New York Stock Market Crashes End Tuesday With Record Volumes
The New York Stock Exchange closed with a dramatic slide as prices fell 4 to 20 points from Monday amid record trading. Automobiles led the plunge with Chrysler down 25 points. 8,427,000 shares changed hands, the busiest day since 1916, while the Dow Jones industrials closed at 151.00, down 5.83.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wacille
Piper
Lntecomers
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Northern Pacific Corner
Chrysler
Local Social at School House Draws Big Crowd
A large crowd attended the program and box social at the school house where Miss Hildegard Jobe is teacher. A big crowd was present. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. D. Hilliard and children spent Sunday evening at Mr. Moore's.
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Hildegard Jobe
A. JD. Hilliard
Five Women Found Dead in Hibbing Mystery
Five women died in Hibbing Minnesota amid a poisoning or suffocation scenario. A gas jet was found open in a kitchen, and a coroner's inquest was set to determine if wine in small glasses carried poison. The victims named include Elis Knuwisiste Ide Hardy Mary Hertzing Mary Ernatinger and Katherine Green.
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Hibbing
Minn
Sre
Elis Knuwisiste
Ide Hardy
Mary Hertzing
Mary Ernatinger
Katherine Green
Earling, Former Rail Head Dies in Milwaukee
Albert J. Earling, who led the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad from 1898 to 1912, died at his daughter Mrs Lawrence Fitz home in Milwaukee after a lingering illness. He began as a telegraph operator in Watertown, Wisconsin in 1866 and rose through railroading ranks. Born January 19, 1848 in Richfield Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Albert J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Lawrence Fitz
Earling
Watertown
Wis
Richfield
Four youths killed in train collision at Douglas Avenue
Kalamazoo witnesses a fatal crash as a closed car carrying William Stevens sixteen Harold Garrett seventeen Della Miller fourteen and Lauree Wagner fourteen is struck broadside by a Michigan Central train on Douglas Avenue. The car is carried about 200 feet over a 20 foot embankment and catches fire. Miller is badly burned before firefighters reach the wreckage.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
William Stevens
Harold Garrett
Della Miller
Lauree Wagner
Michigan Central Railroad
Douglas Avenue
Miss Miller
Gov Pinchot Seeks End to Anthracite Strike Negotiations
Harrisburg Pa Governor Pinchot sent letters to W W Inglis chairman of the anthracite operators negotiation committee and John L Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers asking them to meet him to discuss the coal strike situation. The governor hopes to meet Mr Lewis in Philadelphia and Mr Inglis in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
W. W. Inglis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Philadelphia
Ingile
Government to deny trial rights for agents who kill
Brigadier L. Andrews, assistant secretary of the treasury, warned on Sunday that the federal government plans to strip prohibition agents who kill citizens of the right to trial in federal courts. The statement signals a shift in legal protections for agents enforcing prohibition laws.
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Washington
Prohibition
L. ©. Andrews
Secretary of the Treasury
Ryan Bridge Contractor Dies in New York
Patrick J. Ryan, former Youngstown Ohio police chief and later a leading bridge contractor, died of heart disease in New York. He built major bridges nationwide and was active in the industry for decades. He is mourned by colleagues and family.
Things That Pleased Me Most On a Cruise Around the World
A reflection on life in the Far East during a world cruise highlights simplicity in children's clothing, with Malay mothers and their children in Java photographed without extensive attire. The note contrasts minimal dress with abundant cheap food and easy living, illustrating cultural norms aboard the voyage.
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Java
Far East
All in One Breath Montreal Star Advice Dispenser
A Montreal Star advice note addresses teen questions on dating signals and respectful conduct. It covers how to gauge a girl's interest without pressure, appropriate boundaries when leaving parties, and whether to wear long pants to school in winter, reflecting youth guidance from the era.
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Montreal Star
Life riches and honor bid men strive but by proper means only
The saying notes that wealth and status are desired yet must be gained rightly. If acquired by improper means, such success should not be kept. If poverty and low estate result from wrongful paths, they should not bring shame.
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Confucius
Crowded White Dove Valley Activity Reported Week
Local notes record Monday visits by the Rawleigh retailer in White Dove Valley. John McDonnell visits to Bob Nichols and Gurley while Carl Meyerholz and others travel between Crook Sterling and Cheyenne turkey buyers. Several dinners, gatherings, and purchases including turkeys and a radio accompany midweek movements through Wednesday and Thursday.
Local Visit Highlights From Weekend Events
Sister Margaret visited the White Dove school on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Beebe visited the P. R. Bell home this week. BHI Pope helped Mr. Bates dig potatoes on Friday. D. R. Gross shredded corn fodder on Friday. John McDonnell went to Crook on Saturday after coal. Ed Rogers and boys called at his father's and brother's on Saturday. Bernard Hill went to Crook Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Pope visited with her mother on Friday and Saturday. Carl Meyerholz and family spent Saturday evening at the P. R. Bell home. Danny and Melvin Gross visited John McDonnell's Sunday morning. Mrs. P. R. Bell's brother is visiting. Ellis Frakes and family ate dinner and visited at John McDonnell's Sunday. Danny and Melvin Gross went to Roy Simpson's Sunday afternoon. John McDonnell and family spent Sunday evening at Bill Pope's.
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Rawleigh
John McDonnell
Bob Nicholas
Iara Bates
E. F. Loudy
Margaret Dobbs
Crook
Lawrence
Carl Meyerholz
Sterling
Tuesaday
Bernard Weaver
Mr. Zike
Sidney
Dubbs
Harry Reeves
Cheyenne
Perry Balentine
Ross Brossard
Phil Brossard
John Fisher
Danny Gross
Mr. Wesley
Doc Parmore
Mary Alice Dubbs
Melvin Gross
P. R. Bell
Ellis Frakes
Dannny
Roy Simpson
Bill Pope
Local notes from Spring Canyon and Crook area
The column reports births, farm activity, and community happenings. Spring Canyon welcomes a girl born to Mr and Mrs Guy Ramsey on November 2. Local farming includes seed potato trips, cattle sales, hog projects, and potato shipments to Sterling. A Duroc hog project at Hilliards yielded $1335.73 in Friday markets. several residents shopped county seats and prepared for a December bazaar. A horse riding accident injured Ernest Briney and was treated by Dr. Sprecher.
Ickes News Highlights Local Family Events
A baby girl arrived Friday for Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller. Esther Freeman came from Stromsberg Nebraska for a two week visit. Melvin Miller was ill. Esther and Ada Anderson visited Worth’s in Dalton. Memorial services are planned for Leota Weibel at Center Church. Mrs. Cecil James stays with the Miller home. Henry Ottergon and Alvin Mann bought Chevrolets. Baby at Dalton hospital has bronchial pneumonia but improving. Weibel and Guill families plus others are noted in local visits and quarantines.
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Gladden
R. H. Miller
Esther Freeman
Stromsberg
Nebr
Melvin Miller
Lst
Esther
Ada Anderson
Worth’s
Dalton
Httle Leota Weibel
Center Church
Moore
Cecil
J. C. Guill
P. W. Weibel
Chas. Mayer
Chris Peterson
Loyd Juleff
Potter
Dean Hagemeister
Helping Hand club to aid Sidney needy with apples
The Helping Hand club met November 5 at Mrs John Brothers country home with eleven members. They voted to buy a box of apples for the Kings Daughters to distribute among Sidney's needy, then refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Ralph Harlan.
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John Brothers
Kings Daughters
Sidney
Ralph Harlan
Sidney News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Johnson returned from Denver after visiting and handling business. Misses Bernice Mable Viola and Clenestin Foster attended an Epworth league party. The Ifi ett family faced their son Robert’s grippe illness with Dr Man tor as physician. Bettie Lea Yowell visited grandparents in Sidney. Ruth Shaw and Bernice Foster attended the sixth district teachers convention in Alliance with Foster on the program. Mrs. Robert Robertson and daughter visited Mrs. Lloyd Yowell. Prof and Mrs Bean of Lorenzo visited Clyde Johnson’s family. High school party in the social rooms, Fred Anderson and Miss Jessie Fulton wed October 21 at Sterling. The couple resides on the Anderson farm southwest of Sidney. Lloyd Yowell and children visited Arvin Livingston in West Sidney Draw. Mrs A T Hiett of Sidney visited Earl Hiett’s family then Peetz. Helping Hand club to meet November 19 at Clyde Johnson’s. Robertson and Yowell families attended a Keystone class masquerade at MFE Sunday school. L A Yowell visited Bronson for Farmers Union program. Genestla Foster surprised for her thirteenth birthday with fourteen friends, games, a two course dinner, and gifts. Attendees included Elizabeth Couch, Kathryn Grabill, Lois Hiett, Lucille Hiett, Gladys Ellsworth, Avan elle Ellis, Ruth Rett, Nellie Mitchell, Virginia Johnson, Vera Dimick, Dorothy Dimick, Kathryn Brumage, Roxie Hazzard, Vera Dreaver. Mona Livoni unable to attend due to illness.
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Clyde Johnson
Denver
Bernice
Mable
Viola
Clenestin Foster
Epworth League
Earl Ifiett
Sidney
Robert
Mantor
Bettie Lea Yowell
Ruth Shaw
Bernice Foster
Alliance
Anderson Farm
L. A. Yowell
Bronson
Farmers Union
Genestla Foster
Avanelle Millis
Dorothy Dimick
Elizabeth Couch
Kathryn Grabill
Lois Hiett
Lucille Hiett
Gladys Ellsworth
Avanelle Ellis
Ruth Rett
Nellie Mitchell
Virginia Johnson
Vera Dimick
Kathryn Brumage
Roxie Hazzard
Vera Dreaver
Mona Livoni
Uiness
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Cos College
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White Dove Valley
Margaret
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Spring Canyon
Guy Ramsey
Milo Moore
John McKelvey
Charles Brecht
Elmer Henry
Hoskins & Gray Concert Co
Isabel MicKelvey
A. D. Hilliard
Qavern
Hilliard
Lavern
R. W. Hill
Green River
Wyo
Bell
Kensington
Presbyterian Church
Roy Binney
John Scott
Dan Beebe
Bobby Ray Sheffield
Robert Nicholas
Ruth McCall
Geo. McCall
Ernest Binney
Ed Briney
Ernest
Dr. Sprecher
Ickes News
Lloyd Yowell
Arvin Livingston
West Sidney Draw
A. T. Hiett
Earl Hiett
Peetz
Helping Hand Club
Robert Robertson
Henry Yowell
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