Railway Labor Group Objects to Wage Cuts
A Railway Labor Executive Association delegation at the White House opposed wage reductions for railroad workers. Led by A. F. Whitney the group urged Hoover to avoid cuts and cited the need to maintain living standards to sustain economic recovery, rejecting a proposed 10 percent wage cut.
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Washington
Railway Labor Executive Association Today
Hoover
A. F. Whitney
Cairman
Association
White House
Farmers to Protest Hoover Parade as Rural Strike Grows
Milo Reno, national president of the Farmers' Holiday association, called Iowa farmers to assemble in Des Moines for a protest parade on October 4 when President Hoover speaks. He aimed for about 20,000 participants. A Moville farm gathering featured Sen. Smith W. Brookhart attacking the administration and urging federal purchases of surplus crops and a $5 billion export aid plan.
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Des Moines
Milo Reno
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Iowa
Hoover
Smith W. Brookhart
Wall Street
Moville
Minnesota
South Dakota
Congress
Reno
Foxx belts pair of 55th and 56th homers in Athletics win
Jimmie Foxx hit his 55th and 56th homers for the Athletics against the New York Yankees, delivering a two homer performance in the fourth and seventh innings of today’s game.
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Philadelphia
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
New York Yankees
Suspect Held In US Robbery At University of Idaho
Local police hold a suspect for investigation in the safe blowing at the University of Idaho Southern Branch early Wednesday. The man, seen with known safecrackers, is in custody. two others are sought in connection with a gang active in the Intermountain region. About $300 in cash and checks were taken after binding guard G L Gregerson. Tools stolen at Port Neuf were later found at the university office.
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University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Intermountain
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
G. L. Gregerson
Gregerson
William Knowles
F. H. Smullin
Portneuf
Weather-Postponed NBA and Baseball Scores Report
Scores from American and National leagues show rain causing postponements for Chicago at Detroit and games involving Boston New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis. Key players listed include Crowder Spencer Welch Jolley Gomez Wells Dickey and Jorgens along with Freitas Mahaffey Cochrane Hilcher Manion Johnson Delaney.
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New York
Philadelphia
Gomez
Wells
Dickey
Jorgens
Freitas
Mahaffey
Cochrane
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hilcher and Manion
Johnson and Delaney
Disabled Vets Plan Forget-Me-Not Day in Idaho
Elvin Dulaney, commander of the Idaho headquarters of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War, announced a statewide Forget-Me-Not Day on October 22 with endorsements from Governor C. Ben Ross and W. C. Vincent. High schools were asked to cooperate, with funds from flower sales supporting rehabilitation for World War veterans.
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Boise
Elvin Dulaney
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
W. C. Vincent
Vincent
Recovery Machine Operated Banker Sees Better Times
Harvey D. Gibson president of Manufacturers Trust told the New York Savings Bankers convention in Rye that there are distinct evidences of better times. He noted prices have recovered from panic levels and will depend on business improvement, citing Washington driven programs to inject credit to combat deflation and industrial malaise. Louis Wiley of the New York Times urged bankers to leverage newspaper advertising to consolidate gains.
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N. Y
Harvey D. Gibson
Manufacturers Trust Company of
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New York State
Washington
Louis Wiley
New York Times
Hoan denounces party on unemployment insurance plan
Chicago dispatch reports Milwaukee mayor Daniel W. Hoan, Socialist campaign chair, labeling Democratic state unemployment and old age insurance plank as a dodge. He cites economists and educators including John R. Commons, Robert M Hutchins, Jane Addams, Paul Douglas, and I M Rubinow supporting a coordinated federal plan.
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Socialist Party
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Socialist Campaign Committee
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John R. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Jane Addams
Paul Douglas
I. M. Rubinow
Cincinnati
B’nai B'rith
County fair judges named for Bannock fair divisions
Judges for Bannock county fair exhibits were announced as the event opens Friday at the new armory and fairgrounds. John Toews will judge the agricultural division with H. E. Plain as assistant. Dr Ray J. Davis will judge flowers. Chase Kearl will judge dairy cattle. L. B. Taylor will oversee livestock and poultry. Leatha Christensen will judge the women’s department.
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Armory and Fairgrounds
John Toews
University of Idaho
U.S. Department of Agriculture Experiment Station
Aberdeen
H. E. Plain
Pocatello
Ray J. Davis
Flowers
Chase Kear
Preston
Franklin County
L. B. Taylor
Boise
Leatha Christensen
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls Bankers Go On Trial On false ledger charges
Government testimony neared end in United States district court against Joseph Keefer president and J Albert Keefer cashier of the defunct Twin Falls National Bank. They face charges of making false ledger entries false reports to the comptroller and extending excessive credit through overdrafts by firms in which they were interested.
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Boise
Joseph
J. Albert Keefer
Twin Falls National Bank
United States District Court
Will Rogers Critiques Foreign Disarmament Advice
Beverly Hills dispatch cites Will Rogers arguing one nation cannot dictate another's defense. He warns against meddling in foreign affairs and calls disarmament efforts politically foolish and deeply personal.
Idaho woman pleads guilty in Salmon murder case
Mrs. Marguerite Boggan of Blackfoot pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the fatal shooting of her husband George Boggan in Salmon Idaho. Judge Guy Stevens sentenced her to two to five years in prison. Her father and neighbors testified she endured years of abuse. Helen Hall received two years for selling liquor to minors. William Vann got six months to three years for burglary.
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Blackfoot
Marguerite Boggan
George Boggan
Salmon
Idaho
Guy Stevens
Calendar Expert Visits Pocatello for Master Calendar talk
Dean A M Haggard of Drake University Iowa visits Pocatello as an advocate of the Master Calendar proposing 364 days in 13 months with an extra month Light. He predicts adoption by the League of Nations and cites past opposition to Eastman Cotsworth calendar.
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Pocatello
Dean A. M. Haggard
Drake University of
Dean Haggard
League of Nations
Haggard
Robber Wounded in Salt Lake City Market Gun Battle
Henry F. Holter a 37 year old market clerk at 2425 South State Street Salt Lake City was shot and seriously wounded in a gun battle with two holdup men last night. The robbers fled without loot and Holter believed one assailant was wounded. Idaho pair tonight and Friday no changes in temperature.
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Salt Lake City
Henry F. Holter
South State Street
Holter
Farms and highway aid employment in Idaho report
Idaho's labor surplus persists despite strong activity in agriculture, highway construction, and other work. The federal employment service notes a predicted rise in agricultural jobs due to large fall crops, with a million dollars of highway work starting in August and limited building activity. Fruit packing plants in western Idaho and the Lewiston district hired many workers.
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Boise
Federal Employment Service
Idaho
Lewiston
Roosevelt in California on Lengthy Tour
Roosevelt continues a 21 day western tour after addressing Portland on public utilities and voter judgment. McAdoo accompanies and seeks California Senate seat support. The trip includes a swing through California as Garner’s support shapes the nomination path.
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Roosevelt
California
Air company on trial at Boise in tax dispute
United Airlines sues to halt Idaho five cent gasoline tax for aircraft claiming interstate commerce violation. Fred J. Babcock and Emmitt Prost named as defendants. A temporary restraining order blocks tax collection pending court ruling. Tax totaled about $5,000 yearly, funding aeronautics bureau.
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Boise
United Airlines Company
Fred J. Babcock
Emmitt Prost
Bureau of Aeronautics
Utah Weather Outlook Angles for Cooler North Night
Partly cloudy skies settle in tonight with cooler air concentrated in the northern portion. Friday brings fair conditions across Utah with light winds and mild afternoon temperatures.
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Utah
North
Mrs. Borah in Poor Condition Amid Psittacosis Fight
Mrs. William E. Borah wife of Idaho senator remains in poor condition as psittacosis worsens. Three doctors consult after initial influenza diagnosis and the bird linked to California sources. Public Health Service prepares a psittacosis convalescent serum for treatment.
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Boise
William E. Borrah
Idaho
Ralph Falk
Falk
William McGuffin
Washington
Senator Borah
Public Health Service Today
Severe storm lashes Kansas with destruction across Arkansas City
Dropping temperatures and a severe windstorm devastated areas near Arkansas City Kansas unroofing a flour mill and many homes. Temperatures plunged 28 degrees in five minutes as trees were torn down and outbuildings destroyed.
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Kansas City
Arkansas City
Kas
Curtis to Speak in Idaho on October 13 Campaign Stop
Vice President Charles Curtis will make two Idaho campaign addresses and a train platform stop, with Lewiston on October 12 Boise on October 13 and Pocatello that night. He plans to lengthen his Boise stop if possible and then head to Ogden and Salt Lake City on October 14–15. This marks his second Pocatello visit, last seen during the 1928 campaign. County and state chairs coordinate reception plans after a Friday conference at Glennon’s office.
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Charles Curtis
Pocatello
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Republican
Lewiston
Curtis
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Shelley
Blackfoot
Fort Hall
L. E. Glennon
R. P. Parry
Glennon
Valentine Building
New Revenues Signal Cuts in Big Deficit
Tax receipts from the new billion dollar revenue law rise in August to 79.94 million, nudging the federal deficit but still below projections for 1932. Gasoline and check taxes surge while stock transfers and automobile levies add to the gains, keeping July–August totals near prior year levels.
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Washington
Treasury
SOPHS FROSH NAME OFFICERS AT POCATELLO HIGH
The underclassmen of Pocatello High School completed their election of class officers. Elected were Juniors Arthur McOmber president Jack Gibson vice president Reva Bishop secretary Grace Brookhart treasurer Sophomores Harry Thurston president Mary Anderson vice president with a tied race for secretary treasurer between Martha Hackmin and Margaret Boyce Freshmen Kathryn Ray president Mary Roberts vice president and secretary treasurer Norma Purgeson. Other nominees listed for junior offices include Paul Ennis Ralph Baker Frank Baldwin Melba Meyers Agnes Hansen Faynetta Taylor.
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Pocatello High School
Arthur McOmber
Jack Gibson
Reva Bishop
Grace Brookhart
Harry Thurston
Mary Anderson
Martha Hackmin
Margaret Boyce
Kathryn Ray
Mary Roberts
Norma Purgeson
Paul Ennis
Ralph Baker
Frank Baldwin
Melba Meyers
Agnes Hansen
Faynetta Taylor
Treas
Non Button Conscious Wife Sparks Lesson Over Missing Button
Nancy keeps herself trim while Herb notices she forgets his buttons. A missing middle button on an old suit triggers a playful vow to teach her a lesson. This ghost hilarity is billed as one of the year’s funniest tales in the Pocatello Tribune.
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Nancy
Herb
Pocatello Tribune
Women Hold Mixer at Reed Hall for Big and Little Sister Program
The annual mixer for university women at Reed hall fosters freshman sophomore bonding as part of the Big and Little Sister movement. Madeline Garvin chairs the event with Delta Epsilon Kappa hosts assisting. Oliver Mae Mulica and others explain campus women’s activities. Bob Nelson’s Orchestra provides music for dancing and refreshments conclude the evening.
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Reed Hall
Madeline Garvi
Detla Epsilon Kappa
Margaret Illingsworth
Lorna Jane Cornell
Doris Amphlett
A. W.S
Olive Mae Mulica
Womens Athletic Association
Dr. Powell
Delta Psi Omega
Frances Halbert
Sigma Delta
Casilda Wright
Delta Epsilon Kappa
Louise Austin
Sigma Beta
T” Club
Edith Ann Haroldson
Gamma Delta Gamma
Juanita Bonar
Pharmacy Women
Bob Neilson
Three Men Slapped With Prison Terms In Idaho Theft Case
In Boise on September 22 three men James Bonnie McCloud Thomas C Park and O L Beshears pled guilty in U S district court to theft of government property from the Buhl armory Idaho National Guard They received federal prison terms of two years for McCloud and Park and eighteen months for Beshears due to prior records.
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United States District Court
Buhl
Idaho National Guard
James Bonnie McCloud
Thomas C. Park
O. L. Beshears
Beshears
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