Black Is Silent On Klan Charge
President Roosevelt said he had received no information indicating Hugo L. Black had been a Ku Klux Klan member before his Supreme Court appointment. Justice Black, vacationing in Europe, remained silent as Imperial Wizard Evans disputed the charges and Governor Smith planned to join the controversy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Black
Supreme Court
New York
London
Hiram W. Evans
Alfred FE. Smith
Evans
Atlanta
United States
Alabama
Copeland
Royal S. Copeland
Smith
Senate
Homer S. Cummings
Idaho Falls Businessman Barney Gesas Buried in Utah
Barney Gesas a longtime Idaho Falls businessman was buried in B Nai Israel cemetery in Salt Lake City after graveside services led by Rabbi Samuel H Gordon. Gesas died in Idaho Falls following a week of retirement after 34 years in business. Services were held in Idaho Falls prior to the funeral.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Gesas
Idaho Falls
B'Nai Israel
Samuel H. Gordon
Gesas
Walsh Urges Black to Declare Stand on Klan Ties
Senator David I Walsh urged Justice Hugo L Black to publicly disclose whether he is a Klansman and repudiate Ku Klux law. Walsh said the president should handle any action on Black’s appointment and could order an impartial inquiry into new evidence.
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Clinton
Mass
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Hugo L. Black
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Walsh
Roosevelt
Record Stock Haul Planned in Idaho Roundup
New Meadows Idaho September 14 Cowboys of the Circle C plan one of the west's largest cattle roundups. 2,500 white faced steers from Mrs Caroline Campbell and her sons will ship to Denver in about 36 hours, nine hours loading starting September 26. Weiser consolidation will create a single nine train move, employing about 40 cowboys.
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New Meadows
Idaho
Denver Ward
Union Pacific
Caroline Campbell
Charles Campbell
Denver
C. R. Likins
Weiser
Pocatellan Couple to Wed Blackfoot In The Week
Marriage licenses issued Monday to Edward Boise of Fort Hall Indian reservation and Ida Jundel of Portage Utah. Also licensed were Ray A. Durenberg and Frankie Allred of Pocatello and Robert L. Tulip of Pocatello with Ruth Ellyn McCormack of Harrisburg Illinois.
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Pocatellan
Blackfoot
Edward Boise
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Ida Jundel
Portage
Utah
Ray A. Durenberg
Frankie Allred
Pocatello
Robert L. Tulip
Ruth Ellyn McCormack
Harrisburg
Illinois
Anarchists Seize Gijon In Asturias Coup
Insurgent officers claim a coup etat in Gijon, forming an Asturian dictatorship led by Pelarmino Tomas. They announce severing ties with Madrid, imprisoning the general staff, and warn of sinking ships if further bombing continues. A column advances capturing mountain villages as loyal forces retreat.
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Hendaye
Gijon
Iran
Townsend Old Age Pension Club Dance at Labor Temple
Townsend Old Age Pension Club members will hold a dancing party Wednesday evening at the Labor Temple. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited. MDH weather outlook shows pair of days tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change.
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Townsend Old Age Pension Club
Labor Temple
Nine Powers Sign Accord At Meeting In Ny
Nine nations signed at Nyons modest hall to curb submarine piracy in the inland sea with Great Britain and France already moving to patrol the Med. Italy declined join the accord citing unequal authority with Britain and France in the warship patrol. Great Britain and France dispatched torpedo boats with supplies to patrol posts as the naval display began.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Britain
France
Geneva
Placid Ny
Great Britain
Nyon
Spain
Soviet
Russia
Brest
Giants Roll Over Pirates In First Of Doubleheader
The New York Giants routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 2 in the first game as Carl Hubbell grabbed his 19th win of the season. Chicago Cubs gained a full game on Pittsburgh with the day’s results across the National League.
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Pittsburgh
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
R. H. E. New York
Hubbell
Mancuso
Brandt
Brown
Bowman
Padden
New York
Smith and
Danning
Blanton
Todd
Ambiguous Battery Lineup Summary From Early Sports Notes
Fragmented item lists battery lineups and scores across cities including Washington Detroit Philadelphia New York St Louis and Cleveland. Mentions players Wade Gill Teb Krakauskas R Ferrer Koupas Giuliani Thomas Pink Nelson Dean Brucker Hayes Ceveland W chill Brown Besive Dickey and unclear game results.
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Philadelphia
R. H. E St
New York
R H.E Ceveland
W.chill
Brown
Dickey
Jail Not Fame For Ride On UP Streamliner
Laramie Wyoming September 14 A man named Lanius Lancaster 31 Danville Texas became the first known rider to hitch a ride on a Union Pacific streamline train. He clung to the train for 100 miles before being spotted at Laramie. Officers dragged him off and he was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
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Laramie
Wyo
Union Pacific
Lanius Lancaster
Danville
Texas
Two Men Fatally Run Over by Train Near Emmett Idaho
Two young men from Kansas and Utah were killed when a freight train struck them as they slept on Union Pacific tracks near Emmett Idaho. William O. Paynter 29 of Goodman Kansas and George Richard Cummings 28 of Logan Utah were identified by Sheriff Boise G Riges of Gem County. Paynter a painter left behind a mother and six brothers plus a sister while Cummings worked as a truck driver for Terteling Construction. The incident occurred around 2 am after they reportedly ignored orders to return home. Death was likely instantaneous according to Dr J L Reynolds.
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Emmett
Idaho
Utah
Kansas
Union Pacific
Here
Boise G. Riges
Gem County
William O. Paynter
Goodman
Kas
George Richard Cummings
Logan
Paynter
Nora Paynter
Cummings
Terteling Construction Company
Black Canyon
Marshal Sarely
Sheriff Rices
J. L. Reynolds
Emmet
Masaryk Dies After Prolonged Illness at 87
Dr. Thomas G Masaryk, founder and longtime leader of Czechoslovakia, died after a lengthy illness. The revered statesman, known as the Little Father, helped create the republic and led the nation as president from 1918, reelected in 1920 1927 and 1934, resigning in 1935.
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Czechoslovakia
Thomas G. Masarys
Republic
Chateau de Lang
Dr. Masaryk
Masaryk
Europe
Ace
Edouard Benes
Pope denies Black Klan ties in Senate remarks
Idaho Senator James P. Pope scoffed at charges that Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black was a Ku Klux Klan member. He said the accusations lacked foundation and that no evidence supported the claim during Black's confirmation.
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Boise
James P. Pope
Idaho
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Japanese Advance in China War Threatens Shanghai
Japanese forces drive through heavy rain to breach Chinese second line northwest of Shanghai near Kianwan. Mud and shelling slow reinforcements as fires rage in the city. refugees crowd foreign quarters amid fears of cholera and famine.
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James A. Mills
Shanghai
Kianwan
Dela
Mons Avenecy
Liuho
Ee Coenen
Szechuan Road
Tribune-Ap Telemat
China
Shanhai
Kiangwan
Warden OKs Elk Hunt Dates In Selway Preserve
Lewiston Idaho September 14 Deputy State Game Warden Jess Robertson reported early elk hunt records show fears of spoilage from early fall weather were groundless. Of 64 carcasses taken in ten days only one spoil case occurred due to improper dressing and elk are fat and in good condition.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Selway Preserve
Jess Robertson
Robertson
State Game Department
Cousins Born in Same Room Across Midnight
In Spokane Washington a girl and a boy were born in the same room less than an hour apart but on different days. The births occurred to sisters Mrs James McDaniel and Mrs Edgar Holcomb at their mother's home. The McDaniel girl was born just before midnight September 9 and the Holcomb boy 45 minutes later on September 10.
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Spokane, Wash
James McDaniel
Edgar Holcomb
McDaniel
Holcomb
Hod carrier fined for attack on strike picket
Leonard Jenkins a hod carrier was fined 10 and costs by Justice of the Peace William Hinckley for battery against Auto and Airplane Machinists Lodge No. 685 picket Swassing outside Intermountain Chevrolet plant on West Center Street. Jenkins received a 30 day suspended sentence. Swassing, who held a union card, reported the incident after recording Jenkins license number.
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Intermountain
Chevrolet Company
West Center Street
Leonard Jenkins
Justice of the Peace
William Hinckley
Gleason Swassing
Jenkins
Swassing
Auto and Airplane Machinists Lodge No. 685
Chevrolet
Labor Relations Act
Building Trades Union
J. G. McCabe
Bricklavers
McCabe
Mother Union
Building Crafts Union
Pocatella Central Labor Council
Just Call Me Leo Says Ball Player
A freshman at the University of South Carolina registered as Leonislaus Josephus Franciszko Anthonio Krotoszynski. He asked to be called Leo Kroto and said he would get along better, describing himself as a 187 pound guard from Erie Pennsylvania. The article notes Fordham and Penn State references and contrasts them with USC.
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Columbia, S. C
Fordham
Penn State
Schwartzendruber
University of South Carolina
Leonislaus Josephus Franciszko
Anthonio Krotoszynski
Leo
Erie
Leo Kroto
Explosion rocks adobe shack near Butte outskirts
A blast shattered a small adobe shack on Butte southern outskirts injuring no one, with authorities saying a large quantity of dynamite was detonated. Residents reported feeling the shock in Anaconda, 26 miles away, and the blast rattled a county isolation hospital caretaker and a patient.
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Butte
Mon
Anaconda
Mont
Here
Landis Resigns as Securities Chief to Join Harvard Law School
Chairman James M Landis of the securities commission handed President Roosevelt his resignation effective today. Landis led the commission for over two years and had long been expected to quit to become dean of Harvard Law School.
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Washington
James M. Landis
The
Securities Commission
Roosevelt
Landis
Securities
Harvard Law
Hoo
Chinese fortifications and planes claim great victory
Chinese warplanes and shore batteries repelled a Japanese fleet at the Bocca Tigris entrance to the Canton river. Japanese destroyers and a cruiser attacked the forts. shells landed with minimal damage while Chinese bombers hit attacking ships. Pearl River channel narrowed near Canton as wrecks were sunk.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
Canton
Hong Kong
Bocca Tizans
Canton River
Kwantung Provicinal
Bocca Tigris
Caneton
Warcraft
Kwantung
Pearl River
Chis Nese
Rodeo Riders Parade Through Downtown This Week
Rodeo performers at the Bannock county fair will parade in downtown Bannock starting at 5 15 p m Thursday. The procession begins in the 860 block north Main street and winds west then east through the streets. Monte Montana and his troupe will ride along with Indians in full regalia and Bramha Bill with his trained Brahma steer.
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Bannock County
North Main Street
Monte Montana
Bramha Bill
Eight New Deal Laws Before Court When It Opens Oct 4
The Supreme Court term starts October 4 with eight administration sponsored laws under review. Over 400 cases await action, including challenges to loans and grants for publicly owned hydroelectric plants by Alabama Power and Iowa City Light and Power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama Power Company
Iowa City Light and Power Company
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