Nevada Banks Shut as State Declares 12 Day Holiday
Nevada enters a 12 day banking and business holiday after Gov Balzar and Lt Gov Griswold issue a proclamation amid a financial crisis. Wingfield group banks suspend all debts except taxes while plans for reorganization unfold. George Wingfield pledges to stabilize the Wingfield banks and protect depositors.
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Reno
Nevada
Wingfield Independent
Morley Griswold
Fred B. Balzar
New York
Wingfield Group
First National Bank
George Wingfield
Tonopah
Goldfield
Griswold
Wingfield Chain
E. J. Seaborn
State Bank Examiner
Wingfield
Mayor Coffin Speaks on Prohibition Tariff and Budget in Paris
Democratic congressional candidate Mayor T. C. Coffin spoke in Paris on Monday night outlining his positions on prohibition tariff and the national budget. Introduced by Bear Lake county party chair Sam V. Tunks, Coffin performed with Archie Shepherd on cornet and piano. He left for Idaho Falls to speak again that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Coffin
Congress
Idaho
Paris
Coffin
Sam V. Tunks
Bear Lake County
Democratic Central Committee
Archie Shepherd
Grant to Return Home Thursday
Heber J. Grant, president of the Latter Day Saints church, recovering in Chicago from an operation, advised Anthony W. Ivens that he will return home Thursday morning and leave Chicago tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Chicago
Anthony W. Ivens
Northwest Home Loan Bank picks Hadlock as treasurer
Walter Hadlock former Utah state bank commissioner was tentatively appointed treasurer of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland eleventh district and began duties as office manager after a day in conference with J T B Lyle of Tacoma. Washington has not yet confirmed the treasurership. Hadlock will remain office manager regardless of confirmation.
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Portland
Walter Hadlock
State Bank
Utah
Federal Home Loan Bank of
J. T
Lyle
Tacoma
Alaska
Eleventh District
Hadlock
Washington, D. C
Federal Home Loan Bank of District 11
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
W. C. Schuppel
Ore
P. S. Bulen
Great Falls
Mont
L. H. Hoffman
Worrell Wilson
Seattle
J. H. Andrews
Ogden
F. E. Burns
E. E. Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Frank 8. McWilliams
Spokane
J. T. Lyle
Ben H. Hazen
H. P. Weyerhaeuser
Lewiston
Bank
Associated Press
Silver Queen Seeks Divorce in High Profile Suit
Susanna Emery Holmes Delitch, famed heiress known as the Silver Queen, files for divorce from Dr. Dadovan Nebelkov Delitch. The complaint cites public and private humiliations and untidy appearances at breakfast. The couple wed in Paris in July 1930 and later lived in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Cal
Susanna Emery Holmes Delitch
Silver Queen
Utah
Adele Blood
Dadovan Nebelkov Delitch
Intermountain Society
Delitch
Paris
America
Susanna Emery
Col
Edwin Francis Holmes
Nicholas Dagalitcheff
Nicholas of
Russia
Chicago
Prince David Dadiant
Royal House of
Georgia
Overnight Airmail Service Opens Between Cheyenne and L A
Overnight airmail and passenger service between Cheyenne and Los Angeles became effective today, airline officials announced, marking a new link for the western route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Los Angeles
New Bridge Rules Criticized In New York
Contract experts voiced misgivings as a new code of bridge rules took effect. Critics questioned scoring of no trump tricks and undertricks with varied counts, while proponents like Sims see advantages in bidding strategies. Pros and officials anticipate swift public acceptance despite concerns over complexity and penalties.
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New York
Willard
Karn
Ely Culbertson
P. Hall Sims
Miss America decoy robber sting ends in Chicago shootout
In Chicago a disguised policeman posing as a decoy on a sting sat with Police Sergeant John Orgel in a car near Chicago Heights. A robbery attempt by two youths led to gunfire. one suspect Walter Wheeler and Arthur Gray were wounded with Gray later injured, and the officer explained the ruse as the prisoners confronted the decoy.
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Chicago
John Orgel
Chicago Heights
Walter Wheeler
Arthur Gray
Gray
Mike Donovan
Orgel
Henry Freckelton
Wilbur and Coffin Talks Scheduled in Boise
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur Secretary of Interior and T C Coffin Democratic candidate for congress second district will speak here Thursday night under plans by the two major party headquarters They will not speak from the same platform.
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Boise
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
T. C. Coffin
Congress
Second
Process server greets Aimee Semple McPherson on arrival
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton and husband David arrive in Los Angeles to a crowd of relatives friends and process servers. Court papers concerning a $5000 breach of promise judgment against Hutton Jr were served and a witness summons issued for Mrs Hutton.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
David
Central America
David Hutton
Rolf McPherson
Hutton
Hazel Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
Career man sent to Poland by Hoover
President Hoover appointed F. Lammet Belin of Washington and Waverly Pennsylvania as ambassador to Poland. Belin, a career diplomat, will replace John N. Willys who resigned to focus on business. The Polish government has accepted Belin.
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Washington
F. Lammet Belin
D. C
Waverly
Poland
Hoover
Belin
John N. Willys
Toledo
Ohio
Stockmen Meet to Limit Grazing on New Cache Range
About 50 representatives from the section met with U S forestry officials in Bannock to devise a grazing plan for 23 000 acres added to the Cache national forest west of McCammon. The range now carries five times the supported livestock, with 16 000 sheep and 2 000 cattle having grazed last year.
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Dorion
Bannock Hotel
United States Forestry Department
Cache National Forest Preserve
McCammon
Inkom
Garden Creek
Ernest Winkler
Ogden
Carl B. Arentson
Logan
Cache National Forest
S .R. Justice
Pocatello
Justice
Cache Preserve
Doctor Parley Holman Dies In Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Utah November 1 Dr Parley L Holman respected physician and Lions clubs district governor died at his home from heart disease. The news notes his prominence in civic affairs and club leadership.
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MT. Pleasant
Utah
Parley L. Holman
Mt Pleasant
Plan to aid Idaho teacher plan to aid Idaho teacher
Boise November 1 AP The board of education will consider at its meeting the question of raising teaching requirements to Idaho trained teachers due to a surplus caused by influx from Utah Washington and Oregon Idaho teachers with jobs only for board and room or salaries as low as 35 dollars face limited prospects for employment
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Boise
Board of Education
Idaho
W. D. Vincent
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Weather advisory notes unsettled rain and snow
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions with rain and snow tonight and Wednesday. Snow is expected in the mountains and there is little temperature change anticipated.
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Mount Alba
Roosevelt Critics Hoover Destructive Policies in Boston Speech
Governor Roosevelt in Boston assailed President Hoover for abandoning arguments over personalities while outlining his plan for unemployment relief and federal public works. He argued the nation must ensure no one starves, provide temporary work, and speed up authorized projects, urging wage and hours reforms to boost demand and living standards.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Hoover
New York City
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Retirement of U S Currency Printer Baker Ends Long Career
Charles A. Baker, longtime superintendent of plate printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, retires at 70 after a 50 year career. He oversaw the production of all U S currency from $1 to $1,000,000 as well as bonds and stamps. He plans a Europe trip.
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Washington
Charles A. Baker
America
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Europe
Baker
United States
Montana farmers join farm holiday protest in Helena
Montana stockmen and farmers joined a farm holiday movement to withhold grain and livestock from markets. Grain in elevators and mills fell to 40,739,540 bushels on October 31, with large declines in terminals and in transit, while outstanding storage tickets dropped from September figures. The livestock market is tapering, with effects likely limited to local sales and feeder markets.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Hoover Tide Sweeps Nation in Utah Campaign Stop
Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the interior and Mrs. Wilbur visit Salt Lake City for a campaign talk and a breakfast with Republican officials. He praises Senator Smoot as a valuable western senator and notes the state benefits from a man for Utah. The couple plan stops in Ogden and Pocatello with university and Republican Women’s club engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Republican State Committee
Money Available to Needy Districts
Upwards of $500000 will be made available for school districts needing state aid in selling their warrants under a plan by the Department of Education and the State Department of Public Investments. Commissioner W D Vincent said today.
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Boise
Department of Education
State Department of Public Investments
W. D. Vincent
Swedish Princess Ingrid and Prince George Rumor of London Wedding
Stockholm papers discuss rumors of Princess Ingrid's engagement to Prince George or the Prince of Wales with a possible announcement in London on November 11. Some observers cite a birthday dinner as propitious, while reports note Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Sibylla may attend.
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Stockholm
Ingrid
Prince George
Prince of Wales
London
Gustaf Adolf
Sweden
Sibylle
Prin- Ingrid
George
Wales
Hoover Speaks to Half Million on Eastern Trip
President Hoover returns to Washington to prep for a westward campaign swing starting Thursday as he nears reelection. He denounces Roosevelt New Deal and outlines eight opposing proposals while rallying crowds in New York Madison Square Garden and other eastern cities.
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Hoover
Washington
Navy
California
New York
Madison Square Garden
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Herbert
R. R
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Will Rogers notes in New York that Roosevelt loses ground as Wall Street bets against the Democrats. He cites Republican leaders and Admiral Grayson, and suggests the race hinges on the far east and the Mason–Dixon line.
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New York
N. Y
Tilson
House
Ohio River
Mason and Dixon
Grayson
Will Rogers
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Idaho Falls
Grant
Northwest Home Loan Bank
Culbertson
David Burnstine
Sims
Sidney S. Lenz
Cop
Aimee
Dalphine Wright
Ruby Hiner
Central Oklahoma Teachers College
Edmond
Okla
Stockien
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Dotsero
Colorado
William E. Borah
Borah
Owyhee
Smoot
St. Louis
Springfield
Ill
Minneapolis
Palo Alto
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
Gertie
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