North in Favor of G.O.P. Says Thomas
Senator John Thomas of Gooding, a Pocatel lo visitor, told a Tribune reporter that he looks forward to greeting the Republican vice presidential nominee at Butterrs morning and touring eastern Idaho. He praised Senator Curtis, noting party affiliations fade in Kansas respect for him and predicting a strong Idaho Republican majority backing Hoover Baldrige.
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John Thomas
Gooding
Pocatello
Tribune
Butterrs
Idaho
Thomas
Leistor Curtis
Kansas
United States Senate
North
Inahe
Hoover
Baldrigde
Tammany
West
Charles Curtis
United States
White Prime
S. D
O’cloeck
Seymour Bullock
Curtis
Colonel Bullock
KSET
Bannock County
Idaho Falls
Bonneville Hotel
State Traffic Department
Shelley
Blackfoot
Court House Lawn
Fort Hall
Port Hall
Addison T. Smith
John McMurray
Gladys Terhune
National
Cora Rubin
William Borah
Sanford Jarel
National Committee
Francis Stephenson
Associated Press
Kenneth Crawford
United Press
W. Lloyd Adams
A. C. Hinckley
Cay
Falito Pocatello
Kaew River Valley
Topeka
Charlie” Curtis
Curt
Kaw
Cede Coates Curtis
Senate
Wll
Recreation Hall
Pocatellans
Idaho Walls
Herbert Hoover
Hardin
Wilson
Plenty Coos
Fair Grounds
Montana
Mewan
Sheeaier Gronoa
North Dakota
High Toll and Refugee Crisis After Tropical Hurricane
West Palm Beach reports fix a death toll between 1000 and 1500 with over 15000 homeless as relief efforts surge. Red Cross coordinates aid through Jacksonville Tampa and Myers while state and federal officials seek broader support amid portage and disease risks in the Lake Okeechobee region.
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West Palm Beach
Lake Okeechobee
American Red Cross
Jacksonville
Tampa
Myers
Port Myers
Clewiston
Iinta
Charlie H Mann
State Board of Health
Howard L. Selby
Beach County
A. L. Schafer
National Red Cross
Hoover Seeks Campaign Unity on Republican Issues
President hopeful Hoover declares the campaign centers on party issues and candidates, not opposition, following a White House meeting with President Coolidge and a Maryland delegation. He notes support from foes at the Kansas City convention and outlines party organization as essential to government.
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Hoover
Maryland
White House
Coolidge
New England
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
New York
Oklahoma
P'ne
Ellay Boasts Of His Chances In Back To Court Plea
Quentin California September reports recount Leo Pat Kelley awaiting retrial after a sweetheart's murder. Kelley claims the judge erred in instruction and vows a new trial will differ. Meanwhile in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, sensational comments surface as coverage continues.
Smith Talks of Boulder Dam Project
Governor Smith attacks Hoover on water power policy in Denver speech. He argues power sites belong to the people, warns against private development for private gain, and criticizes the Republican platform and muscle Shoals veto. He calls for immediate action on Boulder Canyon and urges public ownership of the dam site and generating machinery.
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Col
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Smith
Hoover
Los Angeles
President Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Joint Committee
The
National Electric Association
Boulder Canyon Dam
Colorado
Colorado River Basin
Alabama
Boulder Dam
Mrs Lindbergh Thrills in Welcome to Constantinople
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh mother of Col Charles A Lindbergh arrives in Constantinople by seaplane from Brindisi with Miss Alice Morrow. She jokes about the flight and greets AP correspondent saying the press is everywhere.
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Constantinople
Evangeline Lindbergh
Charles A. Jindbergh
Aero Express
Brindis
Alice Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Mexico
Associated Press
Mrs. Lindbergh
Goebel Wins Nonstop Los Angeles Cincinnati Air Race
Art Goebel of Los Angeles landed at Lunken airport completing the nonstop Los Angeles to Cincinnati flight in 15 hours 17 minutes unofficially. The race featured Emil Burgin of Mineola and Goebel who held the prior record for the California to New York route.
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Cincinnati
Art Goebel
Los Angeles
Goebel
Lunken
California
New York
Dole
Emil Burgin
Mineola
N. Y
Burgin
Bruce accuses GOP of hypocrisy on liquor stance
In Westminster Maryland Senator William Currell Bruce charged the Republican ticket with hypocrisy on liquor policy. He told 1,090 at a Democratic rally that he had information Herbert Moorer had taken numerous drinks with Clarence Darrow, noted criminal lawyer.
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Westminster
United States
Willian Curell Bruce
Maryland
Herbert Moorer
Clarence Darrow
Straton Attacks Smith and Democratic Tactics in Oklahoma City
Dr John Rosch Straton New York minister accuses Governor Alfred E Smith of dragging the religious issue into the campaign and denounces Tamany activities. He defends party bolters and cites Cleveland and Wilson as rare righteous outcomes. Concluded on page 9.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Alfred Eith
John Rosch Straton
New York
Bolters
Tammany
Straton
Smith
Investigation to probe Pacific coast publicity by power utilities
The federal trade commission will study publicity activities of power utilities in California Oregon and Washington during the week of October 7 with no firm witness list yet. The southern phase covering Georgia Alabama Tennessee and North Carolina begins next Tuesday with likely cool weather in the southwest and on Sunday.
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Echtra Doliun
Washington
Pacific Coast
Federal Trade Commision
California
Oregon
Petpape
Willden
South
Georgia
Obama, Tennesse
North Carolina
Britain cuts liquor bill reflects dry trend in England
The London report notes England’s liquor consumption fell from 92 million gallons in 1900 to about 10 million last year, with abstainers rising from 2 million to around 10 million. The Express front page highlights a sharp drop in per capita drink bills and praises social improvement despite wartime strains.
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Snday Express Procaims
Trent
Brian
Lquor
Breland
Inez
England
Expres
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AL Smith
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