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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1936

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Maine Votes in State Election Amid Presidential Hopes

Maine voters participate in their quadrennial state election as nationwide interest focuses on the presidential race. Governor Brann and Senator White contend for the Senate seat while other state officials are chosen. nationwide primaries in five states highlight Curley, Bridges, Moses, and LaFollette contests.

Maine Pine Tree Roosevelt al M. Landon Portland Louis J. Brann Wallace H. White, Jr Congress Massachusetts James M. Curley Robert E. Greenwood Fitchburg Marcus A. Coolidge Thomas C. O’brien New Hampshire H. Styles Bridges George H. Moses Henry W. Keyes Wisconsin Philip F. LaFollette LaFollette New York State Townsend Coughlin Michigan

Pope Pius XI warns of Soviet menace and calls for mercy

Pope Pius XI denounces communist forces as a world threat and urges nations to act with strength to defend order and civilization. He appeals for mercy toward persecuted Spanish bishops and priests and prays for them while urging authorities to mend breaches before it is too late. Five hundred Spanish refugees attend his papal villa audience.

Andrew Berding Associated Press Castle Gandolfo Italy Pius XI Spain Hose Papal Villa

Grazing Director En Route To Confer With Stockmen

Farrington R. Carpenter director of grazing travels west to meet with local stockmen and advisory boards on administering the government grazing program on the public domain.

Washington Farrington R. Carpenter

McMahon Convicted of Plot to Shoot King Edward

George Andrew McMahon is found guilty of producing a revolver with intent to alarm King Edward VIII during a 1937 Constitution Hill procession. He received a 12 month hard labor sentence after being acquitted on two charges while jurors deliberated ten minutes. The defendant claimed a foreign power sought his act and asked him to act as a spy.

London George Andrew McMahon Edward VIII McMahon Constitution Hill Britain

Giants Beat Cardinals 7 to 5 to Extend NL Lead

New York Giants pull ahead of St Louis by four and a half games in the National League after a 7 to 5 win over the Cardinals. Star hurlers Carl Hubbell and Dizzy Dean pitched in relief late in the game.

New York New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Carl Hubbell Dizzy Dean

Baseball Scores From New York Brooklyn and Boston

Scores from New York Brooklyn and Boston show multiple games with final tallies and listed battery lines. Notable lines include St Louis defeating New York and Cincinnati topping Boston, while Pittsburgh split results with Philadelphia in two games and pitchers are named.

Battery lineups and results from city matchups

Washington and Chicago clash as Appleton Hogan Mills Lyons Brown Sewell batteries listed. Detroit hosts Boston with Wilson Berg Bridges Hayworth trio. R H E tallies shown. Only games scheduled.

R. H. E. Washington Chicago Appleton Hogan Milles Lyons Brown Sewell Cascarella Kennedy Detroit R. H. E. Boston Wilson Berg Bridges Hayworth

New Canadian golf champ felled in US title first round

Freddy Haas Jr of New Orleans, the newly crowned Canadian amateur champion, was defeated by Charlie Mayo Jr 1 up on the 18th green in Garden City New York. Mayo, Long Island champion, outpaced Haas in a ding dong match watched by about 500 spectators as other top contenders—Johnny Goodman Johnny Fischer and Hector Thomson—advanced in the U S title tournament with narrow or decisive wins.

Garden City N. Y Freddy Haas, Jr New Orleans United States Charlie Mayo Long Island Mayo Haas Omaha Johnny Goodman Johnny Fischer Cincinnati Hector Thomson Fischer Cleveland Eddie Meister Thomson John Roberts Columbus Ohio Goodman Hunter Hicks Chicago Paul Leslie Offerson City Louisiana State University Joseph Lynch Boston

Snow Falls in Moran Wyoming Marks Early Winter Start

Jackson Hole reports two inches of snow in Moran Wyoming as the 1936 37 winter season opens. Lynn Crandall, watermaster, relayed the sighting to B B Hill, superintendent of Jackson Lake Reservoir. A light fall covered higher Swan Valley hills. no killing frosts reported in the valley. The thermometer showed a low of 37 degrees and a 69 degree high.

Idaho Falls Moran Wyo Lynn Crandall B. B. Hill Jackson Lake Swan Valley Crandall

Norway volcano lake disaster leaves 74 dead

Rescue parties searched Lake Loen after a massive rock slide caused a flood killing 74 in Bodal and Nesdal. Officials from Bergen and Islo aided relief efforts as doctors treated survivors and recovered bodies, including animals and belongings.

Loen Nor Way Norway Boda Nesdal Rogne Bergen Islo Bodal Nesal

Idaho Weather Update Foresees Rise In Temperatures Tuesday

A brief weather note reports warmer conditions for Tuesday with a forecast of rising temperatures. Local drome wording indicates a mild trend for the area.

Idaho

September Snow Helps Montana Firecrews Contain Forest Blaze

MISSOULA Montana September snow and rain aided about 1000 volunteer firefighters in stopping a three day blaze in the Clearwater forest. The fire with a 20 mile perimeter was brought under control yesterday. Roscoe Rich Burley reported two inches of snow at Soda Springs this morning.

Missoula Mont Clearwater Soda Springs Roscoe Rich Burley Woolgrower

Hitler pledges resolve to Nazi troops at fourth party rally

Reichschancellor Adolf Hitler told soldiers that serious times may come but they would not find us wavering or cowardly. He said the future belongs to the brave and urged two years of effort return ten years of better health as reward for youth.

Nurnberg Germany Adolf Hitler der Fuehrer Hitler

Reductions Made In State and Co. School Tax Levies

Boise reports show the 1936 state levy for Bannock county at 3.4 mills, down 1.1 from 1935. County school levy set at 5.55 mills versus 6.68 last year. State requisite $81,729.61 vs $101,468.79 in 1935. County school requirement 176,631.16 this year, down from 182,632.12 in 1935.

Boise Bannock County Harlie Wilkins Wilkins

Twin Falls Attorneys Parry and Benoit Visit

Pat Parry former state Republican chairman and Harry Benoit entering a second term as national executive committee man of the American Legion visited today in Twin Falls.

Pat Parry Harry Benoit Twin Falls Parry Benoit The American Legion

Business Goes Better As Autumn Nears Brighten Economy

Reports from New York indicate rising freight movement, wage gains, and record retail sales as summer gains push into autumn. Automobiles and steel show renewed activity, electric power peaks, and farming crops improve with rains while copper prices rise on world demand.

Associated Press New York Avisust F. W. Dodge Corp

Scout Leaders Called to District Meeting in Pocatello

Clarence Stephenson chairman of the Pocatello district asks scoutmasters assistant scoutmasters and all troop committeemen and district officers of the Ten Day Council of Boy Scouts of America to attend at 7 30 PM Wednesday evening in the L D S Recreation hall The objective is to put some steam into scouting.

Tenday Council of Boy Scouts of America Clarence Stephenson Pocatello Stephenson

Sheriff Seeks Detention in Diggs Case and License Pursuit

Sheriff Smith of Diggs asks Pocatello officers to detain Edna Campbell, 15, and W. H. Hopkins who left prizes Sunday and are believed en route to Pocatello to secure a marriage license.

Death Takes Famous Director Irving Thalberg at 37

Irving G Thalberg noted motion picture producer and husband of Norma Shearer died of lobar pneumonia in Santa Monica at 37. He contracted a slight cold while vacationing at Del Monte a week earlier. He rose from private secretary to Carl Laemmle Jr to MGMs top production executive and helped stars and films including The Big Parade and Ben Hur.

Santa Monica Calif Irving G. Thalberg Norma Shearer Miss Shearer Lobar Phillip Newmark Thalberg del Monte Brooklyn N. Y Carl Laemmie, Jr Laemmie Universal Louis B. Mayer Mayer Metro-Goldwyn Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer MG. M Irving Jr Katharine John Gilbert O Garbo Ramon Novarro Seeeieveers Cat Oe

Fascist troops set up civil government in San Sebastian

Fascist forces completed their occupation of San Sebastian and formed a civil administration led by the Pamplona governor. Moorish Legionnaires entered the coastal city as water and electric services were restored and about 10,000 civilians and foreigners fled. Government defenders pulled back along the coast.

Robert B. Parker, JR Associated Pres San Sebastian Spain Pamplona Navarre

Four Year Army to Campaign for Idaho Southern University

Idaho Southern University supporters form the Four Year Army as the Chamber of Commerce Four Year committee maps a statewide drive from Pocatello to secure a four year institution. The campaign plans to recruit a new manager and urge student bodies to urge legislators.

Idaho Southern University Pocatello Chamber of Commerce F. M. Bistline Idaho Idaho Southern Bistline

Slaughter Habeas Corpus Hearing Set In Rape Case

The Tribune reports Irving Slaughter and Wallace Randall remain in custody on rape charges. Judge Hinckley states Randall has not been released. both men are bound over to district court with bonds of $5,000. Hearing scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday before District Judge I EB McDougall. The white female witness remains detained.

the Tribune Irving Slaughter Wallace Randall Slaughter William Hinckley Randall I. EB. McDougall

Dorian Camp to Gather at Howell Home Thursday

Dorian Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers meets at Mrs. Maude Howell's home at 634 East Bonneville on Thursday with Mrs. Adellia Barrett and Mrs. Leora Garbett serving as assistant hostesses.

Dorian Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Maude Howell East Bonneville Adellia Barrett Leora Garbett

Friends Meet Again in Salmon After Decades

Jack Sheek a big game hunter and Bill Tharp an Spokane electrician unexpectedly crossed paths in Salmon. The two Kansas friends had not seen each other since 1898 when they left their hometown together. Tharp was visiting Salmon for vacation and sightseeing.

Jack Sheek Salmon Bill Tharp Spokane Wash Kansas Mr. Tharp

Weather Roundup Notes Minor Temperature Change

A brief regional weather note records little overall change in temperatures with only slight fluctuations expected across today and tonight. Analysts caution that coastal breezes may temper highs near metropolitan areas while inland readings hold near average for this time of year.

Richman Merrill Plane Makes Forced Newfoundland Landing

Harry Richman and Dick Merrill, flying the Lady Peace from England to New York, forced to land near Musgrave Harbor Newfoundland at 2:20 pm after gas problems and a damaged propeller. It was unclear if anyone was injured as both aviators headed toward Southport and continued the perilous 1800 mile leg over the open sea.

New York Musgrave Harbor Newfoundland Eddie Rickenbacker Dick Merrill Merrill Harry Richman ST. John's Mid Lady Peace England Bonavista North St. John’s Cape Race Carmenville Sir Charles Hamilton Sound Carmanville Carman Lle Richman Southport Galway Ireland Newfounland

Democrats Rally for Idaho Campaign Kickoff in Boise

In Boise on September 14, party chairman Ira J. Taylor announced a new victory push as leading Idaho Democrats gather for the campaign opening. Barilla W. Clark of Idaho Falls will speak at the rally with Senator James P. Pope delivering the keynote. Governor C. Ben Ross and Rep. I. White are reported home recovering from illness.

Boise Ira J. Taylor Taylor Idaho Barilla W. Clark Idaho Falls James P. Pope

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