Dodgers Triumph 5-1 as Giants Lose NL Lead
Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Van Lingle Mungo stars in a 5-1 victory over the New York Giants, handing Brooklyn a win that drops the Giants from the pennant chase. St Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6-1 to pull a game ahead with one to play, setting up a possible playoff scenario.
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Edward J. Neil
Assoc Press
New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Lingle Mungo
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Giants
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Red Birds
Dodgers
St. Louis
Huskies Score Twice To Beat Idaho Vandals 13–0
The Washington Huskies defeated the Idaho Vandals 13 to 0 in a season opener. Burl Bufkin opened scoring with a 35 yard run to the four yard line and a short pass from Ahonen for the first TD. Byron Haines added an 18 yard scoring run in the final period as Elmer Legg connected on one extra point.
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Attle
University of Washington Huskies
University of Idaho
Huskies
Promised Land
Burl Bufkin
Amarillo
Texas
Ahonen
Elmer Legg
Idaho
Cain
Byron Haines
Legg
Bob McCue
Callahan Acquitted In Quick Murder Trial
A district court jury freed Maxwell Henry Callahan a 37 year old Los Angeles sign painter after an 16 minute deliberation on the murder charge in the death of his former roommate Herman H. Cline Jr. of Los Angeles who died after a hotel incident in Denver.
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Denver
Maxwell Henry Callahan
Los Angeles
Herman H. Cline, Jr
Newborn Mention Shrouded in Vague Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a birth at an unspecified time and location with unclear names and details, offering no verifiable identifiers or context. The line reads as an incomplete birth notice with missing dates, places, and parties involved.
College football scores roundup from multiple campuses
A report lists scores from games across the nation with ties, shutouts, and notable margins. Highlights include Stanford and Santa Clara tied 7 all in Palo Alto, USC over College of the Pacific 6 0, and Washington State beating Montana 27 0 along with several high scoring outcomes and ties.
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Washington State
Texas A. and
Texas Aggies
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Colorado Mines
St. John's
Annapolis
Maryland
Wyoming
Nebraska
Carroll
Chicago
Boston University
Brown
Colorado
Kansas City
South Dakota
Iowa
North Dakota State
Minnesota
Louisiana State University
Rice Institute
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Howard
Alabama
Occidental
Brigham
Roosevelt Plans Sunday Address
President Roosevelt drafts a new accounting of his administration aimed at stopping NRA critics and launching the reshaped agency. He will speak in a direct, man to man radio chat to the nation tomorrow night.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Judge Sutphen Rules In Favor Of Anna Keefe
Judge D H Sutphen sustained in district court the demurrer by Anna Keefe in a challenge to the Democratic primary for Bannock county clerk and recorder held August 14. The verdict notes Idaho lacks a law allowing primary contests. the matter proceeds to the Idaho Supreme Court. Local precinct irregularities were cited, with contest claims focusing on ballot counting methods and potential miscounts.
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D. H. Sutphen
Gooding
Anna Keefe
Grace L. Hall
Bannock
Idaho
Hall
Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Keefe
Eni
Pocatello
Peterson, Anderson, Bowen & Anderson
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones, Merrill & Merrill
R. W. Jones
Western Weather Map Shows Clear Western Half of Nation
An extensive high pressure covers the west with clear skies over Wyoming and surrounding states. Temperatures are near to slightly below normal in the western region while eastern states see lower pressures and rain from the Mississippi valley eastward.
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Wyoming
Mississippi Valley
Boise
Cheyenne
Chicago
Helena
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Omaha
Pocatello
Portland
Pt.ddy Bt
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
Identification of J C Dowling Linked to Four Year Absence
Today was tentatively identified as the remains of J C Dowling who four years ago walked from his home and was never seen again. The discovery renews interest in the long missing case as officials review possible connections and next steps.
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J. C. Dowling
Labor Leaders Seek End to AFL Building Trades Rift
In San Francisco labor leaders work to avert a split in the American Federation of Labor's Building Trades Department. About 400,000 members risk losing their charter as three large international unions demand readmission after years outside the department. Green and the AFL executive council pressed for readmission, while the Building Trades stood firm and ignored the appeal.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
Building Trades Division
William Green
Federation
Building Trades
Green
Department
Carpenters and Joiners
Vikings Triumph Over Gooding in Season Opener 32 6
Rexburg Sept 29 The Ricks Normal college Vikings opened their football season with a 32 to 6 victory over the Gooding college eleven. Five touchdowns and 16 points after touchdown lit the scoreboard. Halfback Depp contributed a 55 yard opening quarter run as coach Clyde Packer used backups in the late half. Gooding scored once in the final period.
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Rexburg
Ricks Normal College Vikings
Gooding College Eleven
Vikings
Clyde Packer
Depp
Ricks
Gooding
Utah Weather Fair Sunday and Monday
The Utah weather outlook calls for fair skies Sunday and Monday with little change in temperatures. Expect dry conditions across the state and light winds with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Utah
Stick of Wood Turns Out to Be Dynamite in Coal Bin
In Cheyenne on September 29 Austin Trumbull spotted a stick of petrified wood in a furnace coal bin and fainted after realizing it was dynamite. Investigators found two more old sticks in the bin puzzling coal workers who note dynamite is no longer used in mining coal.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Austin Trumbull
Trumbull
Young women sue Union Pacific over $200000 damages
Irene Rinshy and Lois Smith file two damage suits against Union Pacific Stages and Herbert Goodland alleging $100,000 actual damages and $100,000 punitive. They claim April 7 1934 at Boise depot Goodland entered restroom area and cursed them with pornographic epithets calling them chippies causing humiliation and avoided public contact.
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Union Pacific Stages
Herbert Goodland
Irene Rinshy
Lois M Smith
Caldwell
Boise
Goodland
Church rejects party report on Roosevelts in White House
The New Jersey conference of the Methodist Episcopal church rejected a temperance board report attacking President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt over a Christmas season party at the White House. The report cited newspaper accounts of a beer party and keg rumors, which critics called undue and misrepresentative.
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N. J
Roosevelt
White House
New Jersey
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temperance Board
L. K. Hand
Lambertville
Reos
George H. Neal
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Stephen T. Early
Mystery Woman Questioned in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
New York DA Samuel J. Foley disclosed a mystery woman witness provided him with very important information in the Hauptmann extortion case. He declined to reveal the woman's identity or origin, saying her testimony would not leak out.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel J. Foley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Foley
Gram
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
American plan to end unemployment proposed by GM executive
Albert L. Deane, president of General Motors Holding, outlined an American unemployment plan at a national social workers conference. The proposal combines an unemployment insurance fund with a flexible hours scheme, funding for nonemployed work, and relief cushioning financed by a national employment fund. Roosevelt and Hopkins urged removing ineligible relief recipients and supporting broader state participation.
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Washington
Albert L. Deane
General Motors Holding Corporation
England
NRA
Deane
Housing Administration
Two Convicts Escape Jail In Richmond Shootout
In Richmond Virginia on September 239 two death row criminals Walter Tegenza and Robert Mais shot guards and fled from a city jail. They overpowered staff, hijacked a mail truck and sped away with two drivers, triggering a massive manhunt. They were held for slaying E M Huband a Federal Reserve bank mail carrier in March. Police traced guns used to an unknown source.
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Richmond
WalterTegenza
Robert Mais
W. A. Moore
John A. Delph
W. A. Toots
Legenza
Mais
Fourteenth Street
Joe Richardson
H. D. Moon
Oregon Hands UCLA Surprise
Oregon football overwhelmed UCLA 26 to 3 at Multnomah Stadium in a surprise showing that signals a strong WCFO contender performance. The win shocks a 12,000 crowd and echoes last year’s coast title claim shared by Stanford and Southern California. Bruins struck first in the second period before the upset surge by the Ducks.
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Gorrie
Associated Prom
Ore
Oregon University
Multnomah Stadium
University of California At Los Angeles Bruins
Oregon
Stanford
Southern California
Bruins
Quintuplets Enter Fifth Month With Mixed Prognosis
Dr. A St Dafoe reported the Dionne quintuplets in Callander Ont are five months old. Marie and Emilie are improving but their overall chances of a normal life remain uncertain and cannot yet be rated as normal.
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Callander
Ont
Yvonne
Annette
Cecille
A. St. Dafoe
Marie
Emilie
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune On NRA Board Shuffle
Washington report notes a reshaped National Recovery Administration board with Richberg leading replacing Bobby. Three executives and two professors join Hugh Johnson, plus an exec committee of cabinet and president. A humorous line teases Johnson’s fate and future postings.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Richberg
Bobby
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
The
Pines
Army
Navy
Will
Driver Fails in Death by Own Action Attempt
Ontario California police report a man named William Cole 24 attempted suicide by running car exhaust into a closed car. He connected a hose from the exhaust through the floor started the engine and lost consciousness sliding onto the gear causing the car to stall the engine died but he was found and hospital officials say he is recovering.
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Ontario
Cal
William Cole
Cole
Four Die In Plane Crash On Highway Near Shoreham
Four people perished when a London, Scottish and Provincial Airways mono plane crashed on a highway near Shoreham during an evening flight. The victims were two men and two women named R. M. Smith, Miss Rose Innes, Mrs. Rowe Innes, and Qarret Here.
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Kent
England
R. M. Smith
Rose Innes
Rowe Innes
Qarret
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