Textile strike ends after three weeks of strife
Washington Sept. 92 The great textile strike is ended after three weeks of walkout. Leaders led by William Green and Francis J. Gorman say the union won major gains from the settlement plan backed by the Winant mediation board and President Roosevelt. A three member board will be appointed to settle recurrent disputes in the industry.
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Winant Mediation Board
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Francis J. Gorman
Bathing Beauty Revue Set at Annual Show in Pocatello
Enthusiasm runs high as Pocatello prepares for its Bathing Beauty Revue and Style Show with Nicholas Ifft as master of ceremonies. Public address system planned. first eliminations held in outlying districts Friday evening. Miss Louise Call to represent Bancroft.
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Pocatello
Nicholas Ifft
Louise Call
Miss Bancroft
Bancroft
Harry Wilson
Nate Block
Paul Nash
Steve Rhoads
Joe Imhoff
Boise
Jack Kelly
George Elrod
Marion Scott
Winifred Adgely
Bang Gem Valley
Edna
House of Magic to thrill crowds at style show
General Electric brings the House of Magic to Pocatello with an apparatus that pops corn without heat by invisible rays. A heart beat display via amplifier and electric eye promises a new electrical demonstration. Dr. E. T. Plumb will supervise the exhibit, shown each evening with no extra charge.
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General Electric
House of Magic
Count Beang
E. T. Plumb
General Electric Company
Pocatello
Century of Progress
Aberdeen to Open Labor Office Under National Service
Aberdeen will host an employment office of the National Employment Service and re employment program. Supervisor C C Cowan said Axel Tillman has gone to Aberdeen to open the office and appoint a manager. The federal project includes paving about five miles of road near Sterling and the office will serve private employment as well as federal projects.
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National Employment Service
C. C. Cowan
Department of Labor
Priday
Cowan
Axel Tillman
National
Sterlng
Enrollment Up at Hot Springs School
Special report from Hot Springs notes a 6 percent rise in enrollment this year. Upper grades seven through twelve show 172 students, while the lower six grades total 196 pupils.
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Hot Springs
Will Rogers letter from sea voyage hints at war mood
On board the Ile de Prance dated September 22, Will Rogers comments that England has justice, cites a newspaper tale of a man pardoned after killing his nagging wife, and notes a lack of war talk. He imagines conflict when there is no season. He signs off as Will Rogers.
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England
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Lectures From National Figures Planned At Idaho Campus
The League for Industrial Democracy schedules four talks at the University of Idaho Southern Branch with speakers Norman Thomas Fred Henderson Tony Sender and Roy Burt. Monroe M Sweetland will visit a week after October 1 and the events extend to Twin Falls Boise and Lewiston.
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League For Industrial Democracy
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Donald P. Donahue
Monroe M. Sweetland
New York City
L.I.D
Volksrecht
People’s Right
Reichstag
Bern
Switzerland
Germany
Hitler
Roy Burt
American Federation of Teachers
National Board of Education
Methodist Episcopal Church ‘Young Peoples
Twin Falls
Boise
Lewiston
Salt Lake Robber Suspect Identified as Highwayman
Police announced George Gilbert Alton is the robber suspect held in Salt Lake City for slugging and robbing a service station operator a month earlier. Early reports linked the highwayman to George Baby Face Nelson, reputed outlaw and former lieutenant of the Dillinger gang.
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Los Angeles
George Gilbert Alton
Salt Lake City
George “Baby Face” Nelson
Dillinger
Water storage plans hinge on provisions adoption by district
Ameri Falls reservoir district advisory board met with about 75 canal and irrigation representatives and adopted a resolution by B. E. Stoutemeyer to transfer power from government plants to the Minidoka belt to aid water storage. The plan includes two provisions to insure a $10,000 annual liability cushion and a fallback $50,000 charge to storage-rights holders if the main plan fails, with Idaho Power excluded from charges.
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Advisory Board
American Falls
Minidoka District
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho Power Company
Minid
Minidoka
Stoutemy
Soap weapons fail in prison break attempt
Prison guards at Ohio penitentiary opened fire with riot guns as Makley and Pierpont attempted a break. John Dillinger gang member Makley died, Pierpont wounded and returned to his cell. Warden Thomas kept guards alert after the incident and tried to block the escape plan.
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W. C. Peterson
Associated Press
Columbus
John Dillinger
Ohio
Billinger
Charles Makley
Pierpont
Preston E. Thomas
Makley
Dillinger
Crown Point Ind
Jess L
FERA Aids 93 Students at UISB
Miss Marguerite Drew of the U S B faculty reports about 400 applications for student aid at the local office. Due to funds limits only 93 positions can be filled and employment will be rotated to help as many as possible. Priorities stress need over ability and require good scholarship. new students must comprise at least half of aid recipients.
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Marguerite Drew
PERA
Miss Drew
Lindbergh To Be Helped East On Kidnapping Case
Ohio convict George Paullin claims he knew Hauptmann’s plans to kidnap Charles Lindbergh’s son months before the crime. Paullin says he met Col. Lindbergh in New Jersey during the hunt and later sought to warn the flier of the abductors. Warden Preston Thomas and Amanda Thomas corroborate parts of the tale.
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Ohio
Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
George Paullin
Paul
Youngstown
Col. Lindbergh
Paullin
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Thomas
Lindy Baby
Paulin
Lindbergh
Amanda Thomas
Bruno
Conference on social service work for District 1 held in eastern Idaho
A Saturday conference in the county courthouse brought together social service workers for District 1 in eastern Idaho. Fay Louise Coats presided as district supervisor with speakers from Bannock Bonneville Oneida and District 6 discussing relief programs mothers pensions and indigent aid and the role of FERA units.
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Court House
Fay Louise Coats
Pocatello
J. J. Facer
Bannock County
Florence Clark
Elmer Brossard
Marjory Mathews
Bonneville County
John W. Joyce
Kathryn White
Marianne Jenkins
Oneida County
Elvera Yancey
Mrs. Coats
Developments In Kidnap Case
Prison warden discloses a code letter claiming a Lindy baby kidnapping was planned by Bruno Hauptmann. A handwriting expert in New York links Hauptmann to the ransom notes. The search widens for a supposed Hauptmann confederate, a blond woman. In Leipzig Isadore Fisch’s body may be exhumed to determine cause of death. Henry Uhlig, a friend linked to the ransom money, is questioned. Fisch reportedly paid gold certificates for a 1932 steamship ticket to Germany.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Lindy Baby
Bruno Hauptmann
New York
Hauptmann
Leipzig
Germany
Isadore Fisch
Henry Uhlig
Fisch
L. D. S. Institute Opens Sixth Year At University
The L D S Institute begins its sixth year with over 350 students on campus. Arvin W Morgenegg of Idaho Falls will lead Sunday school at 10 30 and conduct services. Vesper will be held 4 30 to 5 30 in the institute chapel with songs scripture readings and a student focused sermon. The event is open to all students and the public of Pocatello is invited. The vesper service lasts 4 30 to 5 30 to avoid conflict with city church services. The program includes piano prelude song service call to worship scripture reading and sermon by J W Sessions who will deliver today’s sermon and director duties.
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L. D. S. Institute
Arvin W. Morgenegg
Idaho Falls
Institute
Pocatello
Youngs BYU defeats Montana State 20 to 6 at Memorial Stadium
Brigham Young University blanked the Montana State Bobcats 20 to 6 at 6 Memorial Stadium in Provo tonight. The Cougars dominated offense and held their opponents to a single score in the game.
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Memorial Stadium
Brigham Young
Provo
Utah
Bobcats
Montana State College
Lindbergh to testify before grand jury in extortion case
Col Charles A Lindbergh heads east to aid NJ police and prosecutors as Hauptmann is linked to the Lindbergh baby murder. District Attorney Foley says ransom extortion evidence is airtight and Lindbergh plans to testify before the grand jury. Mrs Hauptmann gives AP an exclusive denial and defense.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Ohio
Hauptmann
Lind+berghs
Samuel Foley
Bronx
Bary Lindbergh
Hopewell
Colonel Schwarzkopf
Foley
Lindy
Santa Monica
Calif
Col
Grand Jury
Young Republicans from 11 states to meet in Salt Lake City
Western state Young Republicans plan a conference in Salt Lake City to organize nationally. Col Theodore Roosevelt is invited as principal speaker along with Young Republican national committee officers George Olmsted Dolly Madison and D M Hamilton. Delegations from 11 states expected with 2 to 16 members each. activities include business sessions a Mormon recital and a reception and dance.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Young Republican National Committee
George Olmsted
Dolly Madison
D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Ames K. Bagley
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