Hoover Sees U S Recovery Plan From Bankers
President Hoover addressed 12 000 bankers at the American Bankers Association convention in Cleveland Ohio outlining a plan to lift the economy. He urged faith in American enterprise and warned against fear while calling bankers to guide credit to commerce and prevent future depressions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Hoover
American Bankers’ Association
City
Calvin Coolidge
Lhe
Bankers’ Convention
John W. Burton
Metropolitan National Bank
Minneapolis
National Bank
Association
Sloover
Bootleg War Claims Two Killed In Missouri Gangs Clash
In a machine gun attack on a shack near Vaalmeyer Missouri two men were killed and two wounded. Dead are Peter McTigue twenty three a reputed Cuckoo gang leader and William E Boody thirty four formerly with the East St Louis Plumbers union. Wounded are Sam Therina twenty four twice convicted bootlegger and Joe Moceri twenty eight.
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St. Louis
Cuckoo
Vaalmeyer
Peter McTigue
William E. Boody
East
Clark Named Ambassador to Mexico by Hoover
Joshua Reuben Clark Jr. of Salt Lake City Utah is appointed Ambassador to Mexico by President Hoover to fill the post left vacant by the resignation of Dwight W Morrow who retires to run for the New Jersey senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joshua Reuben Clark, Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Coolidge
United States Foreign Service
Mexico
Hoover
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Northwestern and Notre Dame Power Open Season in 1929
Northwestern defeated Tulane 14 to 0 as Captain Hank Druder starred with a 64 yard TD run and Kentner added a second score. Notre Dame edged Southern Methodist 20 to 14 at Cartier field, breaking the tie in the last ten minutes to start strong in the national race.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Ohio State
Midwest
Notre Dame
Tulane
Purple
Purdue
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Southern Methodist University of Texas
Cartier Field
Hank Druder
Kentner
Ripon
Fillsdaie
Carleton
Lawrence
Michigan State
Baxter
White Tinow
Town State
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Three French Noncommissioned Officers Die in Plane Crash
A military bombing plane engaged in maneuvers in France crashed to the ground killing three noncommissioned officers and injuring another crew member. The incident occurred during training and details of the crash are being investigated by military authorities.
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Rems
Fraince
Chicago Wins 1931 Golf Meet at Beverly Country Club
Chicago is awarded the 1931 national golf tournament organized by the United States Golf Association to be held at the Beverly Country Club in Chicago. The decision crowns Beverly as host for the upcoming event.
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Chicago
Uwst
Beverly Country Club
United States Golf Association
Conquering Yourself by Thomas Arkle Clark
A lecture excerpt discusses self control as the key to progress. Carter embodies disciplined self management, while other figures like Griswold and Wilson illustrate failing to master body, mind, and emotions. The piece urges daily effort to whip the self.
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Carter
Tie
Au Banker
George Carter
Griswold
Wilson
Western Newspaper Union
Hunger Strike Ends at Mexico City Street Dept
One hundred twenty one employees of the street cleaning department ended a four day hunger strike in the federal district building. The protest, aimed at working conditions, concluded without further action announced by organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Federal District
Perfect Indian Type Selected as Ideal By Artists
A yellow headed portrait from the Glacier national park region is cited as one of the perfect physical types of the American Indian. The selection reflects artist judgments on facial features and stature, highlighting the enduring visual standard in Native representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Head
Glacier National Park Reservation
Protege of Big Bill Tilden Aims for Yale 1930 Football Team
The protege of Sandy Wiener and former tennis promising star seeks a spot on Yale’s 1930 football squad. He leverages training from the famed Big Bill Tilden lineage to pursue gridiron selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Wiener
Big Bill Tilden
Yale
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New York
Gettysburg
Villanova
Inttsburgh
Lafayette
West Virginia
Mullenburg
Navy
William and Mary
Princeton
Amherst
Rutgers
George Washington
Cornells
Niagame
Dobie
Lea Towers
Colgate
Searne
Bethany
Harvard
Vermont
New London
Syracuse
Carnell Pennadivania
Carnegie Peck
Gleffersen
Agmsy
Miner Cotteles
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Ilinois
St. Paul’s Major Bowling League
Pintas
Albrecht Bros
PINTA
Kasha
Ail Schmidt
G. L. Band
Kummerer
Hausman’s Colts
Pinta Vo
Iteutteatcan
Simnick
American Legion
EL I
Schlieman Wee
Albrecht
Nerdie Eeesepeaa Bese Fnepece Dees
Miller
Schultz -A-200
G. L. Band Janeschefski
Radtke
Wiegel Adnan Sane
Big Bill
Hausman Colts
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
Universal Service
Conrad Kern
Interocean
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
G. R. Collinson Coal Yard
Park Ave
Pennsylvania Tracks
Dolton
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