First Bannock County Rodeo Opens with Royal Parade
The first Bannock County fair and rodeo opened at 1:30 PM with a grand entry led by J E Tarr Jr and rodeo queen Dorothy Condie. A crowd-pleasing program included 24 events and 49 professional riders led by Marie Gibson, the 1931 world champion woman broncho rider. Governor C Ben Ross attends the dedication of the new armory building for Troop B Idaho National Guard.
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OL Juaneu
J. E. Tarr Jr
Dorothy Condie
Pocatello Municipal Band
116Th Cavalry
E. J. Thorkildsen
C. Ben Ross
Idaho National Guard
T. ©. Coffin
Pocatello
Marie Gibson
Madison Square Gardens
New York
Senator John Thomas Ailing
Senator John Thomas was ill with influenza at his Gooding home but showed improvement and a lower fever. He had returned from Boise where he pressed reopenings of the First National Bank of Idaho and its affiliates, with plans to resume negotiations next week.
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Boise
John Thomas
Gooding
First National Bank of Idaho
Norman Adkison
William E. Borah
Adkison
Thomas
Associated Press
State considers bid on timber near Idaho City
Boise Payette Lumber Co offers to buy 11 785 000 acre feet of yellow pine timber from the state land department to operate its Boise mill. The bid at 1 50 per thousand feet was reviewed by the state land board, which includes Governor C Ben Ross and other officials, as it pursues further investigation.
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Boise
Boise Payette Lumber Company
State Land Department
State Land Board
Idaho City
C. Ben Ross
Fred J. Babcock
Fred E. Lukens
EG. Gallet
Myrtle R. Davis
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Abe
Dibluit
Abe Verter
Ross
Idaho to vote on five proposed state changes
Idaho voters will decide five constitutional amendments in November. Three concern taxes, including creating a state tax commission, broadening income and occupation taxes, and taxing municipal utilities. The other two address county consolidation by two thirds approval and restricting irrigation district elections to landowners.
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Boise
Idaho
State Tax Commission
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Planed goodwill flight from Samushiro to Nome en route to San Francisco
Multiple late wire items report a goodwill plane sponsored by Hochi Shimbun departed Samushiro Japan for Nome Alaska en route to San Francisco. Other items note a 40 hour week recommendation by the US Chamber of Commerce directors, resignations from the American Legion protest, railroads resolving interstate plan disputes, and sugar beet carloads expected to rise in Utah and Idaho.
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Samushiro
Japan
Hochi Shimbun
Nome
Alaska
San Francisco
Washington
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Ross pushing board attack from Idaho campaign trail
Governor C. Ben Ross assails the Republican board of equalization for not easing taxpayer burdens and targets opponent Byron Defenbach as he calls for a $368,000 levy reduction. Defenbach argues the law lacks authority but urges action amid an ongoing financial depression and high unspent appropriations.
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Greenleaf
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Board of Equalization
Byron Defenbach
Sandpoint
Defenbach
Actress Wife of Tom Mix Hospitalized for Appendicitis
Mabel Ward wife of film cowboy Tom Mix lies in a Hollywood hospital after an appendicitis attack. Doctors plan surgery as she has endured abdominal pains for months though condition worsened yesterday. Mix previously endured a near fatal ruptured appendix last year.
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Hollywood
Mabel Ward
Tom Mix
Defenbach Attacks Idaho Car Spending in Campaign Speech
Byron Defenbach accused the Idaho administration of wasteful travel and state financed cars, noting 1901 travel costs were high and vehicles bought weekly. He cited a $3,000 sedan bought with nonappropriated funds and urged cabinet reform and 25 percent expense cuts if elected.
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Coeur D'Alene
Byron Defenbach
North Idaho
Idaho
Bannock Wins Health Cup in Idaho Schools
Bannock county will hold the Chivalric health cup for the 1932 33 school year after a close race with Ada county. Miss Ellen Raether county nurse led Bannock with help from teachers and Miss Nora Boyum. The trophy honors the best all around school health program including immunization lunch milk and sanitation efforts.
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Bannock
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Bannock County
Ellen Raether
Nora Boyum
Eastern Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Twin Falls
Ada County
Cora Hearne
Nina Steunenburg
Parrot Fever Victim Improves as Recovery Prospects Rise
Mrs. Willam E. Borah shows improved condition with lungs clearing and normal temperature. If progress continues, convalescent serum may not be needed. a second serum supply is kept in reserve. Surgeon General Cummins warns quarantines alone cannot prevent new parrot fever cases.
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Washington
Hugh S. Cumming
Wounded Officer Suffers a Relapse in Probe
Arthur McDowall known as Tuffy O'Dowd, held in the Volkmeier bombing inquiry, moved from city to county jail. O'Dowd testified Floyd Sandusky admitted bombing Volkmeier's home last May. Sandusky held on $500 bond. Volkmeier suffered a relapse but the physician said his condition is not serious.
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Arthur McDowall
Tuffy O'Dowd
A. E. Volkmeier
O’dowd
Floyd Sandusky
Volkmeier
O'Dowd
Sandusky
FE. N. Roberts
Roberts
Hoover Leads Roosevelt Slightly in Early Straw Poll Returns
Hoover leads Roosevelt by a small margin in the first 60,327 ballots of the Literary Digest nationwide straw poll. Hoover 28,193 vs Roosevelt 27,654 with 7.43 percent for five minor candidates. Indiana and New York favor Hoover. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia favor Roosevelt.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Norman Thomas
Indiana
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Digest
Insull trusts enter bankruptcy after receivership
Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley ordered bankruptcy for Insull Utility Investments Inc. and Corporation Securities Company, ending stockholders hopes of recovering part of a 300 million dollar investment. Receiverships had been in place since April 16 with creditors left to seek any recovery.
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Chicago
Corporation Securities Company
Insull Utility Investment, Inc
Insull
Walter C. Lindley
Samuel Insull
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Lindley
Harry W. King Dies in New York City Hospital
Word reached The Tribune late today that Harry W. King, president of Prudden King and Prudden, died in a New York City hospital. His firm represented The Pocatello Tribune The Twin Falls News and the Idaho Falls Post-Register among other leading U S advertisers. King was well known to Pocatello merchants and retailers for his campaigns promoting national advertising.
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The
Tribune
New York City
Harry W. King
Prudden, King and Prudden
Pocatello Tribune
Twin Falls News
Idaho Falls Post-Register
First
King
Pocatello
Idaho
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills Calif Sept 23 Wiscon son did something in the papers. The stock market did something yesterday. It seems McKee the acting Mayor of New York is doing well and may win the role permanently. Walker was not as bright as expected and I would not have allowed an understudy to step in. Last night had a great night with radio static blocking political speeches.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Wisconsin
McKee
New York
Walker
Jimmy
Seattle Times Questions Roosevelt Support In Public Statement
The Seattle Times, after backing Franklin D Roosevelt, published a front page statement titled Hard on the Stomach criticizing his praise of Homer Bone and Marion Zienebec for their campaigns. Publisher Col Blethen signed the piece.
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Seattle
Seattle Times
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Col
B. Blethen
Roosevelt
Homer T. Bone
United States
Marion Zienebeeck
Congress
Hoover waits another week before start
Washington reports a clearer picture of the 1932 campaign as Roosevelt and Hoover plan schedules. Hoover will open in Des Moines October 4 with major addresses while Roosevelt expands on economic recovery and regulatory ideas amid party activity and ongoing primaries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Des Moines
la Follette
Wisconsin
Scores and results from today’s baseball games
New York defeated Boston 3 to 2 with a late rally. Detroit won 6 to 1 over Cleveland in nine innings. Chicago and Cleveland combined for a 13 to 6 result in a high scoring affair. Washington beat EMM 8 to 4. St Louis topped Detroit 12 to 4 in nine innings. Pittsburgh lost 4 to 0 to St Louis in seven.
Concerning a Non Button Conscious Wife
Gerald Mygatt presents a humorous tale about Herb and Nancy's clash over a missing middle button. Nancy’s grooming obsession contrasts with Herb’s need for care in his clothes. The missing button triggers a playful lesson as the couple navigates domestic tensions, highlighted as a top comic read in the Pocatello Tribune.
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Gerald Mygatt
Nancy
Herb
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho faces school closures amid funding shortfalls
Twenty three Idaho school districts will not open this year due to lack of funds and low pupil enrollment. Warrants totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars remain unpaid across 21 of 42 counties with Bonneville leading at 87 000, followed by other districts in Bannock Blaine and Madison among others. Ada Clark Payette Shoshone and Valley districts were spared.
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Boise
Idaho
W. D. Vincent
Ada
Clark
Payette
Shoshone
Valley
Bonneville County
Bannock
Blaine
Butte
Cassia
Franklin
Jefferson
Kootenai
Sarah
Madison
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Oneida
Teton
Lemhi
Bingham
Idaho Falls Man to Head Baptists
Rev. R. P. Douglas of Idaho Falls was reelected president of the Idaho Baptist convention. Other officers include R. M. McCracken of Boise as first vice president, J. L. Taylor of American Falls as second vice president, Kathleen Hyde of Buhl as third vice president, Harley Smith of Moscow as fourth vice president, A. C. Lathrop of Roswell as secretary, and W. A. Buis of Boise as treasurer.
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Blackfoot
R. P. Douglas
Idaho Falls
Idaho Baptist Convention
R. M. McCracken
Boise
J. L. Taylor
American Falls
Kathleen Hyde
Buhl
Harley Smith
Moscow
A. C. Lathrop
Roswell
W. A. Buis
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Utah
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Thomas III
Hazelmook
By Acatsa Canisie
Health Cup
Bureau of Public Health
Senator Borah
Will Rogers
Frisco
Bone
Zioncheck
Times
Walter T. Brown
Commonwealth Club
Boston
Brown
Dickey
Kiline
Welch
Jolley
St. Louis
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Hadley
Ferrell
Uhle
Hayworth
Cleveland
Walsh
Chamberlin
Fonesea
Grube
Gallivan
Pytlak
Wash
Weaver
Coffman and Spencer
Walberg
Mahaffey
Herbert
Gray
Bengough
Whitehill
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Finney
Derringer
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