River project urged by Curley to Hoover in Boston
Boston mayor James M Curley asks President Hoover to back a billion dollar Mississippi river development to revive business, reduce unemployment, and create inland industrial power. He argues cheaper energy, flood control, storage basins, and expanded waterways would boost commerce with Latin America and the Orient, benefiting manufacturers, farmers, and the merchant marine.
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Democratic makeup artist tours after keynote in Emporia
Kansas Democrat Hiley of Barlingawe Drinn terat's nominee for representative from the Fourth district carries a makeup for on his stamping tour. He presides over a political speech before his audience and recited a quotation at the event.
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Santa Fe to Make $6,000,000 Deal
TOPEKA Oct. 31 An announcement says arrangements are being made by the Richmon Topeka and Bant Pe to purchase equipment worth 1 000 000. We H Btores, president of the railroad, stated a new freight car order would be included in the purchase. Over 44 000 daily operations are reported though text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Two Institutions Damaged by Power Said in Rogers Message
Will Rogers rails at two in this country who “get drunk with a Utils power,” Ly Wall Street and Tammany Hall, saying neither can stand prosperity and both rage when not getting it.
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Tammany Hall
Will Rogers
Prince of Wales argues no-armament world at League dinner
In London at the League of Nations dinner, the Prince of Wales defended the British empire’s stance on disarmament. The speech, broadcast to the United States, claimed Canada’s border shows a peaceful example and suggested roughly a quarter of the empire living without arms offers hope for the others.
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Department Store Sales Rise Nationally in September
Department store sales across the country increased by about one percent in September compared with August data from the Federal Reserve Board. The report highlights overall gains in consumer demand and notes ongoing retail momentum into the autumn season.
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Fis Eral Reterte Board
Shot in Rum War Victim Die On 91st Street
Nicholas Cambide an 85 year old alleged to be tied to the alcohol trade in the Bronx was shot dead early today on One Hundred Ninety First Street. Police say rivals in the illegal liquor trade are believed to be responsible.
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Nicholas Cambide
Bankers discuss cotton acreage cut plans in Waxahachie meeting
UPI report states W A Cannon, president of Citizens National Bank of Waxahachie, was chosen to chair the executive committee of the Bankers' Association. The group will meet next week to discuss plans for reducing cotton acreage.
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