Triple Slayer Has 3 Courses Open In Fight Boise
Idaho Supreme Court for the third time in eight months declines to spare Tacoma Wash triple-killer Doug Van Vlack from the state prison gallows. The court, in an opinion by Judge Winstead, upholds the trial court’s execution orders and notes three further avenues remain: US Supreme Court appeal, a sanity hearing, or a pardon board commutation. Van Vlack was convicted in Twin Falls for killing his former wife Mildred Hook and fatally shooting two police officers during his flight across southern Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Douglas van Vlack
Tacoma
Wash
Gallows
Charles E. Winstead
Robert Airshie
United States Supreme Court
Pardon Board
van Viack
Twin Falls
van Vinck
Mildred Hook
South Idaho
T. Bailey Lee
Lee
Adam Barclay
Supreme Court
Eleventh Judicial District
Barclay
Winstead
James F. Ailshie
James F. Ailshie Jr
United States
Idaho
William M. Morgan
Alfred Budee
Edwin M. Holden
Raymond L. Givens
Blackfoot Trip Proves Short One
In Los Angeles two children Jack Moody and Betty Webb aged 11 and 9 were found after a 24 hour absence. They had wandered to a lodge of Jack Moody's father C. E. Moody in a canyon on the city's outskirts. Moody suggested they may have headed toward an uncle's ranch near Blackfoot Idaho.
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Los Angeles
Jack Moody
Betty Webb
C. E. Moody
Moody
Blackfoot
Idaho
Local Baker Suffered Arm Injuries At Work
M Walter Steffner, wife of the bakery owner, sustained fractures and mangling to her left arm after her sleeve caught in an electric bread mixer at the electric bakery. She is hospitalized for treatment.
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Walter Steffner
Monca
Electric Bakery
Steffner
Pair toneht and Tauracay Wermer northwest section tonight
Readable text notes a pair toneht and Tauracay Wermer in a northwest section schedule tonight. Details unclear due to OCR issues but indicates local event or roster item.
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Toneht
Tauracay Wermer
Sino-Japan War Not Ours Borah Says
Senator William E Borah declares the Sino-Japanese conflict is not the United States war and America should stay out of the controversy. He notes the aim to keep peace in the Pacific and questions invoking the neutrality act, saying there is no property interest to justify entering the war.
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Idaho
United States
John F. Chandler
William E. Borah
China
Japan
Asia
Europe
Pacific
Boise
Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Green Urges Legion AFL Cooperation At National Meet
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged closer ties with the American Legion, while Brig Gen Frank T Hines urged tolerance for new ideas. Delegates in New York weary after a 17 hour parade prepared for a busy session as they consider hundreds of resolutions and a tight race for national commander between Daniel Doherty and Ray Kelly.
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New York
American Legion
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Los Angeles
The
Legion
BF Watewnan
United States
Green
Metropolitan Opera House
Madison Square Garden
John Gilmore
Michigan
Daniel Doherty
Boston
Ray Kelly
Corporation Counsel
Detroit
Scores From A Doubleheader and Other Games
St Louis and New York split a doubleheader with scores 17 to 43 and 0 to 11. Detroit defeated Boston 13 to 4 at Boston while Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 38 in Philadelphia. Cleveland defeated Washington 1 to 0 in Washington.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
New York
Knott
Bonetti
Guiliani
Pearson
Dickey
Hogsett
Wicker
Bildilli
Jorgens
Batteries Dominated Early Baseball Action Across Cities
At Chicago, New York trails with a slim line score while batteries Melton Mancuso Carleton Hartnett held firm. Pittsburgh saw Boston edge 350 to 281 with Shaffner Mueller Brandt Padden combining for the batteries. Cincinnati hosted Philadelphia as Paxseau Stevenson Hollingsworth Lombard produced the catches. St Louis and Brooklyn produced a scoreless stalemate with Fitzsimmons Phelps and St Johnson Ogrodow ski handling the battery duties.
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Chicago
New York
Melton and Mancuso
Carleton and Hartnett
Pittsburgh
Boston
Shaffner
Mueller
Brandt
Padden
Williams Grier Marriage License Issued in Tacoma
In Tacoma on September 22 a marriage license was issued to Eugene Williams of Pocatello and Nellie F. Grier of Salt Lake City.
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Tacoma
Wash
Eugene Williams
Pocatello
Nellie F. Grier
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt to Depart Late on West Tour
President Roosevelt prepares a two week 6000 mile west tour by 10 car special train to Seattle and back to Hyde Park with Mrs Roosevelt aides and newspapermen aboard. He will inspect federal projects and make a good neighbor excursion to British Columbia. He defends not visiting Nebraska or Butte for timing reasons and says no political motives.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Seattle
White House
Washington
Northwestern
Middle Western
British Columbia
Yellowstone Park
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Burke
Sena
E. O'Mahoney
Butte
Mont
Wheeler
Clark Transfers to Minnesota Agency
Walter J. Clark, longtime chief clerk at the Fort Hall Indian reservation agency, is transferred to the Chippewa agency at Cass Lake, Minnesota. Rex Fones will replace him, coming from the Warm Springs, Oregon agency. the Clarks depart for their new post on Thursday.
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Walter J. Clark
Fort Hall
Consolidated Chippewa
Cass Lake
Minn
F. A. Gross
Clark
Rex Fones
Warm Springs
Ore
Refugees Reach Manila aboard Canopus from Tsingtao
Four naval officials report the U S submarine tender Canopus will arrive in Manila on Sunday with 104 refugees from the China war zone. The group includes wives and children of American sailors, one civilian, his wife, and two missionaries.
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Manila
P. I
U. S
Tsingtao
China War Zone
Damage suit filed against Bannock County over patient death
J. E. Poster and J. E. Foster Jr filed a damage action in fifth district court seeking no less than $50,000. They claim Bannock County General Hospital staff showed negligence in the mental ward leading to Aenes Allen Foster leaving the facility on September 12 and dying by her own hand soon after. her body was recovered from the Port Neuf river.
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J. E. Poster
J. E. Foster, Jr
Bannock County
Fifth District
Isaac McDougall
Bannock County General Hospital
Aenes Allen Foster
Portneuf River
Sand Shifting Dunes Threaten Idaho Farm Home
At Idaho Falls a 100 foot high dune shifts toward Vernon Curtis farm. Neighbors say the dune has long moved back and forth since 1885, burying fences and forcing road rights of way. A nearby “baby dune” floods a canal and may require a new headgate. The sand, while costly, leaves fertile loam after cultivation.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Vernon Curtis
Curtis
J. C. Arave
Joseph Jensen
Arave
Idaho Fraternities Pledge 151 Men in Moscow
University of Idaho reports 151 pledges from 11 fraternities in Moscow on September 22. Pledge lists include Beta Theta Phi, Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi, and Sigma Nu with names and hometowns such as Boise Nampa Caldwell Idaho Falls Pocatello Ogden Utah and more.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Southern Idaho
Beta Theta P
William Aston
Laughlin McCuery
Boise
Bob Andrews
Caldwell
Doyle Sower
Nampa
Phi Delta Theta
Richard Adelman
Jack Love
Bill Lenzi
Idaho Falls
Robert Ward
Charles Owen, Jr
Pocatello
Alpha Tau Omega
Ronny Harris
Thomas Albaugh
Frank Finlayson
Gus Folkman
Ogden
Utah
John Jesson
Kappa Sigma
Stanley Dunn
William Smith
Ora Wildman
Kirby Phyppen
James Linn
John Rogers
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Frank Crowe
Fred Banning
Sigma Chi
William Moats
William Langley
Bob Jenkins
James Barr
Sigma Nu
Joe Titus
Joe Clothier
Weather Outlook: Clouds Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with local thunderstorms over mountains and southeast portion. Cooler temperatures expected Thursday.
United States Delivers Second Note to Japan Over Nanking Bombing
The United States formally holds Japan responsible for damage to Americans from operations around Nanking. Washington protests Japanese bombing of the Chinese capital as unwarranted and against humanitarian principles and rejects threats to move foreigners from the area. The note reserves rights and urges avoidance of further bombing.
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United States
Japan
Washington
Nanking
Tokyo
Shanghai
Nanknge
Idaho Southern Debaters Return For Second Season
Don Balld from Pocatello and Lawrence Buckland from Blackfoot headline a return to Idaho Southern by last year's Pacific Coast junior college championship debate team. Coach John C. Snidecor says prospects look strong for another winning season as more members rejoin this fall including Jack Carnes of Pocatello Fibott Bohnam of Burley Maurice Green of McCammon and Charles Bilyeu of Pocatello.
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Don Balldwin
Pocatello
Lawrence Buckland
Blackfoot
Idaho Southern
John C. Snidecor
Jack Carnes
Fibott Bohnam
Burley
Maurice Green
McCammon
Charles Bilyeu
Stowell Family Welcomes Son In Idaho Falls Hospital
The General hospital reported the birth today of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Stowell of Idaho Falls. Mr. Stowell is a school teacher.
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The
General Hospital
Harold B. Stowell
Idaho Falls
Stowell
Idaho Labor Delegates Push Baby Wagner Act
Delegates at Idaho State Federation of Labor urge passage of a state Wagner act modeled on federal law to protect the right to organize, collective bargaining, and create a state labor relations board. A resolution by Idaho Falls urged the act's creation as part of the 22nd annual convention.
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Idaho
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Idaho Falls
Assail
William E. Borah
Federation
Planes Carry Death To City
After protests by Britain and the United States the Japanese bombed Nanking killing and wounding hundreds of Chinese refugees. Dozens of incendiaries destroyed huts in Hsinkwan slum. embassies and residences faced danger as cannon fire and air raids continued. US ambassador Johnson and staff sheltered aboard the Luzon as Chinese defenses repelled further attacks.
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Nanking
Hsinkwan
Yangtze River
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Luzon
Johnson
Washington
Koomintang
Ministry of the Interior
Shanghai
Hopen
China
Canton
Nelson Johnson
Guam
Bund
J. Hall Paxton
Forview
Tokyo
Joseph Grew
Robert Craigie
Koki Hirota
Foreign Office
Nankine
Drum Tower
Ram Auction Entries Complete for Idaho Sale
The Idaho Wool Growers association catalogs ram sale offerings for October 2 with a range of pen sizes. Secretary M C Claar notes blackface and whiteface rams including Hampshires Suffolks Suffolk Hampshires Panamas Columbias Rambouilets Carriedales and Lincoln Rambouillets are listed.
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Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
M. C. Claar
A. E. Duke
Bannock County
Claar
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U. S. Supreme Court
Ameri
W. E. Borah
Convention of Veteran Organization
Veilion
Trianan
Drei
Denver
Bridges
York
Hayworth, Newsom, Marcum
DeSautels
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Chicago
Lee and
Sewell
Kelley
Turbeville
Kalfass
F. Hayes
R. H. E. Cleveland
Harder, Whitehill
Pytlak
DeShong
R. Ferrell
Cincinnati
RH E Philadelpia
Paxseau
Stephenson
Hollingsworth and
Lombard
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
Phelps
D. Harold Oliver
Minnesota
By Dan Hitchcock
Black-Connery
Senator Black
WPA
Leo Hood
Wisconsin
Charles Cannon
Social Security
By C. Yates McDaniel
Formion
Shanghai- Nanking
Tientsin-Pukow
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