Idaho Sugar Beets 10 Provide Employment for Many Persons
Washington dispatch notes that nationwide beet sugar processing will employ about 200,000 people as California starts and Colorado leads harvests with a 1932 beet crop of 8,206,000 tons. Michigan and other states boost yields. eight pounds of beets make one pound of sugar.
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Idaho
Don J. Kirkley
Associated Press
Washington
America
West
Middlewest
Cuba
Louisiana
California
Colorado
United States Beet Sugar Association
Department of Agriculture
Sugar Association
Michigan
Cali
Gunmen Slay Cuban Leaders in Havana Attacks
Martial law was declared in Havana as police hunted gunmen who yesterday killed four Cuban political leaders and wounded a fifth. Dr Clemente Vazquez Bello, senate president and Machado ally, died from machine gun fire. Three Freyre de Andrade brothers were slain at their home. Representative Michael Angel Aguiar was fatally wounded and died this morning.
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Havana
Cuba
Machado
Clemente Vazquez Bello
Senate
Gonzalo
Guillermo
Leopoldo Freyre de Andrade
Vazquez Bello
Micael Angel Aguiar
Pioneer Texas cotton oilman Culbertson dies in San Diego
John J. Culbertson, 79, veteran Texas cotton oil magnate and prominent southwest capitalist, died in San Diego from a heart attack after a bladder ailment. He had been in a hospital since September 19 following illness begun six weeks earlier during a vacation visit.
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San Diego
Cal
John J. Culbertson
Texas
Southwest
Committees to Seek Waivers in Bank Case
In Boise and other cities, canvassing for depositor waivers to reopen the First National Bank of Idaho and nine affiliated banks will begin. Depositors with over 200 dollars must sign to accept phased withdrawals: 25 percent at opening, 25 percent July 1 1933, 25 percent January 1 1934, and the remainder November 1 1934. those with under 200 may withdraw immediately. Regular banking will resume, and new accounts will not be subject to the waiver.
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Boise
First National Bank of Idaho
Harry K. Fritchman
Simiar
Aeo.sad Ada Oe
Plan
Ben Diefendorf
Status Update on Mrs Borah During Psittacosis Treatments
Boise reports Mrs William E Borah remains in the same general condition as yesterday during the suspension of psittacosis serum treatments. No improvement or decline was noted in the morning exam though she ate solid food after appetite improved, and a decision on resuming the serum will come later.
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Boise
William E. Borah
Defenbach Attacks Ross Methods in Lewiston
Republican candidate Byron Defenbach denounced state highway department investigations and the Gusman fraud conviction as grandstand politics. He called for honest campaigning and condemned attempts to sway voters with prejudice. Gusman was convicted after a Lewiston trial and sent to the penitentiary.
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Lewiston
State Highway Department
Ross
Harry Gusman
Boise Equipment
Byron Defenbach
Republican Party
Highway Department
Gusman
Miles S. Johnson
Deaths Mount from Hurricane in Puerto Rico
Debris cleared as the hurricane battered Puerto Rico with hundreds killed and about 1,000 injured. Governor Beverley estimated around 200 dead, with losses to coffee plantations and a citrus crop valued at about seven million dollars. President Hoover sent condolences and asked for an immediate relief report.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Santo Domingo
Haiti
James R. Beverley
Rafael Vere, Jr
Fajardo
Carolina
Washington
Hoover
Beverley
Plan Railroad Under Strait Washington Sept 28 1949
Official Washington greeted Kokumin reports of a U S plan for a railroad under the Bering Strait to link with Moscow with amused disbelief. Engineers deem the project financially and logistically unfeasible due to 50 miles of tunnel and 2500 miles through Arctic terrain to reach Trans Siberian rails.
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Washington
Kokumin
Tokyo
America
Asia
Bering Strait
United States
Moscow
Canada
Cape Prince of Wales
Alaska
East Cape
Bering Sea
Coolidge Heads Panel on Railroad Finances in Nationwide Study
A five member non partisan committee led by former President Calvin Coolidge begins a study of U S railroad finances. Sponsored by 31 banks insurers and universities the group aims to strengthen lines and rally public support for congressional legislative renewal. Members include Alfred E Smith Clark Howell Bernard Baruch and Alexander Legge with Walter Bennett noting the panel serves without pay. Coolidge will announce the operation plan soon.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Clark Howell
Desir for Peace in Gran Chaco Talks at League Assembly
Guayan and Bolivian delegates in the League of Nations assembly urged a pacific settlement of the Gran Chaco dispute. Their remarks boosted hope that arbitration could resolve the regional conflict.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Gran Chaco
Liberal party slate filed for Idaho state race with Harvey ticket
The Liberal party filed its state and congressional ticket in Boise led by W G Steward for governor and William Harvey as presidential candidate. The slate includes Carl A Olison United States senator A Cor ner first district congressman William Goold second district congressman T H Darrow lieutenant governor R L Batan secretary of state Albert Thompson state treasurer J C York auditor C H Olson inspector of mines Harry Craic R H Baldwin Myrtle Reed Dr R Durham and R H Baldwin as electors. The attorney general post and two supreme court vacancies remained unfilled.
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Boise
Liberty Party
Willam
Coin” Harvey
W. G. Steward
Twit Falls
Carl A. Olinson
Meridian
United States
A. Corner
Middleton
Canyon County
William Goold
Wendell
T. H. Darrow
Huston
R.L. Ba‘tan
Letha
Albert Thompson
J. C. York
C. H. Olson
Cascade
Harry Craic
Nampa
R. H. Baldwin
Gross
Lottery Case Near Verdict in Davis Trial
Former Baltimore mayor William Frederick Broening resumes testimony as the defense argues Senator James J. Davis profited from an alleged fraternal lottery run by the Loyal Order of Moose. Court observers expect a jury verdict by Friday with Davis possibly taking the stand. Broening testified yesterday that Davis knew nothing of the lotteries, said to have been conducted under charity ball pretenses.
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New York
William Frederick Broening
Baltimore
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
Broening
Loyal Order of Moose
Bank robbery suspect arrested in Denver
William Quinn twenty seven was arrested here today on a bank robbery warrant from Broadwater Nebraska. He carried one thousand ninety eight dollars in his pockets.
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Denver
William Quinn
Broadwater
Neb
Will Rogers Witty Plea Draws Government Suit
Beverly Hills, September 28 The government sues an old Injun from Oklahoma seeking repayment of money given to his wife not to the Indian but to the government. The letter hints at a nationwide ripple as Will Rogers jokes about the case and a possible future suit by the U S Government against Mrs Rogers for another ward.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Oklahoma
U. S
Will Rogers
Auto crash near Weiser leaves driver dead
Payette baker Ed North died from injuries after a Sunday night head on collision south of Weiser. The other car carried Mr and Mrs R D Griffith of Weiser. Mrs Griffith suffered a broken arm and Mr Griffith cuts and bruises. Three occupants in Norths car were less seriously hurt.
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Payette
Idaho
Ed North
Payette Baker
Weiser
North
R. D. Griffith
Griffin
Yankees Bow Cubs In Open World Series Rout At Yankee Stadium
The New York Yankees crushed the Chicago Cubs 12 to 6 at Yankee Stadium to open the World Series. Lou Gehrig homered, Babe Ruth scored on Gehrig’s blast, and Bill Dickey added key hits as Rufing struck out ten Cubs. Bush faltered in the sixth inning as Grimes and Smith allowed late runs.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Babe
Lou
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Gehrig
Ruth
Combs
Yanks
New Yorkers
Pocatello
Stephenson
Dickey
Chapman
Lazzeri
Koenig
Herman
Sewell
Hartnett
Crosetti
Cuyler
Grimm
Chicago
New York
Bush
Smith
Yankee Stadium
Guy Bush
Cubs
Charley Ruffing
Cub
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Bill Herman
Old Burleigh Grimes
Earl Combs
Yankee
Grimes
Bob Smith
Ee A
Seen Moore
Fid Bush
EECA
x-Gudat Ceoeensrsovreseaesr
Sy Smith
pawbhSies
Settavrewesseoes
J. Sewell
See Eersseoreseee
Eeeense Gehrig
Aeenesneaseeasteets
Sree Seeeernseee
Turtle head bites chicken in Leonardtown tale
In Leonardtown Maryland on Sept 28 Edward Cameron of Newport caught a snapping turtle. He cut off its head and carried the body inside to cook. Hours later a hen in the yard began acting strangely and pecked the head, which clamped her bill shut until two sticks pried the jaws open.
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Dward Cameron
Newport
Brazilian Joan of Arc Leads Volunteers in Goiás Front
A Brazilian woman nicknamed Santa Dica dons soldier garb to lead a volunteer company of rebels in the Goiás interior, aiding federal troops against Sao Paulo forces. She is famed for prophetic visions and claimed healing powers and herbs. She supports President Getulio Vargas amid the rebellion in Lao.
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Uberaba
Brazil
Joan of Arc
Sao Paulo
Sne
Acuil Ol
Goyaz
Santa Dica
Getulio Vargas
Lao
Texas Getta Hand For New Arrival
Texas Guinan urged the crowd to clap for a newborn daughter in Willmar Minnesota as her parents Mr and Mrs W Q Cuttler witnessed the moment backstage at a local theatre where the vaudeville troupe was performing.
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Minneapolis
Texas Guinan
W. Q. Cuttler
Willmar
Minn
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Firth
Ogden Union Stockyards
Flying Floyds
Shorty Flemm
Oslo Troupe
Thomas Saxo-Tette
Bannock County
Oslo
Thomas Saxo- Tette
Intermountain Fireworks Company
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Joan of Arc Dons
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