Cubs and Yankees Ready for World Series Opener in New York
The Cubs and Yankees prepare for the 1932 World Series with two games in New York at Yankee Stadium then two in Chicago. Cubs arrive for a final fielding and batting tune up while the Yankees also stage preparations.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
New York
Big City
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Chicago
Cubs
Hudson
Bronx
Yankees
Congressman's Stand on Prohibition Repeal in Idaho
Representative Addison T. Smith declares prohibition not the main issue in Idaho's campaign. He stresses solving the world economic depression, supporting bank deposits protection, foreclosure relief, farm price support, unemployment relief, market expansion, flood control for irrigation, and maintaining a protective tariff to aid Idaho farmers. The query came from Democratic challenger T. C. Coffin.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Addison T. Smith
T. C. Coffin
Coffin
Smith
Germany
Kiwanis Club Talk On Moral Economy By W H Cleare
W H Cleare spoke at the Kiwanis meeting on economic and moral laws guiding society. He warned that past civilizations failed by chasing personal gain and urged placing personal ambition and financial goals second to natural laws. Musical numbers included a piano solo by Marjorie Smith and two songs by Clifford Miller with Vito Petrone at the piano. Kiwanian Ben Knight from Anaconda visited. Walter Newcomb and Dr John J Raaf arranged the program. next week’s committee is Ashton, McKeen, and L E Glennon.
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W. H. Cleare
Marjorie Smith
Clifford Miller
Vito Petrone
Ben Knight
Anaconda, Montana
Walter Newcomb
John J. Raaf
Ashton
McKeen
L. E. Glennon
Bomb destroys judge's home in Sacco Vanzetti era violence
Worcester Mass September 27 AP The home of Judge Webster Thayer who presided over the Sacco and Vanzetti case was wrecked by a large explosion before dawn. Thayer escaped injury, Mrs Thayer was hospitalized with lacerations and shock, and a maid suffered shock. Authorities boosted security around prosecution figures including Harvard President Lawrence Lowell and others tied to the case.
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Worcester
Mass
Webster Thayer
Sacco
Vanzetti
Thayer
Joan Ashe
Boston
Sacco-Vanzetti
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Harvard
Lowell
Alvan T. Fuller
Banks Plan Reopening Of Idaho Oregon Institutions
First National Bank of Idaho and nine affiliated banks in Idaho and Oregon will reopen soon under a reorganization plan. New capital of 600000 dollars will be raised, frozen assets eliminated, and withdrawals regulated over about two years starting with limited access. Depositors under 200 dollars may withdraw. larger holders receive staged withdrawals through 1934 with 3 percent interest on deferred payments.
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Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
Idaho
Oregon
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Car Loadings Indicate Pickup In 1932 After Labor Day
The week ended September 17 shows an 85 478 car gain in revenue freight loadings over the prior Labor Day week, a 17 percent rise. Analysts note the rebound varies by year, with 1932 and 1928 surpassing pre Labor Day levels while 1931 1930 and 1929 did not fully recover.
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Frank H. McConnell
Associated Press
New York
Federal troops recapture two towns from Sao Paulo rebels
Federal troops retook Mococa and Sao Jose Do Rio Pardo from Sao Paulo rebels, government announced today.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Mococa
Sao Jose Do Rio Pardo
Sao Paulo
Eastern Idaho District Fair Opens With Parade
The Eastern Idaho District Fair opened in Blackfoot with a city parade led by Idaho Falls and Upper Snake Valley bands. Officials from eastern Idaho, Indians in regalia, 4-H, Future Farmers, Boy Scouts, and many groups marched. Highlights include Grange day on Wednesday with Senator Borah as guest, then regional honors and various entertaining grandstand acts and rodeo features.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Snake River Valley
Senator Borah
Pocatello
An Cham County
Hoover urges suspension of railway wage cut proposals
President Hoover favors delaying further railway wage negotiations through 1932. Secretary Doak released the formal statement after Hoover’s discussions with railway labor representatives and railroad presidents. The current agreement runs to February 1, 1933, and Hoover proposes deferring any 10 percent pay cut until year end when economic conditions are clearer.
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Washington
Hoover
Prooe
Doak
World Series Fact And Figure Preview
Yankees face Cubs in best of seven with McCarthy and Grimm managing. Schedule sets games at Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field from October 1 to 6 with potential extra games. Postponements keep teams in current city. weather forecast calls for showers and mild temperatures. Umpires listed for both leagues.
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The
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Charley Grimm
Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Wrigley Field
Chicago
New York
Pocatello
Ruffing
Dickey
Bush
Marriett
William J. Klem
George M. Magerkuth
William Dinneen
Roy van Graflan
Yankees and Cubs Get Even Break Locally
A local poll of 25 residents shows 13 favoring the New York Yankees and 12 the Chicago Cubs for the World Series. Opening game set in New York City Wednesday at 11 30 a m Pocatello time with updates from W S Bill Cady. Predictions from residents cite pitching and hitting as keys for both sides.
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New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Allen
Gomez
Lefty Grove
Athletics
Associated Press
The
Tribune
Magnetic Player Board
Yankee Stadium
W. S
Bill” Cady
Zara
Casey Jones
Yankees
W. H. Woodward
Cubs
Gretta Wright
New York Yanks
Charles Cavanaugh
E. N. Vaughn
Yanks
W. E. Smith
Ray Brookhart
Wires From Beverly Hills on Quiet Weekend Politics
Will Rogers notes a calm political weekend in Beverly Hills with Democrats pressing promises and Republicans defending. He contends Republicans have reformed yet questions if actions match rhetoric in time for the election, as voters seek salvation before October.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Puerto Rico Hit By Hurricane With Heavy Losses
Puerto Rico counted 30 to 50 dead after a three hour hurricane. The 120 mile per hour wind left hundreds of houses unroofed and rain-swollen floods crippled water and power services as reconstruction began.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Idaho Falls mayor answers governor on relief fund
Mayor Barailla W. Clark defends his statements about Idaho’s $300000 relief fund from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He argues funds were contracted before receipt and urges keeping the money intact until December to direct winter relief, noting population shares for distribution.
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Idaho Falls
Barailla W. Clark
Idaho
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ross
Clark
Stemmer
Highway Department
Curtis to Visit Pocatello for Evening Address
Republican leaders expect Vice-President Charles Curtis to spend the evening of October 13 in Pocatello. Plans call for a 6 25 p m arrival and a 2 25 a m departure on October 14, with an address to voters tentatively planned. The No 18 schedule shows a Boise rear platform stop before departure to Ogden.
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L. E. Glennon
Republican County
Charles Curtis
Pocatello
Ogden
Boise
Airplane Crash Kills Pilot G D Harpie and Passenger Kowalski
An aircraft crash ten miles from Millerton New York today killed the pilot G D Harpie of Brooklyn and passenger Joseph Kowalski of Schenectady. Papers found on the men indicate their identities.
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Millerton
N. Y
Here
G. D. Harpie
Brooklyn
Joseph Kowalski
Schenectady
N. Yy
Mrs Borah Improves After Psittacosis Treatment
Boise Sept 27 AP The emergency serum for Mrs William E Borah suffering from psittacosis showed progress today and a bulletin at 2 pm said she was gaining in strength If the improvement continues no further serum will be given The First Lady spoke briefly with Senator Borah during a period of recovery as a White House bouquet waited at her bedside and a note arrived while her fever remained high
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Boise
William E. Borah
Senator Borah
White House
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