Wood resigns as Idaho public works commissioner
J. D. Wood, who has led Idaho public works for 16 years, resigns effective about December 1 to enter privatized transportation with higher pay. He credits Governor Baldridge for highway program support and notes his role in expanding the oiling system and the one year highway plan funded by treasury notes.
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ISE
Spet
J. D. Wood
Public Works
H. C. Baldridge
Wood
Southwest
Baldridge
W. J. Hall
Wallace
Soviets Seek Information on Defenses in Idaho Fair
Eastern Idaho fair opens in Blackfoot with exhibits, speeches and daily program. Senator Borah to address attendees this afternoon as events run from Sunday September 28 through Thursday October 2 featuring Idaho Falls Elks Pocatello and city days.
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Idaho
Blackfoot
Wm. E. Borah
Elks
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Plane Wrecked Flight Missing, Crew Sought Along Lake Erie
The bodies of William McNulty and Willard Parker were not found after a lake shore search from Conneaut to Ashtabula. The wrecked plane was found wedged in trees four miles west with the cockpit clock stopped at 2 29, suggesting a brief flight after taking off from Cleveland. Coast guardsmen, sheriffs deputies, and three Cleveland area airplanes scoured the area.
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Conneaut
Coast
Sheriff's
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
William McNulty
Columbus
Willard Parker
Cleveland
Here
Coast Guard
W .C. Allen
Curtiss Wright Fying Service
Battle Staged by Alleged Robbers in Reno Hotel
Two men were arrested after a hotel battle in Reno Nevada. They admitted to robbing a Genoa Nebraska bank on Sept 22 and were wanted for a Reno jewelry-store theft. One man, John Giles or Stuffelfield, offered $3000 for their release.
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Reno
Nev
Genoa
Neb
J. B. Fisher
John Giles
Giles
J. M. Kirkley
Stuffelfield
Chice Kirkley
Clara Bow Triggers Prohibition Inquiry Across California Nevada
Clara Bow’s refused checks to Cal Neva Lodge sparked a federal probe along the California Nevada border. Administrator Tran G Walker said an investigation is under way as authorities review liquor flows at air resorts and blackjack hubs in the region.
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San. Francisco
Clara Bow
Cal-Neva Lodge
Callifornia- Nevada
Tran G. Walker
Aierrade Coca
Eastern Idaho District Fair opens Sunday at Blackfoot
The Eastern Idaho District Fair welcomes the public at noon Sunday at Blackfoot fairgrounds. The O S L band from Pocatello will perform a sacred concert at 2 PM before Senator William E Borah speaks at 3 35 PM. A parade escorts the senator to the grounds with reception committee members introduced by John W Hart. The juvenile band contest features seven southeastern Idaho high school bands at 7 45 PM Sunday.
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Eastern Idaho
Blackfoot
O. S. L. Band of Pocatello
William E. Borah
John W. Hart
Rigby
Idaho
State Senator Shoots Nephew in Oklahoma Tragedy
In Chickasha Oklahoma E F Johns 62 a former state senator shot and killed his nephew Jack Comer 19 as he slept then killed himself The motive remains unclear with reports suggesting Comer wanted to leave a Mississippi military academy and return home Johns possibly angered by his nephew leaving the academy
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Chickasha
Okla
Oklahoma City
E. F. Johns
Jack Comer
Johns
Mississippi
Comer
Nye Believes GOP Had Hand in Nebraska Norris Fight
Senate campaign funds chair Nye alleges Republican party involvement in the Nebraska senatorial primary against Senator Norris. He seeks the source of a $500 Liberty bond given to the Broken Bow Norris and $7000 deposited to Victor Seymour of Lincoln, amid ties to Republican figures and the campaign committee.
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George W. Norris
Broken Bow
Neb
Senate
Campaign Fund Investigation Committee
Lincoln
Grocer Norris
Senator Norris
Supreme Court
Washington
Nebraska
Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Norris
Victor Seymour
United States
Sandall
Omaha
Seymour
Mayse
W. E Murray
Republican National Committee
West
North Carolina
Tennessee
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Harry F. Sinclair Sinclair
Republican Campaign Fund
Bank president returns after puzzling disappearance
Hazel K. Groves, bank president and county treasurer of East Chicago, is back home after vanishing Sept 19. He recalls nothing from a Cedar Lake party Sept 20 until waking in a Peoria hotel Sept 26. Directors feared a bank run. books checked show no major irregularities.
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East Chicago
Ind
Hazel K. Groves
Groves
Peoria
Ill
Cedar Lake
American State Bank
State Banking Department
Lake County
Northwest and Utah Weekend Weather Outlook
Pairing Sunday and Monday with moderate temperatures in the Northwest. Utah forecasts show slightly warmer conditions Sunday across the north and east portions.
World Series Opens In Philadelphia Between A's And Cardinals
The 1930 World Series begins in Philadelphia with Connie Mack's Athletics facing Gabby Street's St. Louis Cardinals. The Pocatello Tribune will display a large baseball board on its building to replicate every pitch and play for local fans. Fans are invited to attend the Pocatello series event.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Gabby Street
Pocatellans
Tribune
Anti-Fascist jailed in Belgium for attempted assassination
Fernando De Rosa, 22, an Italian anti fascist, was found guilty of attempted assassination of Prince Humbert of Piedmont, who is married to the Belgian king’s daughter. The Belgian court sentenced him to five years in prison plus costs.
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Brussels
Belgium
Italy
Fernando de Rosa
Humbert
Piedmont
Fascism
Mussolini
OSU Beats Gonzaga 16 6 in Nonconference Clash
Oregon State, led by coach Paul Schissler, rallied to overcome Gonzaga 16 to 6 in Corvallis. The non conference game saw OSU erase a deficit and secure the victory with key plays in the second half.
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Gonzaga
Russian Amtorg official charges perjury and political ties
Basil Doiguss, former Amtorg vice president, tells a congressional committee Amtorg kept political links with Moscow and pressured U S recognition through wartime trade. He accuses Bogdanov and others of perjury and says Amtorg staff were rehearsed for testimony. Belitzky denies a large wheat short sale in Chicago.
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New York
Basil W. Doiguss
Amitorg Trading Corporation
Bish
United States
Amstorg
Moscow
Delgass
Peter A. Bogdanov
Amtorg
Ogpu
E. V. Belitzky
All Russian Textile
del ®Ass
Chicago
Culberson Dies at Silver City Ranch
Victor Culberson 67 president of the National Livestock association died at his ranch three miles north of Silver City after a long illness believed to be cancer. Principal owner of the Gas Cattle Company he had been under San Francisco care and returned recently before a late decline with family and colleagues at his side.
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Silver City
N. M
Victor Culberson
National Livestock Association
Culberson
Gas Cattle Company
Here
San Francisco
Senator Borah Heads to Washington for Landmark Debate
Senator William Borah of Idaho plans a major appearance in Washington as he participates in a pivotal debate on reform. The senior Republican leader prepares to press positions on policy, with supporters noting his influential role in the national scene.
Idaho Senator Borah Sees World Food Strain and Farm Outlook
Idaho senator William E. Borah, guest in Pocatello en route to Blackfoot, spoke on national and regional business conditions. He warned against under distribution and under consumption as causes of postwar hardship, noted droughts in the Midwest and Maryland area, and criticized the tariff conference report for missing the debenture plan and shoe cement increases.
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Hlon
William E. Borah
Idaho
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Middle Western
Maryland
Borah
League of Nations
Houston man killed. woman assaulted by unknown suspect
In Houston tonight H. H. Pevateaux was slain on a roadside. His female companion said a negro killed him and robbed and assaulted her after the shooting. Police hunted the suspect in the wooded area northwest of the city.
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Houston
Tex
H. H. Pevateaux
Wan
Pevyateaux
Justice of the Peace
C. R. Overstret
Fate of Romero in hands of jury at Provo trial
In Provo Utah the fate of A Lee Romero Pleasant Grove plumber charged with slaying his mother in law Mrs Sean Baxter on July 5 rested with the jury after the court instructed options of first or second degree murder or manslaughter The district attorney MBA Pope argued premeditation while defense counsel A H Christensen contended the murder was not proven to be premeditated
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Provo
A. Lee Romero
Pleasant Grove
Sean Baxter
Mba Pope
Romero
A. H. Christensen
State Wage Claim Report Reveals Unpaid Wages Collected
Utah report shows $43 754 recovered in unpaid wages for two years ending July 1 1930. Applications for wage help totaled $118 576, with $40 000 deemed uncollectable. Workers lacking state relief sought $13 702 through personal suits.
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Salt Lake City
W. M. Piggott
Southern Candidates Earn Their Votes
Franklin North Carolina September 26 Bert Slagle Democratic candidate for sheriff in this county Sam Franks the Republican candidate were discussed as Slagle chopped wood to illustrate his hard work while a woman watched. Slagle joked about voting choices and the conversation highlighted local political campaign activity.
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Woodcock
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Delaware
Memphis
Nashville
New Jersey
Utah
the Pocatello
Amtorg Trading Corporation
U.S. Defense
William £. Borah
Russia
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