World Series Opener Set With Cards versus Athletics
The St Louis Cardinals meet the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1930 World Series opener in St Louis tomorrow at 1 30 p m Central Time. Probable attendance 39000 receipts 169000 batteries Grove and Cochrane Derringer and Wilson umpires Nallin McGowan Kiem Stark weather partly cloudy.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Grove
Cochrane
Derringer
Wilson
Richard F. Nallin
William McGowan
William Kiem
Albert Stark
Philadelphia Athletics Hope for Third Consecutive World Series Title
The Philadelphia Athletics, champions of the baseball world, travel to St. Louis aiming for an unprecedented three straight World Series titles. Connie Mack’s club, featuring star Al Simmons, exudes calm confidence on the eve of facing the Cardinals in the first game of the series.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Cardinals
al Simmons
Changes Made In Fish-Game Rules
Two streams in Bingham county were closed for the season by the state game department. McTucker Springs and a Snake River inlet stream, plus Rich Springs and a Snake River inlet, are closed until March 31, 1932. In Franklin county the elk season is shortened from October 20 to 30 to October 20 to 24, five days, to align with the deer season.
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Boise
Bingham County
State Game Department
Franklin County
McTucker Springs
Three Mile
Snake River
Rich Springs
Two Mile
World Series Opens With Cardinals Athletics Tilt
The Pocatello Tribune notes a magnetic player board will operate during the World Series between the Cardinals and Athletics. The first game is set for 12 30 p m Thursday with a play by play from the parks in St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Pocatello Tribune
Cardinals
Athletics
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Reweigh Charge Triggers Denver Stockyards Strike
A trader strike at the Denver Union stockyards grows as live stock men move stock to other markets to avoid 14 cent per head reweight charges on stockers and feeders. The move, backed by Colorado industry losses around 650000, prompts warnings from Representative Eaton to Secretary Hyde that the policy endangers western cattle shippers.
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Denver
Denver Union
Colorado
Arthur M. Hyde
William R. Eaton
Hyde
Boy Charged With Making Liquor At Orphans Home Basement
Paris Illinois September 30 AP Quinton Cohoon 11 was arrested after officers found him manufacturing intoxicating liquor in the basement of the Edgar County Orphans home where he resided. He will have a hearing tomorrow and likely be committed to a boys school.
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Paris, Ll
Quinton Cohoon
Edgar County Orphans’ Home
Cohoon
Johnson Wins in Missouri in Seventh District Race
Sedalia Missouri September 30 AP Democrats gain hope for House control as Robert D. Johnson Marshall attorney defeats Republican John W. Palmer of Sedalia by about 9000 votes. Johnson’s win leaves Democrats at 214 seats, equal to Republicans. L. L. Collins of Springfield runs as independent anti prohibition and finishes third.
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Sedalia
House of Congress
Missouri
Robert D. Johnson
Johnson
John W. Palmer
Labor Party
L. L. Collins
Springfield
Withdrawal of Cal Narrows Race to Independent Faction
The article notes Calvin Coolidge endorses a solid Republican front to back Hoover but many independents in the Northwest oppose Hoover and favor a progressive candidate. Senator Brookhart of Iowa urges a progressive platform and candidate, naming Borah, Norris, Johnson, La Follette as possible contenders.
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Cal’ Narrows
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Northwest
Hoover
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
la Follette
Water for 7 Million: Colorado River Aqueduct Bond Vote
Southern California voters approved by nearly five to one a 200 million dollar bond issue to fund the Colorado River aqueduct. The project will deliver water to 13 cities including Los Angeles and Glendale from the river, 266 miles away, and create about 10,000 jobs over six years while boosting regional trade.
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California
Colorado Aqueduct
Los Angeles
Southern
Great American Desert
Metropolitan Water District
Hoover Dam
Colorado River Aqueduct
Frank E. Weymouth
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Long Beach
Glendale
Beverly Hills
Burbank
Anaheim
Pasadena
Fullerton
Santa Ana
Torrance
Compton
Santa Monica
San Marino
Idaho Proposes East Surplus Farm Aid Distribution
Boise September 30 A plan to send Idaho surplus agricultural products to the east for emergency charitable relief was outlined in a letter from F Lee Johnson Commissioner of Agriculture. The letter went to eastern state governors and many mayors explaining Idaho has food available at cost for distribution to those in need.
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Boise
Idaho
F. Lee Johnson
World speed record set by G H Stanforth in Calshot flight
Flight Lieutenant G H Stanforth established a new world speed record at Calshot with a four lap run averaging 408.8 mph and peak 415.2 mph in an SSB seaplane powered by a Rolls Royce engine. He completed the course despite barely safe weather and landed at 100 mph.
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London
G. H. Stanforth
Calshot
Lieut Stainforth
Two Boys Admit Opening Switch Near Beech Creek
Two young brothers Leonard Hahn 12 and Arthur Hahn 9 confessed to opening a railroad switch that allowed a New York Central freight train to derail near Beech Creek, killing two crew members and injuring the engineer. Detectives say they could not close the switch afterward.
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Lockhaven
New York Central
Beech Creek
Leonard Hahn
Arthur
Borah Admits Seldom Whistles
In Chicago on September 30 AP Borah the Idaho senator said he whistles only rarely and mocked Dr Charles Grey Shaw NYU who claimed only morons whistle. He warned that anyone calling all whistlers morons must be a moron too.
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Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Charles Grey Shaw
New York University
Wages Debate Ties Rate Increase to Railroad Pay
The Interstate Commerce Commission closed two and a half months of hearings on a proposed 15 percent freight rate hike for railroads and will issue a decision in three to four weeks. Grenville Clark urged that rejecting the raise would spark broad wage-cut contend. Brown recalled 1922 rate cuts that followed wage reductions, as Clark argued the wage question is complex and central to the dispute.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grenville Clark
New York
Brown
Commission
Chicago rocked by trio of bombings and theatre stench blast
In Chicago on September 30 a wave of minor terrorism hit Erhardt & Sons Paint Shop, Arthur M. Gelden's Painting and Decorating shop, and a nearby Oak Park apartment home of owner George J. Erhardt Jr. A stench bomb went off at the Avaloe movie theatre and five Consumers’ Sanitary stores had their windows smashed.
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Erhardt & Sons Paint
Arthur M. Gelden
Oak Park
George J. Erhardt, Jr
Erhardt & Sons
Avaloe
Wing Commander Kingsford-Smith Heads to Athens for Record Flight
Wing Commander Charles Kingsford-Smith sails from Baghdad to Athens as he presses to lower the Australia England flight record. He arrived in Baghdad yesterday after a stopover en route.
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Aleppo
Syria
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Athens
Australia
England
Bagdad
Labor Day program heats up with speeches and parade
Labor leaders slated to address attendees after an October 1 industrial day. Activities include livestock judging, a lamb cutting demonstration, and a parade led by the U S L Shop Band of Pocatello. Features include a heavy weight horse pulling contest, racing events, seven circus acts, and a pageant about the Rise of the American Indian.
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Pocatello
Idaho State Wool Growers Association
U. S. L. Shop Band
Union Pacific
Cox
California
Bing Jolla
Baron Maid
Eunice Frisco
Peter Holly
Queenola Silk
Mr. Watts
Tanforan
Caliente
Anderson
Ralph Dixey
Idaho
Blackfoot
Pocatello Shop Band
Ind
District Attorney to Probe Cannon Burroughs Case in DC
Washington District Attorney announced a grand jury will investigate charges that Bishop James Cannon Jr. and Ada L. Burroughs violated the corrupt practices act in the 1928 presidential campaign. The report cites federal election law concerns and potential political influence.
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Washington
Rover
District of Columbia
Grand Jury
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Virginia Anti-Smith Committee
Cubs and White Sox Clash Renewed as Northside Favored
Chicago fans witnessed the annual Cubs versus White Sox showdown with the Northside Cubs favored again. The rivalry pits city pride against regional heat as players vie for bragging rights and early-season momentum.
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Chicago
Northside Cubs
White Sox
Cubs
State Agencies Spend 20 Million in Biennium
Boise Sept 30 AP A plea for unified government leadership came from State Treasurer George G Barrett who cited figures showing state agencies spent about 200 million during the biennium. He noted expenditures come from taxes licenses fees gasoline taxes and federal grants and ultimately from taxpayers pockets.
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Boise
George G. Barrett
Fred E. Lukens
Byron Defenbach
Divi
R R Refuses Jobs to Married Women
The Norfolk and Western railway served notice that married women need not apply and single women who marry must leave their jobs. The rule aims to distribute jobs more equitably among heads of families and does not affect women already employed.
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Charlotte
N. C
Norfolk and Western Railway
Will Rogers Addresses Tax Policy Ideas
Will Rogers notes in Yuma that a scheme to raise more money by taxing big incomes risks discouraging wealth creation. He recalls wartime income taxes reaching 70 percent and points to fortunes built under high tax rates. He uses a salty, humorous tone to urge flexibility in tax policy.
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Yuma
Ariz
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