Federal grazing land plan urged to Hoover and Congress
Representative French Idaho proposes federal regulation of public lands grazing to prevent erosion. A permit system would require interior secretary approval and state boards to oversee grazing, with hearings planned. He argues state control lacks adequate regulation to protect grass and soil while funding would aid schools and roads.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
French
House Public Lands Committee
Behins
British Champion Dies After Training Incident
Johnny Hill a British champion in light middleweight died in Frigeshire Scotland following a training mishap for a match with Frank Diemare of New York at Albert Mall. He collapsed from a burst blood vessel during training and died today.
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Athmiglo
Frifeshire
Scotland
Johnny Hil
Medwie
Prank Diemare
New York
Albert Mall
Odon
Cordell Wins in Kansas City Air Derby
An aviation event in Kansas City saw cordell from Springfield, Missouri take first prize money as the winner of the race into Peirtes field. Officials note a late lead by another pilot but cordell clinched the victory.
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Cordell
Dian
Kansas City
Goebel
City
Aonetry
Peirtes Field
Springfield
Ipm
Best position in balloon race drawn by French flier
George Blanchet, pilot of the balloon LaFayette, drew ninth place at a banquet for the James Gordon Bennett race in St Louis. France’s entry starts four o’clock with gas contraction giving later starters more advantage. The field includes Capt Kepner and Lt Setue in earlier and later slots.
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ST. Louis
George Blanchet
LaFayette
France
William E. Kepner
United States Army
T. G. W. Setue
U. S. Navy
Fleagle gang leader linked to 1928 bank heist case
Denver reports Jake Fleagle, termed brains and leader by three accomplices including Ralph Fleagle, faced charges for the May 1928 robbery of First National Bank of Samar Colo. The gang stole 225000, shot the bank president, killed the president’s son, abducted the cashier, and left a doctor dead in an arroyo after a wounded fray in Lamr.
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Denver
First National Bank of
Samar
Colo
Jake Fleagle
Ralph Fleagle
Hhe
Lamr
En Arroyo
Weather notes warn of falling pressure and rough seas
In West Palm Beach on September 27 an unofficial gauge showed barometric pressure drop from 24.89 inches at noon to 20.55 inches by 8 PM. The afternoon saw heavy rain or squalls and rough seas.
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West Palm Beach
Pia
Little Plane Flies Free With No Pilot Aboard
At the Ma airport on Monday September 27 a small plane took off without a pilot and flew several miles. Clarence Hendrickson, a student pilot, grabbed the throttle from outside and was dragged briefly before the craft climbed, banked, and landed safely. The incident was witnessed by several people at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Earl
Clarence Hendrickson
Pnlot
Apple Growers Back Farm Board Plan In Senate Hearing
Charles S Wilson of New York testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee that apple growers likely favor the farm bill. He said no stabilization plan is requested for apples and the board is addressing varied farm relief needs, including wheat and a national potato program.
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Washington
Charles S Wilson
New York
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Northwest
McNary
Copeland
Wilson
Carl Williams
Oklahoma
Caraway
Arkansas
North Bannock fair sets one day of exhibits at Tyhee
Tyhee hosts the North Bannock fair with judging at 9 30 am and events starting 1 pm. The livestock dairy poultry and crop divisions expect large turnout with stalls filled to capacity and prizes offered across multiple departments. Officials D A Catshalts W J Schutt H L Lewis and E R Brown lead divisions and invite entries Friday night and Saturday morning.
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North Bannock
Tyhee
Bannock County
Theodore Turner
Blackfoot
T. J. Larkin
Myr Larkin
D. Catshalts
W. J. Schutt
H. L. Lewis
Chuir
J. T. Reeves
E. R. Browns
Ladies’ Needle and Art Crafts
A. C. Davis
E.R. Brown
Martial Law Consideration for Hutchinson County Texas
Governor Moogy prepared to issue a proclamation declaring martial law for Hutchinson County and Barber after affidavits alleged conspiracies between officers and criminal elements. He cited protect officers from enforcement and noted investigations into the burglary of a county area.
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Austin
Tex
Dan Momly
Hutchinson County
Bareer
Moogy
Mutehines County
John A Holmes
Late Scores and Postponements in Boston Philadelphia Game
A garbled report shows final scores with Boston and Philadelphia tied or close, listing players Le verette Perry Deinney Speh and others. The text mentions a postponed account connected to Milley Huggins and a Pittsburgh reference, with unclear box score details and errors in names.
Man Refuses to Give Name in Idaho Falls Assault Probe
A man held by Sheriff Harry Meppen faces possible charges in the attack on 11 year old Dorothy Croft. Blood evidence on his clothing prompted hospital analysis while he offered no answers about the stains or his whereabouts. Police say the search widens with officials from Jefferson and Elmore counties joining the investigation as Dorothy improves and descriptors are awaited.
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Elmore
Idaho Falls
Harry Meppen
Dorothy Croft
Latter-Day Saints Hospital
Utah College Chief Denounces Hazing and Liquor
University of Utah President George Thomas condemned hazing as cowardly and warned freshmen against involvement. He urged students to abandon liquor and avoid campus romance and loafing, stating offenders will be expelled.
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Salt Lake City
Hazers
George Thomas
University of Utah
Dr. Thomas
Murdered Woman's Body Found Near Greensburgh NY
The body of Mire Fisa Marshall, 24, a maid, was found stabbed to death in bushes near Knollwood Country Club Pam day, three miles from the site where charred tors were found last spring. She worked at the home of Henry Kelly Jr. The body was discovered by workers who informed her husband.
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Greensburgh
Mire
Fisa Marshall
Knollwood Country Club
Marshall
Nemry Kelly, Jr
Cold Blooded Killing Tied to Southern California Gang
Hollywood. Police termed the slaying of David Antink, former drugstore cashier who helped convict two robbers, as vengeance by a notorious Southern California gang. Three masked assailants ambushed him near his home, beating him with a blackjack and firing more than a dozen shots. They fled as bystanders watched. Granville Blair and Mor rie Moll, the Phantom Gunman, were sought.
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San Francisco
Pleagle
California
Rodeo
Here
Arthur J. McDonald
McDonald
Jake Fleagle
Lamar
Cole
Miller
Fleagle
Hollywood
Calif
David Antink
Antink
Granville Blair
Morrie Moll
Moll
St. Paul
Minn
Washington Power Company Leader Dies in Spokane
David Iade Huntington, 59, president of the Washington Power Company and a noted figure in hydroelectric development, died in Spokane today of a heart attack.
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Spokane
David Iade Huntington
Washington Power Company
Statewide alarm over attacks on children in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls authorities report a 11 year old girl Dorothy Croft assaulted Wednesday evening. She described a 30 year old slender man in blue and white striped overalls and a dark overcoat. An earlier similar case involved Marie West's fatal attack near King Hill. Police follow tips from Brig Hansen and PC Green about a man with scratched face and peculiar behavior near the railroad.
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Marie West
King Tilll
Snake River
Tribune
Suveral
Brig Hansen
Croft
Hansen
PC. Green
South Main Street
Gibeer
King Hill
Shoshone
Iman
Green
Probing Returns Of Lumber Companies In Tariff Review
Washington Sept. 27 A4 Approximately 1230 names of lumber corporations mainly in the south Great Lakes region and some in the west were submitted to the treasury to obtain tax return data for tariff consideration. The list adds to a revised 49 companies already provided by the senate finance committee. Included are Potlatch Lumber Co Potlatch Idaho Clearwater Timber Co Lewiston Idaho Humbert Lumber Co Band Point Edward Rutledge Timber Co Coeur d Alene Boise Bolee-Payette Lumber Co Boise.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Treasury
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Finance Committee
Potlatch Lumber Company
Potlatch
Idaho
Clearwater Timber Company
Lewiston
Humbert Lumber Company
Bandpoint
Edward Rutledge Timber Company
Coeur d'Alene
Bolee-Payette Lumber Company
Boise
Slayer of Son Convicted of Second Degree Murder
Md Sept 27 Mrs Hattie Stone a 40 year old widow was found guilty of second degree murder in circuit court for her son George Stone 15 who died after being poisoned. The verdict faces an 18 year maximum with sentencing by Judge Walter W Preston to follow in eight to ten days.
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Belair
Hattie Stone
George
Walter W. Preston
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Melvin A. Traylor
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Tates
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Senators Severely Grill Farm Board
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Delaware
Texas
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Philadelphia
Leverette, Perry
Deinney Ene Spehrer
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Pitteburgh
Lows
Brame
Hemsley
Poonlouse
Jonnard
Milley Huggins
Rigby
Rhodes
Jefferson County
A. A. Stevens
H. W. Beckwith
Elmore County
J. T. Evans
Dorothy
Evans
College
Flays Hazers
Thomas
Mitchell
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
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Power Man
Addeng
Coburn
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