Optimism Grows as U S Industry Shows Record Earnings
New York Nov 1 The Associated Press reports the fastest business pace this year with railroads and steel firms posting earnings gains. Transcontinental loadings exceed a million weekly, United States Steel posts over 42 million in Q3, and carmakers show unmatched third-quarter profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Sates Steel Corporation
Accepted & A Barometer
Bert H. Gary
National City Bank
Oneer Mining Man Dies Sudden at Home Reading Paper
Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek pioneer Thomas Burns dies suddenly at his home while reading the paper. He helped establish mines in Cripple Creek District and later owned the Portland Mining Company stake and the Colorado Springs Millionaires baseball team. Funeral set for 2:30 tomorrow at sister Kate Burns home.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas Burns
Min
Cripple Creek
James
Porand Guld
Portland
J. Burns
Portland Old Mining Company
Burns
Urns
Kate Burns
Plane Crash Kills Pilot and 3 Passengers in Copenhagen
A new okker airplane on its first flight today crashed at Knaup airfield Copenhagen. Pilot Lieutenant Mortensen and three passengers were killed. Two other passengers were seriously injured.
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Copenhagen
Okker
Knaup
Mortensen
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest Regions
Weather outlooks for Denver and New Mexico show generally fair conditions on Monday and Tuesday with unsettled northwest portions. Arizona trends toward fair weather with minor temperature variations. Local report from the university notes a high of 66, a low around 40, no precipitation, and light southwest wind with clear skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Temprature
Arizona
Ighest
Sunrise and Sunset Times for Albuquerque In November
The notice lists sunrise at 6 29 a m and sunset at 5 06 p m on November 2, with Albuquerque time adjusting sunrise by one minute later and sunset by five minutes earlier in November.
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Albuquerque
Notmber
Trainmen Form Wage Demands Across Railroads
After a local chairmen meeting in Chicago, the Western General Chairmen's Association of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans a morrow meeting to draft wage increase demands totaling several million dollars. War day peak wages are under review as a baseline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western General Chairmen’s Association of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
United States Railroad Labor Board
Switchmen's Union
Reads and Brotherhoods
Southern General Chairmen's Association
Criminologist Proposes Indian Sacrificial Theory in Girl Death
Eureka California November 1 1930 Dr E O Heinrich Berkeley criminologist returns from the murder scene where Carmen Wagner 18 was found buried near her companion Henry Sweet He suggests an ancient Indian ritual may explain the killing pointing to an altar nearby and disturbed tree growth as supporting evidence The theory links a descendant of the local tribe to the murder and alleged sacrifice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Calif
Carmen Wagner
E. O. Heinrich
Berkeley
Heinrich
Miss Wagner
Henry Sweet
Grange Leads Illinois Past Penn State in Muddy Thriller
Red Grange dazzled at Franklin Field leading Illinois to a decisive victory over Pennsylvania. He averaged more than a first down per carry on 32 touches and shattered national championship hopes while the rugged game featured Yale’s defeat of Army and Michigan routing Navy 54 to 0.
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New York
Associated Press
Red Grange
Franklin Field
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Grange
Brown
Yale
Chicago
Army
Notre Dame
Eastern Armay
Wolverines
Michigan
Navy
Football Player Clark Earl Dies From Inury
Clark N. Earl, 18, Cherry Valley high school football player, died of peritonitis from injuries suffered a week earlier against Johnstown high school in Gloverville New York.
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Gloverville
N. Y
Clark N. Earl
Cherry Valley High
Johnstown High School
Radio Addresses From Local Stations Tonight
New York voters await final word as Republican Frank Waterman and Democrat James Walker deliver last pre election radio addresses from WMCA and WGCP. Campaign chiefs tout expected margins, while Tammany Hall attacks surface in closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Frank D. Waterman
WMCA
James J. Walker
WGCP
Walker
Waterman
Harold G. Aaron
Tammany Hall
Mr. Waterman
Senator Walker
Biltmore
Alaska Is Greatest Hunting Ground Say Derby
Seward Alaska November 1 Dr Richard Derby husband of Ethel Roosevelt returned to Seward after a five week big game hunt with camera and rifle in the Skilaklake country on Kenai peninsula Two thousand feet of motion picture film were taken of the Alaskan moose The trip was declared thoroughly successful The party plans two weeks more on Montague Island east of here at the entrance to Prince William Sound
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Seward
Alaska
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
Skilaklake
Kenai Peninsula
Pr. Derby
Kermit
Teddy Roosevelt
Pamir
Turkestan
Montague Island
Here
Prince William Sound
Marion Talley to Make Debut in Metropolis
New York reports the Metropolitan Opera opens its season with changes in cast. Maria Jeritza appears in Tosca on Wednesday while Mario Chamlee takes over Gigli’s role in Fedora, reshaping the Jeritza Gigli Scotti lineup amid past onstage tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Talley
Metropolis
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Giulio Gatti- Casazza
Maria Jeritza
Maria Jeritza Appears Wednesday Evening In ‘Tosca,” Mario Chamlee
Beniamino Gigli
Jeritza-Gigli-Scotti
Gatti- Casazza
Jeritza
Gigli
Giovanni Martinelli
Gigi
Martinelli
Fedora
Washington's Women's Cabinet Seeks Child Rearing Guidance
A so called women's cabinet in Washington gathers federal female executives as presidential appointees. The group discusses Dorothy Willebrandt, adopted by Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, and debates best practices in child upbringing. Members include Grace Abbot, Louise Stanley, Lucy Minnegerode, and Kathryn Sellers, all prominent in child welfare fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lewing, Jr
Central Press
Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Dorothy
Grace Abbot
U.S. Children's Bureau
Louise Stanley
Home Economics Bureau
Lucy Minnegerode
U. S. Public Health Service
Kathryn Sellers
Mabel Willebrandt
Economic Report Highlights Kansas City District Activity
The November monthly report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City notes record building and mining activity in September and the third quarter. Zinc, lead, and metal mining show strong gains. soft coal demand improves operations. oil production slightly down year to date but still ahead of last year. Trade, clearings, bank transactions, and retail sales rise. business failures decline. salt and cement output increase.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Colorado
Federal Reserve Bank
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Cerincipal
Sailor Harry Pidgeon Completes Globe Circumnavigation
Harry Pidgeon, aged 4 years as a photographer, sailed the Islander a 34 foot craft from San Pedro on November 18 1921 and returned after 38000 miles. His voyage covered the Marquesas Torres Strait Indian Ocean Mauritius Capetown St Helena and the Atlantic to Panama. He earned the nickname Library Navigator for learning navigation from library books.
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San Pedro
Calif
Globe
Harry Pidgeon
Library
Marquesas Islands
South Seas
Torres Straits
Indian Ocean
Mauritius
Capetown
St. Helena
Atlantic
Panama
Canal Zone
Iast
Pidgeon
Moscow Solves Orphan Problem With Two Per Family
Moscow authorities approve a plan to place two orphans in every peasant family. Each child will receive clothing, a small land grant or 60 to 110 rubles monthly, and ten rubles for other needs. Village soviets act as foster parents, guiding education along communist lines.
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Moscow
Russia
Leningrad
Kharkov
Kiev
Senators Study Colorado River Development Tour
The U.S. Senate irrigation and reclamation committee toured the Yuma Indian reservation and Laguna dam, hearing Arizona sentiment for a Colorado River dam and an all American canal. Carpenter outlined a four-state oppose stance until the river compact is approved and Meeker data showed Colorado supplies most of the river water.
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Yuma
Ariz
Yuma Indian Reservation
Laguna Dam
Colorado River
United States
Senate Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation
Southwest
Yuma _ Indian reservation
California
Arizona
Colorado
Delph E. Carpenter
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Carpenter
Congress
Nevada
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Washington
Bishop's Lodge
Ashurst
el Centro
Stephen GB
Davis
Frank ©. Anderson
Judge Sloan
Meeker
Mexico
Key Pittman
West
Phoenix
Roosevelt Dam
Salt River
Mormon Flats
Horse Mesa
Prescott
Ash
Eleven Arrested at Rainbow Inn on Prohibition Violations
Eleven Hallowe'en merrymakers were arrested by officers at Rainbow Inn near Denver on November 1 for alleged violations of the prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Hallowe'en Merrymakers
Rainbow Inn
Sleep Study Underway at Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh
Scientists led by Dr. H. M. Johnson at the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research conduct an extensive sleep study with twelve University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Institute of Technology students as subjects. The project aims to determine what sleep is, how to measure it, how much is needed, and how bedding affects rest. Facilities and laboratories are established with students housed in a fraternity, and a fellowship funds years of experiments to improve public health and comfort through better rest provisions.
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Pittsburgh
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
H. M. Johnson
Ohio State University
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Tragedy Strikes Hunters Near Longmont Colorado
Grim incident on November 11 left deputy game warden Chauncey R. Niswender dead after his boat capsized in Clover Basin reservoir while pursuing ducks. Fellow hunter Clarence R. Campbell was exposed to icy water and rescued, then taken to Longmont Hospital in critical condition. Miles McPhilips and Jack Yeamons aided Campbell, with Yeamons injuring a finger during gun discharge while cleaning it. The accident occurred at Masters near the Empire reservoir and involved J. B. Horsley in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Chauncey R. Niswender
Clover Basin
Longmont
Clarence R. Campbell
Niswender
Me-Philips
Campbell Jack Yeamons
Yeamons
J. B. Horsley
Masters
Empire Reservoir
Texas newspaper men subpoenaed in Mitchell court martial
Washington reports that three Texas newspaper men who published Colonel William Mitchell’s statements were called as witnesses as the court martial resumes. Prosecution led by Colonel Sherman Moreland outlines planned accusations of conduct prejudicial to good order while defense attorney Frank R. Reid says preparation is complete and notes the case is abnormal and extraordinary.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
War and Navy Departments
Sherman Moreland
Mitchell
Texas
San Antonio
Moreland
Frank R. Reid
Illnois
Mitche
Reid
Tarbell Delves into Steel Boss Elbert Gary Biography
New York report previews Ida Tarbell’s The Life of Elbert H. Gary The Story of Steel with focus on Gary’s leadership style labor relations and stock policies amid formation of the steel trust. It notes Tarbell’s portrayal of Gary as a peacemaker and mediator in the industry.
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Ida M. Tarbell
E. H. Gary
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Standard Oil Company
D. Appleton & Co
Elbert H. Gary
Big Steel Trust
Miss Tarbell
J. Vierpont Morgan
Charles Bebwab
Morgen
Schwab
Gary
Morgan
Rockefeller
John W. Gates
Gates
Steel Corporation
Deedle
Mise Tarbell
Bimertt
Geary
Seurer
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Coolidge
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