Hoover speaks to young voters on action and progress
Washington September 27 AP Herbert Hoover addressed a Virginia delegation of first voters declaring the Republican party the party of action for the country. He said the party is young with each generation and has led progress for the greatest good to the greatest number. Thomas L. Proctor of Richmond headed the delegation.
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Party of Prosperity and Progress
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United States
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Thomas L. Proctor
Richmond
Proctor
Idaho onion crop expected to bring in state million
Sept 27 onion growers in Idaho anticipate harvests of 800 to 900 acres with earnings around 61,000 to 61,500 per acre. L Dean director of the bureau of industry notes the crop is exceptionally good with a Caldwell shipment showing onions up to 2 inches in diameter. Apple crop also looks promising with Jonathan apples sized well and colored good for shipment this year.
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Idaho
L. Dean
Woe Bureau of Industry
Dean
Caldwell
Mystery Santa Cruz Woman Shot In Home Declared Unclear Case
Sheriff investigators probe a suspected murder after the body of Mrs L A Thornewill, noted poultry enthusiast, was found in her Santa Cruz home with a heavy rifle nearby. A note referencing the Meade Bicycle Co of Birmingham was found. husband L A Thornewill denied marriage and said they had quarreled last night.
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Cal
L. A. Thornewi
Sherif
Thornewill
Lowell Roundtree
L. A. Thornewi'l
Thornewll
Cora Meade
Calfornia
Match Company Sells To Combine
Spokane dispatch reports the Ohio Match Company will be controlled by an eastern banking and investment syndicate. A. P. Batley says the deal, valued in the millions, includes the Wadsworth Ohio plant and a New York City warehouse plus timber lands in the west.
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Spokane
Wash
Ohio Match Company
A. P. Batley
Wadsworth
Ohio
New York City
Philadelphia
Eastern Idaho District Fair Opens Monday at Blackfoot
Final arrangements are under way at the Blackfoot fair grounds for the Eastern Idaho District fair which will open Monday. The event features Idaho product exhibits and a daily horse racing program with Wednesday dedicated to Pocatello Aber Deen day and Thursday to Idaho Palle day.
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Blackfoot
Ida
Idaho
Pocatello-Aberdeen
Idaho Palle
Healdsburg Seaport Pace Linked to Crust Movement
Berkeley paleogeology reports a westward crust shift near Mount Diablo, 15 miles east, showing Healdsburg calmedly moving toward the Pacific at about 20 miles every five million years, with Mount Diablo inching toward the sea. The finding notes no current impact on Healdsburg, located northwest of the mountain.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ty of
California
Healdeburg
Pacific Ocean
Mount Diablo
Here
Healdsburg
San Francisco
Utah Attorney General urges total prohibition on alcohol
In Salt Lake City on September 27 AP reports Harvey H. Cluff, Utah attorney general, urges Governor Dern to prohibit manufacture and sale of alcohol. He notes malt supply could exceed pre prohibition beer consumption and calls for a stricter law. He criticizes lack of enforcement funds and says local and federal efforts have made little headway.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Harvey H. Cluff
Dern
Sixteen Planes Enter Boise Flying Circus Event
Boise reports sixteen planes have entered the Boise Flying circus set for next Saturday. Cyril Thompson, Idaho NA A governor, announced the meet will feature short closed-circuit races and stunting exhibitions. Tex Rankin of Portland and Tommy Thompson of Salt Lake have signified intentions to attend.
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Cyril Thompson
National Aeronautical Association
Idaho
Tex Rankin
Portland
Tommy Thompson
Salt Lake
Curtis Flays Smith Policy At Oklahoma Campaign Stop
Senator Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee charged Governor Smith with seeking to open immigration to all nations. He spoke from a glass enclosure on the back of a wooden elephant at the Miami fairgrounds amid a large crowd from Oklahoma and neighboring states. His voice limited outdoor speaking for several days.
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Smith
Curtis
Repubican
Congress
Afton
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Fair Ground
Borah Declines Open Opposition to Shipstead La Follette
Kansas City dispatch reports Senator William Borah of Idaho will not oppose re election of Shipstead or La Follette. He would not openly advocate them unless asked and said he has not been asked to speak for them. He spoke here for the Moorer Curtis ticket and warned against direct campaigning against other incumbents.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
William E. Borah
Idaho
Republican National Committee
Bhipatead
Minnesota
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Borah
Moorer-Curtis
Shipstead
la Folette
Howell
Nebraska
Prasier
North Dakota
Prisoner Overlooked It as Trusties Slipped Free
In Boise on September 27 a jailor, trusting three trusted inmates to return to lock the jail, let two stay out beyond hours claiming they would secure their quarters after finishing mowing the courthouse lawn. One inmate, Finyd Lonent, serving a liquor possession sentence, was left unaccounted as the others escaped.
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Boise
Finyd Lonent
Muchs Lawyer Quits Case in Spokane Murder
F Cavers, attorney for Archie F Much, withdrew late last night amid ethics concerns. Much faces murder charges in the death of Boston divorcee Mrs Katherine Clark, rumored to have been lured to Spokane under an assumed name Murph.
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Spokane
Wash
F. C. Cavers
Archie F Much
Katherine Clark
Boston
Mass
Cavers
Seattle
Much
Murph
Today’s Baseball Broadcast Of Twin Bill Details
KSEI will air tonight’s baseball doubleheader at 6:30 with first game Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and second game Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, followed by Chicago vs New York and St Louis vs Boston. Box scores show runs hits and errors for each inning with pitchers listed.
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KSEI
Poison Campaign Against Rabbits Begins in Idaho
Boise September 27 seasonal effort to combat gophers in eastern Idaho will start soon the biological survey announced Local representative T B Murray was in Pocatello organizing growers and setting up later poison bait drives against sab bite.
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Boise
Idaho
Stetley
T. B. Murray
Loca
Pocatelilo
Borah Refutes Hoover Wheat Price Claims in Kansas City
Senator William Borah of Idaho challenged Hoover’s wheat price accusations in a campaign address in Kansas City. He argued Hoover kept wartime prices up, citing $2.20 a bushel for 1918 wheat and a $2 price after Congress fixed rates, and noted allies set prices. He contrasted attacks on Hoover with Governor Smith’s Tammany Hall ties, questioning the graft allegations.
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Herbert Hoover
William E. Borah
Idaho
Republ'can
Idaho Sclon
Hoover
Wilson
Congress
Europe
United States
Republican Party
Borah
Smith
Tammany Hall
Tammany
New York
Stabbing Case Goes to Jury in Lava Hot Springs
Final arguments were presented in the district court case State v Ed Peterson, a Rockland merchant charged with assault with intent to murder after stabbing Harry Gobi in the Silver Girl kitchen on May 22. Peterson testified he had no recollection of the incident, saying he was intoxicated and on a spree. Defense witnesses spoke to his previously clean record.
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Rockland
R. M Terrell
Peterson
Harry Gobi
Lava Hot Springs
Gobi
Feerson
Silver Girl
Three American teachers jailed for propaganda in Constantinople
In Constantinople on September 27 three American teachers Miss Jennie Jilson director of the American school at Broussa Miss Edith Sanderson of Berkeley California and Miss Lucile Day were sentenced to three days imprisonment and a fine of three when retried for disseminating religious propaganda. Judge Nizameddine delivered the verdict with the prior identical ruling set aside by the court of appeals. Mineri will not serve her sentence pending the upper court decision. Sanderson has returned to the United States and Day is teaching in Turkey.
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Constantinople
Jennie Jilson
Broussa
Edith Sanderson
Berkeley
Calif
Lucile Day
Nizameddine
Court of Appeals
Mineri
Miss Sanderson
United States
Mims Day
Turkey
Kidnappers Douse Victim with Hot Tar in Kenosha
Harold Hendrickson an Allen A company employee was seized on a highway six miles west of Kenosha by four masked men and bound in a barn where hot tar was poured on him. He freed himself after a struggle and returned home with his sisters Olga and Marie later telling police clues that could lead to arrests.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harold Hendrickson
Allen
Hendrickson
Olga
Marie
Allen A Company
Hendrison
Steinbach
Tharp
Harry Rose
Rose
Lois Bowen
Charles E. Bowen
Waleta
Bowens
Bowen
British Naval Officer Plans Solo Atlantic Flight
Commander H C MacDonald, 28, aiming to fly solo from St Louis in a British Moth across the Atlantic within two weeks if weather and a hunch permit. He notes only eighty hours of flight time but boasts a London to Bagdad record and will rely on navigation skills. Accompanied by mechanic A F P Williams.
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Harbor Grace
N. F
Atlantic
England
H. C. MacDonald
London
Bagdad
St. Louis
F P. Williams
Dispute Over Private Road Ends in Murder in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho on Sept 27 AP reports a long quarrel among three families over a private road culminates in murder. W O Tharp 40 held on murder charges after a violent confrontation that left Lois Bowen wounded and Marie Gillum 13 among others distressed.
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Twin Fall
Idaho
W. O. Tharp
Smith to Speak in Twin Cities During Campaign Visit
Governor Smith arrives in Minneapolis on his Minnesota opener with a parade and receptions planned in St Paul. He will deliver a speech on agriculture tariffs inland waterways and related topics to key northwestern states during a nationwide radio broadcast.
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Minn
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Smith Toda
St. Paul
Occas
Nicollet Hall
Minnespos
Smith
First Born Have Edge on Longevity Claim
BERKELEY Calif Sept 27 AP Five born children likely live longer say researchers led by G J Holmes University of California zoology professor Holmes cites European noble lineage from Charlemagne era to study longevity. He notes nobility records show pioneers more likely to reach old age.
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