Roosevelt vows to push ahead with western programs
President Roosevelt told Cheyenne crowds he will continue in his second term to do the most good for the greatest number. He defended ongoing projects as valuable, warned the government is not going broke, and outlined planned stops in Wendover and Casper with Fort Francis E. Warren guarding the crowd.
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D. Harold Oliver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
O'Mahoney
Supreme Court
United States
Gov. Miller
Bat
West
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Wendover
Casper
Schwartz
Man Jailed For Court Contempt
J. J. Noonan was fined 50 dollars for contempt of court by Acting Police Judge William Hinckley after failing to pay the ordered departure from the city. He was rearrested and jailed when unable to pay the fine. Bob Poynter changed to guilty on intoxication and paid 15 dollars. Tip O Niel paid 50 dollars. D A Burger forfeited 2 50 for a U turn.
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J. J. Noonan
William Hinckley
Noonan
Bob Poynter
Tip O'Niel
Hinckley
D. A. Burger
No Change Seen In Man's Condition After 45-Foot Fall
TACOMA Wash Sept 24 After 3 hours in hospital Bunny Dryden a high wire performer injured Wednesday at the Western Washington fair in Puyallup remained unconscious today. Physicians reported no change in his condition which has been critical since the accident. Dryden incurred internal injuries a skull fracture and a broken arm in a 45 foot fall during his act. His wife barely collapsed.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dryden
Port of Entry Plan Attacked by Western Auto Clubs
A Salt Lake City report states the Western Automobile Conference urged 30 delegates from 11 western states to lobby state legislatures against ports of entry border stations and tax offices affecting non commercial cars. The resolution argues such stations are unnecessary for non commercial vehicles and should be abolished unless needed for agriculture or public health protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Western Automobile Conference
Public Library Displays Books in Dietrich Building Windows
The public library arranged an attractive book display in the Dietrich building windows at Arthur and Center inviting citizens to read from their shelves. Recent novels, travel yarns, biographies, and a children's section draw attention as placards urge enriching life with art and reading before travel under librarian Lucille Hood’s supervision.
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Dietrich Building
Arthur and Center
Public
Lucille Hood
Bannock County WPA Reports Progress on Roads
Bannock County WPA completed graveling and grading on the Cottage avenue road serving Home Acres, near Pocatello, and opened the mile-long route under Jewel Horton supervision. A second WPA project, Pine street road in Richland Acres, will be graded and gravelled, starting October 28, with county engineer W. P. Havener announcing the plan.
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Bannock County
W. P. Havener
Cottage Avenue
Home Acres
Pocatello
Jewel Horton
Pine Street
Richland Acres
Alameda
Havener
Engagement of Miss Mary Adeline Prentice
Mary Adeline Prentice, granddaughter of the late John D. Parmalee Prentice of New York, announces her engagement in Williamstown Massachusetts.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mary Adeline Prentice
John D. Parmalee Prentice
New York
Attempts to Move Roosevelt Special Train Schedule
Pocatello Democrats press to shift President Roosevelt's special train to arrive earlier Sunday night for a public address and talks with local leaders. Railroad sources say the train may depart West Yellowstone at 7 p.m. and reach Pocatello around midnight. Governor Barilla Clark and party will ride to the state capital after arrival.
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Pocatello Democrata
Roosevelt
Gate City
Pocatello Democrats
James P. Pope
Carl McIntyre
W. J. O'Connor
Pocatello
Marvin H. McIntyre
West Yellowstone
Barzilla W. Clark
Boise
New Chief Takes Over American Legion in New York
Daniel J. Doherty of Woburn Mass takes command as national commander of the American Legion promising no raids on the treasury in the coming year. He sails for France to join a veterans pilgrimage and urges legionnaires to keep labor disputes among private citizens and to uphold law when required by authorities.
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New York
Daniel J. Doherty
Stocky Woburn
Mass
Navy
American Legion
National Treasury
France
Doherty
Malcolm Douglas
Seattle
Wash
American Legion Auxiliary
Tribune-Ap
English speed ace delays Bonneville record run
Capt. George E. T. Eyston faced postponement at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah due to late summer rain. The Englishman, who took over the saline track after Ab Jenkins, planned to begin his long-distance speed record attempt tomorrow.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
George E. T. Eyston
Saline
Ab Jenkins
Republicans split over 1938 national convention idea
The GOP national executive committee debated Hoover’s call for a 1938 convention in Washington, delaying a full decision until November. The Potello Tribune reports Pocatello leaders and workers weigh the proposal and their views in a Sunday feature.
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Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
G. O. P. National Executive Committee
Washington
Full National Committee
Pocatello Republican Party
Potello Tribune
Three Divorces Filed byWives in Fifth District Clerk's Office
Three divorce suits were filed by wives in the Fifth district clerk Thursday. Mildred McGuinn seeks divorce from Fran elisa J. McGuinn citing habitual drunkenness and non support for their 14 month old daughter, married Feb 14 1994. Millicent Oreill Collanni seeks divorce from Dean L. Collanni with a 16 month old daughter Cheri Jean, married March 22 1935. Eva Clark seeks divorce from Clem Clark citing extreme cruelty. married July 15 1926 in Idaho Falls. they have four children aged 10 to 4. Custody of children is asked in all three cases.
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Fifth District
Mildred McGuinn
Franelisa J. McGuinn
Fort Hall Water Users urged crop diversification to ease demand
The Fort Hall Water Users Association executive board advised members to diversify crops and perform maintenance in fall or during the growing season to better use natural flow. Beets and potatoes on the project create late-season water demand, so growers should plant more hay and grains to reduce strain on the reservoir and curb a potato market glut. Twelve thousand of 60,000 acres are under cultivation. Officers include W. P. Havener secretary and Theo Turner president with directors Hans Sorenson J. M. Bistine Henry Jensen T. C. Martin I. T. Gucker S. A. Dunn and Howard Schaeffer.
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Fort Hall
Havenor
Mr. Havener
Association
Theo Turner
Hans Sorenson
J. M. Bistiine
Henry Jensen
T. C. Martin
I. T. Gucker
S. A. Dunn
Howard Shaeffer
Cross fire targets Ray Sprigle home in Pittsburgh attack
A fiery cross burned near the farm home of Pittsburgh journalist Ray Sprigle who exposed Hugo Black's Klan associations. An obelisk nearby bore a painted message attacking Sprigle and urging scrutiny of the justice.
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Pittsburgh
Ray Sprigle
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Oppose Spud Plan in Twin Falls County Vote
Less than 19 percent of Twin Falls county potato growers voted on the federal acreage allotment plan and they rejected it by 90 to 36, Harvey S. Hale, county agent, reported today.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Harvey S. Hale
Mussolini Promises No More Troops to Spain Ahead of Talks
An authoritative British source says Mussolini pledged no further Italian volunteers to Spain if Britain France and Italy reach an accord on Mediterranean parity at Nyon. The promise aims to ease Anglo French acceptance as Mussolini travels to Paris for a potential peace front and a new European balance.
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London
Mussolini
Britain
France
Spain
Europe
Italy
Foreign Office
Il Duce
Mediterranean
Nyon
Paris
PWA Rule Delays Building Project At Pocatello
F A Burton says construction on the new Pocatello high school will probably not start until next spring. Four architects have been hired to finish the plans. He notes that PWA discontinuance should not cancel the project and explains a $350000 bond will finance 60 percent of the cost with PWA covering the rest. Roosevelt's order could end partially PWA financed projects including a county hospital and county building.
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Pocatello High School
F. A. Burton
Burton
PWA
Pocatellans
Roosevelt
Fair Tonight and Saturday in Tah
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Tah tonight with light frost set to form. Saturday will bring rising temperatures and continued clear skies.
Opposition within GOP delays unofficial convention plan
The Republican National Committee postpones a decision on an unofficial 1940 convention to November. Chairman John Hamilton plans a Chicago meeting between November 2 and 15 to decide how to state party principles before next year’s elections amid opposition from Rep. Martin and others.
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GOP
Washington
Republican National Committee
Hecover
National Committee
John Hamilton
Chicago
Hamilton
Congress
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
Landon
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Spangler
Hoover
London
Borah
Vandenberg
Col
Frank Knox
Frank O. Lowden
Youth Shoots His Teacher in Toledo Incident
In Toledo on Sept. 24, 12 year old Robert Snyder allegedly shot Miss June Mapes 9 the Arlington school principal during a confrontation at Mercy hospital. Police say the boy armed with his father's pistol sought to show toughness after listening to crime programs and bandit stories.
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Toledo.o
June Mapes
Arlington
Robert Snyder
Toledo
A. W. Bernhagen
Mercy Hospital
Bernhagen
Ralph Murphy
Homicide
James Foltz
Snyder Boy
Robert
Murphy
Gloria Moore
Woman Knocked Down by Bicycle on Grant and Bridger
Mrs J C Kutterer an expectant mother living at 1406 North Garfield was injured Thursday when struck by a bicycle ridden by 12 year old Jack Kellow of 540 South Johnson at Grant and Bridger. She walked home unassisted despite glasses broken. Police blamed careless operation and talking to a companion.
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J. C. Kutterer
North Garfield
Grant
Bridger Streets
Jack Kellow
South
Johnson
Kutterer
Young Kellew
Pocatello
D.C Ray
North Arthur
Alvin Brower
Lava Hot Springs
George Tippetts
Butter
WL. Johnson
North Johnson
South Fifth
Special Travelers and Trains Through Union Pacific Schedule
Special trains and traveler groups pass through the Union Pacific schedule this week end. A Trade Ranch party of about 12 in a private car arrives 6 40 p m Saturday en route to Omaha. A very important party on a standard sleeper arrives 6 10 p m Monday en route to Chicago. University of Iowa football team returns from Seattle with a president's special through Pocatello late Sunday. University of Utah team heads to Bozeman and returns early Sunday. Chevrolet dealers train en route to the coast passes through Saturday morning.
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Pullman
Omaha
Chicago
University of Iowa
U. of Washington
Seattle
Pocatello
University of Utah
Montana State College
Bozeman
Paotingfu Falls to Japanese Forces in North China
Japanese announced the capture of Paotingfu, a Chinese stronghold 80 miles southwest of Peiping, with the garrison annihilated. The city, capital of Hopeh, housed about 100000, envelopment completed and resistance ended. The drive involved over 60000 Japanese troops as Peiping hailed the victory.
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Peiping
Paotingefu
Here
Paotingfu
Hopeh
Giren
Paotinefu
Yhneting River
North China
Washington Seen As Responsible For 9-Power Treaty
Chiang Kai-shek told American correspondents in Nanking that the United States is obligated by treaties to support China's struggle against Japanese aggression. He cited the nine power pact and the Covenant of the League of Nations as grounds for U.S. action and urged Washington to maintain neutrality no longer possible while the pact stands. He expressed confidence Americans will uphold justice and aid China.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
United States
Madame Chiang
Amerieca
Washington
United Sates
Fee
Prague
Italy
America
Chiang
Orient
Nine Japanese bomb Hankow killing about a hundred
Shanghai dispatch reports about 100 killed and twice as many wounded as nine Japanese planes bomb Hankow and Hanyang arsenal area. Three large bombs hit crowded districts and riverine targets near the Ahpis gunboat. About 100 buildings damaged. Cholera outbreak worsens in Shanghai amid Japanese assaults north west of the city.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Yangtze River Valley
Hanyang
Ahpis
Yangtze
Rain Halts Chicago St Louis Game After First Inning
National League score update shows Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 10 to 0 with runs in the first inning. Batteries: Bauers and Toxoid for Pittsburgh, Schott, Kleinhans, Vandermeer and Tambhandi for Cincinnati. Chicago at St Louis game called due to rain and wet grounds. Only games scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bauers
Toxoid
Schott
Kleinhans
Vandermeer
Tambhandi
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston and New York Batteries Spark Exchange
RHE Boston and New York faced battery exchanges with players Vance Andrews and Glenn McKain Wilson Peacock Berg for Boston. At Cleveland Detroit games listed include Wade MecLaughlin York Gatehouse and Putlak as battery pairings in the schedule.
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Boston
R. H.E
New York
Vance
Andrews
Glenn
McKain
Wilson
Peacock
Berg
Cleveland
Detroit
Wade
MecLaughlin
York
Gatehouse
Playoff Tilt Columbus at Milwaukee Postponed by Rain
The American Association game between Columbus and Milwaukee was postponed due to rain. No rescheduled date announced.
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American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Watchman Halts Bear at Pigeon Lake CCC Camp
Roy Gore night watchman at the Pigeon Lake CCC camp near Drummond Wisconsin called out Halt who goes there before confronting a shadowy intruder. He grabbed a five foot black bear that fled in the opposite direction as the man escaped the scene.
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Drummond
Wis
Roy Gore
Pigeon Lake
CCC
Gore
Robber Steals Anti Freeze From Chicago Filling Station
John Tobin suspects the intruder who broke into his Chicago filling station plans a hard winter after a theft of 48 dollars worth of anti freeze. The incident occurred on a day when the thermometer hit 90.6 degrees.
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Chicago
John Tobin
Oil Work Slows Idaho Highways Across State
The Idaho highway department warns motorists to proceed carefully as oiling projects affect major routes. Notable sections include U S Routes 30 and 93 Sawtooth Park, No 21 Boise Basin, No 22 Idaho Central, No 24 Roosevelt, No 28 Lemhi, No 46 Gooding Fairfield, No 3 Dayton Weston, and Trail Creek Summit near Ketchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Highway Department
Boise Basin
More's Creek
Gooseneck
More’s Creek
Fairfield-Hailey
Craters of the Moon
Roosevelt Highway
Dietrich
Lemhi
Gooding-Fairfield
Dayton-Weston
Ketchum Trail Creek
Trail Creek Summit
Dallas man injured in auto crash and wooden leg injury
DALLAS Sept 24 Pi D E Hedgecock president of an artificial limb manufacturing company suffered minor cuts and a broken leg when his car struck a telephone pole the broken leg was a wooden one.
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Dallas. Tex
D. E. Hedgecock
Hedgecock
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Duce
View Europe Front
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Associated Press
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Germany
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