President Roosevelt dedicates Boulder Dam and urges private industry role
At Boulder Dam Roosevelt defends federal Works Progress Administration and says private industry must bear main responsibility for expanding employment. He proposes a state power line from the dam as a yardstick for national power costs and touts government projects as stimulus to growth.
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Boulder Dam
Roosevelt
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
United States
Nevada
Works Progress Administration
Roosevelt Stops in Utah on Return to Boulder Dam
President Roosevelt greeted by Governor Blood Mayor Marcus and civic leaders during a brief stop in Utah en route to Boulder Dam. He praised progress since his last visit and noted Secretary of War Dern would represent him at Philippine inaugurations. The couple waved from the rear platform as crowds gathered at the Union Pacific station.
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East Lake City
Utah
Roosevelt
Boulder Dam
Blood
Louis Marcus
Dern
Commonwealth
Philippines
Union Pacific
Memel voting extends amid riots over Diet election
Crowds under heavy police guard endured a second day of Memel territory elections between German and Lithuanian candidates for 29 diet seats. Voters faced a 29-sheet ballot system causing delays and riots at Juknaiciai. returns expected Friday as tensions rise over East Prussia's claimed city.
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Memel
Juknaiciai
East Prussia
Germany
Revised Request For Fort Hall Project Funding
Telegram from Senator Borah to Nicholas Ifft states the Indian office has submitted a revised request to the national emergency council for funds to complete the Fort Hall project. The matter awaits action by the council. Idaho weather pairs tonight and Tuesday with a temperature change.
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Fort Hall
Nicholas Ifft
the Tribune
William E. Borah
Secretary of Interior
Indian Office
National Emergency Council
Idaho Baptists Convene for Three Day Conference
About 150 delegates from 35 Idaho Baptist churches gather in Boise for a minister and women’s missionary conference and the church’s 27th anniversary. Notable speakers include Dr. Frank A. Smith and Mrs. Howard G. Colwell, with Rev. W. L. Goodspeed presiding. sessions begin Tuesday at 9 30 a m with devotions and sermons on Teach Me to Pray Study and Serve.
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Missionary Society
Idaho Baptist Church
I. G. Roddy
Pocatello
Frank A. Smith
New York City
Northern Baptist Convention
Howard G. Colwell
Loveland
Colo
Colorado
the Baptist Convention
Dana M. Albaugh
Spokane
Washington
Washington State Board
F E. J. Anderson
Linfield College
Oregon
O. M. Fahey
Columbia River District of Baptist Missions
W. L. Goodspeed
Idaho Falls
H. D. Simpson
Arce
Mooney Case Story Stresses Due Process at Church Talk
Rev. Gross W. Alexander at the First Methodist Episcopal Church told the Mooney case as a symbol of justice. He warned that due process and equality before the law are endangered and highlighted workers’ rights, freedom of thought, and democratic ideals as under threat.
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Manu
Gross W. Alexander
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Idaho Motorists Urged to Obtain Licenses by Deadline
Boise Sept 30 about 60000 of Idaho's 200000 motor vehicle operators will be asked to cease driving until they obtain permits. If they do not comply the law will take its course Emmitt Prost commissioner of law enforcement announced today. The deadline for licenses is tonight.
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Boise
Idaho
Emmitt Prost
Warden Wins Prize Dog at North Bay Show
San Rafael Calif September 30 Warden James B Holohan of San Quentin entered a collie in the North Bay Kennel show and won first prize in its class.
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San Rafael
Calif
James B. Holohan
San Quentin Prison
North Bay Kennel Association
World Series Set to Open This Wednesday in Detroit
The Pocatello Tribune promises full World Series coverage from Chicago and Detroit. The daily baseball party starts at 11 30 p m with live game details on a magnetic board including balls and strikes and special sidelights over the loud speaker.
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The
Pocatello Tribune
Southeastern
Idaho
Chicago
Detroit
Tribune
America
Tenth Annual Show Opens Tuesday With Dancing Acts
The tenth annual show opens Tuesday featuring performances by Watson School of Dancing Ferguson School of Dancing Wills School of Dancing Pinkerton School of Dancing and a Bathing Beauties Revue. Coats street or afternoon dresses and evening gowns will be shown with dancing free for attendees.
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P. m
Overcure
Watson
Ferguson
Wills
Pinkerton
Pocatello Style Show Opens With Bathing Beauty Contest
Twenty six contestants enter the bathing beauty contest to highlight Pocatello tenth annual style show opening Tuesday at 8 pm at the Dance Gardens. Captain Claude Acree will be master of ceremonies. Milton Nunamaker to lead the orchestra as Frank Birr handles stage settings for three entertaining evenings.
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Pocatello
Claude F. Acree
CCC
Frank Birr
Milton Nunamaker
Nunamaker
Pocatello Retail Bureau
Five Wounded in Bank Raid in Chicago
On September 30 in Chicago seven gunmen failed an attempted robbery at the University State Bank on the south side. Four men and a woman were wounded, two critically, as tear gas repelled the attackers. Bank guard William Fleming was shot twice. Astrid Olson aided by releasing tear gas. Police tied the raid to fugitive bandit Midget Fernekes.
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Chicago
University State Bank
William Fleming
Dorothy Gregory
Thorne Deuel
University of Chicago Research Department
Carl Ruether
X Nmen
Chester White
Astrid Olson
Fernekes
Joliet Penitentiary
Many Rackets Exposed in Pocatello Solicitations
The article details several business solicitations in Pocatello described as rackets. It cites a Texas address man selling envelope sticker stamps at two dollars, claiming labor endorsements, with stamps costing eighteen cents. It also notes a telephone solicitation for a paid newspaper ad in a nearby town.
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Pocatello
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Baer Holds Silence On Heir Rumor In Bath Time Quip
SAN LEANDRO Calif Sept 30 Reports that heavyweight boxing champion Max Baer will have an heir are not confirmed by Baer who said he knows nothing and that Mrs Baer is in the bath. When asked if he preferred a boy or a girl he replied with a joke saying it would be a boy and that Mrs Baer should be asked.
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San Leandro
Cal
Baer
Colorado husband chokes wife in Monte Vista case ends in surrender
Arthur Channel, 25, told Sheriff Clyde Phillips he strangled his wife after a night out. He carried her body six blocks, placed her in bed, and waited before surrendering. He said she urged him to kill her during drinking episodes after a quarrel about a former husband. They had been married about a year.
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Monte Vista
Colo
Arthur Channel
Clyde Phillips
Channel
Phillips
Auction forces purchase of entire barn contents
A New Castle Ohio area man George Hanna bid at an auction to acquire two ladders for his painting business and ended up buying the whole barn. He received rare crystal glasses an antique bedstead a tea set Turkish towels candlesticks and willow ware in the haul.
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New Castle
George Hanna
Bermuda Storm Hurtles Toward Bermuda After Cuba Toll
An erratic hurricane, moving about 20 mph with full hurricane winds, headed toward Bermuda after causing 37 deaths and 300 injuries. Cuba bore the heaviest losses with 17 dead in Cienfuegos and multiple deaths elsewhere. Bimini escaped fatalities but suffered heavy damage as Cayman Islands fisherfolk faced danger while Miami narrowly avoided landfall.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Florida
Atlantic
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Gibara
Oriente Province
Cumanay Agua
St. Sienna
Guajinito
Abreus
San Juan de Niloa
Cayman Islands
Jamaica
Bimini
British Bahamas
Charles Lorber
Bede Clifford
Bahamas
New Plane Record Set in Yellowstone Park
Herman C. Underall of San Francisco landed his mono plane in Yellowstone Park on September 30, the first aircraft to touch down within park boundaries. After a sputtering motor he chose a field on the northeast shore of Yellowstone Lake and landed safely. Rangers hailed the feat as remarkable and Underall planned to continue to a ranch north of Billings once parts arrive by train and stage.
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Yellowstone Park
Herman C. Uncerall
San Francisco
Yellowstone Lake
Park
Underall
San Franciscn
Billings
Menasha Questioning $23820 PWA Grant For School Improvements
Menasha Wisconsin officials debate a $23,820 grant from the PWA they were informed was for school improvements. State authorities say the grant is on record, but city officials insist they never filed an application for such funds.
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Menasha
Wis
PWA
Emperor Haile Selassie Delays Mobilization Over Geneva
Emperor Haile Selassie ready to mobilize about two million Ethiopian fighters but delaying a general order while Geneva weighs League of Nations responses. Italy amasses 250,000 troops with 12,000 more arriving. Britain and France seek sanctions and a cautious path as tensions rise in East Africa.
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James A Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Maite Selassie
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
King of Kings
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Mussolini
East Africa
Black Empire
London
Great Britain
League
Europe
Supreme Court Decision Pending On AAA Nutrition Plan
The high court may rule by Christmas on the constitutionality of the agricultural adjustment administration tax program. The Hoosac Mills case challenges processing taxes on cotton and wheat converted products, including flour stocks taxes, with lower courts split on legality.
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Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
Hoosac Mills Corporation of
Massachusetts
Farm Administration
Hoosac
Robbers Fail to Deliver Car After Cash Heist in Frost
In Frost Texas on September 30 a farmer Walter Sanders awaited an auto dealer. Two men robbed him at his home revealing cash and fled with 425 dollars, but did not deliver the hoped for vehicle.
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Frost
Texas
Walter Sanders
Sanders
Utah Weather Tonight and Tuesday Forecast
Generally fair weather described for Utah with a slight warm trend tonight. North central portion expected to be warmer.
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Utah
Strato Flight To Start Soon In Stratosphere Attempt
Weather briefings point to favorable conditions for a third stratosphere ascent by Capt. Albert W. Stevens and Capt. Orvill A. Anderson. At a camp near Rapid City the National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps prepare the 3.7 million cubic foot Explorer 2 gondola after prior failures, with testing underway and forecasts awaited for lift east and south of the Black Hills.
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Rapid City
Albert W. Stevens
Orvill A. Anderson
National Geographic Society
Army Air Corps
Black Hills
Thomas W. McKnew
National Geographic Flight Executive
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Reedy
God
Elisha Brewster
Boston
Circuit Court of Appeals
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