Cuba crisis eases as Grau San Martin seeks peaceful exit
Provisional Cuban President Ramon Grau San Martin told foreign press the revolution’s goals matter more than who holds office and predicted a solution by afternoon. Labor unrest and U S. pressure shadow Havana as 8,000 protesters denounce Sumner Welles amid an ongoing power struggle at the top.
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Cuba
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Borah Declines to Comment on Idaho Repeal Vote
Senator William E. Borah, a long time prohibitionist, said the people are on the way to the polls and declined to issue a statement on Idaho's repeal question. He arrived too late to participate in the campaign that ends tonight. Governor Ross also declined to issue a pre election statement and said he had already voted absentee in Pocatello.
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Boise
William E. Borah
Idaho
Ross
Pocatello
Trial opens for Moose officials
A federal jury was sworn in New York to try United States Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania on lottery charges. Co defendant is Theodore G. Miller head of the propagation department of the Loyal Order of Moose. Davis faced a prior mistrial after an earlier trial and a postponed start due to post appendectomy complications.
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United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Theodore G. Miller
Propagation Department of the Loyal Order of Moose
Coal Code Signed by Roosevelt for Bituminous Industry
President Roosevelt signed the long sought code for the bituminous coal industry late today, marking a major step in regulating coal production and labor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross predicts Idaho relief plan boosts work for unemployed
Governor Ross announces a cooperative relief program with Idaho state counties and federal funds. He says the effort aims at about one million dollars for labor on road projects and county relief lists with no red tape and direct payment to eligible workers.
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Boise
Idaho
Ross
Relief Administration
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica letter from Will Rogers critiques sob sisters in trials and laments diplomacy and battleships dragging the U S into Cuba. He jokes about trading lives for sugar and calls for reform in public policy and press attitudes.
Offiers of Opinion Bancroft Man Slain One Held
The Bancroft murder case centers on William Orgill a 45 year old man found dead at a sheep camp near Bancroft Investigating officers report Orgill was last seen at the Toolson hotel on Tuesday and note found to a Magna Utah woman hints at self destruction A coroner's inquest was set as Frank Stewart detained and Orgill’s body is in Coroner Arthur Hall's care
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William Orgill
Bannock County
Orgill
Es Ly
Frank Stewart
Bancroffeghees
Stewart
Arthur Hall
Bannock
Magna
Utah
Lee Taylor
Taylor
Toolson
Sinclair to Launch Intensive Newspaper Advertising Campaign
Sinclair Refining company announced the most intensive advertising campaign ever undertaken by the firm. A Sinclair official said newspapers will carry the bulk of the company's sales messages to the public, employing more newspaper advertisements than in any prior sales drive.
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New York
Sinclair Refining Company Today
Sinclair
Hoover and wife pass Cheyenne en route to Chicago
Former President Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Hoover traveled through Cheyenne this morning on their way to Chicago. Railroad officials reported Hoover had instructions not to be disturbed and would grant no interviews. The Hoover party did not disembark in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Fair Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
A brief weather note indicates fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with unsettled skies in the southeast and cooler nights.
Hurricane Death Toll Rises Across Northeast and Atlantic
The storm killed 59 people in the Northeastern states and left thousands homeless. Fourteen dead in the Atlantic coastal region, heavy damage in Massachusetts, and Barnegat light endangered. In Nova Scotia and Tampico area, 45 dead, 6,000 homeless, and 150 injured reported as rescue efforts deploy. Boston reports washed out roads and damaged crops with fair weather returning offshore.
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San Luis Potosi
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New England
Idaho Ballots On Prohibition Question In Bannock County Election
Bannock County voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide whether Idaho should repeal the eighteenth amendment by ratifying the twenty first or keep the eighteenth by voting against ratification. Twenty one candidates are listed with polling hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and volunteers and polling places supplied due to no election funds. The ticket includes For Ratification led by J H Peterson and Against Ratification led by Walter Newcomb and J Wiley Sessions, with named candidates and judges across Pocatello precincts from No 1 to No 13 and Alameda.
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Bannock
Idaho
New Mexico
Pocatello
J. H. Peterson
Walter Newcomb
J. Wiley Sessions
Repeal Polling Places Listed
A list details polling sites by precincts from 1 to 13 with locations such as South Grant Memorial Building LDS halls St Josephs hall Third ward church Alameda City hall and several street addresses including South Fifth East Center and East Walnut for the voting locations.
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Memorial Building
South Arthur
South Fifth
Sixth Ward L.D.S. Church
East Center
Alameda City Hall
East Walnut
Armed Guards Fill Court As Trial Starts
In Oklahoma City on September 18 the first panel of 12 jurors was called to the witness stand for the kidnapping trial of Harvey Bailey and 11 others accused in the Urschel abduction. Bailey and Bates, handcuffed, were escorted to the iron bull pen as Judge Vaught led jurors through qualification questions. Assistant U.S. Attorney General Keenan warned that any lawyer taking ransom money would face federal prosecution.
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Harvey Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Millionaire
Bailey
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon
Armon
Federal Tower
Baseball scores from American League and National League games
Detroit and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with late runs shaping the scores. Chicago and New York battled in a nine inning pair while Cleveland, Boston and Pittsburgh contests produced varied final tallies and key pitching appearances.
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New York
Testie
Berry
Ruffing
Idaho Wets Predicted To Win By Two To One In State Vote
Boise experts forecast repeal support in tomorrow's election with estimates ranging from 75,000 to over 100,000 voters. McCracken cites a two to one repeal tilt, while Healy projects about 45,000 for repeal and 30,000 against. Delegates to the constitutional convention will be chosen with repeal lines guiding nominations and ballots.
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Weather Bureau
Robert M. McCracken
Idaho Allied Drys
William Healy
Repeal
McCracken
Idaho
Ross
NAMES DRAWN FOR ELK SHOOT
Boise reports 150 hunters will be drawn from 175 applicants this afternoon for a 10 day elk hunt at the Pocatello game preserve starting September 25. The state game department limits to 150 bulls and returns the $10 deposits to 25 losers. The preserve, stocked 15 years ago with Wyoming elk, is overstocked and needing elimination to protect crops.
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Pocatello
Idaho
State Game Department
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Amos H. Eckert
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