Laval Arrives in United States for Hoover Talks
Pierre Laval the French premier arrives in Washington with his daughter Mile. Josette for talks with President Hoover. The visit includes formal calls and dinners arranged by Warren Delano Rob bins as Laval seeks to link finance and disarmament in a possible security pact with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Laval
France
United States
Hoover
Washington
Afad
Walter Edge
Warren Delano Robbins
M. Laval
Mile. Josette
America
Thomas Alva Edison
West Orange
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Edison
Goodby
Interstate Commerce denies blanket rail rate hike
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected a 15 percent blanket freight rate increase as unjustified amid current conditions and ordered a temporary rise on several commodities through March 21 1998. The plan would pool extra revenue to cover interest and other obligations, potentially raising up to 125 million dollars versus the rails seeking 500 million. Some warned of possible wage cuts for about 1 3 million rail workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Governor Lincoln in Washington for secret talks
Ifford Lincoot, Pennsylvania governor, met in Washington with progressive senators Borah Couzens Brookhart Frazier and Costigan. The talks were private and sparked speculation about a possible presidential bid in the Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifford Lincoot
Pennsylvania
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Couzens
Michigan
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
Costigan
Colorado
Deeah of the George Wish ington Bridge Opens Across Hudson
The ceremony marked the opening of a grand bridge spanning the Hudson from Manhattan at 170th Street to New Jersey shore. The main span between the towers measures 3,500 feet with nearly two miles of approaches. Built in four and a half years at a cost of 60 million dollars, it currently carries four traffic lanes with eight planned once paving completes.
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Deeah
George Wishington
Hudson River
Manhattan
170Th Street
Pidisades
New Jersey
Capone faces enhanced tax case actions after conviction
Chicago and Jacksonville IRS collectors were directed by Secretary Mellon to place liens on all Capone property as a preliminary move to collect taxes reportedly ranging from 200000 to 1000000 dollars following his income tax fraud conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Capone
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Reek Revolt on Cyon Island Against British Rule
A resident on the island of Cyon led a local revolt against British authority seizing control of key sites and challenging colonial troops. Reports indicate civilians joined in protests amid mounting tensions and calls for self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reek
Cyon
Weather Prophet Boss Seeks Favor At Booth & Son
In a heat filled scene at Booth & Son, executive Ty Booth dispenses a mock weather forecast while resenting his own power. A wary staffer, Lawrence Pickett, seeks a promotion as Booth eyes control and independence clash with corporate pressure.
Montana Briefs Highlights From Around the State
Montana reports a 28.73 percent rise in automobile deaths year over year. Jack Creek Oil near Bridger hits a wildcat well at 1,255 feet. H B Foote inspects Forsyth water filtration as one of the state’s finest. Milwaukee seeks station closures at Drummond Danvers Suffolk Montague. Rev M D Hudloff elected Missouri Synod president for a twentieth year. Three Montana exhibitors ship three carloads to Portland show October 24 to 31. Eastern Montana normal school extends fall courses. Ringling prize Holstein herd from White Sulphur Springs to be sold October 28 and 29. Ravalli county votes on county city town government consolidation. Ravalli County Supreme Court upholds election call. Billings Federal building vacated during new addition work. Red Lodge Cooke City road bids planned for spring into Yellowstone park. Pioneer day set for November 2 with essays prize. Hardin merges Antler Sheep Co and William V Johnson Sheep interests.
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Montana
Jack Creek Oil Company
Wildcat
Bridger
H. M. State of
Elk Basin
H. B. Foote
State Health Department
Forsyth
Milwaukee Railroad
Montana Railroad Commission
Drummond
Danvers
Suffolk
Montague
Lewistown
M. D. Huddloff
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Portland International Livestock Show
Irving J. Courtice
Northern Pacific
Eastern Montana Normal School
L. B. McMullen
Normal School
Richard T. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
R. E. Haeger
Alenquin, Ill
Ravalli County
Montana Supreme Court
District Court
Seach
Billings
Edwin Grafton
Forest
Red Lodge
Cooke City
Yellowstone Park
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Hardin
Antler Sheep Company
William V. Johnson
Kelly reelected president of Montana Farmers Union
J T Kelly of Castagne wins a third term as president of the Montana division of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America at the annual convention in Great Falls. Wolf Point chosen as 1932 convention city. Kelly named national convention delegate and livestock board director.
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Great ‘Falls
J. T. Kelly
Castagne
Montana
Farmers ‘Educational and Cooperative Union ® of America
Wolf Point
Kelly
Union Livestock Board
William Allard
Terry
E. R. Kindler
Billings
Leo Doheny
Brady
L. J. Benson
Townsend
J. C. MelIntire
Musselshell County
Where It Should Be Customer-How's the Sale Business
A fragmented line from a trade page hints at ship chandlers and a booming sale sector. The text suggests questions about customer demand and market health in the shipping provisions trade.
Castoria: a trusted remedy for children's ailments
An ad extols Castoria as a gentle regulator for babies and older children. It emphasizes delicate infant bowels, safe use for colic, and claims no harsh drugs or narcotics, urging mothers and doctors to choose Genuine Castoria for colds fevers and digestive upset.
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Premier Laval
Edward W. Pickard
Japan
League of Nations
Prentiss Gilbert
Geneva
League Council
China
Tokyo
Nanking
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Spain
Council
Manchuria
League
Shidehara
Britain
MacDonald
Oswald Mosley
New Party
Birmingham
Winston Churchill
Viscount Borodale
Countess Beatty
R. R. Bentley
Onnies
Manuel Azana
Spanish Republic
Cortes
Azana
Ernest R. Ackerman
Fletcher Hale
New Hampshire
New House
Farmer-Laborite
Larson
Congress
Stevens
Ormer
Harry E. Rowbottom
Indiana
Leavenworth
Department of Justice
James Fi. Watson
Arthur &. Robinson
Rowbottom
Charles B. Woodward
Vanderburgh
Probate Court
Evansville
George S. Jeffery
Justice Department
Sir Oswald Mosley
the Treasury
H. A. Seward
Ee Py
McClure Newapader
WNU
T. R. Booth
Booth
Booth & Son
Watkins
Dan
Larry
Ty” Booth
Lawrence Pickett
Pickett
Gatanc
Flac
Tal Uch
Nimplea
Castoria
Dean’s
Deans Pills
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