Six Injured in Auto Accident at Blackfoot
Six people were injured when J. E. Hipwell of Ogden drove into a concrete abutment on the Blackfoot river bridge. The crash near 7:30 am destroyed the car. occupants included Hipwell, Walter Maw, Lewelewyn Hipwell, Peter C. Paulson, and William S. Keen, with multiple fractures and a dislocated hip. Victims were taken to Blackfoot and then Ogden.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
J. E. Ipwell
Ogden
Blackfoot River
Hipwell
Orville Hipwell
Walter Maw
Lewellyn Hipwell
Plain City
Utah
Peter C. Paulson
William 8. Keen
Fair
Brour
Blackospital
Noted mining magnate Guggenheim dies in New York
Port Washington New York September 29 Daniel Guggenheim a Guggenheim family mining magnate and aeronautics patron died yesterday of heart disease at his estate He was 74 in poor health since returning from Europe September 15 Mrs Guggenheim his son Harry F Guggenheim ambassador to Cuba and daughter Mrs Robert W Straus were present Colonel Robert M Guggenheim summoned from Washington He led M Guggenheim and Sons which controlled vast mining interests worldwide and funded aviation philanthropy with an initial 2.5 million donation and about 5 million spent before the foundation dissolved.
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Port Washington
N. Y
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim
House
Europe
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
Robert W. Straus
Robert M. Gugg
Science of Aeronautcs
Amateur Lineman Gives Last Lesson
CHICAGO Sept 29 A man named John 16 32 climbed a utility pole to show his wife and three children a basic electrical principle. He touched a live wire to prove safety but was fatally shocked as the current traveled through the steel pole.
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Chicago
John
Senator Borahardears opening day at Eastern Idaho fair
Senator William E. Borah addressed a crowd of four to five thousand at the Eastern Idaho District Fair in Blackfoot on opening day. He appeared at the head of a parade with bands and guards, was introduced by John Hart, and spoke on national and international economic conditions following World War I.
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Idaho
United States
William E. Borah
Blackfoot
National Guard
Addison T. Smith
H. C. Baldridge
John Hart
Rigby
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
John McMurray
Oakley
C. Ben Ross
Maine
Highlights of Borah Speech
United States Senator borah argues no agricultural relief plan is satisfactory without raising farm product prices. He advocates a debenture revenue system to aid farmers and industry. He notes a world wheat surplus and calls for statesmanship to feed the hungry while criticizing crop reduction schemes. Continues on page 7.
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Legge
Escaped Convict Lived Fast Eight Months Before Capture
San Quentin reports E A Pohl escaped from a Butte County camp in 1929 and lived as a deputy in Kingman Arizona, married in Chicago, bootlegging in Chicago, honeymoon to Los Angeles, then arrested in Kansas City en route back to Chicago. He was found guilty of escaping and sentenced to one to five years more.
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San Quentin
Cal
Aiis
Arizona
Chicago
Angeles
Kansas City
Marin
E. A. Pohl
Butte
Albuquerque
Pohl
Los Angeles
Asa Keyes
Guards search for six bodies after lake gale
Coast guards hunted between Grand Haven and Ludington for Capt Erwin J Anderson 24 and his 18 year old bride plus four sailors after the fruit packet North Shore sank about 30 miles off Racine Wisconsin. Survivors unlikely. Crew named Tekus Peters Richter Johnson and one from Washington Island Wisconsin Two Rivers Wisconsin Milwaukee and Cudahy Wisconsin residents identified. The North Shore departed St Joseph Michigan for Milwaukee Friday morning as the storm hit.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Coast Guards
Lake Michigan
Ludington
Erwin J. Anderson
North Shore
W. E. Preston
Arthur Peters
Milwaukee
John Johnson
Two Rivers
Wis
St. Joseph Mich
Hurricane floods Ceccina harbor area in Italy
A hurricane generated a seven foot tidal flood in the Ceccina river area at Ceccina. Thousands retreat to upper stories and roofs while the Rome rail line is washed out for half a mile. Soldiers from Leghorn rescue residents by skiff. Crops spanning thousands of acres ruined and property damage is extensive.
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Leghorn
Italy
Ceccina
Rome
Morrow to Quit as Ambassador to Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow announced he will resign as Ambassador to Mexico to campaign as the Republican senatorial nominee in New Jersey. He held meetings with state department officials and was invited to lunch with President Hoover. He plans to leave for Englewood after final conferences.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
New Jersey
State Department
Hoover
National Banks Condition Report Called for Sept 24 Close
The comptroller of the currency announced a call for the condition of all national banks as of the close of business Wednesday, September 24, with data to be reported.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Boise Pilot and Two Girls Die in Idaho Air Accident
Eyewitnesses say the Boise Flying Service pilot Ritchey banked to land and the plane sideslipped before crashing into the fair audience. The wreckage ignited instantly, flames preventing rescue workers from approaching closely. The tragedy at the fair claimed the lives of two girls, with Ritchey among the principal witnesses and organizers tied to the event.
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Ritchey
Boise Flying Service
Roanoke
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Nampa High School
University of Idaho
Miss Candee
Idaho Weather and Utah Showers Futures
Idaho forecast calls for tonight and Tuesday cooler with local frost. Utah outlook shows showers tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions, especially in the northwest portion tonight.
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Idaho
Utah
Wrather
Northwest
Elks Day Opens District Fair as Crowd Nears 50,000
Crowds swell at Blackfoot for Elks Day and open house at the new temple. Elks parade with the high school band while dairy and Holstein classes crown winners. Gov Baldridge and other dignitaries set Tuesday as dairy day with free acts and a night horse show ahead.
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Blackfoot
Sim Tulitt
Roberts
F. F. Pollissier and Sons of
Whittier
Calif
Weber County Holstein Association of
Ogden
Former Police Officer Held in Everett Bank Robbery Case
Clarence H. "Dick" Shivley, a former Seattle police officer, is held in Everett as a suspect in the September 15 Citizens' Security bank robbery that netted $44. Five masked gunmen took part. Shivley allegedly drove the getaway car. He says he was in Seattle on the day as a government witness in a liquor conspiracy trial.
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Everett
Wash
Clarence H
Dick” Shiviey
Seattle
Citizens’ Security Bank
Shirley
Shelton
Fred Lawrence
Everett Police Force
Shivley
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Chrystal Dome Gas Well Delivers Large Flow In Idaho
The Chrystal Dome Oil Co reports a gas well between Weiser and Payette capable of 35 000 000 cubic feet daily. Gas was tapped yesterday and initially escaped to waste before cap controls. Engineers estimate 5 to 10 million feet daily already flowing to waste. precautionary ignition safeguards mounted awaiting heavier equipment from Kemmerer. The well reached 1 865 feet depth.
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Gasser
Weiser
Payette
Boise
Chrystal Dome Oil Company
J. B. Eldridge
Kemmerer
Wyo
Eldridge
Chrystal Dome
Highleyman Promoted to Assistant General Superintendent
J. W. Highleyman, longtime motive power head for the Short Line, is reassigned as assistant general superintendent of motive power with oversight of OWRR and other lines. He returns from Omaha after talks with Union Pacific officials and will start October 1 with headquarters in Pocatello, retaining supervision of the Pocatello shops. The Portland and Los Angeles motive power chiefs will cover duties from Portland to Granger and Los Angeles to Butte respectively.
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J. W. Highleyman
Land LA & & L
The
Tribune
Highieyman
Omaha
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Highleyman
Portland
Granger
Los Angeles
Butte
1930 Road Program Nearing Completion
Boise bureau of highways reports this year s oiling program nearly finished with next Sunday target. Weather slowed the Uptack foot Area 58 mile stretch but completion is now near. Freezeout hill near Emmett to finish tomorrow, with a three mile north segment due later this week. Buhl Castle Ford road and the Virginia McCammon piling south of Pocatello also to be completed. A six mile section south of Moscow in north Idaho will hold on a bit longer.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Emmett
Pocatello
Idaho
Moscow
Chicago Police Move Against Gangsters Families
Chicago police under Detective Chief Norton ordered the arrest of the next of kin of the city’s top gangsters as hostages. Wives and nearest relatives of the 26 most notorious figures are to be held if the enemies do not surrender, with four relatives already under arrest. The move follows a broader crackdown amid labor racketeering concerns and a police memorandum theft incident exposing Al Capone era ties.
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Norton
Hoscona
Beer Baronyue
Lake
University Hospital
Treasuries
Col
A. A. Sprague
Charles J. Muelle
al Capone
Alcock
Ako
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