New Mexico and Idaho to vote on repeal fate
The Associated Press reports Idaho and New Mexico vote next Tuesday on ratifying repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Drys claim victory is near, wet advocates push for repeal. Postmaster General Farley urges governors to push wet delegates.
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New Mexico
Gem State
Associated Press
Idaho
Drys
James A. Farley
Boise
Robert M. McCracken
Idaho Allied Drys
Maryland
Minnesota
Colorado
MccCracken
Ted
Asher B. Wilson
Falls
Commonwealth
Coal code signed after long White House talks
After days of bargaining and President Roosevelt's intervention, the bituminous coal code was signed by industry operators and officials. They resolved wage differentials and marketing disputes and contracted with the United Mine Workers before the document could be promulgated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House
United Mine Workers of America For Labor
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt postpones Potomac cruise due to weather and coal code
President Roosevelt delayed his weekend Potomac River cruise as gales threaten the coast and awaiting the coal code completion influenced the decision. Navy warned of worsening weather while business concerns added pressure to stay home.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac River
Navy
Carson homer seals St Joseph win in playoff
Walter Kit Carson hit a tenth inning home run with Harrell on base to give St Joseph a 3 1 victory over the Topeka Senators in the Western league championship playoff. It marked St Josephs second consecutive win in the series.
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ST. Joseph
Walter
Kit” Carson
Harrell
Topeka Senators
Coffin backs inflation policy urged by Senate delegation
Congressman T. C. Coffin said he received a telegram from Senators Thomas Harrison Pletcher and Smith announcing they would meet with President Roosevelt to urge a policy of rational inflation. Coffin stated he concurs and believes Idaho voters support such a policy and that the president would likely favor the Senate plan.
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T. C. Coffin
The
Tribune
Thomas
Harrison
Pletcher
Smith
Roosevelt
Coffin
Idaho
Senate
George Dunlap Wins National Amateur Title
George T. Dunlap Jr. of New Jersey defeated Max R. Marston of Philadelphia 6 and 5 at Kenwood Country Club in Cincinnati to claim the national amateur golf championship. Dunlap opened with a 68, broke the course record, led by seven holes, and closed the final with a dominant late surge before about 8,000 spectators.
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Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
George T. Dunlap, Jr
New Eysnesse
Sapie
McEee Jones
Dunlap
Max R. Marston
Philadelphia
Kenwood
Marston
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers vents in Beverly Hills about Cuba and the front page chase for headlines while noting widespread unemployment in the United States. He mocks the obsession with sports and political news and urges confidence in government as citizens struggle.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Cuba
Giants
Washington
Notre Dame
Two former Reichsbanner members sentenced to death
In Lubeck Germany on September 16 two ex Reichsbanner members Kaending and Fick were sentenced to death by the court for involvement in the killing of a Nazi.
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Luebeck
Germany
Reichsbanner
Herr Kaending
Herr Fick
Lamson Convicted of Murder in High Court Case
David A. Lamson 31, an executive at Stanford University Press, was found guilty of first degree murder of his wife Allene. The jury fixed death as the penalty after a brief deliberation. Judge Syer set next Tuesday for sentence announcement.
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Lamson
San Jose
Cal
David A. Lamson
Stanford University Publishing House
Allene
Syer
Downey Beauty Winner Chosen for Fair Contest
Margaretta Sorenson daughter of Mr and Mrs P C Sorenson of Swan Lake was selectedFriday evening to represent Downey at the bathing beauty contest during the Bannock county fair. A Pocatello delegation staged an entertainment preceding the Downey elimination event featuring Gretta Ware Anita Penrose Delores Hartvigsen Sybil Salvesen and Dorothy Sessions. Judges were Nicholas Ifft Parry Harrison and Rae Stratford with board introductions by Paul V Nash secretary.
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Downey
Margaretta Sorenson
P. C. Sorenson
Swan Lake
Bannock
Pocatello
Gretta Ware
Anita Penrose
Delores Hartvigsen
Sybil Salvesen
Dorothy Sessions
Nicholas Ifft
Parry Harrison
Rae Stratford
Paul V. Nash
Harry Wilson
C. W. Daigh
Chamber of Commerce
Borah Backs Inflation Plan and Cuba Non intervention
Senator William E. Borah expressed sympathy with Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma for currency inflation to raise commodity prices. He also said he could not imagine U S intervention in Cuba and plans Idaho travel after an operation while staying out of the prohibition campaign.
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Boise
William E. Borah
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
United States
Idaho
Washington
Cuba
Thomas
Borah
Graf Zeppelin Sails for Rio de Janeiro
The Graf Zeppelin left Friedrischshafen on a south Atlantic flight bound for Rio de Janeiro carrying 11 passengers and 300 pounds of mail.
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Friedrickshafen
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
Woman Dies During 40th Wedding Anniversary Cake Cutting
Mrs Mathilda Schweiger of Santa Ana collapsed and died from a heart attack in Anaheim while cutting the 40th anniversary cake. Her husband August held her as the hall crowd of family and 20 guests watched.
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Anaheim
Cal
Mathilda Schweiger
Santa Ana
August
Denver Man Held Three Sought in Kidnap Plot
Denver police say one man is jailed and three others are being sought in an alleged plot to kidnap Adolph Coors Jr. Robert Lane, a former Denver city agent, is in county jail and Clyde Culbertson, a former investigator, is among those wanted. Police tied the case to an auto theft ring and forged Kansas license certificates.
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Denver
Adolph Coors
Golden
Colo
Brewer
Clubman
Albert T. Clark
Robert Lane
Denver Ciry
Clark
Clyde Cubertson
jé@ral prohibition bureau
Hargrave
Culbertson
Kansas
Mayor Explains Tax Increase in Pocatello
Mayor Charles A. Brown explained the 29 1/2 mill levy hike approved by the city council. He cited losses in valuation across property classes and increased bond debt plus warrant fund needs as key factors behind the higher levy. The general levy is 15 mills with total levy at 29 1/2 mills to fund 1934 bonds and related expenses.
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Pocatello
Charles A. Brown
the Tribune
Brown
Publc
Courtouse
Chas, A
City Counci
J. Ward Green
Battle Creek Food Company
Fifth District Judge Upholds Moratorium
Judge Robert M. Terrell of Lemhi county sustains Governor C. Ben Ross moratorium on mortgage foreclosures and real estate sales. The ruling, the first Idaho decision upholding the action, allows mortgage creditors to seek relief if they show equity and good conscience warranting proceeding.
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C. Ben Ross
Robert M. Terrell
Lemhi
Idaho
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Allen C. Merritt
Terrell
Death by own action indicated in Idaho sheep herder found
The body of William Orgill a sheep herder was found yesterday by Frank Stewart near Peeble with a rifle and two shots fired authorities said signs pointed to death by his own action An investigation was underway sheriff Maurice Rossiter and coroner Arthur Hall led a team to the scene near a sheepwagon in the canyon Orgill had brothers Sam of Pocatello and Thomas of McCammon.
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William Orgill
Peeble
Sheriff's Department
Frank Stewart
Orgill
Sam Orgill
Pocatello
Thomas Orgill
McCammon
Maurice Rossiter
Arthur W. Hall
Hall
Dave McNichols
Clark Paulsen
Roosevelt Joins In Hoover Rites
Intimates of the White House attended the funeral of Ike Hoover head usher at the executive mansion. President Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt cabinet members and the Roosevelts James Franklin and John Roosevelt were present along with the White House staff. The service was read by Colonel Julian E Yates in Glenwood cemetery chapel.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Irwin H
Ike’’ Hoover
Executive Mansion
Julian E. Yates
Army
Glenwood Cemetery
James
Franklin
John Roosevelt
Ike Hoover
Idaho Sheriffs Vote to Check Cattle Thefts
Southern Idaho sheriffs representing 24 counties met in Idaho Falls and voted to post standing rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions for cattle and livestock thefts. Rewards: $50 for cattle and horses, $25 for turkeys chickens hogs or similar animals. Live stock associations will cooperate.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Twin Falls
Jerome
Blaine
R. M. Pugmire
Pocatello
Idaho Peace Officers’ Association
Harry Rayner
Duboise
Pugmire
State Peace Officers’ Association
Plane crash kills two near Minneapolis
Giard Justen 21 and Lyell L Lang 19 died when Justen's small bi plane crashed in a field at Richfield Station suburb of Minneapolis. Witnesses said the plane went into a tail spin before the fatal impact.
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Minneapolis
Giard Justen
Richfield Station
Lyell L. Lang
Justen
Leaders claim Americans are after trouble in Havana
In Havana thousands paraded shouting against the United States and ambassador Sumner Welles. Cuba’s Gran San Martin cabinet charged American and foreign business interests with inciting strikes and overthrow plans. Business leaders called for a 24 hour shutdown protest while opposing U S intervention and urging a government inclusivity.
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Edmund A. Chester
Associated Press
Havana
United States
Sumner Welles
Gran San Martin
Antonio Guitere
Chulleras
Cuba
Malecon
Mexico
Hotel Presidente
Welles
Hotel National
Grau San Martin
Death Toll Rises After Tampico Hurricane Hits
At least 91 people are reported killed as the hurricane that struck Tampico yesterday spreads destruction up to 300 miles inland.
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Mexico
D. F
Tampico
Explosion at Conroe refinery kills worker and injures another
In Conroe Texas on September 16 Don Austin 29 of Dover New Hampshire refinery worker was killed and Terry Wallace 24 formerly of Eagle Lake Texas was critically injured in an oil refinery blast near Conroe.
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Conroe
Texas
Don Austin
Dover
N. H
Terry Wallace
Eagle Lake
Here
Four Lives Lost As Hurricane Smashes Eastern Coast
The 1932 AP report notes four fatalities across the East Coast from a hurricane lashing the Atlantic seaboard with 100 mph winds. Drowned men off the Carolina coast and at Wilkesbarre coal mines. flood claims one more in Pennsylvania. Coastal towns faced darkness as warnings extended to New England.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Atlantic
Carolina
Wilkesbarre
Weather Bureau
Washington
New England
Seaboard
New Jersey
South Carolina
Virginia
New Bern
Morehead
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