Stock Market Closed On Election Day
New York November 5. The stock market was closed today amid an election day session showing a net decline of two to 17 points on turnover of 202.93 thousand shares. After a two day selling holiday, the expected rally failed to develop and the market remained subdued.
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New York
Acker
Board of Governors
The
Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Bankers’ Capital Corporation
Wall Street Investment Trus Company
W& Obligations
Hunter's Body Recovered Near Twin Falls
The body of Kay L Moreland 24 a Idaho Power employee and nephew of Vernon Williams Jr was recovered at Murtaugh Lake about 20 miles east of Twin Falls He was believed drowned after a boat capsized during a duck hunting trip Williams could not rescue him and helped guide rescuers The body was found by A C Parker sheriff and will be taken to Twin Falls.
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Kay L. Moreland
Murtaugh Lake
Here
Moreland
Idaho Power Company
Vernon Williams Jr
Williams
Power Company
Erarchers
Twin Palls Canal
Milner
C Parker Deguy
Twin Palla
Meseland
Bombs Hit Railway Station in Manchuria Nov 3
A Rengo News Agency dispatch from Harbin reports a jet aircraft conducting reconnaissance in Pogranichnaya district dropped bombs on a railroad station and divisional headquarters on November 3. The attack is believed aimed at destroying Muhling coal mines and disrupting supply lines.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Harbin
Manchetta
Pogranichnaya
Mehring
Giapaich
Thre Muhling
Gunman sought after Weddles slain near Independence
Geo Hostetter, accused of killing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weddle in their farm home near Independence, remains at large as county officers and extra deputy sheriffs patrol the area. Neighbors refuse to testify while investigators note Hostetter’s alleged plan to marry Miss Mary Hunter. Weddle bodies found. Mrs Weddle died in hospital without naming the killer. Hostetter previously released from Kiko Nevada after 1909 death of James Dollard.
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Geo Hostetter
Albert Weddle
Weddle
Hostetter
Ethes
Weddle Hone
Kiko
Nevada
James Dollard
Trains Stop for Hannover Funeral in Cambridge
All 2200 miles of the Boston and Maine railroad halted for a minute at 10 am today as funeral services were held for George Hannover president of the railroad who died Saturday in New Haven. The body lay in state as Yale Dartmouth football game attended. Burial at nearby graveyard for long service figure Henry Cabot Lodge noted.
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Boston and Maine
George Hannover
Railread
New Haven
Yale-Dartmouth
Lowell and
Menry Cabot Lodge
King Lawrence F King Dies After Bomb Attacks
Lawrence F King a 43 year old Republican leader and Chicago sanitary trustee died at his home after several days illness. Friends said his death resulted indirectly from two bomb attacks against him and one against his secretary. He had been worried about his children.
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Lawrence F King
Use
King
Japan Could Settle Troubled Manchurian Question
Yosuke Matsuoka told a conference in Kyoto that Japan knew at the war’s end a secret pact existed and China would be non existent. The Institute of Pacific Relations debate opened on Manchuria with press barred.
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Japan
New 3
Yosuke Matsuoka
Antil
Sooth Manchurian Railway
Round Table
Institute of Pacific Relations Today
China
Mateucka
MacDonald reports talks with Hoover on naval parity
Prime Minister MacDonald told the Commons that the London five power conference in January aimed to advance Anglo American naval negotiations. He cited Paris peace as a reality in mutual relations and described plans to balance parity in strength with varied tonnage use while London remains loyal to League obligations.
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Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
England
America
Hoover
Washington
League of Nations
Lloyd George
Mr. MacDonald
J. M. Kenworthy
Lloyd
Mix Charged With Beating Tax Suspicions
In Los Angeles California on November 5 AP reports film cowboy Tom Mia must face trial in federal court February 18 for defrauding the government of over 100000 tied to 1925 1927 income tax returns. Mix pleaded guilty to making false returns and was ordered to trial by Judge William James. Two other indictments for conspiracy were adjourned. Nogales Arizona notes the State rests its case in the trial of Dr L B Pratt a tobacconist rancher accused of slaving H H Johnson Teele Utah road contractor.
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Cal
Tom Mia
Mix
Lim
William James
Ilegal
Contapiracy
Nogales
Ariz
L. B. Pratt
Tobac
H H Johnson
Eight Landed In Planes Far Out Of Way
Eight aerial prospectors led by Colonel C D H McAlpine were rescued after two months lost in Arctic fogs near Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island. Missing since September 8 after departing Baker Lake, they survived on water landings, built shelter, and eventually were guided to civilization by three wandering Eskimos, ending the largest North search to date.
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Ont
Cambridge Bay
Victoria Island
C. D. H. McAlpine
Dominion Explorers, Ltd
Baker Lake
Manitoba
Jack McKinnon
McAlpine
Dominion Explorers
Beverly Laze
Bathhurst Inlet
Arctic
November Heat Record in Los Angeles Ties Historic Limits
The weather bureau reported yesterday’s Los Angeles compare marked by 90 degrees and 12 percent humidity, the highest November heat and lowest humidity since 1896. The record echoes the November 20, 1896 anomaly of 96 degrees and 22 percent humidity.
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Government Weather Bureau
Handwriting Expert Disputes Letters To Hamilton
A Dallas handwriting expert testified in Weatherford on November 5 that letters claimed to be written by Mrs Hamilton to her husband in Austin prior to the Walton killing show irregularities. The expert noted ink and pen differences across envelopes and letters, suggesting letters were written at different times.
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Weatherford
Tex
R. H. Hamilton
Amarillo
Tom Walton
Austin
Walton
W. A. Weaver
Dallas
Weaver
Theresa Hamilton
Theresa
Two Alaska Flyers Safe After Snowbound Flight to Siberia
Pilots Ben Eielson and Frank Dorbrandt of Alaska Airways, forced down about 12 miles from Cape Serdge Siberia during a round trip to the Siberian coast for furs and passengers, were safe in Nome. The Nanuk steamer crew of six and over 100000 dollars in furs were brought to Nome by the planes. They reported a prior forced landing near an Eskimo village where they were hosted.
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Siberia
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Frank Dorbrandt
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Siberian
Weather outlook for Utah and Idaho
Tonight and Wednesday show little temperature change with generally fair conditions. Light winds and mild highs in the region.
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Utah
Idaho
Republicans Fail to Speed Tariff Action in Senate Skirmish
In Washington on November 5, Republicans pressed a plan to exclude other business and speed the tariff bill. Senator Oil Democrat opposed the Unanimous Consent request, arguing it would erode Senate customs. Senator Wakh attempted to move forward but was blocked as Senator Bleese offered a motion to postpone until after the Vare case, which was laid on the table.
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Senate
Oil Democrat
Smet
Finares Committee
Wakh
Moniar
Bleese
Soult Carins
Eruption Costs Dozens of Lives in Guatemala Event
Guatemalan authorities report 21 bodies recovered from Santa Maria debris and over 300 left homeless as lava flows toward the sea from the volcano near Guatemala City. A new crater opened with another lava stream while President Chacon cuts short a holiday to oversee relief.
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Here
Volcano District
el Palmar
Chacon
Telephone company seeks rate increase in Idaho
The Parma Telephone company filed a new rate schedule with the public utilities commission, asking for increases of 25 to 75 cents per telephone. The company also seeks operating permission. rates would take effect January 1, estimating $1,737 more annual revenue. A hearing on the application will be held at Loom.
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Boise
Parma Telephone Company
Commission
Robbers Loot Lake Forest Home of Architect Edward Sennett
Police disclosed a vandal robbery at the Lake Forest residence of architect Edward H Sennett revealing total loss of 25000 dollars. Jewelry bonds valuables and Chinese ware were stolen and clothing was slashed and cut in the Sunday incident.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
Edward H Sennett
Virginia Eyes A Full State Ticket In Gubernatorial Vote
Election day in Virginia centers on the gubernatorial contest as Democrats and Hoover aligned factions split the race. Pollard and Brown campaign across the state while observers weigh the result against Hoover’s 1928 majority, signaling party strength and future alignments.
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William Moseley Brown
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Old Dominion
Holdups on Honeymoon Spree Across the U.S.
An 18 year old Seattle bride and her husband named Willard Swift confessed to a multi state crime spree funded their wedding. They traveled by stolen cars stopping in Denver Omaha Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati and Dayton. Swift was arrested with a revolver on a street corner and confessed to a drugstore holdup.
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Seattle
St. Loui
Margaret Reinertson Swift
Willard H Swift
Heanee Reinertson
Swift
Galt Lake City
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Hoktup
Communists Warned to Acknowledge Policy, Face Expulsion
Moscow reports the official Isvestia warns Nikolai Bukharin and other right wing communists to admit mistakes and accept government policy or face exile and punishment as Trotsky faces retribution.
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Moscow
van Isvestia
Nipalal Bucharin
Communist Party
Frey
Leon Trotsky
Raskob Denies Stock Market Plunge Charge
Chairman John J. Raskob of the Democratic National Committee rejects claims he is a stock market plunger. He states he does not gamble on stocks and explains his past purchases were based on perceived future value, defending his investing approach amid a recent market decline.
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Robinson Republican
Indiana
John J Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
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