Pantages Granted New Trial On Assault Charge
The California state appellate court ordered a new trial for Alexander Pantages after reversing his conviction for assaulting Eunice Pringle, a 17 year old dancer. The ruling cited prejudicial remarks by prosecutors and trial judge errors including blocking witness examination and evidence on Pringle's character. His bail remains $100,000 pending further proceedings. Pringle’s $1 million civil suit against Pantages remains unaffected.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
State
Eunice Pringle
Baron Fitts
Robert P. Stewart
Miss Pringle
Pantages
Amnesia Strikes East Chicago Bank Leader Returns
Hazel K Groves Lake county treasurer and American State bank East Chicago president, who vanished two weeks ago, recovered memory after waking in a Peoria hotel. Bank closed amid state inspection finding slight irregularities. no serious shortage detected, treasury records deemed in satisfactory condition.
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East Chicago
Ind
Hazel K. Groves
Lake County
American State Bank of
Groves
Cedar Lake
Peoria
American State Bank
Nye Seeks Probe Into Russia Trade Circles
Senator Nye of North Dakota charged that boards of trade and chambers of commerce operated in foreign markets to depress farm prices to discredit the farm board. He said he would ask Farm Board Chairman Legge to conduct an inquiry.
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Washington
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Farm Board
North Dakotan
Legge
Nye to Trace Money Source in Nebraska Primary Fight
Senator Nye announced he will trace funds used in the recent Nebraska Republican primary campaign against Senator George W. Norris. He said District Attorney Sandall would pursue perjury charges against Victor Seymour of Lincoln and Norris, the Broken Bow grocer, and pledged to follow the source of a Liberty Bond linked to Norris and deposits totaling $7,000 over seven months.
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Hington
Nye
Senate Camon Funds Investigating Committee
Ska
George W. Norris
Sandall
Omaha
Victor Seymour
Lincoln
Broken Bow
Norris
Seymour
Jones Captures U S Amateur in Grand Golf Sweep
Bobby Jones defeated Gene Homans 8 and 7 at Merion to complete his 1930 golf grand slam. He added the U S Amateur title to the British Open, British Amateur, and American Open, with a 142 medal score and five straight match wins before a large Ardmore crowd.
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Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby Jones
Gene Homans
Jones
Homans
New Jersey
Bobby
Ownership of Salt Lake Telegram Sold to Tribune Publishers
Salt Lake City Sept 27 AP The Salt Lake Telegram changes hands to the Kearns corporation publisher of the Salt Lake Tribune. Arthur L Fish president says policy will not change and the paper will continue to serve Salt Lake and nearby areas. The Telegram was started in 1901 by Perry Heath and associates and later passed to Hale, then to Fish and Mullin.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Telegram
Kearns Corporation
Salt Lake Tribune
Arthur L. Fish
Telegram Publishing Company
Fish
Salt Lake
Telegram
Perry Heath and Associates
George E. Hale
Mr. Fish and
T. J. Mullin
Aggie Students Injured in Utah Collision
Logan Utah September 27 AP Gerald Wood 19 of Driggs Idaho was in serious condition today as four Utah State Agricultural College students recovered from injuries after a car collision late yesterday. Wood Ned McBeth Bob Redner Seth Parkinson and Pete Wilkins rode with others in a car that collided with Sam Lundberg's vehicle. Police Chief Gilbert Mecham filed a complaint charging Lundberg with reckless driving. Wood has internal injuries. others were treated for cuts and bruises and released.
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Logan
Utah
Gerald Wood
Driggs
Idaho
Utah State Agricultural College
Wood
Ned McBeth
Bob Redner
Seth Parkinson
Pete Wilkins
Sam Lundberg
Gilbert Mecham
Lundberg
Explorer's body returns to Sweden with honors
The Swedish warship Svenskund bearing the body of Salomon Auguste Andree arrived in Gothenburg. The harbor buzzed with craft and crowds as bells tolled and torches lit the pier where local deputations awaited the returning expedition members. The liner Kungsholm delayed its departure to honor the explorers.
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Gothenberg
Sweden
Svenskund
Salomon Auguste Andree
Gothenburg
Kungsholm
Andree
Former Solon Kills Nephew in Oklahoma Double Suicide
Ed F. Johns, about 57, a former state senator and liquidating agent for failed banks, shot his 19 year old nephew Jack Comer and then killed himself at the family home in Chickasha Oklahoma. Comer had just returned from Gulfport Mississippi after a trip funded by Johns.
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Chickasha
Okla
Ed F. Johns
Jack Comer
Mississippi Military Academy
Comer
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Gulfport
Miss
Johns
Charles Hill Johns
Tulsa
Baltimore
Maxwell C. Byers
Western Maryland Railway Company
Dudley G. Grey
American ill at Paris home
Hugh C. Wallace former ambassador to France is critically ill in Paris from bronchitis and heart complications after a Riviera visit. He served February 1919 to June 1921 during the Wilson era and peace conference period. Wallace’s American home is in Tacoma Washington.
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Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
France
Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Wallace
Riviera
Walace
Dawes Sees End of World Business Low Mood by Next Year
Ambassador Dawes tells a Belfast luncheon the current world wide decline in industry and trade should lift by summer or fall of next year. He says the low mood stems from loss of confidence and stock market speculation, not from stock market alone, and notes that forecasters err and the cycle repeats.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dawes
United States
Sion
Stock Exchange
Displays Best in History at Bannock Fair Tyhee event draws thousands
Benteen reports two to three thousand attendees at the Tyhee Bannock Fair the largest in the region. Judges from the state university extension office led events from morning until midnight. 4-H clubs from Tyhee and nearby areas showcased canning, fruit and vegetable exhibits, and sewing with top prizes awarded to Eurilla Ward Frieda Schilds and Kazu Moromoto.
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Benteen
Tyhee
Fay Facer
The
State University
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Mill
Bistline Lumber Co
Red and White Chain
Idaho Power Co
People’s Store
Petersen Furniture Co
Ralph Stuckey
Virginia
Alva Burton
Gene Brady
Buhla Brady
Miss Burton
Wyne Girls
Shirley Walton
Eurilla Ward
Lila Lemmon
Frida Schilds
Lena Valenty
Tuttle resigns as federal district attorney to seek NY governor
President Hoover accepted Charles H. Tuttle’s resignation as federal district attorney for New York effective immediately. Tuttle had planned a November 16 departure and urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment while accepting the Republican nomination for governor.
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Washington
Charles H. Tuttle
New York
Hoover
Tuttle
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Feature Large Sums of Runs
Summary of multiple baseball games with team-by-team tallies including Philadelphia vs New York Brooklyn vs Boston Cincinnati vs Chicago Pittsburgh vs New York St Louis vs Cleveland Chicago vs Detroit Washington vs Boston Louisville vs Rochester. The lines list runs hits errors and key pitchers or batters.
Idaho and Utah Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Idaho faces cloudy unsettled conditions with moderate temperatures tonight and Sunday. Utah expects fair skies tonight and Sunday with slightly warmer readings in the western portion.
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Idaho
Utah
West Portion
Home Brew Experts Escaped From Enforcement Reach
In New York Harold Bache testifies before a congressional committee that all Russian syndicate short sales of 2,300000 bushels of wheat and 700 bales of cotton occurred via Bach and Company. In Washington Prohibition Chief Woodcock holds home wine or beer makers for consumption only are beyond federal reach absent commercial activity.
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New York
Textle Syndicate
United States
Harold Bache
Congressional
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Bache
Bach and Company
Chicago
Mache
Fish
Washington, Rept
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Plane wreckage found along Lake Erie shore near Conneaut
The wreckage of a Cleveland to Buffalo flight carrying Pilot Willard Parker and passenger William J. McNulty was found washed ashore three miles west of Conneaut Ohio. No bodies were recovered and the engine was missing. Mayor Roy A. Pease ordered all police to the scene as investigators traced the crash to an unidentified cause.
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Conneaut
Ohio
Willard Parker
William J. McNulty
Columbus
Lake Erie
W. D. Dimick
College football results across campuses reported
A regional roundup shows Yale routed Maine 38 to 0 while Pitt crushed Waynesburg 62 to 0 and Lowell Textile defeated Arnold 18 to 0. Albright blanked Connecticut Aggies 19 to 0 and Fordham won 73 to 0 over Baltimore U. Boston College beat Catholic University 54 to 7.
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Yale
Maine
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Waynesburg
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Textile
Arnold
Reading
Albright
Conneticut Aggies
Fordham
Baltimore
Buffalo
Carnegie Tech
Buffalo U
Boston
Boston College
Catholic University
Williamstown
Wiliams
Rinchester
Providence
Brown
Rhode Island State
Bates
Mass. Aggies
Cincinnati College
New York
Long Island
Allentown
Democratic State Convention Backs Prohibition Repeal Plank
In Boston on September 27 the Democratic state convention adopted a nearly unanimous platform calling for repeal of the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act while urging measures to prevent the return of the saloon. The vote reflects a shift toward ending national Prohibition while seeking safeguards against renewed liquor availability.
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Boston
Italian guilty of attempted assassination in Belgium
Fernando de Rosa, 22, an Italian anti fascist, was found guilty in Brussels of attempting to assassinate Prince Humbert, Crown Prince of Italy, and was sentenced to five years in prison plus trial costs after a ten minute jury deliberation on four questions.
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de Rosa
Prince Humbert
Brussels
Belgium
Fernando de Rosa
Humbert
Prince of
Piedmont
Italy
Albert
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers in Idaho Convention
In Lewiston Idaho the Pythian Sisters elected officers at their convention led by Mrs Evan Chipman of Grangeville as grand chief Jessie Annette of Boise as grand senior Mabel Redding of Kellogg as grand junior Lillian Morceck of Genessee as grand manager Laura Knight of Welser as grand mistress of records and correspondence Alice Brown of Lewiston as finance officer Sybil Nipper of Pocatello as grand outer guard The Idaho Knights of Pythias convention closed after votes to acquire a third interest in the Pythian home at Vancouver Washington for 27000 dollars.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Vancouver
Wash
Pythian Sisters
Evan Chipman
Grangeville
Jessie Annette
Boise
Mabel Redding
Kellogg
Lillian Morceck
Genessee
Laura Knight
Welser
Alice Brown
Sybil Nipper
Pocatello
Utah Man Faces Stiff Sentence
Louis C. Renberg, 33, of Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty to an assault on Carroll Phillips, 12, in Twin Falls. He faced seven to 14 years in the Idaho State Penitentiary, the maximum under state law, after being sentenced by Judge Adam B. Barclay.
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Twin Falls
Louis C. Renberg
Salt Lake City
Boise
Idaho
Carroll Phillips
Renberg
Adam B. Barclay
Office seekers to attend fair in Eastern Idaho
Boise Sept 27 AP Many Idaho candidates will converge on Blackfoot tomorrow for the opening of the largest Eastern Idaho fair to present their cases to the 50000 persons predicted to attend exhibit this year. Governor candidates John McMurray and C Ben Ross are expected. Senator William E Borah will speak with other party figures including Fred Babcock and George Barrett at informal meetings.
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Boise
Idaho
John McMurray
C. Ben Ross
William E. Borah
Fred Babcock
Abttorney
George Barrett
H. C. Baldridge
Lake Michigan Storm Claims Five Crewmen In Fatal Gale
A 40 mile per hour gale on Lake Michigan sinks the barge Salvor and the schooner Our Son, killing five Salvor crewmen, with two rescued after spending hours on a derrick. The North Shore and Coast Guard crews respond while bodies wash ashore and names surface.
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Mich
Lake Michigan
Salvor
Grand Haven
Coast Guard
Our Son
Lakes
Ludington
William Nelson
North Shore
St. Joseph
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Malone and Hartnett
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Bool
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Earnshaw
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