Russians urge death penalty for 25 enemies
Moscow reports hundreds of resolutions from factory and city meetings calling for death for all 25 members of the counter revolutionary society blamed for famine. The calls advocate a purge of non soviet elements from food distribution and praise the secret police as the sword of the revolution. Funds are raised for a Zeppelin named Ogpu to honor the secret police.
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Moscow
Facy
Counter - Revolutionary Society
Soviet Union
Ogpu
Associate of Carnegie Dies at 91 in Long Island
Henry Phipps longtime associate of Andrew Carnegie and Thomas M Carnegie died at his estate Bonnie brink Lakeville Great Neck Long Island. He aged 91, from Philadelphia born 1839, rose from jewelry and newspaper work to run Cyclops iron mill and became a noted iron-master and philanthropist.
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New York
Henry Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Bonniebrink Lakeville
Great Neck
L. I
Pittsburgh
Phipps
Thomas M
William Phipps
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Carnegies
Cyclops
Herbert Hoover Jr Diagnosed With Small Tubercular Infection
Dr. Joel T. Boone, the White House physician, reported a complete diagnosis shows a small tubercular infection in Herbert Hoover Jr. at the presidential camp. The 28 year old is expected to recover due to early detection. Mrs. Hoover arrived from Pasadena to join her husband while their three children remained in California.
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Washington
Joel T. Boone
White House
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Captain Boone
Pasadena
Calif
California
Planes land in Garden City led by Hawks and Collins
In Garden City Kansas on September 23 the advancing air squadron led by Captain Frank Hawks and Captain Ralph Collins arrived after a flight from Colorado Springs.
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Garden City
Kas
Frank Hawks
Ralph Collins
National Air Fr
Colorado Springs
Aviators Set for Atlantic Flight from Harbor Grace
Captain Erroll Boyd and Lieutenant Harry Connor departed Charlottetown in the monoplane Columbia for Harbor Grace on September 23, aiming to cross the Atlantic to London. They planned to start from Harbor Grace the next morning, after a weather delay.
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Charlottetown
Princ
Edward Island
Erroll Boyd
Harry Connor
Columbia
Harbor Grace
N. F
Atlantic
London
England
Boyd
Connor
Alma Rubens Plans Divorce From Ricardo Cortez
New York report states actress Alma Rubens will seek a divorce from Ricardo Cortez in Los Angeles alleging desertion. She says Cortez abandoned her during illness for a year, then resumed attention as she rehearses in New York for a vaudeville act.
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New York
Alma Bens
Ricardo Cortez
Los
Cortez
Rubens
Grocer and Senator Exchange Words in Lincoln
In Lincoln Neb Sept 23 George W Norris once a grocer now a senator and Senator Nye listened as Norris testified about his late filing for the senatorial ballot The exchange focused on motives and the legality of Norris number two filed to eliminate both names from the race Nye questioned the timing and intent while Norris pressed the matter Seymour of Lincoln was cited to counter testimony and Nye warned of committee action if altered stories appeared.
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Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Investigating Committee
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
Enid
Okla
Norris
North
Grocer
Victor Seymour
Lincoln
Denver
Seymour
Norris Number Two
Chearing
Norris G
Man kills wife then commits suicide in Woodward
Bill Ricker, 36, and his wife Eva, 34, were found dead at their Woodward Oklahoma home after he strangled her with a silk stocking and beat her with a hammer before shooting himself. A 16 year old daughter and 11 year old son survived.
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Woodward, Okla
Bill Ricker
Eva
Ricker
Dempsey Hurt in New Orleans Auto Accident
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was struck by an automobile while returning from a Roosevelt hotel reception in New Orleans. He was taken to a hospital and treated for a wound in his arm. Dempsey said the injury would not bother him.
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New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Roosevelt Hotel
Dempsey
Psey
Inj
Satine
Ex-Convict Held in Kidnapping Slaying of 8-Year-Old
George Sherman Myers, 40, held under guard at Michigan City prison for the August 27 kidnapping and murder of Margarine Appel in South Bend. Authorities say he confessed twice, then recanted amid mob fears. case may carry the death penalty if convicted. A former roomer, Myers was hunted after the slaying and captor site found in an unused barn loft.
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South Bend
Ind
George Sherman Myers
Michigan City
Margarine Appel
Myers
Thomas A. Goodrink
Jack Stamper
Appel
Constable Syrup
George
Formal Notice Idaho Election Call for November 4
Governor Baldridge issued a formal call for a general election to be held November 4. Voters will decide on state and county officers, two U. S. representatives, one U. S. senator, supreme court justices, district judges, and a constitutional amendment restoring Blackfoot asylum control to the public welfare department.
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Boise
H. C. Baldridge
Blackfoot Asylum
Department of Public Welfare
Supreme Court
United States
Man Injured In Car Collision Near Blackfoot
Victor Jensen of McDonaldville is hospitalized with a broken collar bone after a Monday night crash on the Yellowstone highway six miles north of Blackfoot. His car struck an oncoming vehicle driven by two Filipinos. they fled with minor injuries while their car was wrecked.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Victor Jensen
McDonaldville
Yellowstone Highway
Jones wins qualifying medal with record equalling figure
Bobby Jones led the national amateur golf championship qualifying with a 36 hole total of 142 at Merion, equalling the course record set by D. Clarke Corkran and matched by Jones in 1927. George Von Finum trailed by one stroke at 143 as Jones pursues a fourth international title.
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Merion Cricket Club
Adimore
Bobby Jones
Toda
D. Clarke Corkran
Philadelphia
Jones
Minneapolis
George von Fimn
Los Angels
Charles E. Foley
Utah
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Cal
Only Civil War Vet in House Passes Away
Washington Sept 23 AP Representative Charles Manly Stedman of North Carolina the only Civil War veteran in Congress died today at Mount Alto hospital in his ninetieth year after an apoplectic stroke. Born 1841 in Pittsboro he served ten terms from the fifth district first entering Congress March 4 1911.
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Washington
Charles Manly Stedman
North Carolina
Congress
Lee
Jackson
Mount Alto Hospital
Katherine Palmer
Greensboro
N. C
Stedman
Pittsboro
Committee Will Investigate Sale In Wheat Shortage Case
Chairman Fish of the House Communist investigating committee asked Chicago Board of Trade officials to testify in Chicago next Monday on alleged short selling of wheat by the Russian government. Board leaders John A Bunnell Joseph W Badenock and Fred S Clutton replied they would cooperate.
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Washington
Fish
House
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
John A Bunnell
Joseph W. Badenock
Fred S. Clutton
New Highway Survey Begins In Idaho For Lewis and Clark Route
The final stage of surveying the proposed Lewis and Clark highway in north central Idaho has started. A 54 mile stretch between Lowell and the Montana line will be checked on the ground to supplement prior aerial data. The Lochsa river canyon route is favored, with operations run from Missoula by raft to access riverbanks.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Highways
Lowell
Montana Line
Lewiston
North Idaho
Adea
Giants Beat Robins 8 to 7 In Sept 23 Clash
New York Giants push past Brooklyn 8 to 7 as Daggy Vance exits early. Giants tie for third with Brooklyn in the season’s latest matchup. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split doubleheader. other standings show mixed results with no American games scheduled.
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Brooklyn
New York Giants
Daggy Vance
Robins
Giants
York
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Vance
Clark
Silcott
Lopes
Engineer Moranti Eyes Mediterranean Tunnel Project
Paul J. Moranti, the engineer who completed a subway excavation under Broadway ahead of schedule, now heads borings for a Mediterranean tunnel linking Spain and Morocco as Spain appoints him consulting engineer. He previously jacked up 35 skyscrapers and rerouted city utilities for the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit system.
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Mediterranean Sea
Spain
Morocco
Gibraltar
Moranti
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Royal Engineering School
University of Milan
Bronx
Vice President Kills Superior at Western Maryland Railway
In Baltimore on September 23 Maxwell C Byers president of the Western Maryland Railway was shot to death and Dudley G Gray vice president was fatally wounded inside the company offices. Gray died four hours later in a nearby hospital. A clerk reported the question Who did the shooting as the suspect fled. Police theory holds murder followed by suicide with a pistol found in the room. Coroner Otto M Reinhart expected a verdict of Gray shooting Byers then killing himself.
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Baltimore
Maxwell C. Byers
Western Maryland Railway Company
Dudley G. Gray
Byers
Gray
Railroad General Offices
Otto M. Reinhart
Bye
McMurray and Ross Head North Idaho Campaigns
Idaho gubernatorial hopefuls John McMurray and Ross prepared for north Idaho visits as campaigns begin to secure ballots for November. McMurray planned an early stop at Bonners Ferry with meetings across Republican committees in each county.
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Ben Ross
John McMurray
Idaho
Boise
North
Bonners Ferry
Senator Oddie Moves to Bar Soviet Imports
Nevada Senator Oddie,. Republican, says he will introduce a bill in the next Congress to bar Soviet manganese, coal, lumber wood pulp, gelatin, wheat and glue from entering the United States. He also suggests a provision to prohibit the Soviet government from trading in the U S wheat exchange. The move coincides with the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association seeking Treasury action to bar unlawful lumber imports. Wilson Compton says evidence justifies treating shipments from the Russian White Sea area as partly produced by forced labor.
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Washington
Oddie
Nevada
United States
Capitol
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association of Preparations
Treasury
Wilson Compton
Lowman
Russian White Sea
Complaints Filed Against Bishop Cannon Jr
Bishop W N Ainsworth said charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr have been filed by Dr C J Harrell with three traveling elders. The bishop, head of temperance and social service, declined to disclose the charges or the meeting details for the investigation. An official committee of 12 will conduct the inquiry once summoned.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. N. Ainsworth
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
James Cannon
Ainsworth
C. J. Harrell
Richmond
Cannon
Church Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Yellow and White Indians Found Near Orinoco
Dr. Herbert Spencer Dickey of the American Indian Heye foundation reports discovering a tribe called the Quaharibos near the Orinoco River and hints at finding the so called White Indians farther west. He traveled with his wife and an eleven member party aboard the liner Marabal returning from a trek deeper toward the river source. He plans to return for further exploration.
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New York
Herbert Spencer Dickey
Orinoco River
Dickey
Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation
Marabal
Orinoco
Rail witnesses outline costs of operations in Idaho hearings
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission hearings on freight rates for Idaho peas and beans continued with Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line testimony. H J Plamhof of the Short Line testified as the first witness, detailing costs as the ICC and utilities officials seek a rate reduction projected to save growers about half a million dollars annually starting January 1 1931.
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Union Pacific System
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Oregon Short Line Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. J. Plamhof
Short Line
Uilities Commission
the Utilities Commission
Idaho
Federal Court Room
Claude R. Porter
L. L. Koch
Washington, D. C
Dana Smith
Omaha
Bert L. Penn
Public Atilities Commission
G. W. Hamilton
R. Wipprecht
Short Line Department
Mr. Plumhof
W. R. Armstrong
L. A
Los Angeles
W. H. Guild
Legrande
Oregon
O.W. R
N. E. Stacey
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
A. B. Hopps
Plumhof
Norris Grocer Denies Collusion In Primary Filing
Lincoln Neb Sept 23 George W Norris the grocer testified at a campaign fund hearing that he filed against Senator George W Norris in the Republican primary to force him to run as an independent He said he believed the split vote would stop the incumbent and denied any outside involvement the filing was later ruled illegal by the state supreme court due to lateness.
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Lincoln, Neb
George W. Norris
Gerald P. Nya
North Dakota
Nye
Broken Bow Grocer
the Grocer
State Supreme Court
Northwest Weather Forecast Highlights Idaho
Fair tonight and Wednesday with localized frosts and a cool start. Showers this afternoon or tonight with cooler conditions and freeze temperatures in southwest elevations. Wednesday looks fair and slightly warmer in the west.
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Idaho
UTA
Weather Stoppage Delays Coste Bellonte US Tour
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte halted near Denver due to rough weather delaying their goodwill flight. They planned to depart for Salt Lake City tomorrow morning after postponement announced at 1:20 p.m. local time.
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Denver
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Rock Springs
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
George Witten
United States
Boise
Seattle
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Alma Rubens
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Associated Press
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Rachel Wilson Young
Senator
Nebraska
George, W. Norrises
Man
Grove City
Charles Stedman
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ma mYukeforth
Spencer
Bednar
Ash
Gooch
Wood
Hemsley
Vheto
Broadway
Paul J. Moranti
Wall Street
Cannon, JR
RAIL
Gem State
Deudonne
Coste
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