Year End Review of Hoover Era Faces Worsening Congress
United Press reports a grim year end view of President Hoover amid a fractious Congress and looming elections. The piece surveys farm relief battles tariff fights and the influence of senators like Borah and Bingham, noting lobbying probes and Hoover's efforts to steer policy and foreign affairs while avoiding force in Latin America.
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Borah
House Ways and Means
Senate
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Senate Finance Yuittee
Republi
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Hiram Bingham
Conn
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Bingham
Hubert Work
Ublican National Com
Claudius Muston
Republican Party
South
United States
MacDonald
Callins
London
England
White House
Stimson
Rusa
China
Russia
Haiti
Latin America
Gambler With License No 1 Dies and Balzar Succeeds
One eyed gambler Charlie Stout who held Nevada license number one dies. Governor Fred Balzar now holds the top license after Stout, who sent money and reservation for number one months before year end, dies and is superseded.
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Balzar
Charlie Stout
Fred B. Balzar
Nevada
Stout
Roy Gillian
A Las Vegas Christmas Spirit and Community Plans
The Age reflects on Las Vegas Christmas cheer and a strong community effort to alleviate distress, noting a lighter season and a planned live Christmas tree in Union Pacific park. It discusses Boulder Dam project hopes, potential cross-state agreement, and the push for a full-time Las Vegas Scout executive, alongside optimism from Chevrolet's H J Klingler about 1939 prosperity.
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Oddie and
Pittman
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Ian Arentz
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California
Boulder Dam
As Vegas
Washington
Uch
Boy Scout Council
Buron Fitts May Run for California Governor
A Los Angeles district attorney and former lieutenant governor, Byron Fitts, is favored as a Republican gubernatorial candidate for the 1920 primaries per a statement by friend W. Richardson. Richardson calls Fitts fearless, honest, and able to prosecute underworld and political criminals, urging support for his bid.
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United Press
Correspor
Sacramento
N Fitts
Los Angeles
California
Vernor
United Pr
W. Richardson
Richardson
Byron Fitts
Hoover conferences and Barnes influence on job plans
The Washington bystander notes trouble naming Hoover economic situation conferences. It cites Julius Barnes, Chamber of Commerce, as originator and frequent adviser, describing private lines, public pronouncements, and calls for collective common sense to sustain employment and wages during the era of industrial standardization efforts.
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Intims
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Hoover Barnes
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Dr Harrison Joins New Medical Group in Las Vegas
Dr Harrison of Kaolin joined the Guaranteed Medical association for the Moapa valley last week, announced by AB Mortenson. Dr A H Harris of Ogden, a fellow association physician, with Doctors Ferguson and Frasier, plans to relocate with his family to Las Vegas around January 1. Harris leaves seven years of Ogden practice to move south.
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Harrison
Kaolin
Moapa Valley
Guaranteed Medical Association
B. Mortenson
A. H. Harris
Ogden
Ferguson
Frasier
Las Vegas
Mortenson
Harris
Thieves Target Robert Gray School Stolen Supplies
Thieves broke into the Robert Gray school in Aberdeen Washington and stole the pencil supply paraphernalia and a Red Cross fund totaling four dollars. They left a note saying they stole it because they didn't like the teacher.
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Aberdeen
Wash
U.P
Robert Gray School
Red Cross
Recorder Now Issuing 1930 Auto Licenses
The county recorder’s office is issuing 1930 automobile license plates with a black background and copper colored numerals. Licenses must be renewed by January. after that date old plates become invalid. Restoration certificates should be placed on the steering post, and uninspected cars must be checked for title certificates. License totals rose from 2243 in 1923 to 3254 this year, with 210 cars in Clar county licensed from foreign states and continuing to require proper plates.
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County Recorder’s Office
Auto State
Roy Gill
Gillian
Clar County
Goose holds gold nugget in gizzard shocks Fern Prairie
Fern Prairie residents buzz over Mrs. E. W. Seavert’s goose that reportedly hatched a gold nugget from its gizzard. Local puzzlement grows as investigators and townsfolk speculate on the nugget’s origin and how it came to be inside the bird.
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Wash
U.P
Fern Prairie
E. W. Seavert
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