Rainbow Defeats Endeavour to Retain Americas Cup Title
Rainbow wins the final Cup race over Endeavour by 55 seconds amid protests from both sides. The committee will rule on protests tonight, delaying an official verdict. If upheld, it would end the British challenge to the 1851 trophy win.
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Endeavour
Rainbow
Argo
Newport
Rainbow Today
Harold
Vanderbilt
T. O. M. Sopwith
Royal Yacht Squadron
America
Windward
Death of Anthony W Ivins Sparks Mormon Funeral Plans
Friends mourn the death of Anthony W Ivins first counselor to the LDS church president in Salt Lake City. Funeral services are set for Thursday noon in the Mormon Tabernacle with the council of twelve apostles as honorary pallbearers J Reuben Clark Jr will lead the service and speakers include David O McKay BE Peterson Franklin S Harris and J F Fitzpatrick among others.
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Salt Lake City
Friends High
Anthony W. Ivins
Latter Day Saints Church
Mormon Tabernacle
Brigham Young
Council of Twelve Apostles of the Church
Ivins
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
United States
Mexico
Heber J. Grant
David O. McKay
Council of Twelve
BE. G. Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Franklin 8. Harris
Brigham Young University
J. F. Fitzpatrick
The
Salt Lake Tribune
the Telegram
John G
High Sea Delays Food Unloading in Nome
High surf delayed the steamer Victoria's unloading at Nome Alaska as residents sampled fresh meats and vegetables aboard. Thomas Wilson a steamship official arrived by plane to aid rehabilitation efforts following a devastating city fire that destroyed most food supplies. The Victoria is the first freight and passenger vessel to reach Nome since the blaze. the coast guard cutter Chelan has been there for several days.
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Nome
Alaska
Victoria
Nomeites
Thomas Wilson
Steamship Company
Chelan
Floating air station concept and yacht racing referee
A reader letter complains about the lack of a floating air station for drop offs and pickups near Sep 25. The writer questions Jesse Jones's self liquidating loans and asks for a clearer yacht race referee to spot fouls, ending with a personal note to Will.
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MZ DE
France
Jesse Jones
Will
Senator Pope Returns Home in Idaho
Senator James P. Pope returns to Idaho and backs renewed munitions inquiry and proposed U S dras nations on the industry. He predicts silver may reach 1 29 an ounce within a year and discusses Germany’s hidden war materials and Russia in the League of Nations context. Pope plans to attend a Spokane mining conference and then campaign for the Democratic ticket.
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Boise
James P. Pope
Idaho
Senate
United States
Germany
Russia
League of Nations
Spokane
Two New Trails in Lindbergh Kidnapping Probe
Police pursue Hauptmann links with fingerprints tools a ladder theft and an ankle x ray while prosecutors plan three charges including kidnapping and murder in New Jersey and New York. Lindbergh seeks identity of Isador Fisch in a federal briefing ahead of a grand jury appearance.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbuen, Jr
Hauptmann
Investi
Gator
Bronx County
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
J. F. Condon
Lindy
Federal
Isador Fisch
Bronx
Pisch
Anthony F. Hauck
Hunterdon County
N. J
Trenton
David T. Wilentz
George Paulin
Ohio
Injury to Klumb Cripples Vandals
Harold Klumb of Olympia Washington, a 6 foot 3 inch 200 pound tackle for the Idaho Vandals, suffered a clear injury in scrimmage and will miss games until October 20 at Oregon. Klumb had been groomed for a halfback role and earned a reserve spot behind Paul Berg.
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Moscow
Harold Klumb
Olympia
Washy
University of Idaho
Ralph Hutchinson
Klumb
University of Oregon
Paul Berg
Woman Killed in Death-Defying Fairground Stunt
Elfrieda Mais, 42, of Birmingham died at the Alabama state fair when her car crashed through a blazing wall and guard rail during a stunt she repeatedly performed. Her husband Ray La Plante of Newark, New Jersey, witnessed the fatal incident as the car plowed through the wall and embankment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Elfrieda Mais
Ray la Plante
Newark
N. J
Eastern Poloists Defeat Westerners For Intersectional Title
In Westbury New York on September 25 the East polo team built an early lead and held off the West to win 14 to 13, securing the intersectional polo championship with two straight victories.
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Westbury
N. Y
Beet program near solution in sugar contract talks
Washington September 25 AP Representatives of beet sugar growers and the sugar division of the AAA neared an agreement on a benefit payment contract. The meeting started yesterday and is likely to adjourn today with contract details acceptable to the growers. Charles B. Kearney and Rep Cummings declined to discuss negotiations with John Dalton, chief of the sugar division, but expected a formal statement and a contract under the Costigan Jones act within weeks. Western growers seek regional benefit payments as discussed at a Chicago conference last spring.
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Washington
Sugar Division
The
AAA
Charles B. Kearney
National Beet Growers’ Association
Cummings
Colorado
Hollywoods latest battle ends with chin blow at Lubitsch party
Herbert Marshall and John Monk Saunders reportedly fought in a dramatic clash at Ernst Lubitsch's home honoring Max Reinhardt. Saunders claims Marshall struck first, but Marshall says he reacted to insult to a lady and was merely defending himself.
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Herbert Marshall
John Monk Saunders
Ernst Lubitsch
Max Reinhardt
Shakespear
Saunders
Marshall
Kidnapper Baldwin Nabbed in Oakland Hotel Room
Police trapped 19 year old Missouri jail escapee John Baldwin in an Oakland hotel room after he abducted a couple, Miss Marjory Evans and W. R. McKane. Tear gas forced surrender as officers seized five guns and found two unloaded on the bed. He had just seized the pair in a Friday night abduction from Glendale to Oakland.
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Cal
John Baldwin
Missouri
Baldwin
Marjory Evans
W. R. McKan
Giants Fall 4–0 To Phillies In Opener
Phillies pitcher Curt Davis shuts out the New York Giants 4–0 in the opener of a two game series slashing the Giants pennant lead by a half game. Gehrig hits his 48th homer as the Yankees top Philadelphia 5–0.
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Curt Davis
Philadelphia
Lou Gehrig
Joe Cascarella
Yanks
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Tamulis
Jorgens
Cascarella
Mahaffey
Hayes
Developments in Lindbergh Case
A report from the Associated Press outlines new lines in the Lindbergh kidnap case. The Bronx grand jury resumes testimony on extortion charges against Bruno Hauptmann as receiver of the 50000 ransom. Col. Lindbergh and wife press ahead with investigation while seeking aid from Missouri.
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Department of Justice
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx County
Tauptmann
Charles A Lindbergh
Bangwell Dam
Missouri
Col
H. Norman Schwarzwopf
New Jersey
Borah Urges League to Expand Scope in Idaho Speech
United States Senator William E. Borah told a Genesee Idaho audience that the Liberty League should broaden its crusade to restore economic freedom. He said the league omits the essential goal of preserving American liberty and warned that liberty in the twentieth century means the power to fix prices for basic necessities.
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Genesee
Idaho
Liberty League
United States
William E. Borah
Senate
League
Agreement Reached on Rail Dispute with Manchoukuo
Tokyo reports an informal accord between Russia and Japan allowing Manchoukuo to buy the Chinese Eastern railway half interest for two thirds in goods and one third cash. Half cash due now, rest within three years. A Japanese bank syndicate may raise about 50 million dollars. Chuichi Ohashi, vice minister of foreign affairs, joins negotiations for final transfer.
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Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Manchoukuo
Chuichi Ohashi
Hoover Meets McNary in Salem Before Portland Stop
Former president Herbert Hoover left his train in Salem for lunch with United States Senator Charles L. McNary, the minority leader. Hoover heads to Portland for a community chest exposition.
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Salem
Ore
Herbert Hoover
United States
Charles L. McNary
Mgr. Hoover
Portland
Miss Idaho Beauty Revue Set For Pocatello Event
The Miss Idaho selection will occur during the 1994 Pall Style show and Beauty revue at the Dance Gardens in Pocatello Wednesday night with the House of Magic exhibit running daily. Contestants are identified only by sponsor names, with entrants from local shops and businesses such as Miller High Life and Watson Brothers among others.
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Pocatella
Dance Gardens
House of Magic
Pocatello
Baker Sought for Slaying in Oregon Bakery
Marshfield Oregon September 28 authorities search for Charles E Brennan 64 baker in connection with the ax murder of Hazel McGee 24 who worked at his shop Her body found in her room above the Myrtle Point bakery with the ax beside the bed Brennan last seen leaving the bakery wearing a white baker uniform gray coat and brown hat Two hundred dollars in cash and his watch and lodge emblem found in his room Jealousy suspected and his wife had filed for divorce in Multnomah County
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Marshfield
Ore
Oregon
Charles E. Brennan
Hazel McGee
Myrtle Point
Brennan
Hugh McKenna
Seaside
Multnomah County
TOAHO Weather Tonight and Wednesday Report
The forecast notes freezing temperatures tonight with a rising temperature trend by Wednesday. Salgne cools tonight then warms for midweek conditions and possible light winds across the region.
Style and Electrical Show Invitation at Dance Gardens
Business men announce a three day Style and Electrical Show to be held at Dance Gardens on September 26 27 and 28. Event promises demonstrations and showcases of the latest home style and electrical gadgets for visitors and potential customers.
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