Annual Pocatello Style Show Opens Tonight
The event runs nightly with a children’s matinee at 4 15 p m and a 7 p m overture. A dancing revue features Alice Watson School at 8 15 p m, with Dr H T Plumb in charge of the House of Magic at 8 15. The style show includes ladies coats suits dresses and men’s skit at 9 00 p m and a bathing beauty contest at 10 00 p m, with dancing until midnight.
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House of Magic
Alice Watson School
H. T. Plumb
Pocatello
General Electric
Alice Watson
Edna Rottaron
Idaho Palls
Roosevelt to Begin Changes in NRA Setup
President Roosevelt announced from the White House that he would immediately pursue changes to the NRA structure and address protests by textile workers over employer discrimination. He indicated NRA reorganization would be evolutionary with ongoing trial and adjustment.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Washington
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
H .S. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Tribune-Journal Presents Series Preview for World’s Series
The Tribune Journal reports one week until the 1934 World Series opens with National and American League champions. Pocatello fans will bet on their team as the paper and Haight Radio Service provide magnetic boards and public address broadcasts for game coverage and explanations.
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Ameritroa
Pocatello
Tribune-Journal Company
Haight Radio Service Company
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dog Loots Mail Box Dog Botches Delivery in Local Mail Theft
A police report details a dog stealing mail from the Howard residence on South Twelfth. Jarvis Henderson traced tracks to A J Armstrong’s home and found the culprit canine with mail in its mouth. The dog is tied at Armstrong's rear, pondering human nature.
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J. L. Balderston
Jarvis Henderson
Jarvis
Howard
A. J. Armstrong
South Twelfth
Armstrong
Correction on Dolly Bore and Carroll Duncan death report
The Lees Tribune corrects an error in a previous story about the deaths of Miss Dolly Bore and Carroll Duncan. It incorrectly stated Miss Storms lived at the P C O Malley home on South Main Street. Storms had resided at the Temple hotel before her Goeth. The Tribune regrets the mistake.
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Lees Tribune
Dolly Bore
Carroll Duncan
Miss Storms
P. C. O'Malley
South Main Street
Storms
Temple Hotel
Goeth
the Tribune
Woman Kills Two Children in Rage in Newberry
In Newberry South Carolina on September 26 Mrs Annie Strauss Bizzell 45 a former wife who earlier killed her husband was said to have slain her children Martin 17 Annie 12 and wounded Emanuel 15 before setting the house afire Emanuel fled to a neighbor s home neighbors found the home in flames and two bodies were recovered Mrs Bizzell was missing and believed to have perished in the blaze She had killed her husband Tom Bizzell on November 17 1932 but was acquitted on a self defense plea.
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Newberry
S. C
Annie Strauss Bizzell
Martin
Annie
Emanuel
Beet growers reach agreement on sugar beet contract terms
Washington reports a near final sugar beet benefit payment contract as growers and AAA sugar officials narrow minor provisions. Leaders Charles Kearney and J. D. Pancake were chosen to draft the final pact, with California in general accord. Payments of about one dollar per ton are expected for the 1932 crop, and contracts may be issued within two to three weeks.
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Washington
AAA
Charles M. Kearney
National Beet Growers’ Association
J. D. Pancake of
Greely
Colp
California
John E. Dalton
Pancake
Agriculture Department
Dalton
Hugh Johnson Steps Out as Chief of NRA
Washington reports the resignation of General Hugh S. Johnson as head of the National Recovery Administration effective October 15. Roosevelt accepts the move and plans a new NRA structure with a single policy board and administering regents, signaling possible shifts in recovery policy amid business, labor, and consumer pressures.
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Hugh Johnson
NRA
William L. Beale, Jr
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
United States
Justice Department
United Textile Workers
Steel Union
American Federation of Labor
Queen Mary Christened Cunard Liner Queen Mary
In Clydebank Scotland the Queen christened the Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary as it slid into the water after a brief address by King George. The Prince of Wales and Ambassador Robert Bingham attended along with Mrs. Bingham and many dignitaries.
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Clydebank
Glasgow
Scotland
Great Britain
George
Prince of Wales
Robert W. Bingham
United States
Bingham
Idaho Supreme Court to Rule on Judge Vote
The Idaho Supreme Court weighed a challenge to the non partisan judiciary election for two vacancies on the state’s high court. Attorneys argued unequal county instructions could distort outcomes, with figures offered for and against Airshie of Coeur d Alene and Blaine of Boise and a writ of prohibition sought to halt certification.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Boise
James F. Airshie
Coeur d’Alene
Sam Blaine
Supreme Court
Rowland C. Taylor
Kootena
Secretary of State
Airshie
Blaine
Nicholas Wernette
Guy Bissell
Gooding
Electrical Exhibit Show Promises Magic House Wonders
The 1904 Electrical Exhibition and Bathing Art Revue features the House of Magic with devices like the electric eye that wakes mornings and controls doors and lights. A 4 15 p m matinee for schoolchildren showcases voice to light waves and other curiosities, including heart beat displays and corn popping without heat.
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House of Magis
House of Magic
Pocatellans
Style Show
Police Check Case Against B Hauptmann
New York September 26 investigators believe Bruno Richard Hauptmann kidnapped the Lindbergh baby. They cite ransom notes, ladder construction, lumber origin, nails, footprints, handwriting, paper, local work near the Lindbergh home, and other linked evidence including a ransom bill, a garage stash, taxi reports, and Hauptmann’s movements and finances.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
National Mill Work and Lumber Company
Bronx
Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
N. J
Hauptman
Pisch
Fisch
New Jersey
Utah Murderer Dies in Prison
Dr. Lafayette J. Dull, 74, a retired dentist who was sentenced to 20 years for the slaying of his son in law Horace M. Randels, 32, on January 17, 1933, died in the state prison after weeks of ill health.
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Salt Lake City
Lafayette J. Dull
Horace M. Randels
Hauptmann Indicted in Lindbergh Ransom Extortion Case
Bronx grand jury indicts Bruno Richard Hauptmann on extortion in the Lindbergh ransom payment. The true bill lists aliases and cites a $50,000 ransom, with $13,750 traced to Hauptmann's Bronx garage and $846 found later during a prolonged police search.
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Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Charles B. McLaughlin
Bronx County
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Jassie
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Pellmeier
Bruno
Hauptman
Germany
Foley
East 22Nd Street
Walter Lyle
Kindapers
Dr. Condon
Decatur Avenue
Hauptmann Garage
Giants Drop Second Straight as Phillies Rally Past Them
The New York Giants lost 5 to 4 to the Philadelphia Phillies, jeopardizing their hold in the National League. Play-by-play shows Moore, Johnson and Wilson for Philly, with Hubbell and Luque among New York’s pitchers.
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New York Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Moore
Johnson
Wilson
Schumacher
Hubbell
Luque
Mancuso
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