Nominees Open Campaign at Magic City
In Twin Falls Idaho C A Bottolfsen speaker of the Idaho house and lieutenant governor candidate and Dr S W McClure former secretary of the National Wool Growers association spoke to over 100 at the Park hotel. Bottolfsen outlined rising state debt and taxes and urged sacrifice to cut state government expenses by at least 25 percent in line with the Republican platform.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Parties Make Little Change Since Meeting
Washington dispatch notes that the presidential race shows few shifts since the party conventions. Maine’s outcome unsettled Republicans and encouraged Democrats while farm relief, Roosevelt topeka speech, Fogelsville stop by Vice President Curtis, and a large American Legion bonus vote push the campaign forward. President Hoover meets with campaign captains as Mills reports no additional speeches planned.
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Washington
Maine
Roosevelt
Topeka
Fogelsville
Curtis
American Legion
Hoover
Mills
Salt Lake City
West
Missing Idahoan Believed Found
In Oklahoma City police and Leslie Swan of the Indiana Shrine temple sought to identify Presley Horne Jr 25 of Boise Idaho as an amnesia victim viewed in Oklahoma City A photo matched a man missing since August 22 and his abandoned Boise car was found near Ogallala Nebraska authorities and Horne’s father pursued Masonic and insurance records to confirm identity.
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Oklahoma City
Presley Horne, Jr
Boise
Idaho
Leslie Swan
Recorder of
Horne
Idaho asks Roosevelt ten questions on farming and policy
The Pocatello Tribune presents a frank wish list for President Roosevelt during his Idaho visit. The questions probe national planning in agriculture, reorganizing the Agriculture Department, tax relief for farms, tariffs on crops, cooperative marketing, sugar tariffs, and the impact on rural life, plus stance on the farmers’ bonus and broader economic cure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Bannock County
Topeka
Republican Party
Pocatello
American Legion
Roosevelt
Portland
Mr. Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Mr Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
University to Open Monday at Ida Ho Southern Branch
Plans were completed for the Ida Ho Southern Branch opening with a first semester schedule and registration outlined at a Saturday faculty meeting. New students face 9 am English exam, 11 am assembly, and 1 30 pm psychology exam Monday.
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University of Idaho Southern Branch
J. R. Dyer
Maxine Koon
University of Washington
Charleton G. Laird
Columbia University
Ralph Rowell
University of Denver
T. R. Neilson
H. C. Goggins
E. J. Baldwin
Division of Letters and Science
Borah Accepts Grange Invitation for Fair Day
Senator William E. Borah accepted an invitation from the Grange to be a special guest at the fair during Grange day on September 28 in Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
William E. Borah
The
Grange
Idaho Weather Outlook Sunday and Monday
Generally fair weather dominates Idaho on Sunday and Monday with a cooler southern area and unsettled conditions in the southeast portion. Persistent high pressure gives way to increasing clouds and possible light showers in the southeast as a cooler air mass filters in from the south.
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Idaho
Stock Exchange Named in Suit over Unit Stock Plan
New York stock exchange and over 40 officials are sued for 21 million dollars by Pirnie Simons and Company Brokers. Plaintiffs accuse Richard Whitney and Warren Nash along with governing committee members of boycotting and blacklisting a portfolio plan that sold several shares as a unit.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Pirnie, Simons and Company
Richard Whitney
The
Stock Exchange
Warren D. Nash
State to Accept Bank Receivers’ Certificates for Tuition
Boise, Sept 17 The attorney general ruled the board of education may accept receivers certificates of deposits in defunct banks to pay tuition at the University of Idaho and other state schools. Commissioner Vincent said about 150 students are affected. The opinion approves the certificates but warns against illegal tuition fees.
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Boise
Board of Education
University of Idaho
W. D. Vincent
Commissioner of Education
Damages Cheyenne Tribune Plant From Early Fire
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the third floor of the Cheyenne Tribune building in Cheyenne Wyoming early today.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Tribune
Hoover Confers With Mills and Hurley in White House
President Hoover spent most of the day in lengthy talks with Secretary Mills and Secretary Hurley at the White House. Mills plans five stump speeches for Hoover while Hurley reports on the American Legion meeting and west coast reception.
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Washington
Hoover
Mills
White House
Hurley
American Legion
Portland
Huron
South Dakota
Rapidan
Virginia Mountains
West Coast
Bannock County Fair and Rodeo Promoted by Noted Directors
C A Tyler of Idaho Falls announces the first Bannock county fair and rodeo to be held September 23 24 25 at the armory and county fair grounds north of Pocatello. Tyler reliable rodeo director 21 years will announce supervise and supervise the program aided by Bert Sibbett and local stars Elmo brothers Fort Hall Harry Hart and Tommy Cavanaugh. The Northwest wild west show aims to become a top annual event with top bucking horses and renowned riders from across the region.
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Pocatello
C. A. Tyler
Idaho Falls
Bannock County
Big New Armory
Tyler
Bert Sibbett
Soldier’s Field
Chicago
Sibbett
Elmo Brothers
Fort Hall
Frank
Lam
Daughters Born to Evans and Marshall Families
Daughters born on September 15 to Mr and Mrs Ivan Evans and to Mr and Mrs Cliff Marshall. Mrs Marshall and baby are at Lewiston Utah with her parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Archard.
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Blackfoot
The
Pocatello Tribune
Ivan Evans
Cliff Marshall
Marshall
Babe
Lewiston
Utah
Alvin Archard
Twin Falls men press court to rebalance RFC relief funds
Twin Falls county asks the supreme court to compel Governor Ross to distribute Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief money proportionally by need rather than by indiscriminate road and bridge projects. Commissioners Barnes Finch and Hart file the petition, noting $150000 of $300000 has already been certified, and seeking cause by October 10.
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Boise
Twin Falls County
Supreme Court
Ross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
James L. Barnes
FE. J. Finch
George R. Hart
Finance Corporation
Dorothy Millette Funeral Held After Paul Bern Death
Five women three newspapermen and the public administrator attended the last rites for Dorothy Millette in Sacrament o. Millette former common law wife of Penn and reportedly followed Paul Bern in death by her own action. Coroner Garlick said no relatives or friends had contacted him and he received a telegram from Mendel Silberberg directing funeral arrangements and billing.
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Sacramento
Dorothy Millette
Paul Bern
Penn
James Garlick
College football finals across the West and South
California beats Stanford 6 to 0 in Berkeley while San Francisco Olympic Club loses 6 0. Texas Christian defeats North Texas State Teachers 14 2 in Fort Worth. Texas Tech dominates Oklahoma Panhandle A M 44 0 in Lubbock. Oregon State 19 Gonzaga 16 in Spokane. South Dakota U 25 Dakota Wesleyan 0 in Vermillion. California clocks Navy 13 0 in Berkeley. William and Mary beats Roanoke 6 0 in Williamsburg.
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Palo Alto
Stanford
San Francisco Olympic Club
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
North Texas State Teachers’ College
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Tech
Oklahoma Panhandle A. & M
Spokane
Oregon State
Gonzaga
Sewanee Tenn
U. of South
Middle Tennessee Teachers
Vermillion
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Berkeley
West Coast Navy
California
Williamburg
Roanoke
William and Mary
Governor Ross claim sparks Republican rebuke
Twin Falls reports R P Parry labels the governor's assertion of a 485000 tax saving as grandstand. Parry accuses the governor of swearing to the federal government that the state had no money to secure a 300000 destitution loan, with 75000 for a north Idaho bridge.
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Twin Falls
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
R. P. Parry
Republican State Committee
Parry
North Idaho
Twin Falls Pays Big Highway Bill
Twin Falls highway district pays off a 1,250,000 bond at 125,000 yearly and makes its fourth annual payment next April. It levies 86 cents per 100 valuation for 1932, a reduction from 1.30 last year.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls Highway
Springer Elected Idaho Medical Association President-Elect
Dr John Springer of Boise was named president elect at the Idaho State Medical Association meeting with Dr Harold Stone of Boise re elected secretary treasurer The passing president will be Dr E N Roberts next summer Yellowstone Park hosts a joint gathering of Idaho Washington Wyoming and Montana medical groups.
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John Springer
Boise
Harold Stone
Idaho State Medical Association
E. N. Roberts
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
Suspect Held to Answer in Bombing Case
The Volkmeier home bombing case shifts to Utah cities as officers chase the backers. Floyd Sandusky, 26, charged with bombing, arraigned and bound over to district court on $5000 bond. Isaac McDougall says statements implicate Sandusky. Arthur McDowall may be involved. a second unnamed man questioned.
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Volkmeier
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
A. E. Volkmeijer
Floyd Sandusky
E. G. Houde
Justice of the Peace
Isaac McDougall
Sandusky
Arthur McDowall
Luffy O'Dow
O'Dow
O’dow
Three Officers Held for Murder in Jail Death
In Pekin Illinois three Tazewell county deputy sheriffs C O Skinner Ernest L Fleming and Frank Lee were indicted for manslaughter after Martin Virant died September 1 in his jail cell. A Chicago pathologist said Virant died from injuries and shock inflicted by others while physicians noted hangman marks on his neck.
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Pekin
Ill
Tazewell County
William D. McNally
Chicago
Martin Virant
Virant
C. O. Skinner
Ernest L. Fleming
Frank Lee
Child Run Ends After Run-In With Truck
In Smithfield Utah Ron Lars Toolson 11 died in a hospital from injuries after Thursday collision with a Logan driver Austin Pond. Sheriff Jeff Stowell said investigation to follow. Toolson reportedly jumped from a hay wagon and ran into the street near his home.
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Smithfield
Utah
Ron Lars Toolson
Austin Pond
Logan
Jeff Stowell
Roosevelt Train to Stop in Pocatello at 9 25 PM
Democratic Idaho chairman T A Walters announced Roosevelt’s western campaign train will stop in Pocatello for 30 minutes at 9 25 PM tomorrow night before continuing to Butte Montana and the northwest. Departure times vary with railroad schedules and until Saturday details remain uncertain.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pocatello
Harrison Avenue
Roosevelt
John A. Carver
Salt Lake City
Idaho
T. A. Walters
Butte
Mont
Northwest
Walters
Idaho Falls
Taxpayers Seek State Tax Cuts and Education Reform
Twelve resolutions adopted by the Southeastern Idaho Taxpayers organization call for immediate tax relief and cost reductions in state government. The group seeks abolition of the state education commissioner’s office, cuts in department salaries, consolidation of Boise departments, and reliance on self funding to reduce general fund use. They also oppose new indebtedness for buildings and highways without necessity.
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Southeastern Idaho Taxpayers’ Organization
Bert Ruud
Idaho Pals
Boise
General Fund
Independent Party Endorses Hoover in Yale Area
An independent Republican party formed in New Haven endorses President Hoover and calls for retention of all prohibition laws. Prof. Milton Conover of Yale is nominated for U S senator against Bingham and Lonergan. Conover is described as a dry counterpart to Bingham, while electors align with the Republican slate despite issues.
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New Haven
Conn
Hoover
Milton Conover
Yale
United States
Bingham
Augustine Lonergan
Conover
Irving Fisher
Fair Sunday and Monday Weather Outlook
A cooler trend is expected Sunday across northern and eastern portions with calmer conditions improving on Monday. The advisory notes comfortable temperatures and light winds, with no precipitation reported in the readable text.
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Aevianltuna
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Pocatello Show
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Barnes
Millette
Calif
University of California
Detroit
Sarah Jane Garner
John Nance Garner
J. T. Meers
Missoula
Lolo Canyon
Lolo
Bitter Root
China
O. O. Haga
North Pa Cifie Grain Growers’ Association
Springer
Idaho Medical
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