Recognition of Soviet Pushed to Backward in U S Policy
Washington reports that US prospects for recognizing the Soviet government have receded since Hoover’s era. Officials note a long-standing policy requires Russia to settle official and private obligations and halt propaganda aimed at undermining American institutions.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
Russia
Coolidge
Boris Bakhmetieff
Daniel Cupid Defeats Dictatorial Brother
In Chicago on September 25 AP reports Justine Kropkowski with 51 years of experience counseled modern parents to keep children at home at night. His plan to confine his sister Josephine aged 30 failed as she used the telephone and received police callers, ending his effort.
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Chicago
Justine Kropkowski
Justine
Josephine
Grain prices tumble after Farm Board statement
Sharp reactions from advances hit grain values as a James C. Stone statement from the federal farm board supported a downward price trend for the coming years. Wheat fell 2 percent from earlier levels, while corn and oats showed mixed results and provisions varied from a decline to a rise.
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Chicago
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Mob hangs alleged black convict in Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia a mob seized Willie Kirkland a Colored convict once held on theft charges and hanged him from a tree near Prymenclia Gardens. The crowd then tied his body to a truck and paraded it to the courthouse lawn as officers watched. The warden doubted Kirkland was the attacker identified by a nine year old girl.
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Thomasville
Willie Kirkland
Sone Ge
Kirkland
Gordon E. Davis
Prymenclia Gardens
Orb
Omasville
Bandit slain as Ziegler foils robbery attempt in Chicago
In Chicago a bandit tried to force John Ziegler to drive. Ziegler wrestled him for the gun and fired when the bandit leapt away. The robber, identified by fingerprints as Washington Meggary, was dead at the scene as police arrived. Meanwhile in Boise Coste and Bellonte completed a Boise Salt Lake City flight in three hours seventeen minutes arriving to a 5000-strong crowd. The fliers greeted officials and planned a Seattle leg departing at 1 20 p m. Weather favored clear travel down the Columbia Gorge.
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Associated Press
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
United States
Idaho
Boise
Salt Lake City
Chicago
John Ziegler
Zeigler
Washington P. Meggary
Ziegler
Meggary
Coste and
Bellonte
Great Salt Lake
Burley
Noel Davis
H. C. Baldridge
James Pope
Seattle
Pasco
Columbia Gorge
Portland
Little Interest In Battle of Heavies
New York reports low advance ticket sales for the 15 round heavyweight contest at Yankee Stadium between Jack Sharkey and Victorio Campolo. Promoters forecast box office receipts near $100,000, risking a loss for Madison Square Garden if crowds stay thin tonight between 8:30 and 9 p.m.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Victorio Campolo
Yankee Stadium
Ball Park
Madison Square Garden
Idaho Petroleum Rate Reduction Asked
A hearing before the Idaho Public Utilities Commission on lower petroleum rates from six western states was moved from September 29 to October in Portland Oregon. Idaho alleged that rates from California Oregon Montana and Utah to Idaho were unreasonable and intervenors from several oil firms challenged rates from other points including Oklahoma.
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Portland
Ore
Idaho
California
Oregon
Bebe
Montana
Utah
Oklahoma
Idaho Pair Tonight and Friday Frost Warnings
Idaho weather bulletin warns of local frosts tonight and again Friday. Residents advised to protect crops and tender plants as temperatures dip across the region.
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Idaho
Texas Man Dies of Knife Wounds Near Club
Fort Worth Texas September 25 A man identified as Homer Jones about 35 died early today from knife wounds found last night near the Glen Garden Country club. Special Deputy Keys said an automobile with no lights sped away as he investigated. A woman's hat and a cigarette were found about 30 feet from the scene.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Homer
Glen Garden Country Club
Rogers
Keys
Uncle Sam to Spend Millions on New Post Office Buildings
Washington reports early action planned on a five year program to replace post office buildings. Legislation to fund 43.14 million dollars will be introduced by Representative Kelly to carry out the Postmaster General Brown’s recommendation. Senate and House committees will begin hearings soon with Chairman Blaine leading inquiry.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Brown Eres
Hoover
Kelly
Pennsylvania
House Post Office Committee
Blaine
Bucan
Wisconsin
Senate
North Bannock fair set for Friday at Tyhee school grounds
The seventh annual North Bannock fair moves to Tyhee school grounds Friday with exhibits of vegetables fruit poultry and livestock. General chairman R Fay Facer leads a committee including 8 D Lowe J H Stuart Earl Cutler W C Stuart and E R Brown to attract largest attendance and best program with judging at 9 00 am and a concluding dance that evening.
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Tyhee
North Bannock
R. Fay Facer
D. Lowe
J. H. Stuart
Earl Cutler
W. C. Stuart
E. R Brown
Pocatello
Triple Champion Advances To Quarter Finals Of Title Play
Mel Jones swept into the semi finals of the national amateur golf championship by defeating Fay Coleman 6 and 5 in the 36 hole quarter final at Merion Cricket Club Ardmore Pa. Bobby Jones pressed Coleman but trailed and could not recover after 18 holes. Jesse W. Sweetser edged Maurice J. McCarthy Jr 5 and 4 to reach the semis and Gene Homans defeated John Lehman 8 and 7 as Seaver beat Billy McPhail 5 and 4.
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Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Mel Jones
Fay Coleman
Bobby Jones
Los Angeles
Jones
Jesse W. Sweetser
New York
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
Sweetser
Gene Homans
Englewood
N. J
John Lehman
Chicago
Charles Seaver
Billy McPhail
Boston
Deposed Pilot Quits the Cubs in Disputed Shuffle
Jer McCarthy resigned as Cubs manager amid a stormy conference with Cubs president William L. Veeck and director William Wrigley Jr. Mrs Hornsby was named to run the team as they prepared to face Cincinnati. McCarthy left noting no contract offer for 1931 and asked to be relieved of duties.
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Chicago
Jer McCarthy
Cubs
McCarthy
William L. Veeck
William Wrigley, Jr
Veeck
Wrigley
Hornsby
Vaeck
Cubs edge Reds to keep pennant bid alive
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Hartnett and English homer for the Cubs while Cuccinello hits two for the Reds. Rixey, Frey, and Gooch allowed Chicago runs as weather and postponements affect other matchups.
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Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chick Cuccinello
Cincinnati
English
Hartnett
Frey
Rixey
Gooch
Teachout Malone
Oregon-Washington Railroad GM Predicts 10 Percent Fall Rise
Lewiston Idaho September 25 AP J P O'Brien general manager of the Oregon Washington railroad and Navigation company predicts a possible ten percent rise in fall business. He says trade is on an upward trend and that fall and winter activity may not fall below 1929 levels when wheat and lumber prices adjust and shipments resume. The western country has almost returned to normal.
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Lewiston
Idaho
J. P. O’brien
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Rumor Mill Swirls Over Cubs as Hornsby Eyes 1931 Role
Chicago reports say Cubs rumors and trades swirl around the team under Joe McCarthy. Rogers Hornsby remains second baseman but contemplates a future in club operations in 1931 while offering no public details.
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Chicago
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
McCarthy
Hornsby
Horsewoman Weds Heir to Millions in Philadelphia
Miss Mary Elizabeth Artemus and John Hay Whitney, heir to the Payne Whitney fortune, plan to marry at St James the Less in Falls of Schuylkill. Whitney, 26, lists banker as occupation. Artemus, 24, noted horsewoman and polo player, daughter of Mrs Bessie Dobson Altemus Eastman.
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Philadelphia
Mary Elizabeth Artemus
John Hay Whitney
New York
Payne Whitney
Church of St. James the Less
Falls of Schuylkill
Whitney
Artemus
Bessie Dobson Altemus Eastman
Altemus
Stimson Cites G O P Redemption Of 34 Of 35 Pledges
Albany Sept 25 AP Henry L Stimson secretary of state praised the Hoover administration in a keynote at the Republican state convention saying 34 of 35 pledges have been redeemed by legislative or executive action He cited tax cuts Smoot Hawley tariff and the agricultural marketing act and noted the focus on bettering foreign reasons amid the stock market downturn.
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Albany
N. Y
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover Administration
Hoover
Stimson
Missing Army Air Corps lieutenant reported killed near Effingham
Scott Field pilots searched Effingham area for wreckage of Lieut Hobart Steely 29 US Army Air Corps Reserve after a reported crash. Coroner said no accident verified and no wreckage found. Reports traced to telegrams and farmers, none confirmed by Western Union or local officials.
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Scott Field
Ill
W. C. Hayes
E. T. Belzer
Effingham
Hobart Steely
Army Air Corps Reserve
Hobart H. Steely
United States Army Air Corps Reserve
Here
Associated Press
Charles M. Doty
Steely
Rantoul
Selfridge Pield
Mich
M. W. Kaye
Rantoulield
D. T Gillson
St. Louis
Lieut
Gillson
First Lieutenant Hobart Steely Killed in Plane Crash
World War era reporter and Tribune veteran Hobart H Steely was killed in an airplane crash at Scott Field Illinois this morning according to a wire to his mother Mrs O B Steely Born in Pocatello he lived in Chicago and Milwaukee and Tulsa Tulsa and Chicago AP Tulsa and Chicago offices are noted with his aviation interest and prior crash injuries He is survived by his wife Frances and two children Hobart Howard Jr and Beatrice Elizabeth.
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Hobart H. Steely
Pocatellan
Illinois
Steely
Hobart H
O. B. Steely
Fargo
Scott Field
Lieut
The
Tribune
Pocatello
Schoo
St. Johns Military Academy
Delafield
Wisconsin
27Th Coast Artillery
City Star
Milwaukee Sentinel
Omaha Bee
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Chicago
Frances Steely
Hobart Howard, Jr
Beatrice Elizabeth
Utah Fair Tonight and Friday Frost Advisory
Cool conditions persist with frost expected tonight and Friday in southwest portions and higher elevations. Temperatures will dip to freezing in these areas while lower elevations see slightly warmer readings.
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Utah
Clara Bow explains stopped checks over Lake Tahoe gambling debt
Clara Bow says she unknowingly used 50-cent pieces as 6100 chips while gambling at a Nevada Lake Tahoe resort. She claimed she did not realize the hotel was a gambling place and that Will Rogers invited Rex Bell, her secretary Miss Devoe, and herself to dinner before she played blackjack.
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Los Angeles
Clara Bow
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
Will Rogers
Rex Bell
Miss Devoe
Mr. Rogers
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