Iowa Republican Push for Off Year Convention Gains Backing
Harrison E. Spangler Iowa member of the national committee leads a push for an interim Republican convention. He wins support from Walter Hallanan R B Creager Daniel Pomeroy and others while Joseph W Martin Jr opposes. Spangler vows to press the measure despite opposition.
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Washington
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
R. B. Creager
Texas
Daniel E. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Landon
Spangler
Hoover
Rotary Club Hears Merrill On Constitution Core Ideas
A. L. Merrill of Pocatello spoke to Rotarians on the U S Constitution tracing growth of democracy. He argued the United States remains unique with the same fundamental concept of government from 150 years ago highlighting maximum liberty with minimal restriction. A Masonic quartet performed and several guests attended.
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United States
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Iy Tegule
Merrill
Rudolph Goranson
T. R. Neilson
F. E. MacKenzie
W. N. Cornell
A. C. Smoot
Sugarouse Club
C. N. Rei
Lowe picks opponents Lowe picks opponents
Waynard Lowe the Idaho Southern student body president appointed Helene Smith and Kenneth Reid to vacancies on the student council. Smith and Reid had opposed Lowe in last year’s three cornered race for president. Smith became secretary and Reid became vice president. Miss Miller and Black study in Utah.
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Waynard Lowe
Grace
Idaho
Lowe
Helene Smith
Blackfoot
Kenneth Reid
Challis
Miss Smith
Idella Miller
Reid
Bert Black
San Francisco
Blaze Damages New Pond Home on South Seventh
A noon fire damaged a house under construction by Dr. C W Pond in the 200 block of South Seventh. Interior damage and a $12,000 estimate were reported. cause believed careless by Chief George Pirie after a leaking plumber tool and resin sat in the area. The structure remained unoccupied.
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C. W. Pond
South Seventh
George Pirie
Ruth Roland Dies at 39 in Hollywood After Real Estate Success
Hollywood mourns Ruth Roland queen of movie serials at 39. She died of cancer after quitting films in 1920 to build a real estate empire, developing Roland Square near Wilshire and Fairfax. Her husband, actor Ben Bard, survives her.
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Hollywood
Ruth Roland
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Miss Roland
Roland Square
Wilshire Boulevard
Pairfax Avenue
San Francisco
Calif
Tribune- AP
Roosevelt Visit Plans Spark Idaho Football Dedication
President Roosevelt to visit Boise delaying Senator Borah from attending the University of Idaho-Oregon State game in Moscow next Saturday. Borah cites wanting to stay in Boise during the president’s visit while Governor Clark cannot attend to join the presidential party at West Yellowstone.
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Boise
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Idaho
University of Idaho-Oregon
Moscow
Borah
Harrison C. Dale
University
Vandal
Washington
Barzilla W. Clark
West Yellowstone
Roosevelt and Illinois Group in Conference Aboard Roosevelt Train
President Franklin D. Roosevelt conferred with Illinois and Nebraska party leaders aboard his special train en route to Seattle. Governors Horner and Cochran joined, along with Dieterich and Kelly, as Sabath spoke on Justice Black and Klan issues, with Omaha stop planned tonight and Cheyenne appearance tomorrow.
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Seattle
President Roosevelt
Illinois
Nebraska
Chicago
Henry Horner
R. L. Cochran
Root Street
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Horner
Cochran
Omaha
Adolph J. Sabath
D. T
House
Hugo L. Black
United States
Cheyenne
O’mahoney
Supreme Court
Dedham Prisoner Bartolini Dies After Jail Jump
Oscar Bartolini, convicted of murder, attempted suicide today by leaping 30 feet from a jail tier into a pit. Jail physician Dr Clarence K. Benson said the injuries could prove fatal. Assistant District Attorney Harold J. Smith reported the death attempt following the murder verdict of Weymouth widow Mrs Grayce Asquith.
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Dedham
Mass
Oscar Bartolini
Grayce Asquith
Weymouth
Harold J. Smith
Clarence K. Benson
Doherty of Massachusetts Elected Commander of Legion
Daniel J. Doherty a 43 year old Woburn Massachusetts lawyer who served 17 months in the American navy during World War I was elected national commander of the American Legion by 1339 delegates at the 19th annual convention. The vote was unanimous with Doherty favored though Raymond J. Kelly Milo J. Warner and Stephen Chadwick were also nominated.
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New York
Daniel J. Doherty
Woburn
Mass
American Legion
Doherty
Raymond J. Kelly
Detroit
Police Hunt For Lost Ogden Girl
Ogden police entered the third day of the Betty May White search. The 14 year old was last seen Tuesday morning when she was taken to the door of Central junior high school. Her mother says she hoped the girl merely yearned to travel and has heard nothing from anyone about her missing daughter. Relatives including an aunt in Blackfoot Idaho were checked with no reports.
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Ogden
Betty May White
Central Junior High School
Betty May
W. H. White
Blackfoot
Idaho
Giants Rally Past Cubs In Rubber Game Slugfest
In Chicago on September 23 the New York Giants pounded four pitchers for 17 hits and beat the Cubs 8 to 7 in the decisive rubber game of the series. The Giants’ victory keeps them in the NL pennant race.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Cubs
New York
Schumacher
Hubbell
Gumbert
Melton
Danning Davis
French
Lee
Root
Hartnett
Yankees Clinch AL Pennant as Tigers Fall to Red Sox
The New York Yankees clinched the American League pennant after Detroit was defeated by Boston. The Yankees lost 9 to 5 to St. Louis, squelching any mathematical chance for other clubs. Batter lines show strong St. Louis comeback after an early Yankee lead. Other scores from Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington games are listed.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Brownies
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R.H.E
St. Louis
Trotter
Hemsley
Ruffing, Murphy and Dickey
Composer to Play at Local Church
Elton Menno Roth, hymn and oratorio composer, will perform at 7 30 p m Friday at the Presbyterian church under the Christian Endeavor society. Roth, a Bible Institute and Moody Bible Institute graduate, has taught in Nyack and Terry’s schools and directs the Ecclesia choir on a national tour. A social for university students will follow.
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Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Bible Institute
Fort Wayne
Ind
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
New York
Nyack Institute
Minneapolis
Birth Report for Chandler Daughter at St Anthony
Mr and Mrs Robert Chandler of 734 North Garfield announce the birth of a daughter this morning at St Anthony hospital.
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Robert Chandler
North Garfield
St. Anthony Hospital
Court Hearing Notice From Judge Isaac Mittle
The clerk's office announces a court call for Judge Isaac Mittle at 20. The notice indicates a scheduled session with the court in the near future.
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Dostz
Isaac M
British Hope Mussolini Will Aid Situation In Europe
British observers hoped Premier Mussolini would cooperate with Britain and France in the tense European scene arising from Franco-Italian talks in Geneva. Officials noted Italy might press for Ethiopian questions and mediate Spanish intervention as diplomatic discussions continued among Italy France and Britain.
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London
Mussolini
Geneva
Yvon Delbos
Bova Scoppa
Charles Corbin
Anthony Eden
Spain
Italy
France
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Ethiopia
Rain and cool snap forecast after early autumn shower
A Wednesday night shower at Poca Tell o brought rainfall from a few drops to sheets, followed by Old Man Winter on Thursday with 42 degrees at 6 30 p m. By noon today temperatures rose to 51 and 56 by 2 10 pm. The storm dropped 0 18 inch, raising the month to 0 62 inch. normal is 0 81. A thunderstorm near 10 p m accompanied the shower, an unusual late night feature for the area. Forecast is fair and cooler with local frosts tonight.
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Pocatello
H. H. Smith
Smith
Clark Will Head F.D.R. Reception
Boise reports President Roosevelt’s reception on Monday at 8 30 a m is to be chaired by Governor Clark as honorary head with Senators Borah and Pope Congressmen Clark and White and state officials on a committee. The president will travel by automobile to Owyhee dam in Oregon after leaving Boise.
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Roosevelt
Clark
Borah
Pope
White
William Morgan
State Supreme Court
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Buhl
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Caldwell
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Payette
Weiser
Owyhee Dam
Oregon
Nyssa
Ore
Generally fair weather forecast for tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. No precipitation expected and winds light.
Nine Power signatories exchange notes on Far East
United States and other leading signatories discuss Sino-Japanese economic matters under the nine power treaty while awaiting Tokyo’s reply to a protest over Japan bombing Chinese cities. No move to invoke the treaty has been reported. Great Britain reportedly plans to seek an international conference to halt the Sino-Japanese war.
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China
State Department
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Japan
Far East
Geneva
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Belgium
Idaho GOP Leader Sees Pope Defeat in 1928
Ezra Whitla Idaho Republican national committeeman predicts the 1928 defeat of Democratic Senator James P. Pope. He says Pope is unpopular, could lose in the primary and likely in the general election. Whitla cites intra party strife and mentions possible rivals and future plans.
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Senator Pope
Idaho
Washington
Ezra Whitla
Republican National
James P. Pope
Whitla
Democratic Party
Thousands Terrorize Canton as Japanese Bombing Rages
In Canton, China, two thousand refugees are feared killed or injured over two days of Japanese air attacks on densely packed districts. Women cry, children search ruins, and thousands wander streets in shock and terror as raids spread to Tsinanfu and other seaboard cities.
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Canton
South China
Naction
Seaboard
Tsinanfu
Shantung
Letters Sent in Death Case
Bowling Green Ky September 23 disclosure that an attorney for Brig Gen Henry H Denhardt victim of one of Kentucky's most sensational slayings had received three threatening letters heightened interest in the case as the city prepared to pay final honors to the hometown bar who became a political and military figure before dying in a hail of bullets fired by the vengeful brothers of the woman the Commonwealth alleged Denhardt felled He was with Denhardt when the 61 year old stormy petrel of Kentucky politics was shot on the main street in Shelbyville Monday night Rodes K Myers said he was warned in one note not to come up and he expected the examining trial for the Garr brothers Jack Roy and S Garr charged with murder Myers said he would attend though someone might get him Dr S S Garr turned his gun on Denhardt after he fell mortally wounded Roy Garr prevented the killing The brothers plea for bond until arraignment was described by Shelby County Judge H F Walters
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Commonwealth
Denhardt
Rodes K. Myers
Bowling Green
Petrel
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Jack
Roy
Garr
Myers
Shelby County
H. F. Walters
Local Men Get Permits for Minidoka Deer Hunt
Pocatello hunters received permits to join a special deer drive in the Minidoka forest from October 1 to 10. The emergency hunt aims to take 500 deer to ease overgrazed range and stave off winter starvation. Recipients include residents from Pocatello, American Falls, Preston, Bancroft, Grace and Aberdeen, among others.
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Pocatello
Minidoka Forest
Marion C. Martindale
J. R. Reynolds
A. C. Hubbard
Ned Hubbard
T. S. Stuart
Fred C
L. H. Larsen
D. Prank Foss
Magnus Gundesen
George L. Shappont
Preston
Ronald Braley
Eugene Ruger
Odell Christensen
Lester Peterson
James Gilbert
Bancroft
A. K. Vandenakker
Grace
Roland Nelson
Aberdeen
Spokane directors adjourn without selection of counsel
The Spokane farm credit administration board adjourned its monthly meeting without naming a new general counsel to replace Judge William Healy, who has resigned.
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Farm Credit Administration of
William Healy
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