British Press Contemplates US Reply To Naval Accord
London papers assess the US rejection of Anglo French naval proposals. The Times notes possible openings for further discussion while others warn the note reveals no desire to accept offers. British circles expect the issue to move to Geneva preparatory committee for potential tonnage transfers.
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Comon
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Geneva
Army parachute record and crashes noted in war report
The War Department released figures showing 95 airmen saved by lifesaving parachutes after 100 successful jumps. A San Diego incident saw Lieut W Williams escape a collision, while Lieut W L Cornelius died in another crash. Lindbergh set a four jump record, with Hunter and Barkedale also noted for multiple jumps.
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San Diego
Calif
W. Williams
Spokane
Wash
W. L. Cornelius
Oxia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Frank Hunter
Lieut H. Barkedale
Rmy
Emergency Board Named to Adjust Rail Wage Dispute
President Coolidge appointed an emergency board under the railroad labor act to investigate wage disputes on western railroads. The five members will report within 30 days, with hearings in Chicago starting next Tuesday and no changes to conditions during the period. The dispute involves about 70 000 conductors and trainmen across 47 railroads and subsidiaries. Lady Astor visits New York and comments on American politics, noting women’s voting independence and the election’s lively debate.
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Coolidge
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
David R. Dewey
Maschusetts Institute of Technology
Chester H. Rowell
Berkeley
Cal
George T. Baker
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
Pirates Season Ends as Rain Cancels Final Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates final game in Brooklyn was canceled due to rain and cold, ending their season. The Brooklyn Robins will finish the season with a game against the Phillies tomorrow.
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Brooklyn
Pirates
Robins
Phillies
Boy Not Kidnapped or Drowned Found Dead in Ditch
Enver Cole September 29 AP report says 5 year old Sam Babel vanished then was found in a irrigation ditch about 15 yards from his home. Police and coroner will order autopsy to determine death cause after an intensive search by volunteers ended.
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Enver. Cole
Sam Babel
George Bostwick
Forests Not Likely to Close in Southern Idaho
Governor Baldrige was to decide on forest closures as deer season opens next Monday. Bolme National Forest Supervisor Mains said no closure is needed, citing low fire activity and a warning to hunters about campfires as sufficient protection amid the hot spell.
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Boise
Guy B. Mains
Bolme National Forest
Mains
Idaho
Smith's record attacked at New York GOP convention
At the Republican state convention, F Trubee Davison assailed Governor Al Smith's record as state executive. Davison warned the road to Washington would be blocked by Tammany and accused Smith of misdirecting voters on prohibition. He cited Smith's oath history and criticized federal law enforcement in New York.
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Smith
Secreary
F. Trubee Davison
Washington
Davison
Democratic Party
New York
Cardinals Lose Pennant Chance as Cubs Beat Giants at Polo Grounds
AP report notes the outcome of a pennant race with the Cubs defeating the Giants 6 to 5 at the Polo Grounds. The result shifts the pennant decision to McKechnie’s New York team while St Louis and Boston games weave into the day’s tense standings. Detailing lineups includes Shealy Ryan Zachary Johnson Rengough Collins Vennder Margrave etc.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
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Detroit
Shealy
Ryan
Zachary
Johnson
Rengough
Collins
Vennder
Margrave
Missing Southern Baptist treasurer tied to embezzlement probe
Clinton S. Carnes, treasurer of the Home Mission Board, was arrested in Winnipeg after a continent wide manhunt. Indicted in Atlanta on embezzlement charges totaling up to a million dollars, Carnes had hidden under the alias F L Lewis while planning a Winnipeg plant. Police found cash and papers in his room as extradition was sought.
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Man
Clinton S. Carnes
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Clinton
St. Paul
Carnes
President Coolidge Sends Sympathy To Injured New Haven Family
President Coolidge sent a sympathy message to Wilfred Vene and his mother after an automobile collision in New Haven involving the governor’s son. White House physician Colonel James F. Coupal departed for New Haven to evaluate the victims and assist local doctors.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wilfred Vene
New Haven
Conn
John
James F. Coupal
White House
Senator Borah Speech Broadcast Nationwide Radio Block
Borah announced his Minneapolis address will be broadcast nationally Monday night from 4 to 9 p.m. central standard time, 7 to 8 p.m mountain time, via national radio block. The information comes from the Republican National Committee in Salt Lake City.
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Borah
Minneapolis
Republican National Committee
Bank Cashier Mick Chamberlain Dies by Own Action
Boise Sept 20 AP A state bank examiner investigates Salmon River bank at Whitebird after cashier Mick Chamberlain leaps to death in the Clearwater River. Porter says banking affairs appear normal and is mystified by the cashier's death as Chamberlain's car was found near Lenore and his body later recovered downstream. Thomas Pogue, bank president, took charge of bank affairs after Chamberlain disappeared but found no cause for suicide.
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Salmon River
Whitebird
Mick Chamberlain
Clearwater
E. W Porter
State Banking Department
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Chamberlain
Lenore
Clearwater River
Thomas Pogue
Utah Weather April Chill Lingers Through Weekend
The forecast shows mild temperatures for tonight and Sunday in Utah with pockets of light winds and scattered clouds. No significant storms are expected as residents plan outdoor activities and travel.
Disabled pilot McDougall missing near Boise after forced landing
Captain Harry O. McDougall, pilot with Thompson Flying service, failed to reach Boise for air races and was found safe after a forced landing near Twin Falls Idaho. Two search planes, piloted by Lionel Kay and Jack Bain, scoured the area while Abe Boretski rode with Bain. McDougall, a Pocatello native living in Boise, is an attorney general aide and World War I veteran honored by France and the United States.
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Salt Lake City
Harry O. McDougall
Thompson Aviation School
Boise
Balt Lake Ai
Captan McDougal
Loise
Lionel Kay
Jack Bain
Abe Boretski
Thompson Flying Service
Twin Falls
Idaho
Air Service
McDougall
Harry McDougall
Pocatello
D. C. McDougall
Isaac McDougall
Robber Beard defies Ohio extradition seeks insanity ruling
Clarence Beard, an escaped inmate sought in Ohio for murder and bank robberies, told officials in Salt Lake City he can prove insanity locally to avoid extradition. He linked with George Remus and claimed $21,000 in Detroit loot, while stating plans to go to Mexico with accomplice Tom McKenna.
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Ohio
State Hospital
Clarence Beard
Detroit
George Remus
Lima
George
Remus
Beard
Denver
Swamper
Frost
Tom McKenna
Mexico
Pocatello Tent and Awning Wins Fall Window Contest
The Business and Professional Women's club and Chamber of Commerce Retail bureau named winners for best decorated windows in the annual fall opening. Pocatello Tent and Awning led with an artistic natural display featuring a duck haunt scene, with honorees Petersen Furniture, Peoples Store, and White House Market earning honorable mentions. Crowds gathered as music and street activity highlighted the event.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Petersen Furniture Store
Peoples Store
White House Market
Pocatello Tent and Awning Company
Boise Aerial Circus Opens at Boise Airport
The Boise air circus opened with six short races on a triangular course centered on Boise airport. Army Douglas plane piloted by Major C V Haines won the first race in 10 minutes 5 seconds over Paul Andert in a Navy mail plane, with five more races set for the afternoon.
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Boise Airport
Sept
C. V. Haines
Spokane
Washington National Guard
Boise Air Circus
Paul Andert
Idaho to raise all high schools to standard
Boise, Sept 29 AP All Idaho high schools that meet adequate work will be accredited and there will be no further approved list. Education Commissioner W D Vincent told county superintendents in a letter today. The state high school inspector will certify schools and the state board of education will review the inspector's recommendations. Some minor variations from accreditation may be allowed this year.
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Boise
Idaho
W. D. Vincent
State Board of Education
Vincent
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