Armament Truce Aimed Beginning November First
Missouri votes in the seventh district to succeed late Democrat Samuel C. Major as national committees gauge which party will control the next House. Democrats hope to hold Missouri and seize Ohio’s vacated speaker seat, while aiming to balance seats in a closely watched midterm picture.
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Washington
Missouri
House of Congress
Samuel C. Major
Farmer Labor Party
Democrats
Farmer Labor
Major
John W. Palmer
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
President to Study Taxes in Abeyance Until December
President Hoover will withhold a tax increase decision while Congress is in session, continuing to explore the tax situation. The Treasury is studying the entire tax system with a partial report due within a month, to guide any potential rise or revision.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Hoover Seeks Major Navy Budget Cut
President Hoover plans to reduce 61 million dollars from the 401 million requested for 1933 the move aimed at curbing Navy spending amid pressure from officials seeking larger appropriations. The specific officers pushing the higher request were not named in official quarters.
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Washington
Hoover
Fall World Series Opens in Missouri City
The Pocatello Tribune invites local baseball fans to the fall classic between the Philadelphia Athletics and the St. Louis Cardinals opening Thursday in Missouri. Direct wire connections from the scene will be shown on the magnetic player board. Games Thursday and Friday in St. Louis start at 12 30 p m Pocatello time.
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Pocatello Tribune
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri City
St. Louis
Pocatello
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood column relays Will Rogers mock editorial on world finance from silver to money. Mirthful letter notes England’s gold standard fear proved unfounded and hints at Lionel Lindbergh Memorial plans at Roosevelt Field Mineola New York for Col Charles A Lindbergh with a beacon on a granite base over six acres slated near the site of the New York Paris flight.
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Cal
England
Bryan
Will
Mineola
N. Y
Lindbergh Society, Inc
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Roosevelt Field
Lindbergh
Weather outlook: cool tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair skies with a cooler feel especially in the northern portion tonight. Temperatures dip modestly and continue cooler conditions through Wednesday with light winds.
Borah Urges Protective Tariff for Farming Regions
Senator William E. Borah told an Iowa audience that world prosperity hinges on silver restored as world money. He linked devaluation, armament cuts, Versailles revisions, and reduced government bureaus to reviving farm prosperity and urged extending protective tariffs to farming areas to prevent economic collapse.
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Sioux City
Iowa
William E. Borah
Idaho
New England
Borah
KRESS declares extra dividend on common and preferred
New York Sept. 29 S. H. Kress & Co. declares an extra 50 cent dividend on the common stock paid in special preferred stock. This is in addition to the regular quarterly 25 cent common and 15 cent special preferred dividends, all payable Nov. 2 to stock of record Oct. 9.
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New York
S. H. Kress & Co
Governor Opens Eastern Idaho Fair Program Highlighting Bands
Governor speaks at the opening of the Eastern Idaho Fair. The day features Grange Day activities with performances by Blackfoot and Idaho Falls High School bands, livestock judging, a mammoth Grange parade, and speeches by Senator John Thomas and Byron Defenbach. Evening events include a six-in-hand driving exhibition, prize-winning six-gaited horses, Indian Princess contest, fireworks, and free acts.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Sam
Idaho State Wool Growers Association
Mammoth Grange
Plackfoot Kitchen
Pocatello
Shelley
Ammon
Rigby
Sugar City
Diiges
John Thomas
Byron Defenbach
Richmond
Lewiston
Utah
Burley
Idaho
Idaho Fair District
Oeden Union Stock Yards
Missouri
America
Ogden
Salt Lake
Gooding
Boise
Inter-Mountain Fireworks Co
Governor Ross Addresses Eastern Idaho District Fair Opening
Governor C Ben Ross spoke to hundreds from four counties at Blackfoot for the fair’s opening program and exhibit viewing. He urged Idaho to focus on a superior agricultural product to earn higher prices as Upper Snake River valley 1931 receipts may cover only expenses.
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C. Ben Ross
Blackfoot
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Hoover to attend first Philadelphia World Series game
President Hoover will go to Philadelphia on Monday for the first World Series game in the city between the Athletics and the St Louis Cardinals. The Hoover administration reduced Navy destroyers from eleven to five under the building program. Representative Britten of Illinois predicted Chicago would be chosen by the Republican National Committee for the 1932 convention.
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Hoover
Philadelphia
Athletics
St Louis Cardinals
Hoover Administration
Navy
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Britten
Illinois
Wage Floor Plan For Federal Highways Backed
Salt Lake City reports the Bureau of Public Roads supports a fair minimum wage scale on federal aid highways next year and favors local unskilled labor in the program.
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Salt Lake City
Adi
Bureau of Public Roads
Stampede grows after Livingston Creek gold find in Yukon
Rush of stampeders from Yukon and Alaska continues after discovery of gold at Livingston Creek on the headwaters of the Big Salmon river in Southern Yukon.
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White Horse
Yukon
Alaska
Livingston Creek
Big Salmon
Pocatello audience urged to support university entertainments
Dean John Dyer decries low patronage at a university entertainment in the auditorium. He warns that without broader public support the university may cancel its programs, noting the community should share the burden to sustain educational and cultural offerings for students and the Southern Branch.
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University
Pocatello
John Dyer
Dean Dyer
Marriage and Divorce Canon is Revamped in Episcopal Church
Denver Sept 29 AP The General Convention approves a compromise on marriage and divorce canon. Bishops win discretionary ecclesiastical courts run through bishops while deputies insist on a mandatory court. The canon allows remarrying the innocent party to adultery while forbidding ministers to solemnize marriages for other divorced individuals.
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General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Plan to End Plans Cited by Dr Preston Bradley
Milwaukee speech by Dr Preston Bradley of Chicago and president of the Izaak Walton league calls for stopping plans and plan chatter. He condemns constant schemes from industrial leaders to city critics and urges a six month moratorium on plans to allow real thinking.
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Milwaukee
Preston Bradley
Chicago
Izaak Walton League
Milwaukee Waltonians
Dr. Bradley
Babel
Ross Praises Local Concern At Blackfoot Visit
Governor C. Ben Ross praised the local community and the First Security Corporation during his Blackfoot district fair address. He noted Idaho’s role directing Citizens bank affairs to protect depositors and pledged to maximize available dollars in liquidation to aid depositors. He emphasized confidence in the bank’s service to Pocatello and nearby areas.
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Pocatello
Blackfoot
Tribune
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Generel
Sity Tor
First Security Corporation
Wallace Men Given Pardons in Rum Rebellion Case
Idaho reports two former Wallace city officials W H Herrick former mayor and W J Bailey former police chief received presidential pardons on September 29. They were part of the 1920s rum rebellion convictions and had served time at McNeil Island. Pardons restore citizenship rights and Bailey was offered his old police chief post. Herman J Rossi and others sought reversals.
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Wallace
Idaho
W.H. Herrick
Wallace and Shoshone County
W. J. Bailey
Hoover
McNeil Island Penitentiary
Emil Pfeister
Bailey
Herman J. Rossi
Nations Ask Ready For Arms Confab In Geneva
The twelfth League of Nations assembly adjourned in Geneva after approving a plan for an armaments truce to begin November 1. The council stayed in session to consider the Sino Japanese Manchuria issue and urged use of all means to make February disarmament talks a success, praising US cooperation and Secretary Stimson.
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League of Nations
League Council
Manchuria
United States
League
Henry L. Stimson
Sewing awards highlighted at Eastern Idaho fair
Spectators flocked to the opening of the Eastern Idaho district fair at Blackfoot with about 12 000 attendees. The parade featured an Indian boy scout troop in olive gray and red kerchiefs and a tribal band. Judging in the 4 H sewing division began with first year winners Virginia Russell Idaho Falls and others, followed by second and third year placements.
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Blackfoot Fair
The
Tribune
Virginia Russell
Idaho Falls
Marie Dursteler
Whitney
Norma Pigett
Bloomington
Leona Hansen
Preston
Cleora Durant
Pine
Earline Atkinson
Dayton
Rosalie Baris
Blackfoot
Mildred Hurley
Charlotte van Dorn
Swan Valley
Erma Guidinger
Downey
Moselle Wilcox
Bernice Hooper
Lava Hot Springs
Jean
Racial Groups Show Steady Growth in the Larger Cities
Census Bureau data show the changing racial makeup of cities over 100000. In most cities the black population more than doubled in ten years, with many over 100 percent growth. Mexicans appear as a distinct group above 10000 in several cities. Indian and Chinese populations urbanizing. Japanese growth steady. Tulsa reports 1867 Indians. Also note a separate item on a sea rescue by Willy Rody and companions and hog price data at $5.19 per hundred.
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Census Bureau
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Antonio
el Paso
Chicago
Houston
Tulsa
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