Republicans Name Utah Congressional Ticket in Salt Lake City
Utah Republicans selected candidates for Congress and the state supreme court and approved a party platform. Frederick C. Loofbourow won the second district nomination by wide margins, while Don B. Colton secured the first district seat by acclamation. Ephraim Hanson was renominated for the supreme bench.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Congress
State Supreme Court
Frederick C. Loofbouron
E. O. Leatherwood
Don B. Colton
Colton
E. T.mills
Ogden
Loofbourow
George F. Wasson
Nymphas
C. Hanks
Provo
Wasson
Harvey H. Cluff
E. C. Robinson
Davis County
Supreme Bench
Ephraim Hanson
Henry E. Beale
Sanpete County
Public Lands Committee
Imer Pett
Giant Gusher Stirs Oklahoma City Schoolyard
An unprecedented oil gusher named number 5 Holmes flowed at 65 000 barrels daily in the Wheeler schoolyard forcing the school board to abandon the building for fire hazard. Pupils were moved to other buildings as the yard became a giant high rate producer with gas around 20 000 000 feet daily.
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Holmes
Oklahoma City
Wheeler School
Hoover Appoints New Smoot Hawley Tariff Commission
President Hoover names Egar B. Brossard and Alfred P. Dennis to the reorganized tariff commission. Dr. Lee Coulter adds the third appointee bringing total to five with Henry P. Fletcher named chairman and Thomas Walker Page as the other member. The sixth seat awaits a forthcoming acceptance.
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Washington
Hoover
Egar B. Brossard
Alfred P. Dennis
Lee Coulter
North Dakota
Brossard
Utah
Dennis
Maryland
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Reorganized Commission
Thomas Walker Page
Virginia
Cardinals Beat Robins 1 0 in 10th to Take NL Lead
In Brooklyn, a single run in the tenth gave St. Louis a 1 0 victory over the Robins, moving the Cardinals to first in the National League pennant race. Hallahan and Mancuso pitched for St. Louis as Osborn, Nelson and Hartnett underlined the defeat for Brooklyn.
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Cardinals
Robins
St. Louis
Hallahan
Mancuso
Vance
Lopez
Mead Favors Water Users' Association for Hyrum Project
Dr. Elwood Mead, federal reclamation commissioner, on a Salt Lake City visit says he will recommend an act to let the reclamation bureau work with a water users' association in Cache Valley rather than an irrigation district. The plan for valuation and security for reclamation projects would change after storage is provided, with land values accepted post improvement.
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Salt Lake City
Elwood Mead
Federal
Commissioner of Reclamation
Ess
Bureau Reclamation
Cache Valley
Belegram
Mead
Should We Buy Now Find Out On Page 4
The Tribune directs readers to the editorial meet titled Time to Buy, urging timely consideration of the Buy decision. The note signals an editorial focus and invites earnest attention from the audience.
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the Tribune
Denies Raid on Ruth McCormick Files in Senate Hearing
Chicago reports that the Senate campaign funds committee rejected Oscar E. Carlstrom’s privilege claim while denying spying on Ruth Hanna McCormick’s private files. Senator Nye opened the session with a defense of McCormick’s honor and dignity, and the panel proceeded to hear Mabel Reinecke on campaign expenses.
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Chicago
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Illinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Gerald P. Nye
Nye
Mabel G. Reinecke
Internal Revenue
Jail Break Attempt Frustrated in Blackfoot
Sheriff J D Jensen answered a nameless tip about a bootlegging party in Blackfoot Idaho. A jail trustie roused Deputy Berthelson and guards found one lock saved and work on another as authorities review if suspects linked to Aberdeen burglaries or a statutory charge were behind the plan.
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Blackfoot
Ida
J. D. Jensen
Jensen
H. Berthelson
Berthelson
John W. Harris
E. Burke
Ed Day
Aberdeen
Pete
Parrish
Pocatello Dentist and Musician Dr. A W Reed Dies in Boise
Dr A W Reed of Pocatello died at the veterans hospital in Boise after an operation. A Span ishAmerican War veteran and former director of Pocatello land work, he practiced dentistry after returning to Pocatello and later ran an office in the Linnenkalb building. Survived by widow Helen Cosgrove Reed and daughter Lea six.
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Boise
A. W. Reed
Pocatello
Reed
Albert W. Reed
L. S. Keller
Idaho Regiment
Alaska
Keller
Pocatello Organization
Young Hoover II Takes Vacation From Western Air Express
Herbert Hoover Jr is temporarily disabled by illness and recuperating at the Rapidan River camp in Virginia on leave from Western Air Express. He plans to stay indefinitely as a radio tech adviser amid the President’s son’s health setback described as a minor affair.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Rapidan River
Virginia
Western Air Express
Nimagers
Radio Tech
Aviation Company
Rapidan Camp
Young Hoover
White House
Disarmament Plea Gathers Support in League Assembly
In Geneva the Italian spokesman Signor Scialoja and Germany's Julius Curtius joined British Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson in urging drastic disarmament without waiting for security. They endorsed reducing armaments to the lowest safe level and called for general force reductions under the Versailles framework. The leaders stressed disarmament as the immediate need and favored European cooperation through the League of Nations. The report notes observers watching reaction after Germany's Sunday election results.
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France
Italy
Germany
Arthur Henderson
Signor
Scialoja
Mussolini
Grandi
League of Nations Assembly
Julius Curtius
Great Britain
League of Nations
Curtius
Assembly
Ger
Copper price cut at export by a quarter cent
The copper export price was reduced one quarter of a cent per pound to 11.05 cents F. O. B. European base ports, effective today by Copper Exporters Inc. The move aligns the export price with the domestic price of 10 cents per pound delivered, reported by a U.S. custom smelter.
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New York
Copper Exporters, Inc
Primary and convention rounds shape party tickets
In five states the start of general election contests nears as New York Massachusetts Wisconsin hold primaries and Connecticut Delaware stage nominating conventions In Massachusetts and Delaware senatorial seats governors and house candidates are chosen while Wisconsin and Connecticut pick governors and party platforms stress prohibition and tariff support
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Senate
Gillet
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Eben S Draper
Andrew J. (Bossy) Gillis
Newburyport
Marcus A Coolidge
Fitchburg
Eugene N. Foss
Peter J Joyce
Thomas C O'Brien
Joseph F. O'Connell
Butler
Foss
Draper
Coolidge
Gillis
Daniel O Hastings
Thomas F. Bayard
Josiah Marvel
Drys
Philip F. LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Walter J. Kohler
Allen
John D. Devil
Malden
Ernest E. Rogers
Navy officer claims fix for worm holes in bearings
San Francisco September 16 A retired American naval officer Commander J J Manning says he has solved a key cause of worm holes in metal bearings. Worm holes are pits formed when globules of one metal melt while another remains solid. Manning notes his discovery follows 30 years in the navy as chief engineer of two battleships and as superintendent of shops at the Brooklyn navy yard.
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San Francisco
J. J. Manning
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Manning
Bromley Abandons Pacific Flight Plan for Season
Lieutenant Harold Bromley halted his attempt to cross the Pacific this year due to damaged plane parts. Co pilot Harold Gatty said an exhaust pipe failure caused the abortive 24 hour flight in the City of Tacoma, forcing a landing on a Japanese beach before winter storage in Yokohama.
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Shitsukari
Idaho Weather Update: Pair Tonight and Wednesday Mild
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with slightly warmer conditions in the west. Idaho forecast calls for mild temperatures across the state for the pair of days.
Boulder Dam Inauguration Plans Signal Start of Work
Las Vegas prepares for a state holiday as the Boulder dam project moves from planning to execution. The 165 million dollar venture will start with a ceremony 2 PM tomorrow seven miles from Las Vegas, with Ray Lyman Wilbur arriving and Governor Balzar to present a Nevada silver spike to Union Pacific chief Carl Gray.
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Boulder Dam
Nevada
Colorado River Basin
Union Pacific Railroad
Summit
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Los Angeles
Fred B. Balzar
Carl Gray
Wilbur
Opening Social Tonight of Fourth Ward M I 4
The Pocatello Fourth Ward M I S D S hosts a big opening social for young men and women tonight at eight. A promissory good time is planned with games entertainment dancing singing and refreshments free for all attendees. The Mutual Improvement aims at community benefit for all ages, per the committee.
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Pocatello
Lehigh Portland Cement Reduces Dividend Rate
Directors cut the annual dividend on common stock to 6 1/4 percent by declaring a quarterly 25 cent dividend payable November 1 to stockholders of record October 14.
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New York
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
French Flyers Promoted on Boston goodwill tour
Captain Diedonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte left Boston for Cleve land on the second lap of a national goodwill tour after a city reception. Coste said he was promoted to major in the French army and Bellonte to lieutenant as two national guard planes escorted the takeoff at 8 10 a m local time.
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Diedonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
New York
Cleveland
Coste
Bellonte
National Guard
Bruening seeks workable majority for government in Germany
Berlin reports Chancellor Bruening cancelled out-of-town visits and began intensive negotiations with party leaders to secure a workable majority. President Hinden and influential politicians pledged support, while observers see a strong position. Reichstag President Loebe called for the first Reichstag meeting on October 18. The cabinet vowed to press constructive policies to relieve economic and social problems.
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Bruening
Hind
Ees -Brue
Germany
Reichstag
Loebe
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