Hoover campaign to mount strongest effort for election
Republican leaders in Washington announced a stronger effort for Hoover’s reelection built on the president’s acceptance speech. A three hour White House meeting with Sanders Mills and Hurley outlined a vigorous speaking campaign through November with plans for possible west coast trips.
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Washington
Hoover
Maine
White House
Sanders
Republican National Committee
Mills
Hurley
West Coast
Chicago
Thert
Pickets Block Produce Route in Worthington
Picket action by Nobles county farmers blocks highways into Worthington Minnesota with improvised tools. Sheriff rescue frees S V Calvin and his sheep as about 300 men patrol routes seeking higher prices. In Sioux City Iowa a coordinated farm war urges withholding livestock and grain until costs are met with a date set for next Wednesday.
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Worthington
Minn
Eldon Rowe
Albert Levine
S. V. Calvin
Here
Calvin
M. B. Miller
Nobles County
State Farmers’ Holiday Association
Sioux City
Midwest
Enrollment Up at University of Idaho Southern Branch
A ten percent rise in enrollment is indicated by English entrance exam turnout at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Over 50 students more took the exam, with 784 attendees this semester. Registration runs 8:30 to Wednesday evening, classes start Thursday, and a student assembly followed the English test with music and talks by Dean Dyer, Dean of Women Gertrude Bryce, and others. Professors and staff noted many students are finding jobs, but more are needed.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Aing
Bean J. R. Dyer
Eckat Ips
Music Department
Dean Dyer
Gertrude Bryce
Donald Kissane
S. H. Masters
T. R. Nielson
Horne Leaves to Return His Son
Presley F. Horne of Caldwell travels to Oklahoma City to reclaim his son Presley F. Horne Jr. an amnesia victim found in Oklahoma City after disappearing from Boise on August 22. The son, a Boise insurance collector, left home with his wife and child, later abandoning his car in Ogallala Nebraska before seeking aid to identify himself.
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Presley F. Horne
Caldwell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Presley F. Horne, Jr
Young Horne
Mountain Home
Ogallala
Neb
Horne
Baseball scores and line scores for today’s games
National Boston versus New York and other results show multiple innings totals. Detroit and Chicago posted distinct scores with pitchers like Kline and Grove contributing in key innings. Four games were held, with early totals noted and line scores indicating final outcomes.
Bolivia offers truce to end Chaco fighting
Bolivia proposes a cease fire if Paraguay accepts. The government says it will halt hostilities immediately and reports gains at Fort Boqueron after a 10 day battle. An official communique notes Bolivian infantry and cavalry broke the circle around the fort.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
Fort Boqueron
Idaho Supreme Court Opens With Four Cases on Docket
The Idaho Supreme Court opened with four cases including Fred Copenbarger of Twin Falls appealing a 10 to 20 year second degree murder sentence. William Fox and J L McCarroll appeal life sentences for Gerald Clark’s murder at Newdale on July 25 1931. Others include Blaine County Investment Co v Mays Little Lost River water case O S L v Berg Power County Johnson v Young. Court adjourns Saturday with Chief Justice T Bailey Lee and Justices Albert Budge Raymond L Givens B Varian Robert D Leeper. Clay Koelsch clerk.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Fred Copenbarger
Twin Falls
William Fox
J. L. McCarroll
Gerald Clark
Newdale
Blaine County Investment Company
Mays
Butte County
Little Lost River
O. S. L. Railroad
Berg
Bannock
Power County
Johnson
Young
T. Bailey Lee
Albert Budge
Raymond L. Givens
Bertram Varian
Robert D. Leeper
Clay Koelsch
Beet Grinding to Start Soon in Utah Idaho Sugar Plan
Salt Lake City Sept 19 AP factories of the Utah Idaho Sugar company will begin beet grinding about October 1 and be in full operation by mid month. Willard T Cannon general manager said financing for the 1932 crop through New York bankers covers about 8 million dollars to manufacture and pay farmers for beets. Contracts cover 80 000 acres. growers to receive over 3 million dollars in November deliveries with 2 million to Utah Idaho farmers. November payments set for December 15. Total output estimated at 6 million bags with 12 million dollars spent.
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Salt Lake City
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Willard T. Cannon
New York
Utah-Idaho Company
Utah
Idaho
Utah Sugar Companies
Roosevelt visits Idaho as court weighs Ross funds suit
Twin Falls county seeks to force Governor Ross to distribute 300000 emergency funds equitably among Idaho counties rather than funding bridges and highways. supreme court opens in Pocatello with preliminary action likely. petition asks why the governor should not change his allocation method by October 12.
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Twin Falls
Ross
Supreme Court
Pocatello
Sandpoint
Lincoln
Courbon
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ross insists he must handle funds for relief
Governor C B Ross declared he will not accept distributing the 300000 relief fund on any basis he deems improper. He argues Twin Falls county’s claim is untenable and that the money should be spent where most needed, including charitable relief, with labor requirements on road projects and state supervision.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Twin Falls County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Twin Falls
Roosevelt in Montana town proclamation rally
Governor Roosevelt spoke to a crowd of several hundred in Butte, Montana, at the Silver Bow county courthouse, urging a multi-faceted approach to mining industry recovery. He tied the cure to a sound currency and the campaign pledge of progress, while noting the era’s tough mining mood and urging unity.
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Walter T. Brown
Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Silver Bay County Court House
Anaconda
Topeka
Pacific
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Roosevelt
Court House
8. Murry
SCORE EVEN IN GANG WARFARE IN OKLAHOMA
In Muskogee Oklahoma six people died during a violent weekend as lawmen hunted highwaymen blamed for the slaying of Susie Sharp. Deputies Flippin and McGinnis were killed, and two suspects, Carlisle and Troy Love, died in Cookson hills while Bud McClain also fell amid the firefight that claimed Deputy Reece earlier.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Susie Sharp
Flippin
Claremore
Webster Reece
Cookson Hills
Andrew McGinnis
Carlisle
Troy Love
Bud McClain
Reece
Northwest farmers press for RF C wheat sale to China
More than 300 cooperative growers from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington urged the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to finance a sale of 20 million bushels of northwest wheat to the Chinese government. The farmers spoke for nearly all local cooperatives tied to North Pacific Grain Growers Inc. in the region.
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Spokane
Wash
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc
Northwest Regional Marketing Unit
Ogden Woman's Body Found in Utah Police Seek Suspect
The body of Eunice Plain, a 21 year old divorcee from Utah, was found after a shooting in Ogden. Authorities say Amasa Hammon is a person of interest and investigation continues with security and forensics teams gathering evidence.
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Ogden
Utah
Telford
Eunice Plain
Asty
Farm Prices Lead Gains in Wholesale Index August
Farm products showed the strongest rise in the labor department’s wholesale price index, August at 65.2 versus July 64.5. Of 784 commodities, 213 rose, 135 fell, 436 unchanged. farm products up 2 percent month over month with gains in barley corn rye wheat calves poultry eggs cotton hay and peanuts. Decreases occurred in oats cows hogs fresh apples lemons oranges leaf tobacco and onions.
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Washington
Labor Department
McKee orders closure of three Times Square burlesque houses
New York Mayor Joseph V. McKee announced the closure of three burlesque theatres in Times Square. He cited moral concerns and declining neighborhood real estate values, saying he had not seen the performances. The decision followed talks with Licenses Commissioner James F. Geraghty who led the investigations.
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New York
Joseph V. McKee
Times Square
McKee
New York City
James F. Geraghty
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers comments on a two week forest fire in California and its political impact. He notes France's disarmament stance after Germany’s conference exit and criticizes railroads for seeking aid while failing to compete with buses and trucks. He signs off from Santa Monica.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Hoover
France
Germany
Will Rogers
Roosevelt Addresses Large Pocatello Crowd On Campaign Tour
Frank Delano Roosevelt, New York governor and Democratic nominee for president, spoke to a several thousand strong southern Idaho audience in Pocatello. The event featured national figures like Walsh Pittman Farley and ended with James Roosevelt delivering the closing remarks. Governor Ross joined the delegation as the party pursued support across Idaho.
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Frank Delano Roosevelt
New York
Pocatello
Idaho
Caldwell
Ashton
Short Line
Roosevelt
Washington
Salt Lake City
United States
William H. King
Utah
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Key Pittman
Nevada
James A. Farley
Frank C. Walker
Walsh
Chicago
King
Pittman
Farley
C. Ben Ross
James Roosevelt
T. A. Walters
Ross
L. J. Schnabel
Union Pacific plan given ok for unification
Examiner Thomas F Sullivan recommended the Interstate Commerce Commission approve Union Pacific to take over full control of the Oregon Short Line Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Los Angeles Salt Lake and St Joseph Grand Island railways The plan aims to save about 600000 yearly by eliminating inter company accounting and reports but workers fear job losses Union Pacific expects to employ about 60 percent of the five lines accounting staff
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Washington
Thomas F. Sullivan
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad System
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway Company
Robot shoots its inventor in Brighton demonstration
At an electrical exhibition in Brighton Alpha the mechanical man created by Harry May fired during cartridge insertion. May’s hand was burned by the premature discharge. the robot had already injured him twice before. The inventor could not explain the cause without a spectator’s remark affecting the mechanism.
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Brighton
England
Alpha
Harry May
May
Mayo specialist Adson critically ill in Ogden
Dr Alfred W Adson chief brain surgeon for the Mayo brothers hospital in Rochester Minn is critically ill with pneumonia in Ogden Utah his condition improving slight according to Dr Walter Alverez Mrs Adson has arrived and Dr Willis Lemon Mayo lung specialist is en route An oxygen tent provided by the Ogden hospital was used while awaiting a San Francisco sent tent
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Ogden
Alfred W. Adson
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Walter Alverez
Adson
Willis Lemon
Mayo
San Francisco
Utah State Medical Association
Alverez
Utah City
Cloudy Forecast Hints Mixed Weather Tonight and Tuesday
A brief forecast notes cloudy conditions tonight with scattered showers in the northern portion and lighter rain toward the western areas. Tuesday outlook remains overcast with cooler temperatures and patchy precipitation chances.
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Utah
Three States Vote Tuesday In Tight Primary Field
Primary campaigns close today in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin Tomorrow's ballot will end most intra party contests for congressional and gubernatorial nominations Prohibition figures appear prominently in eastern states Wisconsin votes will test Lafollette and anti Lafollette wings of the GOP After these contests only party conventions and run offs remain before November election
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Wisconsin
Rhode Island
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