fail
Chief Technocrat Scott in New York predicts the Roosevelt NRA program will fail by next year’s October. Harold Loeb runs the continental committee on technocracy, each with 200000 members. Technocracy advocates a scientifically planned economy with production and distribution matched to consumption capacity.
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Scott
Rader Winget
New York
Technocracy
Howard Scott
North America
America
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Harold Loeb
Continental Committee On Technocracy
Mid-West
West Coast
Loeb
Howard Scott Group
Continental Committee
Continental
Open Champion Loses to Egan at Cincinnati Match Play
De Ross Somerville the Canadian holder of the United States Amateur Golf Title barely saved his crown as he defeated Chick Evans in a 21 hole match at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati. Johnny Goodman the national open champion was eliminated in the first round by H Chandler Egan in a 2 up win. The first round featured 49 year old Egan and 43 year old Evans, former title holders, amid drizzling rain.
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Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
de Ross Somerville
United States
Chick Evans
Chicago
Somerville
Johnny Goodman
H. Chandler Egan
del Monte
Calif
Egan
Anch
Three Eastern States in Labor Trouble Across Industries
Labor unrest spreads through Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey with more than 30 000 soft coal miners voting to strike until a bituminous coal code is signed. In Pennsylvania alone ten thousand miners quit in protest while other industries face walksouts including silk dyeing and garment sectors across the region.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
National Labor Board
Allentown Rayon Mills
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Linton’s
Sammy Follows Orders of Boss Attains Odd Barter Failure
Nick Brace, lumber company manager in Sequim, received a black cow with a bow tie bearing the name Sammy. Investigations showed Sammy, his agent, followed instructions to move overstock via barter and trade, delivering the cow as payment on a lumber deal in Seattle.
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Seattle
Nick Brace
Sammy
Sequim
Roosevelt expects banks to push credit in recovery drive
President Roosevelt, after days of canvassing the domestic scene, backs banks to extend credit to lift farm prices and employment. He aims to raise farm prices beyond recent gains, without revealing exact methods, while officials push the NRA recovery plan. An August relief report shows a 2.9 percent drop in new relief cases from July.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Two Convicts Recaptured After Louisiana Shootout
Two of 11 escaped convicts from Angola penal farm were recaptured near Marksville after a gun battle with deputy sheriffs. Bill Bryant of Texarkana and James C. Bird of Madisonville, both in their mid twenties, faced long terms for robbery and assault robbery respectively. three others were killed in a prior clash as possemen closed in on hideouts following a series of thefts and holdups.
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Marksville
Brouillette
Red River
Here
Angola
Angola State Penal Farm
Bill Bryant
Texarkana
Tex
James C. Bird
Madisonville
Louisiana
County Commissioners Cut 1933 Tax Levy
Blackfoot Idaho September 13 Bingham County Commissioners lower the 1933 county tax levy to 1.63 from 2.00 in 1932 and reduce the state tax from 0.47 to 0. So the net reduction is 19.2 percent.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Prohibition Score Mounts as States Move to Repeal
Minnesota, Colorado and Maryland report strong repeal votes in a wave against the 18th amendment. Minnesota canvass shows 309,611 for repeal to 153,820 against from 2260 of 3693 precincts. Maryland notes 197,595 in favor to 41,309 against from 1303 of 1371 precincts. Baltimore precincts heavily favor repeal.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Andrew Volstead
Denver
Baltimore
Maryland
Free State
Ross Urges Idaho Vote on Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
Governor Ross appeals to Idaho citizens to cast a large vote next Tuesday September 19 on repealing the eighteenth amendment. He urges qualified voters to attend polling places to express their wishes and fulfill duty and the president’s call for a full mandate from Idaho.
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Boise
Ross
Idaho
Hunger Strike May Create Jail Job For Operator
In Wanda Pennsylvania on September 13 Mike Kutnick, a vagrant on an eight day hunger strike, may force the county jail to hire an extra telephone operator unless he resumes eating. Sheriff says the hunger strike has already taxed jail communications.
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Wanda
Mike Kutnick
Mike
U S Residents in Cuba Seek Military Aid
Americans in Cuba prepare for emergencies amid labor unrest and threats of strikes. Dozens seek protection in Cristo, Cape Rente, and Cardenas as US coast guard ships may be needed. Three training camps prepare 2,000 students for possible conflict while labor actions threaten sugar mills.
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U. S
Cuba
Havana
Cristo
Santiago de Cuba
Cape Rente
Interior Oriente
Santiago
Cardenas
National Confederation of Labor
Machado
Welles
National Hotel
Grau San Martin
Advisory Board to Gather Here in Idaho and Utah Visit
The Ida ho advisory board of public works will hold a hearing in Pocatello for municipalities and others seeking federal funds. After the hearing the board will travel to Salt Lake City to confer with boards of western states and meet Col. H. M. Waite deputy administrator of public works who will be in Utah on Sunday.
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Boise
Idaho Advisory Board of Public Works
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Col. H. M. Waite
Public Works
Utah City
Repeal path nears final vote as 29 states approve
Twenty nine states have ratified the repeal of the eighteenth amendment with Maryland Minnesota and Colorado voting yesterday to abolish prohibition. If seven remaining states vote before November 8 ratification could occur by December 6 at the thirty sixth convention. Next up Idaho New Mexico votes October 3 Virginia October 10 Florida then six more on November 7 Kentucky North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Utah.
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Maryland
Minnesota
Colorado
Andrew J. Volstead
Maine
Idaho
New Mexico
Virginia
Florida
Kentucky
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Utah
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Nevada
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Iowa
We Meike
Cenfornia
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oregon
Arizona
Missouri
Texas
Washington
Vermont
Idaho Masons Elect Officers At State Convention
Idaho Bhue Lodge Masons completed officer elections a day early with S Irven Roberson of Jer ome named grand master. Other officers include John T Wood of Coeur dAlene deputy grand master L R Scott of Moscow senior grand warden William H Thompson of Burley junior grand warden Roy N Gilbert of Nampa Curtis F Pike of Boise reelected grand treasurer Frank Knox of Emmett reelected grand lecturer. Byron Defenbach of Lewiston was toast master. Over 200 delegates attended the convention with most lodges represented.
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Moscow
Idaho
Bhue Lodge
S. Irven Roberson
Jerome
Roberson
Albert R. Manock
Idaho Falls
John T. Wood
Coeur d'Alene
L. R. Scott
William H. Thompson
Burley
Roy N. Gilbert
Nampa
Curtis F. Pike
Boise
Frank Knox
Emmett
Byron Defenbach
Lewiston
Pocatello Chamber Plans Salmon Highway Conference
A delegation from the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce travels to Salmon for a meeting with state and federal highway officials forestry leaders and eastern Idaho chambers to discuss the proposed Riggins to Salmon highway. Governor C Ben Ross is expected to attend. Participants include F E MacKenzie Paul Nash Jim Witherspoon William Troway Rae Stratford and Nate Block.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Salmon
Idaho
Utah Weather Tonight and Thursday Warm in Northwest
illy forecast shows generally fair conditions in the north while the south remains unsettled tonight and Thursday. The northwest area is expected to warm with mild conditions overall.
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Utah
Northwest
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