Hurricane strikes Vera Cruz causing heavy damage
Vera Cruz bears the brunt of a two hour hurricane. Houses unroofed factories closed and cargo destroyed as waters flooded streets and canals. Two drownings reported near Jalapa while no fatalities in Vera Cruz city.
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Vera Cruz
United States
Boca del Rio
Cordoba
Paso del Macho
Soledad
Jalapa
State
Santiago
Galveston
Tex
Mexican Telegraph Company
Telegraph
Interior
United States Navy
Point Isabel
Mexico City
Mex
Associated Press
Javan Skull Second of Kind Hints at Missing Link Similarity
In Javan area on Sept 29 local scientists report a skull found by Dr C J F Weberlin resembles Dubois 1892 missing link specimen. If verified the find could bolster the ape man theory. examination of the Heerin skull is ongoing and involves native-boys bones sale context.
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Jlatavia
Java
C. J. F. Weberlin
Faos
Gene Dubois
Apeeman
Dubois
Heberlin
District Physican
Public Health Department
Souralmya
Triniere
Mrs Kennedy Collapses at McPherson Hearing in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Hall of Justice a recess was ordered when Minnie Kennedy mother of evangelist Aimee McPherson swayed and was removed from court. The transcript of McPherson’s July grand jury testimony was read, with dismay and a two o clock adjournment following her collapse.
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Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
William H. Carter
McPherson
McPherson Divorced in 1921 by East Providence Court
Providence report states Aimee Semple McPherson was divorced from Harold B. McPherson in Superior Court on April 12, 1921. Leonard W. Horton, once linked to a divorce mill scandal, acted as attorney. Witnesses included McPherson, his mother, and Elizabeth Reid.
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Providence
R. LE
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
California
Harold B. McPherson
East Providence
Leonard W. Horton
Speeding Work on Merchant Ships Initiated
Washington plans to speed up the government fleet to compete with postwar freighters built abroad. Under Commissioner Benson the project uses the navy yard model testing basin for initial experiments. Gibbs Taylor engineers will build a small scale hull model of a major government freighter to test power needed to reach up to 14 knots.
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Washington
Commissioner Benson
The
Shipping Board
Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Admiral Benson
Gibbs & Taylor
Daring Burglars Taken After Skyhigh Breakin
New York police arrest two midwest youths dubbed human fly burglars after they are spotted on a ledge of a Times Square hotel eleven stories up. Gorge H Reed 21 of Caney Kansas and Van Bryan 20 of Peoria Illinois pose as suspects in the Stone’s La Canada California hotel room theft, with ties to other hotel robberies expected.
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New York
Middle-West
Times Square
Streat
Gorge H. Reed
Caney, Kan
van Bryan
Peoria
Claude Stone
la Canada
Calif
World Series Opens Saturday in New York
The 1926 World Series between the Yankees and Cardinals starts Saturday at 1:30 pm in New York. The Tribune will display play-by-play on a magnetic board outside its West Center office, with real-time updates for fans in Pocatello and southeastern Idaho. AP covers include preliminary features by Brandenburg Gould and Bell, with field reports starting about noon.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
The
Tribune
West Center
Pocatello
Southeastern Idaho
Associated Press
Yanks
Carl 8. Brandenburg
Allan J. Gould
Wire Storics
Brian Bell
C. 8
Brandenburg
ECS
Prac
A. J. Gould
St. Louis
Charles W. Dukely
William P. Hayes
Chicago
E. J. Neal
Row in court soon settled
Ogden reporter notes a courtroom flare up during a liquor case trial as attorney John C. Davis was sentenced to 24 hours in jail by City Judge John A. Hendricks for remarks but the sentence was recalled after Davis apologized. The judge sided with the prosecutor over Davis on evidence adherence.
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Ogden
John C. Davis
John A. Hendricks
Davis
Tribune to Broadcast First World Series Game
The Tribune will air the opening World Series game from Yankee Stadium with KSEL providing play by play and a special wire line fed to the Tribune studio. AP and station officials arranged quick returns, with the Journal joining in later for alternating broadcasts and a final airings under both papers.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Tribune
KSEL
Associated Press
The
Journal
Association
Coin Flip To Decide California Assembly Nomination
Sacramento reports a coin toss will determine the Democratic nomination in California's fifth district for Van Bernard and W R Lindersmith. Bernard holds the Republican nod. Lindersmith tied in Democrat race and risks disqualification if the coin favors him.
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Sacramento
Calif
van Bernard
W. R. Lindersmith
State Assembly
California
Bernard
Lindersmith
Lndersmith
Banquet and Entertainment Planned for City Visit
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce members will visit Pocatello tonight arriving from Salt Lake City. They tour the city, attend a Bannock hotel banquet at seven with speeches by Governor Moore Mayor Ross and others, followed by entertainment at the Orpheum and a boxing match in Memorial building.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Salt Lake City
Bannock Hotel
C. C. Moore
C. Ben Ross
F. C. McGrowan
J. I. King
Pocatello Chamber
F. W. Brown
Finiscne
KSEI
Ocal
Imperial Film Company
Anderson
Orpheum Theatre
Anders’ Hall
J. Freklated
T. C. Barlow
Early Season on Pheasants Opens in Three Idaho Counties
Boise Sept 29 Shooting of Chinese pheasants starts Oct 1 in Gooding Jerome and Twin Falls counties and runs to Nov 30. In the rest of the state season begins Nov 1 due to bird abundance. Idaho game warden RB EB Thomas announced. Fish planting continues to mid November under State Fish Commissioner William Keil with hatcheries busy. About 100000 fingerlings will be planted next week in the Snake River below Henrys Lake Dam.
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Boise
Gooding
Jerome
Twin Falls
EB. Thomas
Idaho
Game Department
William Keil
Montpelier
Rexburg
Rigby
Idaho Falls
Snake River
Henry
Lake Dan
Wheat harvest seen at 140 million Dushels in Australia
Melbourne reports that coalitions anticipate this year's Australian wheat harvest reaching 140 million Dushels. The estimate reflects early optimism amid harvest forecasts and market outlooks from agricultural authorities.
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Melbourne
Australia
Forty three miners trapped at Pabst mine in Ironwood
All forty three miners imprisoned since Friday at the Pabst mine in Ironwood Michigan are alive and well. Captain Oscar Olson reported talking with shift boss Thomas Trewartha who said the men were on their feet and living on birch bark tea. Rescue work is under way with ambulances summoned and the exit rope of the shaft to be used, progress dependent on miles of underground passages.
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Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
Oscar Olson
Thomas Trewartha
Trewartha
Southwest Arizona hit by historic 50 hour storm
Denver reports a record Southwest rainstorm causing heavy damage across Arizona and Sonora. Rail lines and bridges including Southern Pacific links at Benson and Fairbanks are out, with bridges failing at Bisbee Junction and Naco. Flooding strains communications as towns like Agua Prieta and Colonias Moteas evacuate. no deaths yet.
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Denver
Colo
Southwest
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Benson
Fairbanks
Bisbee Junction
Naco
Port Huachuca
Cochise
Mexico
Nacozari Railroad
Agua Prieta
Fienlerss
Bonora
Douglas
Bisbee
Tucson
Santa Cruz
San Pedro
International Line
Sonora
Caballona
Fronteras
Boriieros
Colonias Moteas
Frost Damage to Idaho Crops Reported
Boise report by Harry Sabine chief field inspector of the department of agriculture notes frost harmed southwest Idaho apple crops especially Prost injured Winesap Staymen apples while Delicious Rome Hearties and Jonathans were largely unhurt. Onions left in field may escape if frost fully retreats.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Sabine
Department of Agriculture
Rome
Sabine
Plot Against Persian Shah Prompt Arrests In Teheran
Tehran dispatch reports several high officers were arrested after a plot against the shah was uncovered. The mejliss later voted confidence in the government 85 to 12 after a debate on the governmental program. Rezah Khan Pahlavi was crowned shah in April, succeeding Sultan Aboud Mirza who was deposed by the mejliss.
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Teheran
Persia
Mejliss
National Assembly
Rezah Ka’m Phelevi
Sultan Abowd Mirza
Ban on Heavyweights Lifted in Boxing Return
Chicago boxing commission lifts the ban on heavyweight bouts resumed with the April reopening to support Florida relief. Several heavyweight matches are under consideration, including Georges Carpentier versus Jimmy Delaney of Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Finois Boxing Commission
Florida
Georges Carpentier
Jimmy Delaney
Paad
Teapot Dome lease voided by appeals court ruling
The U S circuit court of appeals reversed a lower court and voided the Mammoth Oil Teapot Dome lease in Wyoming, finding the deal tainted by fraud and corruption involving Harry F Sinclair and Albert B Fall. The ruling orders an accounting and bars further government trespass, with a possible Supreme Court appeal pending.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Naval Reserve Oil
Wyoming
Mammoth Oil Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
T. Blakenee
Cheyenne
Wyo
William S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Arban. van Valkenbur
Kansas City
W. A. Cant
Duluth
Minn
Appe
Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
Sinclair
Bao
Uic Mammoth Company
Teapot Dome
Liberty
Fell
Pall
Everhartt
Blackmer
O'Neil
Washington
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Queen Marie Heads for Paris on Special Train
Queen Marie will leave Bucharest on a special train bound for Paris on the front stage of her journey to the United States. The departure is set for next Saturday.
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Queen Marie
Bucharest
Paris
United States
Steamship Guayas Released After Quarantine
Valparaiso Chile September 20 The steamship Guayas was freed after a quarantine following a suspected bubonic plague case did not prove bubonic.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Guayas
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