Roosevelt 10 Speak Tonight at Sioux City
Governor Roosevelt arrives in Sioux City at 7 p m to discuss tariff differences between the Democratic and Republican parties. Senator Norris endorses Roosevelt saying patriots put country before party. Roosevelt headlines a baseball park rally after a stop in Omaha and McCook where Norris speaks to 20 000 supporters.
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Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Sioux City
Norris
McCook
Neb
Hoover
Missouri River
Omaha
Red Willow County
Republican Party
Logan and Ogden To Improve Roads
Bids on two federal aid highway projects near Logan and north of Ogden will be opened by the state road commission on October 14. The Logan canyon job will link the canyon mouth to the business district at an estimated $35,000, while a 2.66 mile widening north of Ogden is budgeted at about $50,000. The Ogden project would widen the current 18 foot concrete strip to 30 feet with a six-foot addition on each side.
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Salt Lake City
Logan Canyon
Ogden City Limits
State Road Commission
Ogden
Ross Will Appeal to County Boards
Governor C. Ben Ross urged county commissions to refrain from foreclosures on tax deeds of 1929 and 1930 until the legislature reconvenes. The Democratic incumbent, seeking reelection, pledged a campaign against farm mortgage foreclosures and outlined plans to replace ad valorem state taxes with a wattage tax and income taxes.
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Murtaugh
C. Ben Ross
Wreck Kills Four Trainmen in Crescent Limited Collision
Four train crew members died and several were injured when the Crescent Limited crashed head on with a freight train near Wald Alabama while traveling at about 50 miles per hour. Engineer Bob Crowley of Montgomery and three others were killed and an engineer on the freight was critically hurt as crews investigated mixed orders. Passengers were moved to a relief train and sent to Montgomery.
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Wald
Ala
Crescent Limited
New Orleans
New York
Bob Crowley
Montgomery
Phillips
Greenville
Idaho Socialists Nominate Electors Amid Ballot Hurdles
Socialists of Idaho nomi nated FH Freedheim G P Dawson Allen Zams and H T Owens J C York challenged by Liberty party official to join effort. Secretary of State ruled yesterday as last filing day and nullified May 24 state convention for insufficient delegates.
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Boise
Socialists
Idaho
Liberty Party
FH Freedheim
Twin Falls
G. P. Dawson
Allen Zams
Huston
H. T. Owens
Clarks Fork
J. C. York
Socialist Party
Adams
York
Freedheim
National Organization
Appellate Court Reverses McKeehans Mayoral Ruling
The New York appellate division reversed Justice McGeehan’s order keeping Mayor McKee in office until January 1, 1934 and denying a special election this year. Other items note Puerto Rico storm tolls with 194 dead and 1,857 injured, the Reconstruction Corp objecting to publishing its August report, the Nevada wreck crew ashore awaiting rescue, and Boise case on diseased cattle resale pursued by the attorney general.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court
John E. McGeehan
Joseph V. McKee
Graf Zeppelin Arrives in Pernam Brazil After Atlantic Flight
The German airship Graf Zeppelin arrived in Pernam Brazil today following its transatlantic flight from Friedrichshafen Germany. Crowds gathered to view the airship as officials prepared procedures for the next leg of its voyage.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Grafia
Friedrichshafen
Germany
U S Seeks Big Wheat Loan to China
The Reconversion Finance Corporation reports a sharp drop in loan applications and reveals consideration of a loan to China to buy 15 million bushels of U S wheat. The White House board discussed legality and potential market impact as private holdings of north western hard wheat loom large.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
China
White House
Dry Expects Big Vote for Hoover
Dr Daniel A Poling of New York, head of the Allied Forces for Prohibition, predicted Hoover would win in New England New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania and gain ground in the middle west a key battleground with a stop en route to Portland Boise September 29.
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Boise
Hoover
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Portland
Poling
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Middlewest
Middlewestern
Fatal Accident Claims Frank M. Martin at 31
Frank Maurice Martin 31 a mechanic for Amphlett Chevrolet died Wednesday after injuries from an automobile crash Sunday near Crystal Five miles north of town He was raised in Sebastopol Calif and had lived in Pocatello 17 months He and his widow Mary ran the Oliver hotel Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Frank Martin Freewater Ore and a brother in Freewater Funeral Friday at 2 p m at McHan chapel The crash occurred as Martin stood on a car running board it slipped overturned and he was badly injured with multiple fractures and bruises
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Amphlett Chevrolet Company
Martin
Pocatello
Sebastopol
California
Mary
Oliver
Frank Martin
Freewater
Ore
Toponish
Washington
McHan Chapel
Crystal
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills dispatch notes Will Rogers referencing De Wolf Hopper Casey at the Bat and Graham McNamee. It praises Ted Musing and remarks on radio advertising during the World Series with Babe Ruth at bat and the home plate microphone.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
de Wolf Hopper
Casey
Graham McNamee
Ted
Babe Ruth
America
Babe
Eastern Idaho District Fair enters third day of big program
Bannock county led county exhibits with first place awards as Bonneville and Fremont counties placed second and third. Downey won community exhibits with Lava Hot Springs taking second. Downey’s Alex Marshall led farm displays amid a wide-ranging livestock and 4-H judging program.
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Eastern
Idaho
Blackfoot
Bannock County
Bonneville County
Fremont County
Downey
Alex Marshall
S. J. Palmer
Pocatello
H. L. Wilson
Rigby
Pocatello Tribune
Tom Varley
Omaha
Varley
Health Snatchers
Preston
Veda Eames
Edna Eames
Edna Palmer
Bluebird
Idaho Falls
Clavele Sewing Club
Aston Davis
Roberts
Neda Eames
Mildred Clevenger
Belva Dixon
Milky Way Dairy Calf Club
Lava Hot Springs
Darrell Byington
Ralph Maughn
Olive Hale
Emma Peterson
Audrey Schenk
Clara Hale
Ist
Willing Workers Club
Ameriica Falls
Agnes Krien
Ardella McCool
Clavel Sewing Club
Belva Wixon
Fern Ward
Verna Spears
Rae Hatfield
American Falls
Canning
Los Angeles' smallest baby born at 20 ounces
In Los Angeles a 20 ounce girl, the smallest baby, was born to Mrs. Sumner. Dr. Victor Breul reported the infant’s heart action and respiration as perfect. The baby weighed one pound four ounces and was placed in an incubator and fed with an eye dropper as father R A Sumner praised her loud wail.
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Los Angeles
R. A. Sumner
Victor A. Breul
Sumner
Communists and Liberty party file Idaho presidential electors
John Q. Cook and Lewis Bagley of Pocatello filed with the secretary of state the names of four presidential electors for the Communistic party ticket headed by George Keith and others. The Liberty party also filed electors and state officers including W. G. Steward for governor and nominees for secretary of state and other posts. No attorney general nominations were made for two supreme court vacancies.
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John Q. Cook
Lewis Bagley
Pocatello
Communistic Party of Idaho
Boise
George Keith
Buhl Farmer
Harold Lee
P. J. Holt
Rupert
Farmer
Cornelia Face
Idaho
Liberty Party
W. G. Steward
Twin Falls
Harry Craig
Nampa
R. H. Baldwin
Gross
Myrtle R. Reed
Couet
D’ Alene
D. R. Durham
Payette
Carl A. Ollason
Meridian
A. Cornell
Middletown
William Goold
Wendell
T. H. Darrow
Huston
R. L. Battan
Letha
Albert Thompson
J. C. York
C. H. Olson
Cascade
Supreme Court
M. L. Alsup
J. M. Pierce
Bannock County Wins Dairy Event at Eastern Idaho Fair
Bannock County won the open county dairy herd contest and the $100 first prize was awarded by Eastern Idaho District fair officials on Wednesday night. Entry rules require one bull two years or older one bull under two three cows three years or older one heifer two years old or under three one yearling heifer and one heifer calf with a maximum of three animals from any single exhibitor.
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Fort Hall
the Tribune
Mack Blackhawk
Lava Hot Springs
Blackfoot
Frank Truchot
Gibson
Indian Agricultural Department
Pocatello Tribune
Bannock County
Idaho
Canyon County Gets Federal Aid
Federal funds were promised to Nampa and Canyon county after a conference with Governor Ross and local officials. Up to 1000 families in Nampa area may need assistance. federal aid may match local funds. Nampa workers to donate 2 percent of salaries. counties and cities to coordinate relief efforts. Wood yards and road work planned to aid ind
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Nampa
Canyon County
Ross
County Commissioners
Charity Association
Yanks Take 2-Game World Series Lead As Gomez Wins
At Yankee Stadium New York on Sept 29 Lefty Gomez pitched a 5 to 2 victory over the Cubs in game two of the World Series fanning eight and allowing nine hits. The crowd surpassed 50 000 as Gomez outpitched Lou Warneke and the teams prepared to fly to Chicago for a three game renewal starting Saturday.
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Yookeer Southpaw
Chicago Cubs
John Allen
Gomez
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New Yorkers
Chicago Saturn
Yankee Stadium
New York
Yanks
Lou Warneke
Yankee
Chicago
Mystery hides fate of crew on Nevada
In a fierce gale off Amatignak Island, the 410 foot Nevada broke in three parts with 35 crew aboard. The Oregon Maru stood by unable to aid as heavy seas thwarted rescue efforts. Four crewmen were sighted on rocks. others remained unconfirmed as daybreak neared.
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Nevada
North Pacific
Oregon
Madison
Coast Guard
Northland
Unsettled Weather Tonight for Extreme South
Fair tonight and Friday with unsettled conditions focused in the extreme south portion. Cooler tonight in the western portion observed.
Gehrig and Warnke Duel as Yankees Sweep Series Opener
Young right hander Warneke struggles to control nerves as the Yankees pound him for ten hits and seven strikeouts. Four double plays aid Warneke including a Hartnett and Combs miscue in the fourth. Lou Gehrig adds three singles after yesterday's homer as crowd notes sunlit field and new single seat policy.
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Yankee
Ben Chapman
Warneke
Gabby Hartnett
Earle Combs
Joe Sewell
Kenesaw M. Landis
Lou Gehrig
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