Gas bombs strike crowd in Salinas lettuce strike clash
In Salinas, California, Sept 16, a violent confrontation between striking lettuce workers and officers injured at least ten people including a woman. Police and state highway patrolmen used gas and gas shells to disperse the crowd amid accusations of communist leadership and threats to call in the national guard.
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Salinas
Calif
Sacramento
Frank F. Merriam
Main Street
Henry Strobel
The
Associated Farmers
J. A. Baird
San Francisco
Woodrow Jones
William Farrell
Layton Timberman
Terry McTeague
Rose Lloyd
Tom Bunn, Jr
A. H. McDowell
Castroville
Henry Bondesen
Carl Abbott
Raymond Cato
State Highway Patrol
Boy of County Superintendent Undergoes Appendix Surgery
The 21 month old son of Scott D Lowe county superintendent of schools and Mrs Lowe had an operation Wednesday night at General hospital for removal of his appendix.
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Scott D. Lowe
Lowe
General Hospital
Reward Offered for Information on Harry Lear Disappearance
Police offer a $100 reward for information leading to the location of Harry P. Lear 36, former cashier of the First State Bank of Osage Oklahoma, who vanished in January 1934.
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Harry P. Lear
First State Bank of
Osage, Okla
Poetic Heir to Crookshank Estate Named in Will
Thaddeus Childe Pickens, a 21 year old poet, is named chief heir in the will of Mrs. Anna Powell Crookshank, a 78 year old whose $150000 estate largely goes to him. The will provides $1 to her estranged husband, David, 85. Pickens had been held as a material witness in the investigation of the aged woman’s death, autopsy ruled natural causes. The will praises his character and asks others to seek his friendship.
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Los Angeles
Thaddeus Childe Pickens
Anna Powell Crookshank
Pocatello Backed to Extend University to Four Years
Mayor Robert M. Terrell and local leaders declare strong support for expanding Pocatello's institution from a two-year to a four-year university. W. P. Whitaker says the plan is a reality and will serve southern and eastern Idaho. Horace Howell and others back the project amid regional demand. Weather note: warmer Thursday.
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Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
W. P. Whitaker
Bannock County
Idaho
Horace Howell
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Malad
Montpelier
Blackfoot
Attorney General Warns on Price Placards in Stores
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings warned against placards in stores claiming part of prices reflect federal taxes. He cited protests from across the country and noted Section 1123 of the federal statutes could apply, carrying a $1,000 fine or a year in jail or both for false statements about taxes in prices.
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Washington
Cummings
Goodman Wins Twice in U S Amateur Play
Johnny Goodman of Omaha, the tournament favorite, won two matches to reach the round of 16 in the U S Amateur golf championship at Garden City New York. He defeated Walter Blevins of Kansas City 6 and 4 and Rodney Coltart 4 and 2 to advance.
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Garden City
N. Y
Omaha
Johnny Goodman
Goodman
Kansas City
Walter Blevins
Rodney Coltart
Philadelphia
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Larry Lord
Port Chester
Baseball scores and rain suspend New York at Chicago game
National and American leagues report multiple games with late details. Chicago and Boston split results in doubleheader in the American League while the National League shows several wins and losses including Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Rain affected New York at Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Coroner's Jury Finds Negligence In Barton Death
The coroner's jury in American Falls blames negligence for the death of Lynn Barton 25 from a car accident at the dam. No party was charged with blame. Barton died when a car struck a horse he was leading and threw it onto him on Saturday.
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American Falls
Lynn Barton
Barton
Licensed to Wed Issued Tuesday to Summercorn and Chandler
A licensed to wed notice lists Oscar Summercorn and Laura Chandler of Sterling as the couple seeking marriage on a Tuesday, confirming the legal pursuit in the local records.
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Oscar Summercorn
Laura Chandler
Sterling
Roosevelt Republican Is Defeated By Large Vote
In Detroit on September 16 former Gov. Wilber M. Brucker defeats Sen. James Couzens in the GOP senatorial primary by a decisive margin. Brucker leads beyond 100000 votes as Couzens’ pro Roosevelt stance and campaign inactivity are cited. Republicans view it as a sign for November. Democrats expect Couzens votes to swing to their candidate.
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Detroit
Wilber M. Brucker
James Couzens
Roosevelt
Couzens
Justices Hear D More Cases
The Idaho Supreme Court eastern division fall term heard appeals including a disturbing the peace conviction and a damage suit against Burley. Aaron and Samantha Call appeal a $500 judgment for injuries after their car fell into an unprotected ditch. Wilford and Andy Hansen challenge 60 day sentences from Twin Falls. Bergstrom vs city concerns a cow ordinance in Pocatello. Wilding appeals a Madison county assault case. Western Loan and Building vs Lillian Bandel seeks to quiet title in Rigby. Rexbury Bank sues to recover $7510 on a note via Jeppesen.
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Burley
Idaho State Supreme Court
Aaron
Samantha Call
Twin Falls
Wilford
Andy Hansen
Bergstrom
Supreme Court
George D. Wilding
Madison County
Wilding
Western Loan and Building Empany
Rigby
Lillian Bandel
Jefferson County
Rexbury State Bank
School health and traffic topics at Lincoln PTA meeting
The Bannock County Health Unit supervisor Mrs Marie Richardson and school nurse Miss Hazel M Dobson will meet parents and teachers at Lincoln School PTA at 7 pm Thursday. Richardson will discuss a new health unit funded with federal and local funds and its relation to students. C S Edminston will discuss traffic accident issues affecting children. Public invited.
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Bannock Cou
Marie Richardson
M. Dobson
Lincoln School
Parent-Teacher Association
Richardson
Poca'e O
Edminston
Chi Ren
L D S Fall Programs Open In City Wards
Mutual improvement associations of the L D S church begin fall programs with the Fourth ward opening season. Lonzo Madsen gave the welcome address and President Zina Egan outlined the year’s work accomplished.
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Mutual Improvement Associations of the
Fourth Ward
Lonzo Madsen
Zina Egan
Primaries Narrow Paths for Governors and Senators
Returns from five states show Couzens losing Michigan to Brucker while Bridges wins New Hampshire Republican nomination. Curley secures Democratic Massachusetts seat. Lodge tops Republicans. Frank Murphy and Fitzgerald lead Michigan gubernatorial races. La Follette unopposed in Wisconsin. New York results dampen Townsend and Coughlin hopes as a cross nominee wins one seat.
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Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
New York
Couzens
Roosevelt
Brucker
Philip la Follette
Progressive Party
la Follette
Townsend
Coughlin
The
Nations House of Representatives
Borah backs managed currency in Idaho speech
Senator William E. Borah told a Greenleap Idaho crowd he favors a managed currency as in England. He urged abolishing monopolies by law and creating a congressional agency to regulate national currency, while criticizing communism as a reaction of the downtrodden. He warned public opinion guides policy and pledged to be present when Congress acts in years ahead.
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Greenleap
Idaho
William E. Borah
United States
Congress
Washington
Official Speaks Before Meeting at Chamber Luncheon
Bert L. Penn of Salt Lake City told the forum luncheon that the Interstate Commerce Commission motor carrier division is a new unit handling motor carrier tariffs. He compared its supervision to railroads under the 1887 act. A girls’ trio led by Erma Engstrom performed. Maude McCamant, new Mary Elizabeth shop manager, was introduced as a new chamber member. Guests included Dr. Bliss, Frank Sorgatz, and Arthur Dunn. A. B. Arps presided.
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Bert L. Penn
Salt Lake City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Penn
Erma Engstrom
Maude McCamant
Mary Elizabeth
Two Day Jail Sentence Ends Quickly in Virginia
Carl Feller was sentenced to the minimum two days for driving after permit revocation. He entered his cell at 11:59 p.m. and was released two minutes later at 12:01 a.m. The note also mentions Utah weather with a fair night and warmer northwest portion and fog in the east.
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Woodstock
Carl Feller
Utah
Hearst Considers Closing Seattle Post-Intelligencer
William Randolph Hearst would liquidate the Seattle Post-Intelligencer if the newsroom strike by the American Newspaper Guild continues. Charles B. Lindeman reports a chamber of commerce group urged a temporary deferral to avoid permanent closure and protect payrolls and the city’s image.
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Seattle
Charles B. Lindeman
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
William Randolph Hearst
American Newspaper Guild
Lindeman
Chamber of Commerce
Post-Intelligencer
Thalberg Funeral Draws Thousands in Los Angeles
Irving G Thalberg 37, famed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer producer, buried at Binai Brith temple. Grace Moore sang Psalm 23 as Rabbi Magnin delivered the eulogy. About 1,500 attended including Norma Shearer and many film industry leaders, while streets outside filled with mourners.
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Los Angeles
Binai Brith Temple
Irving G. Thalberg
Grace Moore
Edgar F. Magnin
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
Thalbere
Norma Shearer
Pocatello Women’s Club Opens Fall Season With Dinner
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Women’s club began its fall activities with a Bannock hotel dinner meeting. Vera Holman retired as president and Mrs Paul Roberts was installed as president for the year. New officers include Marie Howard Irene Cochrane Belle Shaw Ruth Trauber with a hostess committee greeting guests.
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Pocatello Business and Professional Women's Club
Bannock Hotel
Vera Holman
Paul Roberts
Marie Howard
Irene Cochrane
Belle Shaw
Ruth Trauber
Eva Smith
Eunice Congleton
Lucille Robinson Hall
Jean Campbell
Minnie Podall
Marie Aukerman
Esther Olsen
Mable Hackworth
Ersal Cornelison
Ann Wagner
Martha Evans
Lake Tahoe
Pocatello Club
Nevada
California
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Idaho
Marian Gynn
Amy Blackburn
Margaret Foulds
Ella Smith
Fionia Gayhart
Birdie Middendorf
Edith Williams
Hazel Bowden
McQueen Named Director of Bannock County Health Unit
Dr. M. B. McQueen former assistant surgeon of the Boise CCC district is appointed director of the Bannock county health unit. State local unit director Dr. L. A. Lambert confirms the appointment after Dr. Samuel Weissross resignation and says McQueen assumed duties today.
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M. B. McQueen
Boise
Paris Demands Apologies and Indemnity Over Execution
Paris threatened closure of the Moroccan frontier after learning a French citizen, M. Aguilar of Rabat, was arrested in Spanish Morocco and executed. French authorities demanded apologies and indemnity from the Spanish Fascist insurgents for the incident, following earlier representations on Sept. 5.
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Tangier
Morocco
France
Spanish
Aguilar
M. Aguilar
Rabat
French Morocco
Spanish Morocco
Anti air batteries slow but fail to halt bombing of Maqueda and Santa Clara
Madrid dispatch reports on September 16 that government anti aircraft batteries dominated Maqueda and Santa Clara on the Talavera front and shot down several large Fascist bombing planes. Despite this, the cities endured a vicious aerial bombardment tied to Fascist advances toward Talavera and Avila. Ground forces pressed reinforcements as Batalan Militia arrived to strengthen Toledo and Madrid defenses. The Fascists relied on air power as the main obstacle for the defenders.
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Madrid
Maqueda
Santa Clalla
Talavera
Avila
Toledo
Navy creates temporary European squadron under Admiral Fairfield
The navy announces a temporary European squadron led by Rear Admiral Arthur P. Fairfield. The unit includes light cruiser Raleigh as flagship, destroyers Hatfield and Kane, and coast guard cutter Caye nga. Raleigh to sail from Norfolk for Gibraltar to relieve Quincy. four ships to form Squadron 40 Temporary.
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Washington
Navy
Arthur P. Fairfield
Raleigh
Admiral Fairfield
Hatfield
Minor Damages In Auto Crashes
Police report details three minor traffic collisions. At Fifth and Carter a crash between E. T. Folger of Provo and Alfred Durtschi of Driggs caused bumper and fender damage. In the 200 block East Center Cyril Barrett and Blanche Hardwick sustained minor damage as Hardwick pulled away. At Seventh and Fremont Leon Jewett of Aberdeen and Joe Cano of North Ninth suffered bumper and fender damage with disputed headlight status.
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Fifth
Carter
E. T. Folger
Provo
Alfred Durtschi
Driggs
Police Department
East Center
Cyril Barrett
Fast Lander
Blanche Hardwick
Randolph
Hardwick
Seventh
Fremont
Leon Jewett
Aberdeen
Joe Cano
1034
North Ninth
Jewett
Cano
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