Japanese Army Seizes Chochow in Peiping Offensive
Japanese army headquarters announced Chochow, a Chinese advance base 40 miles southwest of Peiping, had fallen as 60,000 mechanized troops pressed along the Peiping Hankow railway. The capture came after rapid river crossings and a drive from the east toward Paotinefu, 80 miles from Peiping.
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Peiping
Chochow
Peiping-Hankow
Yangting
Chuma
Paotinefu
Chuma River
Hankow
China protests arms embargo and battles near Chochow
The Chinese government formally protested to the United States over the arms embargo to the Orient, calling it biased. Meanwhile Japanese forces advanced near Chochow, threatening 50,000 Chinese troops and pressing toward Peiping as Chinese regional armies retreat under heavy fire.
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Nanking
United States
Orient
China
C. T. Wang
Washington
United States State Department
Japan
Foreign Office
North
Chuma
North China Expeditionary Force
British Discover Two Submarines Near Malta in Escort Convoy
British naval sources report sighting two submarines 50 miles from Malta flying insurgent Spanish colors. Each submarine was escorted by two German and two Italian destroyers, with the convoy moving toward Mallorca in the western Mediterranean. A party of British marines is to embark from Mallorca aboard British ships tomorrow.
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Malta
Mallorca
Mediterranean
Fifty Water Projects Sought In Idaho
Boise Sept 17 Fifty projects are being considered by the state water conservation board. Chairman N V Sharp of Filer said the board will meet at Arco soon to aid farmers on the Little Lost river and hold its regular session Oct 20. Most projects remain tentative with plans to build reservoirs and improve waterways to provide supplemental waters for profitable crops.
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Boise
State Water Conservation Board
N. V. Sharp
Filer
Arco
Little Lost River
Utah Weather: Light changes Tonight and Saturday
Utah forecast shows little temperature change tonight and Saturday. Skies stay mostly clear with mild winds and no significant precipitation expected.
Shelley H S names new agricultural instructor
Virgil S. Cross, Heyburn high school instructor, was appointed agricultural instructor at Shelley high school today. He succeeds William R. Craner, who has joined the vocational agricultural department staff of the University of Idaho.
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Shelley
Idaho
Virgil S. Cross
Heyburn
Shelley High School
William R. Craner
Vocational Agricultural Department
University of Idaho
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Nephi Chase at St Anthony
A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Chase at St Anthony Hospital. The family resides at 135 Park Avenue.
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Nephi Chase
Park Avenue
St. Anthony Hospital
Idaho Masons appoint district deputies in statewide举
Everett W. Rising of Nampa named district deputies Alva P. Reeves Sandpoint A G Sundberg Potlatch A E Prince Boise George R Schwaner Richfield Ray Sluyter Twin Falls Floyd A Perkins Pocatello Sidney H Johnson Dubois Glenn P Waltman Kellogg Marcus J Ware Lewiston Glen E Warrell Emmett The Masons also selected Boise as the 1938 state convention site at the close of their seventeenoth annual meeting.
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Wallace
Idaho
Everett W. Rising
Nampa
Idaho Masons
Alva P. Reeves
Sandpoint
A G. Sundberg
Potlatch
A. E. Prince
Boise
George R. Schwaner
Richfield
Ray Sluyter
Twin Falls
Floyd A. Perkins
Pocatello
Sidney H. Johnson
Dubois
Glenn P. Waltman
Kellogg
Marcus J. Ware
Lewiston
Glen E. Warrell
Emmett
Masons
Growers Vote On Spud Pact In Idaho Meeting
About 200 Blackfoot potato growers heard S L Pabst of the federal agricultural adjustment administration explain the marketing agreement, with J W Barber outlining the acreage allotment plan. Ballots open today and tomorrow will determine the conclusive result, with Pabst noting that Oregon and other small producing areas would be restricted from Idaho markets under the pact.
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Blackfoot
S. L. Pobst
Federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. W. Barber
Pocatello
Oregon
Idaho
Pabst
Baseball Scores From Boston and Nearby Cities
Today’s games show Cleveland and Boston trading runs with erratic innings as rain causes several postponements and double headers. Brooklyn beats Pittsburgh 13 to 1 while New York tops Cincinnati 4 to 0. Chicago loses to Philadelphia 9 to 1 and St Louis blanked by Boston 0 to 0 in a rain shortened contest.
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Boston
R. H.E. Cleveland
Allen
Pytlak
Newsom
Marcum
DeSautels
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
New York
Idaho Southern U Sees Rising First-Day Registration
About 129 students had completed registration by noon on the first half-day of the semester at Idaho Southern University. Registrar Dorothy Requa reported steady flow with Duke Martin among early registrants. Dormitory space and dining hall capacity have expanded to accommodate nearly 400 students and faculty, following a two day guidance program for new students.
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Dorothy Requa
Idaho Southern University
Duke Martin
Hawley
Orval D. Garrison
William Bartz
Florence Evans
Idaho Southern
U S Observes 150th Anniversary of Federal Constitution
The nation marks the 150th anniversary of the signing of the federal constitution amid ongoing controversy. Observers note the event amid debates over rights and government powers, with citizens reflecting on the document's enduring influence.
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Washington
Amendments Shaping U S Constitution Since 1791
Washington reports the constitution has been amended 21 times since its creation 150 years ago. The first ten amendments forming the Bill of Rights entered into force in 1791 and only the 18th Amendment has been repealed. A child labor amendment, proposed in 1924, awaits ratification by 36 states.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt to keynote national celebration on birth of historic document
President Roosevelt will speak at 9:30 p.m. EST on a court reform proposal shaping the constitutional dispute. Senator Borah led observances last night urging constitutional government to safeguard rights and liberty while avoiding specifics on the president’s program.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Borah
Idaho
British End to Non-Intervention Patrol Against Spain
Britain ends the non-intervention patrol in Spain and releases warships to pursue pirates in the Mediterranean. France joins in the decision as Italy and Germany object to the nine power agreement and withdraw from the patrol amid Mussolini and Hitler’s resentment.
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London
Britain
Spain
Mediterranean
France
Foreign Office
Germany
Italy
Mussolini
Idaho Weather Forecast Says Fair Tonight and Saturday
The Idaho weather summary reports clear to fair skies tonight with no major precipitation. Saturday is expected to stay dry with a slight temperature change from tonight, remaining mild across the state.
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Idaho
Mrs Manville Begins Retirement Amid Reno Divorce Talks
Flaxen-haired Marcelle Edwards Manville arrives in Reno with reports of a $200,000 settlement in pre-divorce talks with Tommy Manville. The 24-year-old fourth wife plans to seek divorce after meeting residency requirements, calling her stay a brief retirement from press hullabaloo.
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Reno
Marcelle Edwards Manville
Tommy Manville
New York
Mrs. Manville
Manville
Canyon at Buhl Resumes Activity
In Buhl Idaho residents report renewed geological disturbances near the sinking canyon eight miles northwest of town. A new rupture half a mile from the original site sends giant slabs of earth and volcanic rock into the Little Salmon river canyon. Observers warn continued slips may block the river and flood a large area.
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Buhl
Idaho
Little Salmon River Canyon
Hotel Owner Denounces Tipping As Detestable Practice
SPOKANE Sept 17 Victor Dessert Spokane hotel owner and tipping critic argues tipping harms service and workers. He urges data for base pay talks with security officials and condemns tips as embarrassing and misused by servers while noting tip size does not reflect quality.
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Spokane. Wash
America
Victor Dessert
Spokane
Wheeler joins critics seeking probe of Black Klan ties
Senate figures including Burton Wheeler and Reynolds challenged Justice Hugo Black amid reports of Klan membership. The NAACP urged Roosevelt to seek Black's resignation as a growing protest spread from Congress to labor and civil rights groups.
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Seeking
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Dmont
Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Black
Senate
White House
Fargo, N. C
Reynolds
D-N.c
Justice
Hugo Black
Kansas City
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Helpers of America
Edward Keating
Labor
Sneaker Bankhead
Dates Changed for Chest Campaign in Pocatello
The Pocatello Community Chest board met at the chamber of commerce and voted to shift the annual campaign from spring to fall. The chest’s fiscal year will start January 1, moving from April 1. A future meeting will finalize campaign arrangements.
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The
Pocatello Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
E. S. Harper
D. D Parkes
E. N. Roberts
S. F. Brady
R. D. Merrill
Ray J Davis
Marian Roberts
E. L Ames
L. E. Glennon
R. J. Cruse
Issac McDougall
F N. Vaughn
Blackfoot Church Elects Officers for New Year
Members of the First Baptist church in Blackfoot elected officers at their annual meeting. Mrs. Ernest Johnson named Bible school superintendent with Miss Cathron McCray as assistant. other posts include church clerk treasurer missionary treasurer and deaconesses. The church marks its fifty third anniversary with Worth Wright Idaho Falls president of the Idaho Baptist association to speak.
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Blackfoot
First Baptist Church
Ernest Johnson
Cathron McCray
H. A. Jones
Fred Poindexter
C. M. Hurst
C. F. Smith
Carl Winkler
H. B. Weber
H. A. Steffens
Fred Winkler, Jr
Earl Cory
L. M. Capps
William Delzer
C. W. Quisenbury
George Ezell
A. Johnson
Emma Perry
Sanford Miller
Frank Smith
Althea Roush
Ruth Smith
Muriel Fisher
Worth Wright
Idaho
Idaho Baptist's Association
New Deal Wins Double Victory Over Tammany Mayoral Primaries
New Deal claims a double victory over Tammany in New York mayoralty primaries. Senator Royal Copeland, the New Deal foe, loses in both Democratic and Republican races amid yesterday’s election returns.
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New Deal
Tammany
Copeland
New York
Henry Paynter
United States
Royal
Repul
David B. Costuma
Elections Commision
Harlem
Upper West Side
Christopher D. Sullivan
Alfred E. Smith
la Guardia
Rooseet
National Democratic
LaGuardia Wins Nomination and Democrats Split
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia secures the Republican nomination defeating Tammany’s candidate by over 30,000 votes as Jeremiah Mahoney wins the anti-Tammany Democratic nod by more than 160,000. The treasury announces a 70 million three year public building program opening bids on 251 sites with dates in Tolaho Orofino and Preston.
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Fiorello Tr. LaGuardia
New Deal
Tammany
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
James A. Farley
anti-Tammany
New Deal Coalition
Copeland
Washington
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Tolaho- Orofino
Preston
la Guardia
Manhattan
Harlem
Lindbergh May Turn Britisher
New York September 17 The third intimation that Colonel Charles A Lindbergh planned to renounce American citizenship and become a British subject stirred new conjecture. The informant with ties to Lindbergh declined name disclosure but issued the report through a professional source associated with the flyer.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
New York-Paris
Hog cholera widespread in southern Idaho districts
Dr. T. A. Elliot director of the state animal industry bureau said hog cholera is prevalent in the Weiser and Rexburg districts of southern Idaho.
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Boise
T. A. Elliot
State Animal Industry Bureau
Weiser
Rexburg
Idaho
Henry Dworshak to Speak at Scottish Rite Day Observance
Burley publisher Henry Dworshak will be the principal speaker at the Scottish Rite Masonic Constitution day observances in Boise tonight. The event highlights the statewide observance with Dworshak delivering the keynote address.
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Boise
Henry Dworshak
Burley
Idaho Capitols Golden Eagle Got Janitor Shine
Workman O. G. Sherwood scrubbed the five foot bronze figure perched on the state capitol dome. The 31 year old golden eagle gleamed anew as Boise reporters observed the maintenance work today.
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Boise
Idaho
State
O. G. Sherwood
Debris Burning Fined in St Anthony Fire District Case
Walt Edwards paid a 25 dollar fine after burning debris in a fire district without a permit. Targhee national forest Supervisor S C Scribner reported the incident today in St Anthony Idaho.
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ST. Anthony
Idaho
Walt Edwards
Targhee National Forest
S. C. Scribner
Bannock County Fair Closes Saturday Crowds Attend
With one day left, Bannock County Fair at the fairgrounds north of Pocatello features a carnival, rodeo, and exhibits. Judges finished 4-H and home products contests with Excelo club of Cleveland defending the home products crown. Awards highlighted 4-H and open division winners in hogs, steers, and livestock judging as a floodlight rodeo thrillers concluded Thursday night.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Excelo Club
Cleveland
Sarah McGregor
Wanda Harris
Hilda Perry
Bluebird Club
Pocatelo
Good Will Club
Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County Quints
Rachel Quinn
Berniece Armyon
Thatcher
W. R. Fisher
Oxford Duroe
Stanley
Mildred
Mr. Fisher
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LaMaster
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Barkak
Atwood
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Mueller
Si Johnson
Kremer
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Fish
Washington Evening Star
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Bannock County Fair
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