President to Attend Opener at Quaker City
Pocatello Tribune invites baseball fans to view the world series on the Tribune building board at West Center street. Philadelphia games start 11 30 a m Pocatello time with St Louis games an hour later. Methodist Ladies Aid serve coffee and hot dogs.
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Pocatello Tribune Sports Department
Tribune
West Center Street
Philadelphia
Pocatello
St. Louis
Methodist Ladies Aid
Grimes to Open for Cardinals in World Series Clash
Philadelphia welcomes the World Series as the Athletics host the St Louis Cardinals. Simmons Foxx Grove and Cochrane back the A's while the Cardinals rely on Grimes to open. The city recalls last year’s turn for Connie Mack and his club.
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Philadelphia
Simmons
Foxx
Grove
Cochrane
Red Birds
St. Louis
Grimes
Cardinals
Quakers
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Gabby Street
London Season Opens With Royal Return to Buckingham Palace
King George Queen Mary and Prince George return to Buckingham Palace from Balmoral marking the official opening of London's autumn season. The season features many banquets and receptions tied to the imperial conference opening tomorrow by Premier MacDonald.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Prince George
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
MacDonald
Fizzing Bottle Dangers Highlight Home-made Drinks
In Kansas City on Sept 30 AP reports a case from General Hospital where Ross Duncan of Richards Missouri explains a fizzing bottle of neighbor's wine exploded in his mouth. The neck cap lodged in his throat, eluding removal and posing a grave hazard.
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Kansas City
General Hospital
Ross Duncan
Richards
Public Enemy Act Under Fire in Chicago Court
Clarence Darrow defended two so called public enemies Barker and White and secured their release on bond in five minutes calling the vagrancy arrest outrageous. Barker is a Teamsters Union business agent and White is a former convict. Twenty six remain at large with vagrancy warrants issued for all.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
George “Red” Barker
William
Three-fingered Jack" White
Barker
White
Darrow
Teamsters’ Union
Countess Cathcart Weds 71-Year-Old Baronet in London
Vera Countess of Cathart, once denied entry to the United States for alleged moral turpitude, marries Sir Rowland Hodge a 71 year old ship owner at Prince's Row register office. The ceremony drew crowds and the couple plan to depart for Paris.
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Vera
Countess of
London
Countess of Cathart
Rowland Hodge
Prince's Row
Earl of Cathcart
Duke of Richmond and
Gordon
Lord Wyfole
James Heath
Paris
Countess of Cathcart
de Grey-Warter
Vera Fraser
Earl of Craven
United States
Rob School Vault Robbery In Bellingham
Robbers gagged and bound Charles Morgan the registrar and watchman at the State Normal school in Bellingham Washington. They broke into a vault in the registrar's office took a small safe containing 2683 dollars in cash and 3925 dollars in checks. The school had opened the day before.
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Bellingham
Wash
Charles Morgan
State Normal School
Gas Explosion Damages Warehouse In Pu rgh
An explosion at a Great Pacific Tea Co warehouse in Pittsburgh injures twelve people including three women. Several victims taken to hospital with serious injuries as emergency crews respond.
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P Urgh
Great Today and Pacific Tea Company
Okoee Ee Remeese
Hos
Actress Adella Barker Dies in Amityville at 73
Adella Barker longtime character actress of American stage died at the Brunswick Home of Actors' Pond in Amityville New York at age 73. She made her debut in 1881 and appeared in 1919 in The Little ... Barker was born in Brenham Texas.
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Amityville
N. Y
Adella Barker
Brunswick
Pond
Brenham
World Series Facts and Figures Preview
The Philadelphia Athletics face the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series with games scheduled October 1 and 2 at Shibe Park Philadelphia. Games three through five occur at Sportsman's Park St. Louis October 4 to 6 with potential games six and seven at Shibe Park October 8 and 9. All contests start at 1 30 p m Eastern time. Parks capacities are 33000 at Shibe Park and 40000 at Sportsman's Park. Opening batteries are Grove and Cochrane for the Athletics and Grimes and Mancuso for the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Pocatello
Grove
Cochrane
Grimes
Mancuso
Cardinals
Utah to Hold State Fair Judging Judges Named
Three judges for divisions of the Utah State Fair opening in Salt Lake City were announced. P. M. Pierce of Denver will judge poultry, Ray E. Fisher of Denver will judge swine, and Charles S. Gibson of Los Angeles will judge rabbit contests. All three are prominent in their fields.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
P. M. Pierce
Denver
Ray E. Fisher
Charles S. Gibson
Los Angeles
Morrow Resigns as Ambassador to Mexico
President Hoover accepts Dwight W. Morrow’s resignation as ambassador to Mexico. Secretary Stimson delivered the notice after lunch, and the resignation takes effect immediately.
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Morrow
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Hoover
Stimson
White House
Union Pacific Opposing Line Contested by Federal Judges
The Interstate Commerce Commission's power to force a railroad to build a Crescent Lake Oregon extension was argued before three federal judges. Union Pacific challenged the authority over its Orer m Washington Railroad and Navigation subsidiary to construct 185 miles Crane to Crescent Lake. The hearing addressed Fifth Amendment due process and whether the commission acted beyond its powers. The line would cost about 11 million dollars and run at a yearly loss near 1 million dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Commission
Orer
m-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Crane
Crescent Lake
Dietrich
San Francisco
Bean and
McNary
J. Stanley Payne
Roosevelt Renominated by New York Democrats at State Convention
At Syracuse New York Governor Franklin D Roosevelt was unanimously renominated by voice vote for a second term. Lieutenant Governor Herbert H Lehman was renominated as well. John J Bennett and Morris S Tremaine were acclaimed for attorney general and comptroller respectively. Former Governor Alfred E Smith urged removing officeholders unfaithful to their trust and urged prosecution.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H Lehman
John J. Bennett
Kings County
Morris S. Tremaine
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Albany
Canada Finds Radium Supply Near Kerforce Ontario
Dr G E Richards head of the x ray department at Toronto General Hospital reports a three to four year survey uncovered an extensive radium ore deposit near Kerforce Ontario averaging 186 milligrams per ton. He says production could start within six months and the minerals may supply the British Empire. directors prefer development stay in Canada.
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G. E. Richards
Toronto General Hospital
Congo
Ehards
United States
Canada
Mob tries to seize suspect at Huntsville jail
National Guard guards a Negro prisoner after tear gas and bayonets fail to deter a crowd estimated at 1000 outside the county jail. G. E. Henderson, held on a murder charge, faced a bayonet charge and stone throwing as guards used gas and fixed bayonets. One boxer, Tommy Baker, was hospitalized from a blow to the head.
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Huntsville
Ala
G. E. Henderson
H. E. Ross
Ross
Henderson
Bibb Graves
Tommy Baker
New University President Addresses Southern Idaho Assembly
Dr. M. G. Neale, new president of the University of Idaho and southern Branch, spoke at a student assembly in Pocatello on progress in education driven by industry and technology. He arrived from the east for his inaugural visit, met by university leaders, and planned a Moscow departure Wednesday.
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Mervin G. Neale
University of Idaho and Southern Branch
Bannock
Neale
Southern Branch
Asher B. Wilson
Clancy St. Clair
Board of Regents
M. G. Neale
University of Idaho and
South Idaho
Dr. Neale
University
Pocatello
Asher Wilson
Twin Falls
French air heroes flying to Phoenix
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, French trans Atlantic fliers, left Los Angeles municipal airport at 8 a.m. to continue their goodwill tour in the airplane Question Mark. They will circle San Diego, then fly to Phoenix for an hour stop en route to El Paso Texas.
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Los Angeles
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Fiiers
P.S.T
San Diego
Phoenix
Ariz
el Paso
Tex
England's famed swimmer enters channel attempt
Mercedes Gileitze, England's best known long distance swimmer, dives into the English Channel at 8:45 p m to attempt the crossing. The effort represents a bold bid by a prominent female athlete in a historic waterways challenge.
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England
Mercedes Gileitze
English
Suit Aims to Block Idaho Potato Grading Law
A federal suit filed in Boise targets the 1929 Idaho potato grading and branding law. Plaintiffs, Twin Falls area farmers and dealers, name Commissioner Welch Governor Baldridge and Attorney General Gillis. They allege unconstitutional enforcement and interference with interstate commerce and contracts, seeking to halt the act’s provisions.
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Boise
Twin Falls
John S. Welch
H. ©. Baldridge
W. D. Gillis
Hagerman
Oregon Line
Sait
Welch
Kelley Leaves Charges Fraud in Oil Leases
Secretary Wilbur seeks Justice Department inquiry into Ralph Kelley accusation of oil shale land favoritism in Colorado. Kelley, suspended, says he may appear before Congress to expand charges. Nye committee urged investigation. Wilbur orders Kelley to list favored companies with specifics.
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Kelley
Justice Department
Washington
Wilbur
Ralph Kelley
General Land Office
Denver
Colorado
Department
Congress
Ralphs
Federal Land Office
New York
Interior Department
Land Office
Nye
Senate Lands Committee
Northwest weather showers and cooler outlook
In Utah expect showers tonight and likely Wednesday with cooler air. Idaho remains generally cloudy and unsettled through tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions.
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Idaho
Auto Invades Home to Wreck the Peace and Comfort
Columbus report says Mrs. Gertrude Marburger 62 was injured when a driver Tytus Glushak lost control and rammed his car into her brick house kitchen. She suffered bruises and nervous shock as the collision disrupted her home.
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Auto
Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude Marburger
Tytus Glushak
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