Typhoon Roars Across Japan Killing Hundreds
AP reports a powerful typhoon sweeping central and western Japan left at least 60 dead and over 4 200 injured with hundreds missing. Osaka and Kyoto bore the brunt as winds reaching 120 mph caused widespread destruction and large-scale homeless sheltering under Army aid.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Angabaka
Nagano
Kyoto
Nagasaki
Tokushima
Tottori
Wakayama
Gifu
Aichi
Yamanashi
Osaki
Osake
Robbers Take 40200 From City Bank Branch
Three men robbed the Corn Exchange Bank and Trust Co. on Avenue D and Tenth Street in New York. They slugged porter John Kane, 35, unconscious and fled in a car with about 40200 in cash. Branch manager Edward Renehan was forced to surrender a money bag. The suspected getaway car was later found abandoned at 18th Street and Second Avenue.
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New York
Corn Exchange Bank and Trust Company
Avenue D
Tenth Street
John Kane
Edward Renehan
18Th Street
Second Avenue
No Charges Pending Against Blomgren
County prosecutor says no charges pending against Blomgren the former state aeronautics engineer deposed in a complaint. Governor Ross had asked Blomgren to resign but gave no reason. Blomgren cites irregularities in submitting reinforcement expense claims and says there is no new proof to justify a complaint.
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Martin
Ata An . Ee County
Atternee
Blomgren
Ross
Mishandled Panhandling Incident in Santo MN
Fragmentary report notes a mishandled panhandling incident in Santo MN involving a person named George Keng. Details are unclear due to illegible OCR text.
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Santo
George Keng
Roosevelt Urges Immediate Return to Textile Work
President Roosevelt calls for an immediate end to the cotton textile strike and urges both workers and manufacturers to return to work and cooperate. He endorses the special board of inquiry led by Governor Winant and says the board may serve as an arbitration committee if both sides agree.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Special Board
Frances Perkins
Labor
Winant
Perkins
Special Inquiry Board For
Roosevelt
Third Party to Be on Ballot in Idaho
Socialist state secretary D. P. Donahue said the party will file fees in Boise on September 27 for at least two candidates and perhaps four. Remaining names to be written in at the polls. He denounces the filing fee law as unjust, arguing it burdens unemployed families and favors property owners.
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Idaho
D. P. Donahue
Boise
Donahue
Ahue
Dean twins no hit wins as Cardinals sweep Dodgers
Paul Dean hurled a no hit no run game in the second part of a doubleheader to back a 3 to 0 victory after St Louis earlier routed Brooklyn 13 to 0 behind Dizzy Deans three hit performance. The no hitter was the first in the majors since 1931 and the first in the National League since 1929. Dean walked Len Koenecke in the first inning then retired the Dodgers in order rest of the way, briefly threatening a perfect game. The double win narrows the New York Giants lead to three games.
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Brooklyn
Paul Dean
Dodgers
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Dean
Len Koenecke
New York Giant
St. Louis
J. Dean
Davis
Zachary Clark
Carroll
Beck
Lopez
P. Dean
Delancey
Benge and Lopes
Textile strike may end by tomorrow after board report
Washington reports indicate the United Textile Workers executive council to act on the president's mediation board report. Strike leaders view the report as an indictment of mill owners and hope all strikers are recalled without discrimination if manufacturers accept the board's recommendations. George A. Sloan urges mills to reopen as Roosevelt appeals for an end to the strike.
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Washington
Executive Council
United Textile Workers
Mediation Board
Executive’ Council
George A. Sloan
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Roosevelt
Sloan
Hagerman Farmer Faces Prison Term
Hagerman resident Pettingill 41 was sentenced to 7 to 20 years in Idaho state prison after a trial in Eleventh district court for criminally attacking an 11 year old Twin Falls girl last August 8 on a melon selling trip to Murtaugh. The judge was William A. Babcock. The defendant’s parents wife and six year old daughter were present during the trial but absent for sentencing.
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Twin Falls
Pettingill
Hagerman
William A. Babcock
Eleventh District Court
Murtaugh
Babcock
Forest fires under control near Jackson Hole region
Forest fires that began earlier in the week in the Jackson Hole country and Blind Bull canyon along the boundary are reported under control. About 600 firefighters were on the Fall Creek blaze south of Mosquito Creek, and officials do not expect it to reignite.
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Jackson Hole
Blind Bull Canyon
Jackson
Fall Creek
Mosquito Creek
Sation
Timers Visit Dam on Utah Idaho Excursion
Five hundred Union Pacific old timers from Utah and Idaho will tour Boulder Dam on a five hour inspection. The group includes 150 Pocatello members and 300 Salt Lake City members, plus 30 Milford and 20 Provo members. They will join 200 Los Angeles club members at Las Vegas and return to Salt Lake City Monday night.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Utah
Idaho
Boulder Dam
A. G. Sims
Old Timers
Union Pacific Club
Pocatello
Milford
Provo
Sims
Las Vegas
Nev
Utah and Idaho Railroad
Los Angeles
Bancroft to Receive Visit for Bathing Beauty Event
Pocatello merchants organize a good will caravan to Bancroft for the Bathing Beauty revue September 26 to 28 with Miss Bancroft chosen by local business men. Delegation includes Steve Rhoads H H Wilson Paul Nash Tom West Nate Block in charge of caravans. McCammon promotes Miss Idaho title with prize donations.
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Pocatello
Bancroft
Miss Bancroft
Steve Rhoads
H. H. Wilson
Paul Nash
Tom West
Nate Block
Phillip Fever
Louise Livingston
McCammon
Miss Idaho
Pocatello Business Men
Lava Hot Springs
American Falls
Blackfoot
The
Chamber of Commerce
Grace
Stephan Raps Child Labor Boise
Frank L. Stephan of Twin Falls, Republican candidate for governor, pledged support for the proposed child labor amendment to the federal constitution. In a letter to W. B. Harris, secretary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Stephan said he would urge ratification and support the amendment if elected.
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Boise
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls
W.B. Harris
Pocatello
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Stephan
Utah Weather Pair Warmth Ahead This Weekend
Pair of weather updates indicate warmer air tonight and again Saturday. Forecasters expect rising temperatures with continued clear skies across northern and western Utah regions.
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Utah
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
A fragmented dispatch from London notes a correspondent recalling Will Rogers. The jumbled text hints at travel by boat and a call to head home to begin work, with stray slang about cowboys and a restless mood.
Pocatellans Use Housing Funds for Home Improvements
Residents of Pocatello show strong interest in the new Federal Housing program. Local banks have approved several loans for home improvements and more are under consideration. Banks have reduced the government rate from 9.72 percent to eight percent. A local investor plans remodeling to attract better tenants. A government booklet outlines how to apply for improvements and financing under the act.
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Pocatello
Hugh D McCosham
McCosham
Wholesale Co Is Sold Here to Western States Grocery
Announcement of the sale of Idaho Wholesale Grocery of Pocatello and its Idaho Falls branch to Western States Grocery Co effective October 1. The Idaho company, begun in 1909, lists J I Hill, W P McDonald, and J T Young in leadership as branches opened in Twin Falls and Burley, later sold, with McDonald remaining in Pocatello.
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Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Western States Grocery Company
J. I. Hill
W. P. McDonald
J. T. Young
Credit Department
Coffeyville Mercantile Company
Coffeyville
Kansas
Mr. Hill
Idaho
Oakland
California
West
Middlewest
W. P. McDonalds
South Seventh
McDonald
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
The
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Vc. T
No Yacht Race Is Held Today In Newport
Newspaperman reports that no race took place as Sopwiths Endeavour remained favored for the America s Cup though Rainbow and Fainbow Vanderbilts defender showed strong performance in recent lead around a leeward windward course. Sopwith requested a postponement after morning trouble with canvas and weather delays.
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Newport
R. I
T. O. M. Sopwith
Fainbow
Harold
Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Sopwith
Arrest trail: Hauptmann linked to Lindbergh ransom
A Bronx gas station purchase with a $10 gold certificate tied Bruno Richard Hauptmann to the Lindbergh ransom. Sept. 17 police traced the car, Sept. 19 detectives arrested him, Sept. 20 officers found the ransom stash in his garage. Police Commissioner O'Ryan confirmed Hauptmann in custody.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Hauptmann
O’ryan
Jassie
Lindbergh
Hauptmanns
Hans Heinzmann
Transfer of Lou Watson to Pocatello camp duties
Lou Watson of Pocatello Idaho district administrator for the Federal Relief Administration is reassigned to direct the Mink Creek transient camp near Pocatello. A. T. Springer is appointed acting administrator. The transient camp capacity expands to 250 men with quarters ready by October. The district covers Bannock Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Power Oneida Bingham counties. Horace Parker takes leave. Dean Miller becomes acting western district administrator and covers Elmore Owyhee Ada Boise Canyon Payette Valley Washington Gem Adams counties.
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Boise
Watson
Pocatello
Idaho
Federal Relief Administration
A. T. Springer
P. C. Meredith
Mink Creek
Elmore
Owyhee
Ada
Canyon
Payette
Valley
Washington, Gem
Adams Counties
Canada Kidnap Suspect Held After Surrender
David Meisner, tied to the John Labatt kidnapping, surrendered to Detroit detectives saying he was in Cincinnati at the time. He offered to produce witnesses to prove his innocence. Police and Ontario officers were also seeking Albert Pegram near Timmins, Ontario.
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Detroit
David Meisner
John Labatt
London
Ont
Brewer
Meisner
Cincinnati
John Hoffman
Special Investigation Squad
Hoffman
Albert Pegram
Fred W. Frahm
Hamar Gardner
Ontario
Pegram
Timmins
Noted Organist to Play This Evening
Frank W. Asper Salt Lake City L D 8 tabernacle organist will play a dedication recital at the L D 8 First ward chapel at 8 15 P M tonight Clifford Norton
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Frank W. Asper
Salt Lake City L. D
Tabernacle
L. D
First Ward
Clifford Norton
Hauptmann Extradition Sought In Lindbergh Case
New Jersey Governor Moore signs a warrant for Bruno Hauptmann to be extradited on homicide charges in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Hauptmann is held without bail on extortion charges as investigators compare handwriting on ransom notes to his documents. Police seek to connect the $13,750 ransom money found in his Bronx garage to Hauptmann, with efforts noting his past activity in Germany and illegal entry into the United States.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John J. Sullivan
Hauptmann
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Sullivan
Bronx
Isadore Fische
Fische
Germany
West Farms Court
Labor Department
Washington
Kamenz
United States
Mheniok
Jassie
Hopewell
Lindbergh
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