Hoover Leads Broad Conference On Economy And Industry
President Hoover convened a Washington conference with rail president leaders, Willlin Butterworth and Julius Barnes, Mellon Lamont, and forestall wage cuts while expanding construction. Henry Ford and others urged wage rises and price reductions to restore balance. Ames W. Good, secretary of war, died after an appendicitis operation, with funeral honors at the White House east room. He was buried in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Hoover
Indus
Dubor
Washington
Willlin Duatterworth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Julius Barnes
Chamber
Secrtories
Melon and Lamont
Brest L. Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover Ton
Tullway
Hellion Io
Chicago
Rail
White House
Federal Reserve Systet
Federal Reserve Board
Govr
Oficlala
Bach Neather
Council
Nowwnwald
Henry Ford
Th. Young
General Bie Art Company
Cd i
Cor
Ise Vlei
Nee Industries
Willam Green
Aim ‘Wnt
Lalor
Tate
Lohor Davia
Moower
Cape
Ames W. Good
Good
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mer. Good
Senate
House
Hurley
Summerall
Army
Delegation to naval conference expanded for pacification
President Toover completes the London naval conference delegation with Secretary Adams and ambassadors Dawes Morrow and High Gibson added to join naval advisers Pratt Jones and others. The move aims to pacify Admiral Jones amid opposition to concessions to Great Britain. The tariff bill progress remains stalled with adjournment anticipated. Democrats push for a Christmas break while Young Turks urge more programs. Lobbying probes target sugar interests with banker Renthwer testifying on Cuban sugar plants and refineries.
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Toovetr
London
Charles Proucis Adams
Charles G. Dawes
Dwight W. Morrow
High
Adama
Jones
Tirituin
Senate
Allen
Kansas
Pat Harrison
Doligs
Republican senator chair to lead re election efforts in New Hampshire
George Fr Mocen te Omains, chairman of the Republican senatorial campaign committee, faced hostility from western radical senators yet the committee met last week with apparent harmony. The New Hampshire senator will oversee arrangements for re election of those he opposed in debates, whom he labeled during the war as “sons of the wild era.”
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George Fr. Mocen Te Omains
Sinclate freed after 198 days for contempt
ARRY F SINCLATE a major figure was released from 198 days of confinement for contempt of the senate and the District of Columbia Supreme Court. He appeared cheerful and healthy, denied moral turpitude, and called his imprisonment a scapegoat for corrupt politicians amid a defiant public stance. Edward E Denison and John Layne face a grand jury indictment in Washington over illegal possession of liquor linked to a trunk and suitcase sent to Layne in Denison's care. Denison claims the trunk was misdirected to him by mistake in New York after a Panama trip, with Layne denying any liquor connection.
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Arry F. Sinclate
Senate
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Edward E. Denison
Marion
John Layne
Washington
Denton
House
Layne
Denison
New York
Panama
Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Waurean
Ambassadors Presented Credentials in Royal Ceremonies
Last week two new ambassadors presented credentials. John W. Garrett was received by King Victor Emmanuel at the Quirinal palace in gala coaches with his staff. In The Hague, Ambassador Gerrit J Dieke was received by Queen Wilhelmina at the royal palace.
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John W. Garrett
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Quirinal Palace
Royal Palace
Hague
Ambsendor Gerrit J
Diekeint
Wilhelmina
Installation of John Maynard Tintehinag as University President
The ceremony drew eminent figures from many lands and diverse faiths including Protestants Catholics Jews and Mormons. Veteran educators led speeches offering warm encouragement and a hand of fellowship to the youthful head of the great institution.
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John Maynard Tintehinag
University of Chicago
Lst
Northern Atlantic quake disrupts cables and shorelines
A week long violent earthquake rattled New York New England and Canadian maritimes. Nine of twenty four Atlantic cables were broken. Sea center between Nova Scotia and New York saw liners ride reefs. A tsunami struck Bonin peninsula area causing villages to flood and at least thirty six dead.
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New York
New England
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Borin
Newfoundland
Mexican election names Pasqual Ortiz Avrio president
Ex Pascual Ortiz Avrio wins Mexican presidency by a large majority over Jose Vakconedos. Voters expect continuation of Tele policies from an old Michoacan Tarascan lineage. Mehue engaged in revolutionary activities since youth, with adventure date noted.
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Pascual Ortiz Avrio
Mexico
Jose Vakconedos
Iublo
Ot Tele
Michoacan
Mehue
Soviet Russian forces seize key Chinese front in Manchuria
Soviet troops in Manchuria captured Datal Nor, a crucial point in the Three Slivers district after intense fighting. They crossed the Chinese lines and opened a drive toward Mallar, gaining control of valuable coal mines and advancing the offensive.
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Manchuria
Datal Nor
Manchoul
Mallar
Death of P Connor Pioneer Baron of Mirkish House
P Connor known as the father of the Mirkish house of commons died today at age eighty one. The obituary notes his longstanding influence and public service across decades.
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P Connor
House of Commons
Tay Py
Story ofStocks Ticker System Shows Its Flaws
An in depth look at the stock ticker chaos as Wall Street records fail to keep pace with trading. The piece explains how orders travel from customers to floor brokers to the tape and how old and new tickers print and transmit transactions to 6 000 offices nationwide. It compares the old ticker's one character at a time printing to the new Teletype that prints and selects simultaneously, driven by an electric motor and governed speed.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Stock Exchange
Steel Post
Thekter Pyatom
S2 Broadway
Cos
Lower Manhattan
Chambers Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Abrom
Meauns
Forests creep toward the North Pole warned expert said
Tacoma, Washington report notes Robert Marshall of the forestry service and colleague Al Retalaf state trees are gradually returning to Arctic slopes. They describe forest recovery since the last glacial period as a slow, steady process in the Kobuk and Koyukuk river region.
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Tacoma
Wash
Logelig
North Pole
Robert Marshall
United Sites Forestry Servile
Arctic
al Retalaf
Marshall
Koyukuk
Kobuk River
Treasury destroys vast stock of old paper money
More than 180 tons of obsolete currency are stored in Treasury strong boxes as old bills arrive at six to seven tons daily. A macerator and an incinerator in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing rapidly destroy the worn notes. Previously pulp from the macerator was bundled and sold, but destruction now is total as profits proved too small. Since July the amount sent to the Treasury for destruction has risen with the currency changes.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Treasury
Northern Alaska Study Tracks Tree Spread Toward Arctic Barrens
Researchers in northern Alaska spent hours examining spruce and hemlock seedlings to understand growth patterns. They observed trees advancing northward and predicting eventual recovery of the barren Far North, despite harsh winter conditions.
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Alaska
Wife's Trombone Drives Him to Assault in Cleveland
George Wilson, 34, arraigned on assault and battery for injuring his wife Elizabeth Wilson with scissors after a day of loud trombone playing. He lamented the instrument's impact and asked for mercy or confinement, telling the judge he might put cotton in his ears.
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Ohio
George Wilson
Joseph Sawick
Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Musicala
Take Away His Peg Leg to Keep Him in Jail
James Watkins alias Peggy, nicknamed peglegged, was held after attempting escape from Prince George's county police court. Police removed his peg leg and placed him behind the judge while he was kept in a far corner. Watkins had been at liberty for weeks before being recaptured near Bla densborg Jail, and he was found attempting suicide in his cell before rescue crews intervened.
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Hyatteville
James Watkins
Peggy
Prince George's County
Watkins
Liberty
Bladensborg
Prince George's
Quarrel Over Cream Bottle Ends in Double Tragedy
In Mexico City a dispute over purchasing the only bottle of cream at a Guadal ara shop led to fatal violence. Gustavo Dom, a Chinese man, died from a knife wound and gunfire after a brawl with Jose Maria Najar, a Mexican man, who was gravely wounded. The fight moved from shop to street and into a butcher shop before the final blows. Both men were hospitalized. Dom died shortly after arrival.
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Mexico City
Guadalara
Gustavo Dom
Jose Maria Najar
Kym
Najar
Dom
Taken for a Ride Linked to Broadway Racketeer Lucania
Police report Charles Lucania known as Lucky was found badly beaten on Staten Island with knife wounds after claiming he was kidnapped and forced into a car. He links to the Diamond brothers gang and to Thomas Walsh, with past questioning over the Hotsy Totsy murders but no clear knowledge of the killings. Lucania has five prior arrests.
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Charles Lukanla
Lucky
Broadway
Lucania
Diamond Brothers
Johnnny
Lege
Thomas
Luddy) Walsh
Arnold Rothstein
Walsh
Miami
Johnny
Howke
Tottenville Station
Hichmond Memorial Hospitel
Gustave Setley
Luennla
New Jersey
Lucanta
Lacanta
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad for Children
An advertorial piece promoting Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a sweetener and remedy for acid indigestion in children. It claims the product neutralizes acidity, is pleasant to take, and endorsed by physicians, noting its trademark status and long history since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles It, Phlips
Lapp Language Preserved By Joana Thurri In Writings
An elderly Lapp, Joana Thurri, at seventy five, preserves Arctic Lapplet lore by translating traditional tales into written form. Her work keeps the tongue alive for the broader world amid the nomadic language’s fading usage.
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Norway
Sweden
Finland
Santi Lus
Joana Thurri
Thurri
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