Economic boycott planned if Italy attacks Ethiopia
Geneva reports a preliminary plan among League of Nations members for a general economic blockade against Italy should it invade Ethiopia. Poland, Panama, Haiti, and the Irish Free State press the League to act, while France and Britain signal willingness to join collective sanctions. The five power committee nears its report amid rising tension.
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Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
League Assembly
Poland
Soviet
Russia
Maximum Litvinoff
Panama
Irish Free State
Haiti
League
Ethiopia
Premier Laval
France
Alfred Nemours
League Council
Hats No Lure for Photographers
Myrtle P. Eaking Idaho's first woman state treasurer says photographer count rose in Denver but she was photographed only twice. She joked about hats costing 395 and 89 cents while attending the national convention of state Auditors Comptrollers and Treasurers. prior trip in Salt Lake City drew three photos.
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Boise
Myrtle P. Eaking
Idaho
Denver
Colo
The
State Auditors, Comptrollers and Treasurers Association
Salt Lake City
Democratic Women's National Organization
Teachers to Get Salary Advance
Idaho state board of education closed its session approving county ad valorem tax levies for school purposes and restoring salaries of about 400 faculty members in state higher training institutions to 1931 32 levels, a raise of roughly 15 percent. All members attended except J F Jenny of Cottonwood.
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Boise
Idaho State Board of Education
State Department of Education
J. F. Jenny
Cottonwood
Dog Catchers Lead Dogs Lives in Salmon Idaho
Salmon, Idaho reports a lack of a dog pound causing repeated dog escapes. On the first day 17 dogs were secured but not locked in. The next morning the gate was found open and the dogs missing, as later attempts with a lumber yard and a cement coal bin back of the city jail failed to contain them. Children are perplexed by the situation.
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Salmon
Idaho
Challenge to coal measure questioned in DC court
Washington dispatch reports Justice Daniel W. O Donoghue denied a temporary injunction against enforcement of the Guffey coal stabilization bill. Government lawyers argued the act is not effective until the national bituminous coal commission is formed and no taxes are yet levied. The case, brought by James W. Carter of southern West Virginia, seeks to test constitutionality of a plan to tax coal producers and offer rebates for compliant producers as wage negotiations continue for a new contract set to expire next Sunday.
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Washington
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbia Supreme Court
NRA
James W. Carter
West Virginia
John Dickinson
National Bituminous Coal Commission
United States
Edward F. McGrady
G O P Women Map Plans For 1936 Campaign
New York September 16 The feminine wing of the Republican party met to discuss constitutional rights and the nation’s finances. President Mrs Henry R Caraway warned the major issue would be whether constitutional government could survive amid subsidies and rising government spending. She urged attention to the treasury as the people’s pocketbook and the risk of a bankrupt nation if debts rise.
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New York
National Republican Party
Henry R. Caraway
Women’s
National Republican Club
United States Treasury
Cats Cause Worry To Finance Chief In Boise
Boise in September 16 report says state finance commissioner Ben Diefendorf worries about six cats at his home. He once housed a stray mother cat and later welcomed two white blue eyed kittens and two wandering cats. He jokes about needing a cat catcher and asks readers to inform him if anyone wants a cat.
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Boise
Ben Diefendorf
Diefen
Bourbons Disagree on Constitutional Issue
Washington's Constitution Day scene looms as Democrats debate challenging Roosevelt with constitutional claims. Kirby claims 50,000 Southern members back revolt and 70 percent of the region, while Senator Thomas counters that Roosevelt respects the courts and no constitutional guarantee is being destroyed. The day features remarks from Roper Fletcher and Shouse ahead of campaign battles.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John Henry Kirby
Southern Committee
Thomas D
Utah
Lican National Committee
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Kirby
Oval
Thomas
Supreme Court
Local shops boom amid Ogden rail growth and deadly hotel fire
Ogden reports 32 new skilled workers in the OsL machine shops as railroad traffic surges to near capacity with expanded car rebuilding and hiring across divisions. A morning blaze gutted the National hotel leaving Peter Canavas dead and Mrs. Clayton Collins critically burned as fire crews rescued guests.
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O.S.L
Ogden
Denver
P. J. Norton
Peter Canavas
Clayton Collins
National Hotel
Sugar Beet Growers Meet in Washington on Sugar Program
Charles M. Kearney of the National Beet Growers Association led a delegation to a routine conference with the Farm Administration sugar section to coordinate next year’s sugar program. The talks covered continuance of the program, initial and benefit payments, and payment dates under the Costigan Jones act.
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Washington
Farm Administration Sugar Section
Charles M. Kearney
National
Beet Growers’ Association
Kearney
Chester C. Davis
AAA
U S Ends Most Favored Nation Pact With Germany
Washington reports that the United States will terminate the most favored nation status with Germany effective October 15. Regular duties will apply to German goods, with no reduced rates or concessions extended to Germany. The move aligns with Germany’s 192? action and follows Roosevelt’s notification to halt article 7 provisions of the 1923 treaty.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Commissioner of Customs
Belgium
Sweden
Haiti
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Girl Lives Under Ground 92 Days at Ocean Park
Gloria Graves a 21 year old claimant of the lying down championship spent 92 days and five hours in a steel eight foot underground casket at an ocean park amusement place. She was raised from the casket last night and smiled faintly saying it will take time to relearn walking. Food and drink were passed through a tube to the casket as customers peeped down through an athbes tube.
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Los Angeles
Gloria Graves
Ocean Park
Potato Control System Sparks Congressional Debate
Washington reports the potato control plan passed by Congress draws sharp criticism from the American Liberty League. They call the proposed quotas and punitive tax on surplus production a move toward restricting private life and business, predicting higher prices and increased bootlegging. The league warns fines and jail terms will not deter violations and that the act favors large growers over small farmers.
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Washington
Congress
American Liberty League
The
Liberty League
League
A. ©. Mercker
AAA
Mercker
Hoey Inquest Set Thursday In Torch Singer Death
Parents of Evelyn Hoey travel from St. Louis with their son Erroll to bury the blonde torch singer at a Pennsylvania farm home. The inquest for Evelyn Hoey is scheduled for Thursday as police note evidence points to possible self-inflicted death. Henry Rogers 3rd and companion William J. Kelly remain connected to the case with bail posted.
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New York
Evelyn Hoey
Pennsylvania
Henry H. Rogers
Downingtown
St. Louis
Henry J. Hoey
Erroll
Minneapolis
Minn
Fire Island
N. Y
Rogers
Kelly
Acid Thrower Under Arrest in Cleveland Case
Detectives arrested 21 year old Joe Studney on charges of hurling acid at 24 year old mother Helen Bonewicz. The attack left her facially marred and endangered her sight. Studney allegedly said he wanted to disfigure her so others would not want her, enabling marriage later. Bonewicz, mother of a four year old, is separated from her husband and was hospitalized.
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Clevland
Joe Studney
Studney
Helen Bonewicz
Ogden Harrison High School Excavation Plans Approved
Plans and specifications for excavation and grading of the new Harrison high school in Ogden, costing 800000 dollars, were approved today by R A Hart acting PWA director for Utah. Bids will be opened September 23 in the offices of the department of education.
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Salt Lake City
Harrison High School
Ogden
R. A. Hart
PWA
Utah
Masdep Read of Education
Longs Brother Names Four Congressmen In Murder Plot
Dr George S Long brother of Huey P Long claims followers have evidence of a plot by four congressmen to murder the late senator. He cites a voice recording allegedly showing Dr C A Weiss drew the short straw and that Baton Rouge parish opposition would yield a light sentence.
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Dequeen
Ark
George S. Long
Tulsa
Okla
Huey P. Long
Senator
Long
New Orleans
Oklahoma
C. A. Weiss
Baton Rouge Parish
Girard Denies Mahan Pardon Paper Forged
Secretary of State Franklin Girard and two fellow pardon board members reject claims that Charles Mahan's 1933 pardon was secured by forged or forged-inspired letters. They say records show no such recommendations and uphold the board's role in granting liberty under Idaho’s indeterminate sentence law.
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Boise
William Mahan
George Weyerhaeuser
Idahotate
Franklin Girard
Secretary of State
Kansas City
Associated Press
Mahan
Mehan
Girard
Board of Pardons
Ross
Bert Miller
Miller
Idaho
Albert Devis
Elbert Reynolds
Princeton
State
Rathdrum
Baseball Scores From Major League Games Across Cities
A roundup of today’s results across multiple venues shows St Louis defeating New York 7 to 1 with strong pitching, Philadelphia beating Cleveland 7 to 5, Detroit edging Boston 5 to 4, Chicago taking Washington 5 to 3, Cincinnati overcoming Philadelphia 1 to 0, and St Louis again besting Brooklyn 1 to 0. An Idaho weather note forecasts pair tonight and Tuesday with slightly above freezing conditions.
Death of Parachute Jumper Sparks No Probe in Power County
18 year old Brenda Townley of Preston died after a 3200 foot jump at a municipal airport air carnival. Coroner AL W. Davis stated no investigation would be conducted, citing failure to pull the rip cord as the cause. Parachute remains under U S Aeronautics oversight, with limited access for officials.
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Power County
Brenda Townley
Preston
AL W. Davis
Davis
Sveral
Miss Townley
R. W. Allen
United States Department of Aeronautics
D. W. Bliss
Mr. Allen
Bliss
J. K. MacWilliams
R. D. Betirzer
Reich imposes medieval limits on Jews in future Germany
In Nurnberg the Reichstag voted to segregate Jews, forbidding citizenship, intermarriage, intimate relations with Aryans, and employment of Aryan servants under 45. New laws define Reich citizenship, flag colors, and penalties for non Aryan relations, with fines and jail.
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Nurnderg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Reichstag
Reich
Hitler
Bremen
New York
Louis Brodsky
der Puehrer
Roosevelt names Hoyt to head alcohol bureau
President Roosevelt selected Franklin D. Hoyt of New Hamburg New York to head the new federal bureau for alcohol control in the treasury. Hoyt a 25 year New York City judge was joined by Joseph Choate and Harris Willingham at the White House as the old alcohol control administration ends following the NRA ruling. Hoyt is a Republican and grandson of Lincoln era secretary Franklin Chase.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Hoyt
New Hamburg
Treasury
Hoyt
New York City
Joseph B. Choate
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Supreme Court
NRA
Harris Willingham
Choate
Franklin Chase
Lincoln
New York
Norman Davis
Europe
William Hirth
Missouri Farmer
Hirth
Philippine election: government vows clean vote
Rumors of fraud in tomorrow’s Philippine presidential election meet assurances of a clean vote from the government. Governor General Frank Murphy warns all candidates of government strength to prevent irregularities as Quezon backers face claims of planned fraud. Constabulary chief Valdes cites measures to maintain order.
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P. I
J. Valdes
Constabulary
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