County Board Sets Bannock Levy for 1933
The county commissioners agreed on a Bannock County levy of 1.47 per 100 valuation for 1933, down from 1.62 in 1932. The summary shows current and special levies across county and school totals, with district No. 1 at 1.90 versus 2.10 last year, and total valuation projected near 25.6 million.
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County Board
Board of County Commissioners
Bannock County
B. A. McDevitt
Osee
Fairy
Sch’l
T. B. Brad
Abovwon Asmecacecs
Justified homicide ruled in Graham shooting case
In Clearwater county near Lewiston Idaho coroner's jury finds the death of Robert Graham in McCullough cabin act of justifiable homicide. McCullough testified Graham attacked his housekeeper Abbie Gray firing two revolvers. McCullough shot Graham with a shotgun. Both men had served time for theft of wood along the Clearwater river. Authorities say they rafts and gathered stolen wood then floated it to Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Robert Graham
G. W. McCullough
McCullough
Here
Clearwater County
Graham
Abbie Gray
Clearwater River
Secretary Ickes allocates funds for Grand Coulee dam project
Secretary Ickes announced a million dollar allotment to begin immediate construction on the Grand Coulee dam on the Columbia River in the northwest. This follows a prior tentative allotment of sixty three million dollars to a Washington State authority.
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Washington
Ickes
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Northwest
State of Washington
Weather outlook flags unsettled southeast tonight
Generally fair conditions expected tonight and Friday with only minor temperature changes. The southeast portion may see unsettled weather tonight, while rest of the area remains mainly calm and dry.
Girl Pays Fine and Marries Jailbird in Seattle
In Seattle a young woman paid Harold Montgomery's $10 speeding fine at police headquarters and hurried to marry him before the noon deadline. Montgomery, 21, had been jailed for nonpayment and the couple left at 11:55 a.m. after the payment.
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Seattle
Harold Montgomery
Montgomery
World Series opener scheduled for October 3
The 1933 World Series will open Thursday October 3 in New York if the Giants win the National League title. Games would be at the Polo Grounds October 3 and 4 with Washington as the probable American League opponent, and all start times set for 1 30 p m Eastern. Ticket prices range up to 6 50 and seating capacities are about 48 000 at the Polo Grounds and 35 000 in Washington.
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Chicago
New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Giants
Polo Grounds
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Washigton
Eynon
Washigto
Bingham Teachers Meet at Blackfoot
Teachers from all Bingham county schools gather in Blackfoot Saturday from 2 to 4 pm for the first of four meetings led by Frances C. Moore county superintendent. They discuss standardizing eighth grade exams and the use of intelligence tests replacing the former all day county meeting.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Frances C. Moore
Quarter Million Parade for NRA Drive in New York
Edward J. Neil reports a vast New York procession up Fifth Avenue from Washington Square to 58th Street in support of the NRA. The crowd cheers John J. Pershing, the return of the 69th, Lindbergh, and Roosevelt recovery policy as bands play and ticker tape flies along the mile and a half route.
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Nra
New York
Grand Canyon
Fifth Avenue
A. New York
John J. Pershing
69Th
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington Square
14Th Street
58Th Street
43nd _ street
Roosevelt
Cuban President May Demand Dictatorial Power on Island
Debates in Havana report President Gray San Martin drafting a manifesto to demand dictatorial powers amid labor strife and unrest. Army discontent, student drill camps, and attacks on police stations signal mounting instability as factions push for strong leadership and a return of former regime figures.
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John P. McKnight
Havana
Gray San Martin
Ninth
Antilla
Baguanos
Tacajo
Cristo
Oriente
Gran San Martin
National Hotel
de Cespedes
Nurse Held for Slaying in California
Wilhelmina Weltz 43, a nurse, was held to answer the murder of Francis J. Morgan Grace, a San Francisco shipping family member, after a brief police court preliminary exam in Santa Cruz. Helene Roberts, 29, a fellow nurse, testified about the shooting on Grace’s lawn as Weltz’s motive remained unclear.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Wilhelmina Weltz
Francis J. Morgan Grace
San Francisco
Miss Weltz
William
Meta Weltz
Connellsville
Helene Roberts
Cubs Win Doubleheader Opener On Hartnett RBI Liners
Gabby Hartnett's bases loaded single in the ninth drove in two runs, lifting the Cubs to a 4 to 3 home win over the Giants in the first game of today's doubleheader. New York leads dropped to 5 1/2 games. Second game postponed by rain.
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Chicago
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
New York Giants
New York
Fitzsimmons
Mancuso
Root
Malone
Hartnett
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Moore
Davis
Derringer
Kolp
Crouch
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rail travel fares eyed for 50 percent cut in fares
The Evening Post reports that from November 1 the American traveling public may see a blanket reduction in railroad passenger fares. Western rail leaders push for a 2 cent per mile basic rate for round trips, eliminating the Pullman surcharge. one way fares could be slightly higher, but not confirmed.
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New York
The
Evening Post
Western Rail
Western Roads
Lindberghs Likely to Return Home After Two More Days
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh announced that he and Mrs. Lindbergh will likely stay in Sweden two more days before sailing back to the United States.
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U. S
Stockholm
Sweden
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paddy the police dog nets big fish tale in lake rescue
Paddy the police dog accompanied his young master Park Snyder on a fishing trip when a fish tugged the line into the water. The dog jumped in seized the pole with its teeth and swam ashore with a sizeable fish still hooked.
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Gypsum
Kas
Paddy
Park Snyder
Senator Long to Take Loss on Patronage
AP report notes President Roosevelt will name applicants for Louisiana district attorney and Internal Revenue service posts within ten days. Indications show selections may oppose Huey Long, with appointees such as Hugh T. Rippeto from Salt Lake City and anti Long figures like Paul B. Habans.
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Senator Long
Washington
Huey Long
Roosevelt
United States
Louisiana
New Orleans
Hugh T. Rippeto
Salt Lake City
Paul B. Habans
Home Loan Bank
Edward Righter
Walter Burke
James 2. Smithersan
James M.thomson
Public Works Board
Long
Thomson
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Will Rogers Praises Los Angeles Crime Register Plan
Beverly Hills, Sept. 14 Will Rogers reports Los Angeles has proposed a register for visiting ex criminals to curb crime. He notes most offenders have prior prison records and suggests noncompliance could bring six months' imprisonment, with parolees exempt to avoid injustices.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Los Angeles
Sixteen Men Shot in Fayette County Strike Riots
National guardsmen were ordered to Fayette county as Governor Pinchot moved toward martial law amid a coal strike riot. President Roosevelt sent federal agents to Uniontown to aid investigations into gunfire between mine guards and miners and to press for a coal industry code. The White House aims for a coal code announcement and a report on the shooting by tonight.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Fayette County
Harry E. Hackey
Washington
Rosevelt
Uniontown
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
White House
Stephen T. Early
Windsor Affair Damage Suit Goes to Jury
A seven men and five women jury in Los Angeles began deliberations in a $100,000 damage suit filed by Marian Young Read against actress Claire Windsor. The judge instructed that Windsor’s belief the Reads were separated is not a defense. verdict for the defendant if Read lacked affection at the time he met Windsor.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Alfred C. Read
Oakland
Marian Young Read
Joseph Sproul
Read
Miss Windsor
Former Idahoan and Educator dies in Hollywood
Word of the death in Hollywood California last night of Mrs. George Gittins sister of Mrs. Myrtle Davis former state superintendent of schools was received here today. A former resident of Blackfoot she taught at McCammon and in Hollywood High School and was the wife of a former McCammon schools superintendent. She was well known in Pocatello.
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Hollywood
Calif
George Gittins
Myrtle Davis
Rioting and Shootings Start Mining Holiday in Pennsylvania
In southwestern Pennsylvania sixte en miners were shot and many beaten at Gates Edenborn and Footedale pits owned by H C Frick Coke during a mining holiday. Deputies and pickets clashed using tear gas and firearms injuring several as trains passed nearby.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Gates
Edenborn
Footedale
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Louis Kramer
Forest Crews to Begin Work on Idaho Road
Idaho officials and local representatives meet to push a central Idaho highway from Shoup to Riggins. Two CCC camps will work this winter as foresters back the project, highlighting potential timber and mineral resources along the Salmon River corridor.
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Idaho
C.C. C
Work Shoup- Riggins Highway
Salmon City
Shoup
Riggins
Salmon River
Snake
John W. Finch
University School of Mines
White
Evan W. Kelley
Missoula
R. H. Rutledge
Ogden
P. D. Parkinson
Idaho C. C. C
Parker Carver
Ross
W. H. Simons
A. C. Blomgren
Chambers of Commerce
Pocatello and
Blackfoot
Man Hopes for New Job Then Dies in Minneapolis
Meyer Kaufman aged 65 was hired for a new job in Minneapolis on September 14 but collapsed and died of heart disease moments after learning of the employment.
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Minneapolis
Meyer Kaufman
Idaho Weather Update Forecast Showers and Cooler Nights
A unsettled pattern brings showers tonight and again Friday across Idaho. Cooler air moves in tonight with a drop in temperatures expected, affecting western and central regions as residents monitor extended forecast updates.
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Idaho
Husband admits charge in Colorado Springs divorce case
Mrs. Elsie M. James sued Walter James for divorce and obtained a restraining order preventing him from visiting the home. Judge John C. Young jailed James for disobeying the order after he damaged the dining room, killed a canary, ruined plants, spoiled shoes, and took clothing. He admitted the charges but could not pay a $250 fine.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Elsie M. James
Walter
John C. Young
James
Roosevelt pressuring for faster national recovery drive
President Roosevelt pushes for rapid recovery measures to revive the economy. He seeks reopening of banks, credit backing for business and agriculture, and quick resolution of coal industry codes and labor disputes under the NRA. Hugh S. Johnson returns as industrial administrator to accelerate federal recovery efforts. He calls for sizable job-creation and inflationary powers to lift commodity prices and employment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh SS. Johnson
Indus
Johnson
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