Mussolini reshapes fascist power in Italy
In a Venetian palace address Premier Mussolini outlines further changes to the fascist cabinet and grand council to concentrate power. He says the party will become a state organ and its secretary appointed by royal decree as the number of party members is listed.
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Infantry outshoots squads of Navy at national rifle match
At Camp Perry on September 14 the U S infantry team won the national service rifle match with 2775 points, surpassing the engineers 2752 and the Navy 2698 as the event drew record entries. Massachusetts Guard won Class B with 2686, Washington State led Class C civilian entries with 2659.
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Guerrilla Warfare Reported Along Manchurian Front
Reports from Moscow indicate ongoing guerrilla actions along the Manchurian border as Chinese troops aided by Russian white guards clash with Soviet forces. Tass News Agency notes incursions near Vladivostok and claims China recruits Russian guards in Chinese territory amid daily border skirmishes.
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Allies quit Weisbaden as Rhineland evacuation begins
British forces begin pulling out of the Rhineland with 30 men and three officers from Spas Koenigstein and Red Schwalbach departing. Evacuation is staged with Koenigstein starting Monday, Bad Schwalbach by Tuesday, and Weisbaden area by September 23, continuing through November to December 17.
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Hoover Wilbur proposal to transfer public domain discussed
The Hoover and Wilbur plan to give the public domain to the states will be a main topic at the nineteenth annual Oregon reclamation congress in Ontario Oregon. Other agenda items include refinancing of sick western projects and soil and water problems. Governor C Baldridge of Idaho will address a Tuesday banquet and R E Shepherd of the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce will speak on irrigation farming success factors.
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Bronze memorial to Mad Anthony Wayne dedicated at Fallen Timbers
In Toledo Ohio on September 14 an imposing bronze memorial was dedicated at the Fallen Timbers battlefield to honor General Anthony Wayne. It marks the site of his August 20 1794 victory that secured the territory between the Great Lakes and the Ohio River for the United States.
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State Land Auctions Set Across Idaho Next Month
State land to be sold next month in multiple counties including Franklin, Power, Bannock, Bonneville, Fremont and Teton. Lands range from hundreds to thousands of acres with auctions at Preston, American Falls, Montpelier, Pocatello, Idaho Falls, St. Anthony and Driggs. City and county officials outline dates for the series of sales.
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Tariff Bill Debated as Senate Approves Amendments
The senate advanced the tariff bill with over twenty non controversial amendments and completed a second reading of the minor provisions. Debates over tariff commission reorganization and ad valorem rate transfers were postponed to next week. Simmons directed a list of about 100 taxpayers to the treasury for committee review.
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Delegates to World IOOF and Rebekahs Arrive in Houston
Houston dispatch notes delegates to the World convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs arriving in the city. Grand sire Frank L. Martin of Boise Idaho cites life memberships and a junior lodge for ages 14 to 18 as two major issues facing the gathering.
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Massive Stand ard Oil blaze devastates Linden Barway
A major fire in Linden New Jersey on September 14 caused about 1 million dollars in damage to the Standard Oil Company facility at the Barway area. Fire crews fought the flames through the night with extensive damage reported.
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Waggoner Indicted Banker Waives Preliminary Hearing
Co D Waggoner of Telluride Colorado bank president who swindled six New York banks of half a million dollars waived a preliminary hearing at New Castle Wyoming and was remanded to the county jail at Cheyenne He planned removal to New York while his attorneys prepared to resist and a Cheyenne hearing on the removal order was discussed He left with deputy marshals to Cheyenne while Mrs Waggoner accompanied by her son departed New Castle after bidding reporters farewell
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United States Ratifies World Court Reservation Hopeful Hoover Action
The League of Nations assembly ratified the revised reservation on world court adherence, marking a step for the United States. President Hoover is expected to approve with a strong pronouncement. Senate Republicans remain doubtful about submitting the issue again within a year. Senator Walsh calls for immediate presidential action to secure Senate ratification.
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Fourteen Die In Airplane Accidents Across Nation
The Associated Press reports fourteen deaths from five crashes in rapid succession. Incidents include a passenger plane wrecking between Merriton and Thorold Ontario, a midair collision over Chicago, a Berkeley house crash, a Wichita parachute death, and a Minneapolis fatal parachute jump fail.
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Mellon’s Nephew Hurt in Yellowstone Park Auto Crash
Thomas A. Mellon of Oyster Bay New York nephew of Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon was brought to Livingston hospital for skull and scalp injuries after an automobile accident in Yellowstone National Park on Thursday. He was accompanied by his son Dr. R B Thayer and Dr. Richard Derby of Oyster Bay.
Utah Driver Rams Into Children Killing One In Utah
Police held the driver of an automobile after a Friday crash in Price Utah injuring Meg McBeth seven and three other children. Meg is not expected to live with internal injuries and probable skull fracture. The injured include Bill McBeth, Louise Hills nine and Beverly Hills five. Andrew Jenkins is held without bail pending May McBeth's outcome.
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Texas Rangers Probe Slaying of County Attorney in Borger
Borger, Texas, September 14. Texas Rangers push inquiry into the ambush killing of County Attorney John A Holmes as Governor Moody warns martial law could be declared if warranted. Investigators seek a missing Harmon bank robbery deathbed statement tied to a 1927 deputy sheriff murder tied to Whitey Walker.
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Water suit moved to federal court over water diversion
The Twin Falls Canal company case against American Falls reservoir district No 2 was transferred from the district court to the federal district court by Judge Hugh A. Barker. The suit seeks confirmation of an agreement on water diversion as federal laws and property are at issue, while irrigation works are being built by the federal government under contract with the district.
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Senate probe founded on inside staff details reveal Navy leak links
The Washington Star will report records in Navy files connect William B. Shearer a naval expert to a 1924 confidential data leak. An inquiry in secret session led to testimony by Shearer. Captains Hugh Osterhaus and Robert L. Berry were exonerated after letters published in 1924 drew criticism.
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Steamers Collide in Frisco Bay
In foggy San Francisco bay the Panama Pacific liner Virginia and the Norwegian steamer Hermion collided. Three Hermion crew injured. Virginia with 200+ passengers sailed toward New York via San Pedro. Eighty plus feet of starboard hull damaged. Virginia returned to its dock as two tugs moved to aid.
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Arrest Warrant Issued for Leslie Jackson in Prohibition Case
Federal court issued a bench warrant for 22 year old Leslie Jackson for failure to appear in court with his brother James on charges of violation of the prohibition laws. A note of suicidal intent and clothes were found on the Ninth Street Bridge in Boise last Wednesday night but no body was located. A $25 reward was offered by Jackson’s father for recovery of the body. search efforts have been listless.
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Taft to Turn 72 on His Birthday at Murray Bay
Chief Justice Taft, at his Murray Bay summer home in Canada, will be 72 tomorrow and has no birthday party planned. Friends expect he will not resign before the Supreme Court moves to its new building, with site purchased and plans made, though he could become eligible for retirement on July 7, 1931 after ten years on the bench.
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Wool Growers Convention Dates Moved to November
The National Wool Growers Association will hold its convention in San Angelo Texas November 20 21 and 22 to allow a Federal Farm Board member to address the gathering. The event was announced today replacing the original January dates.
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Range Conditions Reported Dry Across Idaho
Idaho livestock statistics indicate ranges statewide are unusually dry after July and August heat. Cattle remain in good condition with many moving to market from northern and eastern counties. prices are slightly lower, several carloads selling around 19 cents. Sheep are in good shape with late lambs moving. quotes around 11 1/2 cents.
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