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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
1
Enrollment at the University of Idaho Southern Branch in Pocatello opens with hundreds of Idahoans and out-of-state students registering for the fall term. About 108 students will work part time to earn roughly $15 monthly, while housing remains scarce and dormitories are full.
On Constitution Day forums nationwide echo speeches shaping the 1936 election debate. Herbert Hoover urged preservation of civil liberties. Henry Fletcher denounced the New Deal as antithetical to the Constitution. Roper prepared an air address titled Forward With the Constitution. Women Republicans urged active opposition to administration policies and a strong stand for constitutional rights.
Brooklyn outfielder Len Koenecke, 31, was killed in a dramatic midair struggle with pilot William Mulqueeney and assistant Irwin Davis aboard a plane above the Long Branch track. Mulqueeney and Davis, charged with manslaughter, stated Koenecke attacked Davis and then fought Mulqueeney as the aircraft lurched.
Thomas J. Mooney left San Quentin early today aboard a police boat for a San Francisco appearance seeking release on a writ of habeas corpus. He reopens his long bid to clear charges tied to the 1916 preparedness day parade bomb deaths.
Mrs. R. L. Adcock of Walla Walla Washington was treated at a hospital for spinal injuries after an automobile driven by her husband overturned on the Raft River highway near Malta late last night.
Nurnberg reports show Nazi party convening on Jews and bolshevists as it positions Germany as a rising world power. Speakers assert a twofold mission to spread anti Semitic racial theory and to warn that communism endangered civilization if not halted.
President Roosevelt arranged with aides to discuss his western itinerary for a trip to the Pacific coast next week. Secretary Ickes says he would dedicate Boulder Dam during a stop en route, likely September 28, at the huge Colorado River project in Nevada Arizona canyon.
Jack Dempsey announced he holds a second's license from the New York State Athletic Commission and will be in Max Baer's corner for the 15 round heavyweight match against Joe Louis next Tuesday night in California.
Washington September 17 Army orders assign Major Charles F. Sutherland from Fort Missoula Montana to the University of Idaho in Moscow for duty.
Washington reports stalled talks as Appalachian soft coal miners press for higher wages and a shorter work week. Operators offer to extend the current contract to April 1 while the Guffey coal stabilization act faces constitutional scrutiny in district court as James W. Carter seeks to block enforcement and tax collection.
The 1924 World Series opener is scheduled for Wednesday October 2 in the city of the American League pennant winner, Detroit or New York. If St Louis wins the NL pennant the opener may be moved to accommodate a convention.
Milton H. Welling the Utah Secretary of State must provide a detailed accounting of 22 000 in fees owed to the state from administrators of the state motor vehicle tax for 1931. He conferred with auditors of American Surety Company, his bondsmen, about the balance and potential penalties if not remitted within a week.
In Philadelphia Cleveland won 3 to 3 with Lee Garbark Eaves Leiber Richards on the batteries. New York beat St Louis 4 to 12 with Andrews Van Atta Hemsley K Brown Glenn. Detroit defeated Boston 5 to 4 behind Auker Hogset Cochrane W Ferrell R Ferrell. Chicago edged Washington 1 to 1 as Stratton Whitehill and Boston shut down the visitor.
At Pittsburgh RHE Boston 4 4 1, Batters Brandt MacFeden Spohrer Weaver Hoy Padden. Chicago RHE New York 0 2 0, Batters Schumacher Sout Parmelee Mancuso French Hartnett. Brooklyn St Louis first game 2 8 0, Earnshaw Lopez Haines P Dean De Lancey. Philadelphia Cincinnati first game 3 9 0, Davis Todd Schott Lombardi. Second game Philadelphia Cincinnati 0 0, Kelleher Wilson Hermann Campbell.
On the Grand Coulee dam project crew members swayed on precarious perches several hundred feet above the river completing nearly half the floor of the long extension bridge across the Columbia.
Quezon appears set to be elected as first president of the Philippine Commonwealth with inauguration planned November 15. Violence mars voting in Pangasinan and Antique provinces as states vote on constitutional reforms and tax repeal. New York politics focus on Tammany Hall, Borah bid, and insurgent Democrat moves ahead of 1935 national election. Pennsylvania pushes New Deal reforms and Philadelphia mayoral race. New Jersey polls hinge on sales tax repeal. New Mexico voters weigh five state issues including veteran tax position changes.
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