Bankers Demand Cut In Public Expenditures
Los Angeles Oct 6 VP The demand of the nation s bankers for a reduction of public expenditures grew stronger as the 38th annual session of the American Bankers Association opened. Pat Shoup Southern Pacific vice chairman will speak on Over Taxation A Business Viewpoint. The body urged lower spending and tax rates while signaling slight business improvement after a long depression. It opposed bank deposit guarantees and backed the Federal Reserve and Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Los Angeles
American Bankers’ Association
Pat Shoup
Southern Pacific Company
Federal Reserve System
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Storms Take Six Lives In Mexico
Storms bring blizzardlike cold to Mexican plateaus and unleashed high winds rains hail and floods across the republic causing six deaths. Four by lightning at Guadalaraja a teacher drowned near San Geronimo Oaxaca a child killed by winds at Tampico. Severe floods threatened towns in Chihuahua while hail ruined crops around Villa Matamoros. Shipping endangered at Tampico and houses damaged as winds reached 75 mph.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Republic
Guadalajara
San Geronimo
Oaxaca
Tampico
Chihuahua
Villa Matamoros
Church Meeting Concludes at Erwin Central Association
About 50 ministers wives and delegates attended the Central Association meeting of Congregational churches in Erwin Oct 6 5 Prohibition was a main topic with Mrs Julius Johnson of Pierre and F L Ranson of Mitchell leading discussions Local Anti Saloon League officials spoke and a Young People's banquet featured a illustrated lecture on the liquor problem A chicken dinner served by local ladies aid fed delegates and the public
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Central Association
Congregational Church
Erwin
Julius Johnson
Pierre
F. L. Ranson
Mitchell
Ford
Anti-Saloon League
Reidt of
Ladies Aid
Mexican Churchman Is Again An Exile
Archbishop Leopold Ruiz Flores, aged Catholic prelate, crossed into the United States after being expelled from Mexico by order of President Abelardo Rodriguez as a pernicious foreigner. He had previously been exiled in 1927, later returning in 1929 to serve as bishop of Michoacan and later as archbishop and papal delegate to Mexico.
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Michoacan
Mexico
Holmes Creek Named in Alaska by Geographic Board
The US Geographic Board selected a creek in the Koyukuk river region of Alaska to bear the name Holmes Creek in honor of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. The creek was discovered by a Geological Survey member on March 8, 1930, Justice Holmes' birth date.
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Justice Holmes Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Geographic Board
Geographic Homes
Koyukuk River
Alaska
Geological Survey
Justice Holmes
Mussolini Fined At Rifle Tourney
Rome October 6 Premier Mussolini paid a fine of five lire six cents after a near perfect score at the National rifle tournament. He failed to open the breech block and Secretary Battistoni said the penalty. In another note from Oct 6 Erwin youths met 55 at a meeting with readings and vocal numbers. Teachers entertained new and old staff at Lake Kampeska Cottage with games and supper.
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Milingly
Battistoni
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Pew
Gus Hubin
Lake Kampeska
Marjorie Cobb
Hazel Haxmann
Ingrid Langland
Supt
Kwen Herther
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