Deposits and Business Spotlight in Finance News
The piece examines the rise of financial services and the public’s growing interest in stocks and bonds. It notes the large shift toward time deposits versus demand deposits and the broader impact of global trade, foreign exchange, and credit on everyday investors.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
Federal Reserve
Roumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
China
South America
Inauguration Day Rain Delays Hoover Parade Prep
Washington crowds pour in for Herbert Hoover's inauguration amid a drizzle and possible snow flurries. Special trains bring eager spectators to Union Station as officials race to ready the capitol parade stands and review areas along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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James L. Williams
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Aeea
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Hoover
Weather Bureau
Union Station
Capitol Plaza
Texas Republican Faces Indictment for Alleged Fraud
Representative Harry M. Wurzbach of Texas announced unofficial information that an indictment had been referred against him in Waco alleging violation of the corrupt practices act.
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Washington
Harry M. Wurzbach
Congress
Texas
Waco
Remember Dynamite the Butte dog to be featured in Who's Who
Widely known former Butte resident Dynamite the mongrel dog rose to fame with no owner or relatives acknowledged. He rode streetcars, crashed gates at games, attended fires, and enjoyed royal meals from restaurant cooks while being cared for by Dr. Gertrude Pitkanen.
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Butte
Dynamite
Connolly
Gertrude Pitkanen
Montana Legislature Sees Bills Killed and Passed
Helena March 2 AP The Montana House killed 12 measures including criminal law and abolition of several boards while the Senate passed 21 House bills such as county clerk qualifications and a State Library Extension system. The Cowan committee urged creating a joint session study panel to trim waste and plan bond issues to retire debt and improve taxation and state efficiency.
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Senate
Helena
Montana Assembly
Department of Immigration and Publicity
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Cowan
State Board of Equalization
Child Drowns in Beaverhead as Ice Breaks
Five year old John Kinsey, son of Mrs Ruth Kinsey, drowned in Beaverhead river at Twin Bridges after slipping on ice while throwing rocks with a playmate. Howard Mailey tried to reach him but the body sank beneath the ice as no openings remain for miles downstream.
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John Kinsey
Ruth Kinsey
Beaverhead
Howard Mailey
John
Bandit Pair Take $100000 in Gems in Bold Robbery
Two gunmen bound and gagged Rubin Plotkin a New York jewelry salesman at the Hotel Fontenelle Omaha Nebraska stealing uncut diamonds believed worth over 100000. The pair gained entry with a passkey and hid in a closet before fleeing.
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Omaha
Neb
Rubin Plotkin
New York
Plotkin
Hotel Fontenelle
Walsh Blames Work Over Salt Creek Oil Lease Case
Senator Walsh charges Hubert Work with ignorance over Salt Creek lease details comparing him to Denby in Teapot Dome. Senate unanimously extends the public land committee investigation into Salt Creek leases as Walsh criticizes alleged delays by the justice department.
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Walsh
Dem
Mont
Hubert Work
Interior
Salt Creek
Navy
Denby
Teapot Dome
Senate
Nye
Public Land Committee
Justice Department
Work
Mexicans Demand Ransom for U S Engineer Captive
Rebels hold American engineer J M Underwood and C Alsethorpe and threaten a ransom of 24000 pesos plus 200 overalls 50 blankets and three kegs of horseshoe nails. Harry Hanson American manager and J W Reid British employee of Guanajuato Reduction and Mines company were captured at Vocas in Durango and reported to the State Department.
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Washington
J. M. Underwood
C. Alsethorpe
Guanajuato Reduction and Mines Company
State Department
Harry Hanson
San Nicolas Mining and Milling Company
J. W. Reid
Vocas
Ellis Bennett
Lamont Named Commerce Secretary in Hoover Cabinet
Herbert Hoover chose Robert P. Lamont, a Chicago engineer and former president of American Steel Foundries, as secretary of commerce. The appointment ends weeks of speculation and follows Hoover’s selection of other officials to fill cabinet posts, with Lamont noted for business and engineering experience.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Gtaff
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Robert P. Lamont
United States
Lamont
Ey Penant
Salada
American Steel Foundries Company
United States Chamber of Commerce
Men Selected for Hoovers Cabinet
Six lawyers, one banker, one engineer, one educator and one former steel worker form Hoover’s cabinet. Ages range from 38 to 75 with ten in or near Hoover’s age of 54. Officials named include Stimson, Mellon, Good, Mitchell, Brown, Adams, Wilbur, Hyde, ae, and Davis.
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Washington
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
New York
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
County Attorney Offers New Drug Traffic Crackdown
Harrison J. Freeborn, county attorney, announced that physicians in Silver Bow county who dispense habit forming drugs to addicts will be asked to report names addresses and other needed information to the county attorney. He described this as a new line of attack on the drug traffic in Butte.
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Silver Bow
Harrison J. Freeborn
Butte
Butte Plans School Broadcast of Inaugural Address
Montana Standard and KGIR will broadcast the Washington inauguration Monday morning. Seventh and eighth graders will have a half holiday to hear at Broadway theater with an Atwater Kent set installed by H A Dover. high school students will listen in the high school auditorium. Ramsay rural school also to receive the signal. The event will be heard in Butte from 9 to 11 a m with the address to be recorded for history.
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Montana Standard
KGIR
Butte
Washington
Broadway Theater
Atwater Kent
H. A. Dover
Dreibelbeis Music Company
Dover
Ramsay Rural
Capitol
Mexican Flyers Forced Down By Gas Shortage
Mexican aviators Joaquin Gonzalez Pacheco and E Mil lin were forced to land at Robert's field in Birmingham at 6 50 PM due to fuel shortage while en route from Mexico City to Washington. After refueling with 200 gallons they resumed flight at 7 50 PM aiming to reach Washington by 3 AM tomorrow.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joaquin Gonzalez Pacheco
Washington
Coyotes Attack Hogs Stalled by Snow Near Butte
About 19 miles east of Butte near Grace two truckloads of hogs destined for Butte butcher shops are stuck in heavy snow for over 50 hours. Whitehall farmers appealed to Butte officials for the new snow plow to clear the road, claiming coyotes gathered nearby. Firelight and gunfire were used to ward off the coyotes as workers planned further aid.
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Butte
Grace
Whitehall
Mike Walsh
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