Winter Blowing Across Western Parts of Nation
Salt Lake City reports a northern Utah and southern Idaho snowstorm with two inches at Brighton and temperatures dipping to 33 37 in Caldwell Ogden and Pocatello. Rain drenched ground aiding fall plowing as farmers welcomed the wet spell despite the cold.
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Willen Wwwo Fcocuimd
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Brighton
Wasatch Mountains
Here
Highlands
Pocatello
Ogden
Caldwell
Idaho Falls
Mass gang murder rocks Mt. Holly New Jersey pine barrens
Police report three men Stanley Zimmer William Schwar and Edward Riehl all of Easton were lured to a meeting in the pine barrens near Mt. Holly and shot by unseen killers. Cartridges and shells were found and a veteran detective called the killings brutal and vengeful with evidence of a planned ambush. The bodies were found beside a small motor car 11 miles southeast of Mt. Holly and the slayings may have occurred last Wednesday.
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MT. Holly
N. J
New Jersey
Pine Barrens
Stanley Zimmer
William Schwar
Edward Riehl
Easton
al Vetnan Spplausen
Aiee
Asens Yealanday
Ivins Funeral Planned in Tabernacle Utah
Anthony W Ivins first counselor in the church presidency dies of a heart attack aged 81 and funeral services are planned in Tabernacle Salt Lake City with interment in the Ivins family plot. Statements from church authorities outline speakers and funeral arrangements details.
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Salt Lake City
Anthony W. Ivins
J. Reuben Clark
Ivins
City Cemetery
Roosevelt
West
Hsd
Southwest
Utah
Tony Tivins
Mr. Ivins
Toms River
Ocean County
New Jersey
Israel Ivins
Annie Lowrie Ivins
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico City
Council of Twelve Apostles of the Church
First Presidency
Henr J. Grant
Rainbow extends lead with third straight Cup race win
Rainbow defeats Endeavour in the fifth race of the international yachting series off Newport, matching a four minute one second official margin as it chases one more victory to clinch the America's Cup. Sail handling and wind conditions are noted with craft adjustments and crew actions shaping the result.
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C. G. Cutterargo
Newport
Endeavour
Rainbow
Valkyrie
Herold S. Vanderbilt
Sopwith
Annie Oakley
Cardinals defeat Cubs as Martin drives in two runs
Pepper Martin homered in the third to plate two Cardinals runs and trim the Cubs 3 to 1. Kiki Cuyler homered in the ninth for Chicago to avert a shutout. Score by innings shows St Louis 3 Chicago 1 in the opener, with Walker, Delancey, Warneke, and Hartnett handling pitching duties.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Pepper Martin
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Bill Walker
R. H. E. St. Louis
Walker
Delancey
Warneke
Hartnett
Tigers clinch as Yankees fall to Red Sox 5 0
Detroit clinched the pennant race implications with a 5 0 loss by the Yankees to Boston. Boston scored six in the final innings while New York was held scoreless throughout.
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New York
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
R. H. E. Boston
Morena
R. Ferrell
Murphy
Jorgens
German Balloon First to Ground in Gordon Bennett Cup
The Stadt Essen, German entry, landed at 5 a.m. 12 miles north of Fellin Estonia, first of 20 balloons in the 23rd Gordon Bennett cup race. Two American entries and other craft were believed over Russia. Belgique piloted by Demuyter and Coechkelbergh seen over Slonim Poland as winds favored uproute.
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Warsaw
Bar “Stadt Essen
Fellin
Estonia
Russia
Stadt Essen
Belgique
E. A. J. Demuyter
L. Coechkelbergh
Slonim
Poland
Textile Mills Reopen After 21 Day Strike
Thousands of textile workers returned to posts as mills reopened after a three week strike. Some centers faced gradual re employment and sporadic disorders. In Concord North Carolina about 20 United Textile Workers occupied the courthouse seeking jobs. In Philadelphia fighting broke out at Prudential knitting mills with about 50 arrests.
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Associated Press
United Textile Workers’ Union
Concord
N.C
Concord Mills
Prudential Knitting Mills
Philadelphia
Local couple killed in bridge crash on old Yellowstone highway
Carroll Duncan aged 25 and Dolly Storms aged 29 died when their Buick coupe went off a bridge over the Fort Hall canal on the old Yellowstone highway south of the McGuire ranch. Their bodies were found near noon by M W Smith at the canal bottom.
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Fort Hall Canal
Yellowstone Highway
A. F H. McGuire
Carroll Duncan
North Twelfth
Charles Duncan
Fred’s Cafe
Dolly Storms
P. C. O'Malley
South Main
Fred
Hall Mortuary
Rain Lifts Dry Farm Soils in Blackfoot
The first real rain in months fell in Blackfoot early Sunday morning aiding farmers. Ground had been too dry for fall plowing and for harvesting beets and potatoes, and the additional moisture promises relief.
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Blackfoot
Big Demand for Merchandise Surprises Nation's Retailers
The report shows consumer demand rising across the country with department store sales in August surpassing August 1933. Prices have barely risen, while agricultural areas report strong volumes and food demand remains firm in drought regions. Wholesale food prices are about 25 percent higher than a year ago.
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Claude New York
Renorta
Dun
Bradstreet
Boston
Federal Reserve District
Dur and
Weather roundup for tonight and Tuesday Southeast
Partly cloudy tonight with local frost. Tuesday looks fair overall. Southeast portion may have rain or snow. Weather note from WRC.
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Wrc
Bronx Grand Jury Hears Hauptmann Extortion Case Evidence
The Bronx County grand jury heard extortion charges against Bruno Richard Hauptmann as witnesses testifying included Dr. John Condon and Lt. James Finn. Nine witnesses identified Hauptmann in connection with the Lindbergh ransom money, with Perrone the taxi driver among them. jury adjourned to 9:30 am tomorrow.
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Bronx County Grand Jury
New York
Samuel J. Foley
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Foley
Joseph Perrone
John F. Condon
Perrone
Hauptman
Dr. Condon
Walter Lyle
John Lyons
Hauptmann
Bronx
Callindbergh
M and
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Breckinridge
John C. Condon
John
St. Raymond's Cemetery
The
Condon
Lyle, Lyons
John J. Lamb
New Jersey State Police
James J. Finn
New York Police Department
Milton Gaglio
Hopewell
Lindberghs
Gregory F. Coleman
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx County
Supreme Court
Charles B. McLaughlin
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Arthur Carey
Jafsie
Neighbor confesses in Milwaukee burglary after early wakeup
Milwaukee on September 24 police arrested a neighbor who confessed to a theft in which Frank Taucher learned of the break in only after a burglar slipped through the front door described as squeaking like a rusty gate. Police noted door hinges were freshly oiled.
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Milwaukee
Frank Taucher
Business optimism returns as strikers resume work
In Europe the writer notes American travelers fear at home but reports markets improving and strikers returning to work, with observers aboard the boat noting a brighter mood and renewed confidence in the U S stock market.
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Ile DE France
Europe
Developments in Lindbergh Case Move Forward
A grand jury sits to consider charges Hauptmann received the 80000 Lindbergh ransom. Hauptmann is arraigned on extortion and the case is postponed to October 1. New Jersey will pursue extradition. Schwarzkopf indicates charges of kidnapping and murder. Lindberghs fly from California to New Jersey. The police dismiss Helen Kirsch as eccentric.
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Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Bronx
California
Winslow
Ariz
New Jersey
Helen Kirsch
Atlantic City
N. J
David T. Wilentz
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Heiress Bride Injured in California Car Crash
The hitchhiking daughter of University of Pennsylvania president Thomas S. Gates, Virginia Gates McCafferty, 22, lay critically injured in a Dixon hospital after a head on collision that killed 7 year old Ellen Johnson of Sacramento. Her husband Dan McCafferty, 26, and others suffered skull fractures in the crash en route to El Centro on their honeymoon.
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Sacramento
Calif
University of Pennsylvania
Dixon
Ellen Johnson
Virginia Gates McCafferty
Dan McCafferty
Joe
Johnson
McCafferty
Department of Justice
Virginia Gates
Tde
Pinedale
Wyo
Thomas 8. Gates
Boise
Idaho
Moscow
University of Idaho
City sued over stray dogs eating donated chicken dinner
In Pittsburgh on September 24 a city case arises after two stray dogs ate a donated chicken dinner. The suit seeks 193.75 in damages plus costs, citing a welfare coop incident.
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Pittsburgh
Hauptmann to be charged with kidnaping and murder
German prisoner Hauptmann faces extradition to New Jersey on charges of kidnaping and murder in the Lindbergh case. A New Jersey official confirmed the charge after a meeting with the attorney general. The case moves toward grand jury action as Lindbergh's son kidnapping remains the focus of ongoing investigations.
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Trenton
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Schwarzkopf
David T. Wilentz
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Auto Plunges Over Viaduct Near Yellowstone Highway
Four people escaped serious injury after a car driven by John Chamberlain 19 plummeted over a guard railing on the viaduct crossing the Short Line track north of the city. The occupants Mrs Bertha Chamberlain 38 Amanda Chamberlain 18 and Howard Chamberlain 5 were taken to St Anthonys hospital with cuts and bruises. Doctors reported the injuries not life threatening and the group was returning from Yellowstone park when the crash occurred. Deputy Sheriff Dave McNichols conducted the investigation.
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John Chamberlain
Atlantic City
N. J
Bertha Chamberlain
Amanda Chamberlain
Howard Chamberlain
Com Os
St. Anthony's Hospital
C. P. Groom
Dave McNichols
Yellowstone Park
Young Chamberlain
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