Clash Near Mukden Over Railway Bridge Attack
Dispatches report about 200 Chinese troops attacking Japanese forces at Peitaying near Mukden as they tried to destroy the South Manchurian railway bridge. Japanese troops reportedly captured the Chinese garrison at Peitaving as the railway system links Manchuria with Korea and China.
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Tokyo
Mukden
Manchuria
Rengo
Peitaying
Imukden
Priday
Manchurian
Peitaving
Airen
Kwantung District
Man Anchuria
Changshan
Mukjen
Antung
Crash Victim Nick Vetrano Dies After Collision
Nick Vetrano 20 died after a Sunday crash when a motorcycle he rode with John Davis collided with a car driven by W R Blalock. Both riders were speeding and severely injured. Vetrano suffered a compound fracture and died about 3 PM. Funeral arrangements are by Schumacher and Beasley. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Joe Vetrano of 454 North Fourth and two sisters Josephine and Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Vetrano
John Daviss
W. R. Blalock
Vetrano
Davis
Vetra
Schumacher
Beasley
Joe Vetrano
North Fourth
Josephine
Carmel
Today’s Scores From the Baseball Cards
Scores show Chicago and St Louis games with 4 to 14 final, New York and Philadelphia 14 to 3, Cleveland and Boston 15 to 0, second Cleveland win 4 to 9, Detroit, Washington scoreless. Names listed include Faber Bowler Chube Grove Heving Stewart Hebert Kimsey Ferrell Pennock Dickey Hudlin Lawson Myatt Connolly Brown Sewell Lisdabee Stokie Whitehill Ruel Marberry Spencer.
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Chicago
Philadel
Faber
Bowler
Chube
Grove
Heving
St. Louis
New York
Stewart
Hebert
Kimsey
Ferrell
Pennock
Dickey
Cleveland
Boston
Hudlin
Lawson
Myatt
Russell
Connolly
Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragment Between Teams
Fragmented score line shows multiple teams including Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh New York St. Louis with partial inning totals and player pairings. Names like Mingo Lopez Root Hartnett Spohrer French Osborn Swetonic Phillips Cronin Finney Fitzsimmons O Farrell appear amid incomplete data.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Mingo
Lopez
Root and Hartnett
Boston
Pittsburgh
2An
Spohrer
French
Osborn
Swetonic
Phillips
Sherdel and
Cronin
Meira and
Finney
New York
St. Louis
Fitzsimmons and O'Farrell
Committee warns of worsening world financial crisis
Geneva report says the global economic emergency is unprecedented and could worsen. Financial experts including Morman Davis urge larger appropriations to meet emergencies in 1931 and 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Finacial Committee
League of Nations
Morman Davis
Ogue
New Officers Are Chosen by Legion Post
Delegates from Washington Oregon Alaska and Idaho attend the Legion and Auxiliary national convention in Detroit arriving by special train. Pocatello post members parade from Memorial building to Short Line station behind the state championship drum and bugle corps. Idaho leaders include Henry Dworshak of Burley.
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Washington
Oregon
Alaska
Idaho
Legion and Auxiliary National Convention
Detroit
Pocatello Post
Legion
Memorial Building
Henry Dworshak
Burley
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune About Texas Cotton Policy
Will Rogers writes from Beverly Hills reacting to Governor Long and Texas politics. He claims Texas was influenced by lobbyists and predicts rising cotton cultivation to spite Long. He frames the dispute as a clash of truth and rhetoric and notes anticipated economic impact next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Texas
Murray
Long
Will
Glorious Fall Weather Forecast With Mild Showers
The forecast reports mild showers tonight and Saturday with mild temperatures. A high of 81 compares to 89 on September 17 1928 while noon and 3 pm temperatures stay around 75. Sunrise Friday at 6 14 and sunset at 6 34 mark the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Observer
Equalization case delayed in Idaho Supreme Court action
The city of Pocatello seeks a writ of review of the Oregon Short Line railroad yards valuation. The case, heard in Boise, awaits briefs from both sides. City contends for a $3,000,000 tax share while the board valued the yards at just $189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Pocatello
Board of Equalization
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Supreme Court
Morning Paper Suspends Birmingham Publication
The Birmingham Independent has suspended publication leaving Birmingham and vicinity served by two evening papers The News and The Post and one morning paper The Age-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Independent
Vicinity
News
the Post
Age-Herald
President's secretary seeks brewing industry figures
Walter H. Newton, a Hoover secretary, asked the census bureau for 1914 1919 and 1929 brewery employment figures. He said the request came from an outside source and not from the White House or Treasury. In 1914 breweries employed 62 000 wage earners and 13 000 salaried staff. 1919 had 35 000. 1929 was nearly nil except near bear production.
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Providence
Walter H. Newton
Hoover
Census Bureau
Newton
White House
Treasury
Permit Granted for Pangborn and Herndon Flight Prep
Tokyo reports that Japanese authorities planned to grant Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. a permit to move their plane from Tokyo to Samushiro beach as preparation for a trans Pacific flight. They were fined for photographing and flying over fortified territory during their Siberia to Tokyo run. Officials said a formal announcement would follow after cabinet talks among communications, army, navy and foreign office heads.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Samushiro Beach
Pangborn
Hernden
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Japan
America
Pangborn-Herndon
Communications
Army
Navy
Foreign Office
Robbers Loot Juarez Exchange as Coins Are Scattered Behind
Two robbers fleeing a Juarez money exchange tossed coins along the main street they ran down. Pursuers paused to gather the loose coins, allowing the bandits to escape with more than 100 pesos and about 100 dollars in U S bills.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Utah Weather Forecast Sees Showers in Southeast
Unsettled conditions persist tonight and into Saturday with probable showers in the extreme southeast. Southwest Utah remains warmer tonight as winds ease and skies stay mostly partly sunny in that region.
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Utah
Fliers Tell of Transpacific Flight Turnback
Don Moyle and C A Allen recount their emergency nine days after takeoff from Japan for a non stop trans Pacific flight. They say a gale over the Aleutians forced them back toward Siberia after circling for about 20 hours. Their account, fielded from the rescue ship Buriat, notes favorable weather until the Aleutian region.
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Cecil A. Allen
Don Moyle
California
Pacific
Bay of Olyatorski
Tacoma
Tokyo
Frances Bresson
Moyle
C. A. Allen
Siberian
Japan
Asahi
Allen
Siberia
Aleutian Islands
Buriat
Obiishi
Nemuro
OSL Cuts Freight Rates to Pocatello and Idaho Falls
The Oregon Short Line announces rate reductions effective October 22 1931 by tariff supplement 17. New lower carload rates apply from Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo Utah to Pocatello Idaho Falls Montpelier Twin Falls and nearby towns for numerous commodities including batteries medicines meats radios threshers and harvesters. Old and new rates shown for multiple destinations and goods.
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Oregon Short Line
L. RR
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Provo
Utah
Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Montpelier
Twin Falls
N O. S
Buhl
Transient Killed Following Holdup
An unidentified man known as Rusty is dead after a robbery of Emil Erickson from Butte Montana in Idaho Falls. Erickson aided the three men with food and a haircut then was assaulted and robbed while they fled toward the railroad yards. Rusty was decapitated when the freight train wheels ran him over. two companions fled and were sought. Erickson lost 120 dollars in the incident.
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Idaho Falls
Rusty
Emil Erickson
Butte
Mont
Erickson
Shelley
State A G Greene To Represent Idaho At ICC Hearing
Mau rice H. Greene assistant attorney general left Boise to represent Idaho before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. He will oppose railroad requests for a 15 percent freight rate increase and Idaho has filed a protesting brief following Salt Lake hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Maurice H. Greene
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Lindberghs to Visit Europe on Air Tour
Tokyo dispatch reports Col Charles A. Lindbergh plans to fly to Europe after completing his China air tour. He has not chosen a return route to America. In China, Yangtse flooding threatens a special Lindbergh monoplane wharf, as Nanking awaits his takeoff from Fukuoka with his wife.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Fukuoka
Japan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
China
America
Nanking
Yangtse
Fortér
Lone Eagle
Yellow Sea
Nenking Aviation Bureau
Lindbereh
Fort Wayne News Sentinel Accepts Wheat for Subscriptions
Fort Wayne News Sentinel announced it would accept nine bushels of wheat for a full year's subscription by mail. The wheat will be ground into flour and distributed to Fort Wayne's needy during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne News Sentinel Today E
John F. Nugent Former Idaho Senator Dies
John F. Nugent former Idaho senator died at his Washington home of heart disease at 63. A Democrat appointed in 1918 to fill a vacancy, he served until 1927 when he joined the federal trade commission. he later practiced law in Washington. Survived by his widow and one son George. Funeral Monday with burial in a Washington cemetery. Boise Governor C Ben Ross expressed regret and recalled his long service in Idaho politics.
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Washington
John F. Nugent
Idaho
Nugent
Senate
James H. Brady
Federal Trade Commission
la Grande
Ore
Silver City
Owyhee County
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic State Central
George
Boise
C. Ben Ross
Senator Nugent
Graf Zeppelin Passes Gibraltar En Route to South America
Graf Zeppelin radioed from the Atlantic that it crossed over Gibraltar at 3 00 p m on its flight toward South America. Other items note George C Cary filing a bankruptcy in Burlington and a Detroit gang massacre indictment.
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Friedrichshapen
Germany
Gibraltar
South America
Shute eliminates Burke in P G A Championship match
Denny Shute of Hudson Ohio defeats Billy Burke the open champion one up after 36 holes to reach the championship round of the PGA Championship. He advances to face Tom Creavy of Albany New York who defeated Gene Sarazen five and three.
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Providence
R. I
Denny Shute
Hudson
Ohio
Billy Burke
Margy
Tom Creavy
Albany
N. Y
Gene Sarazen
Bound to Court Santchie Charged with Grand Larceny
Bound to district court on $750 bond after hearing before Justice Callis. Charged with theft and slaughter of a calf belonging to J. T. Toller of Hawkins Basin. Charles Santchie remains at large. Also charged with manufacture of intoxicating liquor and ownership and operation of a still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Santchie
R. S. Callis
Santchie
J. T. Toller
Hawkins Basin
Charles Santchie
Governor Ross to Address Students at Inauguration Ceremony
Governor C. Ben Ross will travel to Moscow next week for the William E Borah foundation event marking the outlawry of war. He is slated to address students at the inauguration ceremony.
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Sues
Aimee
Associated Press
Myrtle H. St. Pierre
West Hollywood
Aimee McPherson
David L. Hutton
South
Jay
Legion Post
Brookhart
Pamel
Baldwin
the Tribune
Will Rogers
Tribune
Herndon
Seattle
Gale
Cape Erimo
Samushiro
OSL
Lindberghs
Beautyquest
Nadine Dore
Los Angeles
United States
Canada
Mexico
John Nugent
Burlington
George C. Cary
St. Johnsbury
Maple Sugar King
Cary
Raymond Bernstein
Irving Milberg
Harry Keywell
Harry Fleisher
Purple Gang
Harry S. Toy
Collingwood Avenue
Shipping Board
Diamond Line
Black Diamond Steamship Corporation of
Wilmington
Del
Newcastle County
Ross
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