Economic musings and political notes from Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on December 1 1931 Arthur Brisbane discusses William Gibbs McAdoo traveling east as Roosevelt leads in straw polls with Smith second. The column blends finance commentary on gold silver and global markets with speculation on Britain India and Gandhi and touches on Hollywood figures and the looming Christmas season.
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Loz Angeles
Calif
William Gibbs MeAdoo
California
Bay
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Texas Swept by Winter Storm and Bank Loan Controversy
A disputed loan of about 11.9 million dollars tied to the Central Securities Company and the Central Securitys firm is examined in a county inquiry. A. M. Barnes, bank president, and Dr. Terrell give conflicting testimony over whether the Central Securities company financed money owed to the Federal Reserve and other banks. Witnesses discuss who negotiated and who bore responsibility for the loan and whether the bank borrowed directly or through an intermediary. The hearing continues with further testimony referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Gentral Bank and Trust Company
A. M. Barnes
Ache
Justine
W. Sipyesheck
Worves
Freverick Serrell
Te Central Securitiea Company
Serrell
Centrail Securities Company
James
Warnes
Federal Reserve Bank
Hachatge National Bank of
Tulsa
Uneris
Rast and Savinus Imak
Chicago
Barnes
Pederal Reserve Bank
Timaesesi
Central Securities Company
Grover C. Mort
Névittant County
Attarnes
Thamnes Ajayeerd
Osay Mint
Martha
Matt
Tsyunex
Hank
Dr. Tercell
Arthur Vo Weight
Henan
Homeroom Style Apartment Listings With Various Rates
A scrambled OCR classified look shows many apartment listings with weekly and monthly rates across locations like Crockett Quincy Gramercy and Alamo. It mentions Savoy, Trenton, Liberty, and other areas with prices such as 16 to 414 monthly, inviting readers to contact Mary Low for complete amounts.
Museum to Display Edison Voice Record Collection
A London museum plans to exhibit an Edison collection of voice records, featuring wax cylinders from the phonograph era. Items include voices of King Edward, Queen Alexandra, the Prince of Wales, Cardinal Manning, and Browning, assembled largely through Col. Gotland’s efforts at Mrs. Gayer’s London pavilion.
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Velversal Servier
Tondon
Ted
Edison
Edward
Alexandria
Prince and Princesy of
Wales
Cardinal Manning
Nidetany
Tovellisburg
Teunygon
Browning
Snell Seeks House Rule Change After Speakership Looms
In Washington a House Republican factions moves to tighten procedure after Representative Snell of New York dominated the speakership candidacy. The effort aims to curb what critics call long dominated debate and legislative control by Snell across the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
D.C. Dre
Snell
New York
House Republicana Ola
Tesa Atringer
Wabrear Fings
Snelllis
California Gold Strike Sparks Monterey County Fever
A vivid report from Alinas California describes a fresh gold strike in southern Monterey County. Prospectors swarm Teaports and nearby fields as mining rushes begin, with early estimates suggesting several thousand dollars in potential gold yield amid frenzied activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alinas
Calif
Monterey County
Miss Qea Johnson Died at Temple Texas Camp Founder
Miss Qea Johnson long associated with Mackenridge Senior School and Camp Waldemar died after a month in Temple Texas hospital. She founded Camp Waldemar and built it into a major girl camp with dormitories rooms and facilities. Survived by two brothers and multiple nieces and nephews. funeral held at First Baptist Church with services by DeWitt Nobles. She previously taught at Bowie Main Avenue Brackenridge and served as principal at Brackenridge before focusing on camp development. Her death ends a notable life in education and youth camp leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qea Johneniangler
Mackenridge
A.m. Tarelay Lwea Hospital
Temple
Tesne
Misa Jolmaou Tan
A. B. Tolmeen
Mount Teruo
Tesay
Gam Waklemar
Guishluye River
Kerr County
Jolson
I Bowie Elrmentary
Main Avenue
Brackenridge
Waldemar, Quch
Mies Johnson
Thv Brothers
Johnson
East Liewey Place
West Woodlawn Avenue
Fell Porinis
Weig Isc
Misa Doris Johnson
Mie 8
Antonio
Bil Tacy Dr
Jon Johnson
Hat Antonio
Ladin
Het Baptist Church
Hich
Semple
Pope in Protest on Dance Show
A performance by a troupe of dancing girls and a menagerie in Watitan City drew protest from the pope and Tinlian authorities. Dispatches report opposition to the show and related censorship actions surrounding the event.
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Pope
Hondgn
Dee
Peanuly
Era
Previ Stroaz
Admerit
Watitan
Pore Pius
Tinlian
Tan
Todas
Arn
Tome
New York City Adopts 1992 Budget With Increase
New York City leaders approve the 1992 budget totaling 691,355,297 dollars amid aldermanic votes. The measure, passed by the board of estimate, shows an increase and outlines funding plans for city services and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Dinigeroal
Gandhi at the Round Table Conference in London
Indian independence work continues as Mahatma Gandhi and Vestralis leaders pledge nonviolence while rejecting violent methods. Gandhi condemns renewed militant calls and vows to pursue peaceful mass action despite government inaction and past promises.
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Kanieay
Das
Mahatmy Gandhi
Wilence
Pon
Enid
Lo Judin
Pinchot Attacks Hoover Aid Plan In Sharp Speech
Gifford Pinchot condemns Hoover’s relief policy as inadequate and calls for federal funds to support the unemployed. He argues local private relief is insufficient and urges direct federal aid to the needy amid debate on relief politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Hoover
Washington, D. C
Fao
Atteck
Gifford Pinchot
Pentinglynania
Sterling Reverses Oil Cut Decision
Alsteen, Dec 1. Governor Kosterling reversed plans to reduce oil prices after previously signaling a cut. He cited concerns over field operations and implications for production, delaying further reductions and resuming current output per well. The change followed late night discussions and a stated intent to reassess the economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsteen
Goveror Kosterling
Nile van
Tax Hikes Seen as Congress Act
Senator Jones of Washington said after a conference with President Hoover that sharp increases in taxation are likely at the coming session of Congress. The Republican senator cited anticipated fiscal needs and policy shifts as indicators of higher levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Univernar
Washington
Dery J
Jones
Hoover
Noisy Meals Require Special Foods Warn Psychologist
Cleveland December 1 0 Dr Donald Laird Colgate University psychologist told Acoustical Society of America attendees that noisy meals disrupt digestion and can affect appetite. He cited research on how plate clatter and loud dining reduce digestion efficiency and influence eating behavior.
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Cleveland
Acoustical Society of America
Donald
Girl testifies in assault trial involving Bergman and Baker
Miss Gonibor, 21, West Winvis Street, testifies in district court about being attacked by Bergman and Baker on July 3, 180. She describes being forced from her clothes and dragged to a lonely road where the men tried to assault her. Her mother restrained her until police arrived as the witnesses recounted the incident and the defense faced further questions. Continued on page 4, column 4.
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Welty
Renrold Witltress
West
Winvis Streal
Wens
Vinsday
Dov Teargman
Ani
Wader
Berginni
Dior
al Mberiy
Nniler
Ras
Terginan
Lin Pat Aitncide
Berginie
Raker
Hoth
Bergman
Baker
Lier
Miss Gonahor
Hee Sal
Welling Polte
Mooney near plea in San Quentin case unfolds
Governor Holt orders three and a half hours to hear Mooney appeal for clemency. Walsh, Sapiro, and other San Francisco lawyers arrive to present the application while the governor weighs the path to a possible reprieve amid public interest in the controversial Marion murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Walther
Tan Mooney
S J. Walsh
Long Monney
Agron Sap
Pelay
California
Abe
Mooney Hax
Marlon
Ann Francisco
Mave
Sullivan
Heatore
Ob Roche
Lia McNab
Daniel
Diate
Prioligy
Joe Webb
Allorosy Recerca
Rmit
Alate
Wash
Walsh
Sanhentin
Walker
Manre
Ty Dellie Eriend
Slolph
Jon
Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Texas And Plains
Weather across the region brings heavy precipitation and frigid air. Reports show four inches of snow in parts, icy roads, and temperatures dropping to the low thirties with sleet and rain in Houston and Corpus Christi. The Panhandle and West Texas endure cold winds and continued unsettled conditions.
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Ole Manninger
McCamey
Monalang
Texas
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Houston
Elonus
Port Arta
Panhandle
Plainview
Subt Fe
Slaton
San Angela
Wichita Falla
Rio
Culvestan
Cool Watch
Wilds
Bein Cell Thery
Inday
Tig Lake
Weather outlook with mixed conditions across Bau Antonio
A scrambled forecast notes mild to moderate temperatures with cloud cover and variable winds. Regions show mostly dry periods but brief showers possible, and a slight chance of cooler nights ahead as midweek approaches.
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Money
Arthur
Brisbane
King
India
Futune
Lancashire
Gandhi
China
Hapa Bitherty
Asin
Coral Wdramie
Tadin
Brivainook
Imen
Men
Los Angeles
Klying
Menhicutt's
Aritamy
Adolph “Zoker
Scheerks
Joseph and
Nicholas
Merry Warner
Warner Brothers
Lewin I
Mayer
Carl Loemmle
Winfield Sheehon
Will FL Uoys
Wall Street
Clock Exchange
Arizona
Ibal Atate
Bree
Germany
Honda
German Republic
Haaf
Exser
Fen Tate
Barnes Device Bank
Terrell
Crockett
Savoy
Quincy
Trenton
Doranga
Tarran
Omly
Gramercy
Alamo
Tay
Tern
Trasky
Cie Wrens
Peente
Mary Low
Nt. Isr E AN SO Maimsort
Gabe Widener Stores
Grudohnsia
Jachkinvidge Wish School
Ora Johnson Dito
Brackenridge High
Panama
Auuts
Guillermo Arotregor
Vaimasco Cervera
Ageientture
Eeung
Round Table
Sterling
Laird
Colgate University Psychological Laboratory
Elam Ten
Alsace
James J. Walker
Tom Mooney
San Quentin Prison
Mooney
San Iarancisco
James Rolph Jr
Olphlo Heady
Plea Fon Mooney
iWeather Forecast
Bau
Antonio Ped Yieley
Cleuly
Aid
Claudy
Lew Cab
de Meurer
Foot
Perlinn
Roslier
AddiQpuat Weathey
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