Los Angeles trade visitors laud Idaho during Blackfoot to Pocatello tour
Sixty Los Angeles chamber members and wives toured Blackfoot and Pocatello, viewing the Snake River valley exhibits at the Eastern Idaho District fair, visiting farms, the Utah Idaho sugar mill, the Bannock hotel banquet, and Craters of the Moon exhibits. Local officials welcomed them with greetings and speeches about trade reciprocity.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Los Angeles Chamber
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Salt Lake
California
E. T. Peek
Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Los Angelans
Bannock Hotel
Mike Barclay
Snake River Valley
Barclay
Utah-Idaho Company
New National Monument
Craters of the Moon
Hear Arco
Anay
T. B. Murray
U. S. Biological Survey Department
Joe Thomett
Bannock County
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Moore
C. Ben Rossigod
Organee
Anderson
Treble Clef Club
Gaylord Sanford
KSEI
Heavy Timber Loss Reported From Idaho Fires
Four hundred thousand feet of merchantable timber destroyed by forest fires in Idaho counties this year. Loss estimated between four and five million feet for the region. No state land commissioner present after attending Northwestern Fire Protective Association meetings in Spokane. Report released by the United States Forest Service.
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Idaho
Northwestern Fire Protective Association
Spokane
United States Forest Service
Seals Sign Sid Taylor As Shortstop Prospect
Sid Taylor a 23 year old from Great Falls Montana has joined the San Francisco Seals as shortstop for the Pacific Coast league season. Secretary George A Putnam calls the move one of the brightest in years, noting the signed player will bolster the club.
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San Francisco
Sid Taylor
Great Falls
Mont
San Francisco Seals
Pacific Coast Club
George A. Putnam
Eleven Cent Lunch A Parisian Feature
Paris reports the eleven cent lunch available to working girls via the American cafeteria. The Palais De La Femme Salvation Army hotel idea provides cheap meals, with self service at the counter and no tips. American girls study and work as regular patrons amid low prices.
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Paris
Palais de Ila Femme
Salvation Army
Working Girls
French officer under arrest for a killing in Germersheim
Germersheim Germany Sept 30 The French lieutenant Reuder charged with killing a German civilian and wounding two others has been sent to Landau as a prisoner after a hearing by a French general from Coblenz. His regiment will depart for France tonight and be replaced by troops from Speyer.
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Germersheim
Germany
Reuder
Landau
Coblenz
France
Speyer
Berlin
Briand
Stresemann
Geneva
League of Nations
Palatinate
Treves
Luxemburg
Roucier
Holstein
Fromer
White Pupils Strike Over Chinese Students at John Swett
In Oakland California white pupils at John Swett grammar school refuse to attend after eighteen Chinese girls enroll. A mass meeting is planned to demand segregation in all city schools. Some white parents pull their children claiming the Chinese girls seek missionary work in China and not American citizenship. Superintendent Fred Hunter warns he may enforce compulsory education laws.
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Oakland
Calif
John Swett Grammar School
John Swett School
China
Fred Hunter
Complaint Filed Over South Dakota Grain Rates
The South Dakota railroad commission filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a complaint against existing grain freight rates from South Dakota to Colorado Utah California Arizona Oregon New Mexico and Nevada. It charges local South Dakota shippers pay a premium while through rates for other grain states are lower and asks the ICC to prescribe through rates.
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Washington
South Dakota
Colorado
Utah
California
Arizona
Oregon
New Mexico
Nevada
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Dakota Railroad Commission
Williams Assigned to Command Fifth Infantry Brigade
Brigadier General Herbert O. Williams, now serving in the office of the inspector general, is assigned to command the Fifth Infantry Brigade at Vancouver Barracks Washington. He will assume duties after completing a brief course at the special service school Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Washington
Herbert O. Williams
Vancouver Barracks
Special Service School i
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Funeral set for two Nevada inmates burned in forest fire
Reno dispatch reports Carson City residents plan pallbearers for George Brown and J. E. Mitchell, convicts killed in a forest and brush fire that reached the city edge. An Indian section hand, Ralph Morse, also died. Guards Bryant Whitmore and Art Sunday were burned and may not recover. The blaze damaged ranches and timber, but snowfall helped dampen it.
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Carson City
Nev
Reno
Nevada
George Brown
J. E. Mitchell
Ralph Morse
Brown
Mitchell
Othr
Bryant Whitmore
Art Sunday
Forest Patrol
Crop conditions reported good across four states
About 200 secretary treasurers of national farm loan associations in Iowa South Dakota Wyoming and Nebraska met with officials of the federal farm loan bank of Omaha. They said farmers were working hard and crops were fairly good, reflecting cheerful reports on crop and business conditions.
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Omaha
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Farm Loan Bank of Omaha
Weather bureau reports gap over tropical disturbance
The Weather Bureau said it had received no reports for 24 hours from vessels within 400 miles of the storm center between Bermuda and the Bahamas. The disturbance was believed to be of slight intensity.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Bahamas
Funeral of Guatemala's President Orellana Held Amid Ceremony
In Guatemala City the funeral of General Orellana, the country’s president, was held yesterday in an especially impressive ceremony. Guatemalan law requires a legislature to be convened within eight days after a president’s death.
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Guatemala City
Orellana
Guatemala
Republic
Ladies First for Free Seats Tribune Stand
The Pocatello Tribune announces free seating for the World Series games in New York City with a grandstand for ladies and others, featuring its Magnetic Player Board for instant play updates. No charges for seats. patrons urged to come early as seating will favor ladies and those for whom standing is difficult.
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Cardinals
Yankees
New York City
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
New York
The
Snow Blankets Utah Mountains After Rain In 1926 Storm
Snow covered the Wasatch peaks after rain with Brighton reporting inches of snow and higher terrain turning white. Ogden logged about 2.3 inches of moisture since Wednesday noon as a heavy storm persisted, threatening little damage and keeping overcast skies.
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Intermountain West
Brighton
Wasatch Mountains
Weather Bureau
Ogden
Luther Burbank Foundation Aims To Continue Plant Work
A nationwide drive to establish a one million dollar Luther Burbank foundation to continue the plant breeding and development work after his death was launched. Stanford University plans to carry on the work with funds available, and Mrs. Burbank offers the Sebasti pal farm valued for a gift of about fifty thousand dollars. Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur endorses the plan and the Sebastopol chamber of commerce urged national participation.
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Stanford University
Calif
Luther Burbank
Chamber of Commerce of
California
Luther Burbank Foundation
Munsey Estate Heir Controls 13 Million In Property
William T. Dewart, once a Munsey bookkeeper, now holds 13 million dollars in assets including two New York newspapers. He announces the purchase of the New York Sun and New York Evening Telegram with the Mohican chain of New England grocery stores from the Metropolitan Museum of Art as residuary legatee. A plan for employee mutualization of the properties, promoted by Munsey, will start at once.
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New York
William T. Dewart
Frank Munsey
Dewart
New York Sun
New York Evening Telegram
Mohican
New England
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Munsey
Strong Increase in Idaho Car Registrations
Boise reports a surge in vehicle registrations for August with 3,196 automobiles and 659 trucks added to totals. As of September 1 the state totals stand at 2,518 cars and 8,495 trucks, with August collections reaching 36,408 and overall collections at 1,327,802.
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Boise
Migratory Bird Shooting Opens Season Across Three Counties
Local sportsmen prepare for opening day with ducks and geese reported abundant in Island Park upper Snake River and other areas. Snow halted travel at Island Park, while Blackfoot river Gray's lake and Soda Springs promise good hunting. Most hunters prefer Saturday or Sunday sessions as Bannock County Sportsmen's association cards are required.
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Island Park
Snake River
Pocatello
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
Troopers Kill Another German as Occupation Tensions Rise
Germersheim reports a German civilian was killed by a French trooper amid clashes near the Luxemburg border. Four French soldiers allegedly attacked pedestrians in Treves, with Lt Roucier accused of killing a German and wounding two others. Investigations continue as French and German authorities assess the incidents and troop redeployments.
Storm Claims 130 Boats and 2000 Fishermen Near Macao
Hongkong reports a typhoon feared to have sunk 130 fishing junks carrying about 2000 people including women and children near Macao. Wreckage lines the coast as ships rescue survivors, with the British steamer Hydrangea saving 35 individuals amid rough seas.
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Hongkong
Macao
Hydrangea
Mussolini Meets Chamberlain Off Italian Coast
In Leghorn on September 20 Mussolini received Sir Austen Chamberlain aboard the yacht Guiliana for a private conference. Mussolini traveled incognito from Rome, staying overnight at Vada, then arrived by train and motorboat to the port.
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Leghorn
Italy
Mussolini
Austen Chamberlain
Rome
Vada
Sir Austen
Signor Grandi
Salt Lake Pasco air mail route inaugurated
The Salt Lake Pasco air mail route will start tomorrow with the first Pasco to Salt Lake flight at six a m Pacific time arriving 1 50 p m Mountain time. The northbound flight leaves Salt Lake at 9 45 and reaches Paseo at 4 35 Pacific time. The route replaces the Elko Ney terminus and runs as an experimental order expiring April 12, reducing mail cost on the Salt Lake route by five cents per ounce.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake-Pasco
Pasco
Paseo
Elko, Ney
Salt Lake
Big Apple Crop Cutting Price
Government reports a 35 percent rise in U S apple shipments in the past week as availability grows. Retailers offer self serve baked apples at 15 cents each while wholesale prices dip to 50 cents a bushel basket and extra fancy boxes reach 1.25 dollars. barreled apples sell for 2 dollars per barrel.
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Chicago
Government Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States
Shrine to aid Florida storm victims announced
David W. Crossland, head of the Order of Mystic Shrine, said the imperial council will donate an additional 20600 dollars to relieve Florida storm sufferers.
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Montgomery
Ala
David W. Crossland
Theitel
Order of Mystic Line
Imperial Council
Florida
Mining expert dead in this city
F. W. Griffiths sixty mining expert and assayer key figure in Caldfield Bull Frog and Rhyolite Nevada died at his home this morning.
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Salt Lake City
W. Griffiths
Caldfield
Bull Frog
Miner Rescued After 121 Hours in Pabst Mine At Ironwood
After 121 hours entombed 1800 feet underground in the Pabst mine a crew of 43 miners were brought to the surface near Ironwood Michigan. Rescue was led by George Hawes and Captain Gust Erickson with a wide surface response as the men received food warmth and medical checks.
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Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
George Hawes
Chicago
Pullman Company
Tom Trewartha
Hawes
Gust Erickson
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Harry Byrne
Bessemer
Oscar Olsen
Oliver Company
Trewartha
Samuel PF. Synkleman
Synkleman
Larry Uren
Salvation Army
English girl swims Channel attempt at Cape Gris Nez
Jane Darwin also known as Miss Lorna Marcott began another attempt to swim the English Channel at 3 21 this afternoon from Cape Gris Nez France despite cold autumn air. Water conditions were reported excellent at start.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Jane Darwin
Lorna Marcott
English Channel
Democrat Dooley Ad Spending Amid Ballot Change
Reston Sept 30 Harry J Dooley Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor faced scrutiny over high campaign costs including a $70 local paper advertisement. The ad urged voters about a ballot removal bid and party efforts to replace his name. A third man is now involved in the nomination scene.
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Reston
Harry J. Dooley
Sly
Part Tian
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Wolff Bureau
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