Bannock County Fair Opens With Large 4-H Exhibits
Bannock county's sixth annual fair opens at the fairgrounds north of here with judging and exhibits of 4-H club products. The program runs over three days with horse pulling, rodeos, and parades featuring Indian performers. Noted bands from McCammon and Lava Hot Springs perform, and judges for 4-H divisions are named.
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Gate City
Albert Orson
Britain and France Press Mediterranean Patrol To Counter Piracy
Britain and France refuse to delay anti piracy patrols in the Mediterranean citing Italian objections to the Nyon accord. Nine power pact goes into effect as ships from Britain and France begin scouring sea lanes and more naval units are pledged to reach nearly 200 warships.
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Page says West's reclamation future depends on payments
John C. Page, commissioner of reclamation, told the Federal Irrigation Congress in Caldwell that the success of the reclamation program hinges on project cost repayment. He noted 99 percent of due funds have been collected and warned against repudiation or blanket moratoria while urging targeted relief for needy projects. The two-day session will close with resolutions, officer elections, and a convention-site vote.
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West
Federal Iruncation Congress
Reclamation Bureau
Western
Desert
Bureau of Reclamation
Beery Wounds Prompt Box of Pranks From Co-Stars
Hollywood reports Wallace Beery in hospital after a self inflicted wound from a blank cartridge during a cowboy scene. Friends sent him a playful care box including a toy pistol and other items. Beery joked about the loaded question as he checked the pistol.
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Wallace Beery
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Local Prodigy Leads Bi-State Batting Cadre
The Bi State league standings feature William Katsilometes second with a .365 average. A local boy and former Idaho Southern and Moscow star, he headlines the batting list this week.
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Sporting News
William Katsilometes
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Moscow
Tropical Storm Just Off Coast Near West Indies
A tropical storm lingered off the Florida coast with almost no advance in 12 hours. Meteorologist Gordon F Dunn predicted a northward turn and the Weather Bureau said U S coast impact remained remote.
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Atlantic Ocean
West Indies
Weather Bureau
United States
Gordon F. Dunn
University leaders plan Pocatello visit in early October
Paul Nash of the Chamber of Commerce reports a letter from Harrison C. Dale new president of the University at Moscow and the University at Pocatello announcing a Pocatello trip from October 2 to 6 during the fifth district teachers' convention. Mrs Dale accompanies him and they will also visit Salt Lake City.
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W. W. Palmer
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J. W. Barber
Pocatello
John Toews
Aberdeen
Paris
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Chase Kear
Preston
Gladhart
Palmer
Jack Dew
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Seattle
Livestock Department
Orvil Hendricks
Dictor
Swan Lake
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Harrison C. Dale
University At
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Boise Grand Jury Indicts Multiple Defendants in Federal Case
A federal grand jury in Boise returns six indictments for the September term. Ange Ne hammer of Idaho Falls faces seven counts of embezzlement totaling about 13000. Other cases include post office theft and whiskey sales charges involving residents of Pocatello Blackfoot and Boise. Several defendants pleaded guilty and received prison terms ranging from six months to fourteen months.
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Ange Nehamer
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
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John B. Clemons
Caldwell
C. C. Cavanah
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Louis Nun
Idaho
Charles Bigham
Pocatello
Harry Williams
Tom Murphy
Blackfoot
Bert Danford
Ralph Jackson
Grand
Wilma Bradley
Salem
Ill
Ashton
Hazel Lawton
Firth
Idah
Arthur Wandrey
Joseph C. Emerson
Jess Sedillo
Wilson Lloyd
Lloyd Herman Becker
Thomas Chapman Andrews
St. Paul
San Francisco
George Goron
Muldoon Post Office
Jack Toombs
Julian T Garcia
Weiser
la Grande
Ore
Ray Mercer
McCall
Leslie Thompson
Bagcage
Fire damages Cook building laboratory in Stilwell area
Fire at 5 a m damaged the Cook photo laboratory annex on West Center street causing about 2000 dollars in losses. Thieves tampered with a door and likely ignited flammable film. the blaze stayed in the enlarging room while firefighters saved customers’ films and developed pictures. Hugo Enenbach, owner, said services will continue.
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Cook Photo Laboratory
Cook Building
West Center Street
Hugo Enenbach
Fairs Tonight and Thursday With Cooler Northwest
The forecast highlights fairs tonight and Thursday with cooler air moving in from the northwest on Thursday. Expect a drop in temperatures in the northwest portions as the week progresses.
Wolves of War Busy In China
The article reports ongoing crime in Shanghai as various gangs plunder retreating Chinese forces and steal weapons. Police engage marauders in the international settlement and French concessions, with several criminals killed or wounded amid the turmoil northwest of Shanghai during the retreat.
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Wolves of War
China
No Change in Union Dispute Halts Dormitory Completion
The deadlock between the brick layers' union and Idaho Southern University delays a cooperative dormitory project in Pocatello. Students are housed in the gym and receive free meals as they await resolution. The union demands work at union scale, adding about $500, which was not budgeted. Exterior brick veneer remains uninstalled until a settlement is reached.
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Bricklayers’ Union
Idaho Southern University
John R. Nichols
Pocatello
College
Today's Scores At Pittsburgh And Other Ballparks
Baseball scores listed for Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Chicago St Louis. Batteries and pitchers named for each game include Schumacher Danning Bauers Weaver Bow man Todd Hamlin Cantwell Lindsey Phelps Schott Lombardi Henshaw Gerhman Brittain Shoffner Mueller Davis Hartnett Jorgens Grace Ryba Ogrodowski.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Cantwell
Lindsey
Phelps
Schott
Lombardi
Henshaw
Gerhman
Barrett
Brittain
Chicago
R. H. E. Boston
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Mueller
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Ryba
Ogrodowski
Battery totals and scores from baseball games with city matchups
Box scores show Cleveland and New York games with Feller, Harder, Atlak for Cleveland and Veslan for New York, plus Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia matchups with varied pitchers. A Weather note cites Idaho cooler conditions tonight and Thursday for northern and western portions.
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Idaho
President Roosevelt defends Black appointment amid Klan allegations
President Roosevelt said he had no information linking Justice Hugo L Black to the Ku Klux Klan before his Supreme Court appointment. He noted he did not know if the Justice Department investigated Black's qualifications and would not comment further while Black is away in Europe.
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Prospects for Water Bright in Idaho West Described
Senator James P. Pope told reclamationists at a dinner honoring John Page that irrigation prospects in Idaho and the West are very bright. He cited greater reclamation development in five years and urged small reservoir projects under the small reservoir act to boost water users on Boise, Snake, and Bear river projects. Page supported broader investigations for irrigation beyond Idaho.
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Judge to Hear Claim Debate in Boise Details
State Auditor Harry C. Parsons must present his legal reasons for not honoring claims against a $30,000 Farm Products Advertising Commission fund. District Judge Charles F. Koelsch set oral argument for Sept 22 after issuing an alternative writ of mandate.
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Harry C. Parsons
Farm Products Advertising Commission
Charles F. Koelsch
Parsons
J W. Taylor
Miss Bertha Atkin Returns From Michigan
Miss Bertha Atkin of Atkin Floral Shop returns Tuesday after several weeks in Michigan visiting four brothers. She spent time at Petoskey meeting Nora Boyum and Wilhelmine Grothe mut. She notes Michigan’s growth as a tourist state and highlights Greenfield Village and Henry Ford’s preservation of early American buildings.
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Atkin Floral Shop
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Nora Boyum
Bannock County
Wilhelmine Grothemut
Pocatello
Atkin
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford
Chinese Appeal Made in Geneva and Shanghai Front
Naval commanders led by Admiral Yarnell urged China and Japan to halt indiscriminate anti aircraft fire endangering civilians and foreign ships. Chinese forces withdraw to fortified lines near Shanghai as Japanese push along rail corridors and reserve armoured units for a major assault. cholera fears rise in international settlement amid daily bombardment and casualties as Americans bolster defenses.
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China
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International Settlement
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Whangpoo River
Japan Declines All Mediation Over Sino-Japanese Conflict
Geneva dispatch reports Japan will refuse any League of Nations mediation in the Sino-Japanese crisis led by Envoy Eiji Amao who vows no temporary League seat or outside interference. In Washington, the Roosevelt administration moves to curb arms shipments to China and Japan while awaiting further policy decisions.
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Social Security Official to Visit Pocatello for Forum
Dr. Heber R. Harper of Denver regional director of the Social Security board will visit Pocatello next Wednesday to address the chamber of commerce forum on social security administration. He will also speak at a convention session of the Idaho State Federation of Labor. Chas. H. Cannon of Pocatello is district manager of the board for District No. II, covering Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah and New Mexico.
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Chas. H. Cannon
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