Former Idaho revenue chief dies in Los Angeles
Evan Evans 77 longtime Idaho collector of internal revenue died at his daughter's home in Los Angeles after a heart attack. A Grangeville resident, he served as Republican state chairman and on the state board of education, and led internal revenue from 1921 to 1933. Funeral Sunday at 11 in Grangeville under Masonic auspices with honorary pallbearers including Senator Borah and several judges and local officials.
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Cuban troops ordered out amid Cuban civil conflict
President Ramon Grau San Martin announced his resignation would be decided by political factions backing his government as Cuba faced civil war. Captain Blas Hernandez, known as the Cuban Bandino, led rebels with about 100 to 300 armed followers in Camaguey province, after taking up arms following talks with opposition leader General Mendieta.
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A P Members to Aid in Election
Associated Press newspaper members will cooperate to cover Idaho repeal election returns quickly. Each paper gathers county reports, distributes results locally, and forwards to Boise for tabulation and statewide compilation on the AP leased wire. Experienced correspondents collect county data for timely final tabulations on repeal or continued prohibition.
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Labor trouble strikes spread across industry
The Associated Press reports strikes broadening the industrial picture with workers from Brockton shoe plants to Pennsylvania coal miners and New Jersey silk workers. Senator Wagner urges peace and mutual concessions as coal code awaits miners’ action while Iowa miners end their walkout and a 5000 teamsters strike looms in New York threats over hours pay and union recognition.
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Iowa
Former Pocatellan Seeks Damages in Pig Theft Suit
William K. Donnell, once living in Pocatello Idaho, sues Market Street Railway and its attorneys in San Francisco for 100000 damages. He alleges they falsely charged him with stealing eight pigs from N. A. Martin’s ranch near Pocatello years ago to discredit him as a witness in a San Francisco girl’s injury case against the Street Railway.
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Wheeler family departs Glasgow for Washington after car overturn
Senator Burton K. Wheeler and his relatives, who halted in Glasgow for days to recover from injuries when their car overturned, left for Williston North Dakota and will drive on to Washington.
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Mysterious murder probes in Bancroft sheep camp
Sheriff M J Rossiter investigates the slaying of William Orgill 45 a Bancroft sheepherder found at Pebble creek camp with injuries and a gun between his legs. Questions focus on who transported Orgill from Bancroft and why six men who knew him are being examined.
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Clark Paulsen
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Goda Springs
Topeka Senators Stop St. Joseph in pennant decider
In Topeka Kansas on September 19 the Topeka Senators halted the St. Joseph Saints in the Western league playoff series with a 1 to 0 victory at home behind Gene Schott three-hit pitching. The series shifts back to St. Joseph for game five.
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Doctor’s rail journey to Iowa ends with leg break
Dr H J Bhar shaug of Los Angeles fell from a freight car in Salt Lake City while traveling to Iowa to meet his wife. He was admitted to General Hospital in good condition with a broken leg after the incident.
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H. J. Bharshaug
Los Angeles
Iowa
General Hospital
New Pastor Loses Suspenders in Jonesboro Church
In Jonesboro Arkansas Rev Doc Applegate faced attack by 15 to 20 women from the Jeffers faction as he attempted to preach at the Jonesboro Baptist tabernacle. They seized him tore off suspenders and part of his shirt and expelled him leaving his suspenders and Bible behind. Crowley remains tabernacle pastor while Jeffers faction controls the building and Sharp has been chosen pastor in an election Crowley says was illegal.
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Fla
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Retail price control moves into NRA picture
Washington date line notes retail price control overtaking soft coal as NRA’s priority. Hugh S. Johnson pushes a master charter to bind all retail trades under a single fair competition code with a target retail price 10 percent above costs. Roosevelt’s coal code becomes effective October 2, after edits.
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Roosevelt Remains Away From Desk on Doctor Orders
President Roosevelt stayed away from his desk again under doctors orders due to a slight fever. A cold at home yesterday cleared but a fractional temperature prompted Lieut. Com. Ross T. McIntire to advise rest as the nation awaits his return.
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Idaho Democrats Urge Strong Support For Repeal Effort
Telegram sent to Joseph L. Burton from T A Walters the state Democratic chairman urges Bannock county committeeman to back Idaho in the repeal column. The message says a large repeal majority is victory and calls for wholehearted cooperation.
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Bannock County
Democratic
Washington, D. C
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T. A. Walters
Registration figures climb at University
With 405 new students taking preliminary examinations Monday, a record enrollment this year at the University Branch was predicted. Registration has grown since its conversion seven years ago from the Idaho Technical Institute. Frazier Hall centers activities as students complete schedules for the opening of classes Thursday. Registration closes Wednesday. Acting Executive Dean E. J. Baldwin succeeds the late John R. Dyer and leads the southern branch toward higher scholastic achievement. Dr. Baldwin, former director of letters and science, is trusted by faculty and students. Students will attend a faculty music recital tonight and the all school mixer later this week. Idaho weather: increasing clouds tonight, unsettled Wednesday, no temperature change.
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Oklahoma City Kidnap Trial Opens in Lindbergh Case
U S District Attorney Herbert Ko Hye outlined the government case against Charles Urschel’s abduction by a gang led by Harvey Bailey and Albert Bates. The Department charges 11 defendants with the July 2 1933 kidnapping and a $200 000 ransom in a landmark Lindbergh era trial in Oklahoma City.
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Herbert Ko Hye
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Armon
Drys Seek Rural Support in Idaho Election Fight
Weather aided turnout in Pocatello and Bannock County as Idaho votes on repealing the eighteenth amendment. Polls opened at 8 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m with expectations of early returns. Congressman Coffin urged repeal amid a strong drive by rural Allied Drys in Pocatello led by Reverend.
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Idaho Repeal Vote Shows Wet Support in Pocatello Precincts
Reported results from Idaho counties show early wet support in Pocatello with approximate 4 to 1 votes in favor of repeal while other areas including Idaho Falls Boise Caldwell indicate light turnouts and mixed dry versus repeal expectations. No final tallies available at press time.
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Repeal Vote Call From Tribune Journal
Election results from local and state races will be relayed tonight by The Tribune Journal editorial staff. Downtown crowds will hear updates via a megaphone and readers may call 124 for results. polls close at 7 and returns expected after 8.
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Movie Career of Utah Girl Ends Before It Began
Salt Lake City news reports that 13 year old Helda Shepard left home with $26 and her mother's jewelry to seek Hollywood. A neighbor spotted her on a STEER yesterday and alerted police after she failed to depart promptly.
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Giants Clinch Thirteenth NL Pennant On Phillies Split
The New York Giants clinched their 13th National League pennant as the Phillies beat Pittsburgh 3 2 in the second game of a double header, eliminating the last team with mathematical hopes. In a separate action, the Yankees won both ends of a double header from the White Sox 10 1 and 10 3 to prolong the American League race.
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Will Rogers Wives The Tribune
Beverly Hills California September 19 The writer notes quarrels in his business and shares a playful anecdote from a movie scene where he meets an Osage. He recalls Osage oil wealth and jokes about French gold and future enjoyment, signing as Will.
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Idaho faces eighteenth amendment vote in election
In Boise on September 19 the state weighs repeal versus prohibition as voters prepare to decide Idaho’s stance on the eighteenth amendment. Early returns show light turnout. projections vary with repeal backers claiming a two to one edge while prohibition leaders forecast a slim, though decisive, statewide win. Local counties and cities are cited as swing factors with southeast counties favored by repeal and northern wet counties offsetting.
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Asher B. Wilson
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Coast police seek slayer
Hollywood investigators hunt a killer who stabbed 41 year old film stunt man William T. Dodson nearly a dozen times in a street assault outside his Hollywood apartment. Detectives say the murder appears planned and tied to an earlier altercation at a Mexican restaurant. Dodson, a retired Navy chief petty officer, was slain as he watched from a rooftop before the fatal attack.
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Postmasters May Accept Gold Collar Buttons for Mail
The Treasury and Post Office announce postmasters may export gold items such as collar buttons and shirt studs without prior approval. They note gold content is a small percentage of value and shipments must not be for selling gold abroad. ensure articles are not being sent to exploit the gold embargo.
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