Mrs Hodgins Heads Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs. Roland Hodgins of Moscow elected president of the Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs at the convention's opening session. She succeeds Mrs. E. T. Barton of Boise and is joined by officers from Lewiston, Springfield, Boise, Twin Falls, and more as 75 voting members represent 63 clubs. The three day gathering includes addresses by notable figures and prepares for the 1936 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hodgins
Moscow
Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Hodgins
E. T. Barton
Boise
R. R. Anderson
Lewiston
A. J. Snyder
Springfield
E. C
L. B. Jenness
Nampa
Lee Highley
New Meadows
Joseph Ferguson
Wallace
B. S. Arrington
Pocatello
Robert E. Manning
Thomas J. Campbell
H. L. Axtell
F. A. Pittenger
General Federation
Nelson Miller
Shelley
D. W. Ainey
Payette
W. H. Bristol
W. Wilson
Blackfoot
Irene Welch Grissom
Idaho Falls
Idaho
W. B. Lyman
Frank Johnesse
Boisg
Democratic Party
Nell Wells Alexander
Washington, D. C
National Committee On
Margaret Sanger
Mayor Lands Club
L. D. 8. Institute
Robert M. Terrell
D. W. Standrod
Nichols
Barton
Stuart Evans
Kimberly
Gertrude Long
Montpelier
Hylie
Joe Ferguson
Walter Cleave
John R. Nichols
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
F. A. Grass
Fort Hall
Borah Attacks League as Hypocrites in Ethiopia Controversy
Senator William E Borah denounces the League of Nations as a screen for hypocrites seeking to divide Europe s territory He warns war would be for territory not freedom and questions joining the league while Britain's Ethiopia interests loom Continued on Page 7
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Wilder
Ida
League of Nations
United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Ialy
Pos
Clark Speaker at Idaho Falls
Congressman D. Worth Clark visits Idaho Falls to speak at a Democratic dinner and public meeting. The New Deal club plans a 6:30 dinner at Hotel Bonneville and a district court room program with Clark delivering the main address. Democrats from Pocatello Blackfoot Dubois St Anthony Rexburg Driggs and nearby communities are invited.
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Idaho Falls
D. Worth Clark
Hotel Bonneville
District Court Room
Court House
New Deal Club
Snake River Valley
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Dubois
St. Anthony
Rexburg
Driggs
Congressman Clark
Clark Willing
Washington, D. C
Clerics Respond to Roosevelt Request for Counsel
Clergy across the nation offered varied reactions to President Roosevelt's appeal for counsel and advice. A Philadelphia rector, Dr. David M. Steele, condemned the president's approach as politics on a low plane and urged voting for the next Republican candidate. Weather note adds colder conditions for Utah tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
David M. Steele
Church of St. Luke and the Ephiphany
Nephew admits killing aunt and uncle and dumping bodies
Los Angeles reports 19 year old Leroy Drake Jr. confessed to poisoning his aunt Nellie Steinheur 50 and uncle Henry Steinheur 60 at their home. He then toppled their car with their bodies from a pier into the ocean and forged checks in their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Frank Condaffer
Leroy Drake, Jr
Henry Steinheur
Nellie
Drake
Steinheur
Condeaffer
Colorado GOP set for sweep in 1936 says Lawrence Phipps
Former U S senator Lawrence C. Phipps predicted Republicans would sweep Colorado in 1936. He cited lingering sentiment against the new deal program and noted little support in Colorado for Senator Borah of Idaho for president at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence C. Phipps
U. S
Colorado
Phipps
Coloradoan
Borah
Idaho
Flaming Derrick Ignites Oil Tanks
Flames engulfed a derrick in Huntington Beach oil field early today causing three 1500 barrel tanks to ignite one of which exploded. Firemen sprayed water between the blaze and the nearby Huntington shore oil well which is venting several million cubic feet of gas daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Beach
Calif
Huntington Shore
Pocatello CCC Warns Merchants on False Advertising Solicitor
The Pocatello CCC district headquarters warns local merchants not to sign advertising for any so called army publication. A man claiming authority from the district office solicited ads, a claim officials say is false and unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello CCC
Pocatello and
CCC
Hope Dim for Settlement of Coal Walkout
Washington September 287 There was no sign today of a break in the soft coal deadlock as miners and operators pressed talks. Wage differentials and working conditions sparked fresh difficulties while 30 000 unsold coal stocks above ground weighed on negotiators. The dispute centers on a nine cent rise in tonnage rates with operators offering seven and a half cents and Virginia Tennessee differential issues adding to the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sep
Virginia
Harlan
Tennessee
Alabama
Medical Aid Denied Girl In Perth Amboy
In Perth Amboy New Jersey on September 26 15 year old Margaret Kerston suffered a burst appendix as her mother Anna Kerston barred doctors and ambulances from entering their Alpine Street home. Local relatives guarded the gate while Dr. William H. McCormick pleaded for emergency surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
Margaret Kerston
Anna Kerston
Alpine Street
Cardinals Postpone Second Game as Rain Halts Series
National League action in St Louis delayed the second game of the Cardinal Club series to determine if the champions can stop the pennant bound Grimm lineup. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow with the first game at 12 45 p m Central Time. American League scores show Washington 2 1 New York 4 7 4 in a single game. Lanahan Pettit Bolton Murphy and Glenn were the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Grimm
New York
Lanahan
Pettit
Bolton
Murphy
Glenn
Billings Takes Witness Stand In Mooney Habeas Hearing
Warren K. Billings prisoner at Folsom, serving life, testified at Thomas J Mooney habeas corpus hearing. He described meetings with Martin Swanson and answered preliminary questions after earlier objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren K. Billings
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Folsom Prison
California Supreme Court
Mooney
Associated Press
Folsom
Thomas J. Mooney
Billings
Supreme Court
A. E. Shaw
George T. Davis
Mooney’s Course
Davis
Martin Swanson
Swanson
Roosevelt backs silver purchase act in recent administration stance
Senator King reports President Roosevelt is satisfied with the silver purchase act. A Senate silver committee meeting in Salt Lake City on October 12 is not expected to call for changes. Purchases have surpassed 400,000,000 ounces, with total acquisitions likely reaching 1,000,000,000 ounces later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
King
Utah
White House
Senate
Salt Lake City
President Roosevelt set for four nationwide speeches
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will speak four times on his cross country trip starting tonight with a farm talk at Premont Nebraska. Remaining addresses are at Boulder Dam Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl San Diego with brief remarks and main addresses at Boulder Dam and San Diego.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Premont
Neb
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
San Diego
Stephen T. Early
Fremont
Ting
Tran
Midwest
Legion Demands Immediate Cash Bonus Payment at Convention
At St Louis on September 24 the American Legion renewed its call for immediate cash payment of the soldiers bonus. Delegates cheered a three paragraph resolution denouncing Patman’s inflation bill and urging prompt action against the veto. The assembly upheld Patman’s stance on currency inflation as secondary to the bonus issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
National Convention of the American Legion
Wright Patman
Texas
Roosevelt
Patman
Many Towns Enter Girls in Style Show and Revue
The Style Show and Bathing Beauty Revue committee led by Nate Black reports several towns Lava Hot Springs Soda Springs Bannock Ban croft Montpelier Burley McCammon Grace Mackay and Du Bois will send their top local girl to compete with Po tallo beauties Grace opera house hosts the first elimination Sunday September 29 Perry Harrison notes local girls are signing up and more entrants are urged. Lots of prizes entice participation as Pocatello hopes many of its girls enter.
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Nate Black
Lava Hot Springs
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Montpelier
Burley
Pocatello
Legion Auxiliary Elects Chicagoan President at National Convention
At the closing session in St Louis on September 26 7 Mrs Melville Mucklestone of Chicago was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary She succeeds Mrs A Carlson of Wilmar Minnesota Five vice presidents were chosen including Mrs White McHugh Aston New York Mrs Prank H Carpenter Sour Lake Texas Mrs J Brunn Bad Axe Michigan Mrs John Wayne Chapman Santa Fe New Mexico and Mrs James E Psilson Summit South Dakota.
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ST. Louis
Melville Mucklestone
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
A. ©. Carlson
Wilmar
Minn
White. McHugh
Aston
N. Y
Prank H. Carpenter
Sour Lake
Texas
J. Brunn
Bad Axe
Mich
John Wayne Chapman
Santa Fe
James E. Psilson
Editor Starts Jail Sentence in Ogden Kangaroo Court
Warden, sports editor of the Ogden Standard Examiner, moves his typewriter to a city jail cell to edit his Friday page. He was sentenced by City Judge H A Belnap after a kangaroo court ruling for vagrancy by gambling, idleness, and theft of a photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ogden Standard Examiner
Lou's-Baer
Darrell Shaw
H. A. Belnap
M'Cammon to Get PWA Funds
Approval of allocations totaling $815 851 funds 19 Idaho public works projects facing the federal grant of 45 percent. Projects include Boise school construction McCammon waterworks Firth water system Idaho Falls addition to junior high Bonneville county and Soda Springs municipal power plant with grants and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Public Works Administration
Boise
McCammon
Firth
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Soda Springs
Borah to Dedicate New School House in American Falls
Senator William E. Borah will address the dedication of a new high school building in American Falls tomorrow. He will travel by auto from Boise today and return Saturday, with a Paratellans delegation expected to attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
William E. Borah
American Falls
Equine Epidemic in Idaho Stamped Out
Idaho reports the equine brain fever epidemic is virtually past after months of fatalities. An estimated 600 to 700 horses died, valued at 45 000 to 60 000 dollars, with main impact in Canyon Payette Washington Ada Jerome and Gooding counties. Dr T W White notes new cases decline as the disease wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
T. W. White
Bureau of Animal Industry
Canyon
Payette
Washington
Ada
Jerome
Gooding
Governor Blood Invited to Boulder Dam Dedication
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes invites Governor Henry H. Blood to attend the Boulder Dam dedication with President Roosevelt. Blood immediately arranges travel and wires acceptance.
Plane Crash Search Near Passiac Reported
Sheriff W T Harwood organized a searching party to report an airplane crash flames near Passiac about noon. The plane’s identity was not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
W. T. Harwood
Passiac
Here
League warns Italy and Ethiopia to delay war
The League of Nations council moved quickly to warn Italy and Ethiopia that any hostilities before December 4 would be treated as an act of war against all members. A report and peace recommendations in East Africa were drafted and a report under article XV was pursued. The Ethiopian representative was invited to attend, and the five power committee was asked to seek conciliations while avoiding judgment on a failing report. England with League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations’ E Council
Italy
Ethiopia
League
East Africa
Committee of Five
Robber Trio Take Twenty Dollars in Utah Pharmacy Hold-Up
Three robbers last night stole twenty dollars from Frank P. Sherwood proprietor of a Salt Lake City pharmacy. A young man entered, ordered a drink, then two others followed with pistols and demanded cash while the proprietor was forced to raise his hands. A third accomplice helped search for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Frank P. Sherwood
S.wood
Farmers Gather for Plowing Meet at Shelley
About 4500 farmers from southeastern Idaho attended the Snake River Valley plowing contest and farm machinery exposition at Wayne Harker farm near Shelley. Vendors showcased nearly one hundred thousand dollars in modern equipment with demonstrations. Future Farmer winners were J. W. Quayle of St. Anthony and Stacy Bond of Blackfoot. A similar event is planned at Twin Falls.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Wayne Harker
Shelley
Snake River Valley
Upper Valley
J. W. Quayle
St. Anthony
Stacy Bond
Twin Falls
Business must help jobless says Hopkins aide
Washington reports Aubrey Williams, first assistant to relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins, says industry must share increased business with workers to lift unemployment. He notes gains in business exist but have employed comparatively few people due to higher efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
Williams
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Mrs. Hodgins
Pocatello Mayor
First Congregational Church
Arthur Baker
I. H. Masters
Pinkerton School of the Dance
Clifford Norton
Audi
Borah Brands League
Hypocrites
Clark
Aids Mooney
Fremont, Neb
Legion
Bulletin
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
American Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kas
Earl A. Cliff
Ortonville
Frank D. Rash
Louisvil
Vilas H. Whaley
Racine
Wis
Maurice Devine
Manchester
N. H
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Belgrano
Iowa
M’cammon
PWA
The
England
Enrique Ruiz Guinazu
Argentina
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