King Winter Tunes Northwest
Sub zero temperatures sweep the Rocky mountain region as a Canadian gale drives frigid air into Montana Wyoming and Colorado. Thermometers dip as low as 13 below in Fox Park Wyoming with widespread sub zero readings from Montana and Wyoming and up to 10 below in Sheridan Yellowstone Park and other Wyoming towns. Snow accompanies a strong northeast wind raising crop damage fears in Lewistown Montana and intermittent snow falls continue in Denver and Colorado.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyo
Colorado
Pox Park
Wyoming
Fox Park
Sheridan
Yellowstone Park
Pop Hill
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Mystic Lake
Mont
Billings
Great Falls
Lewistown
West Yellowstone
Hunter shoots own horse in Powell Forest tale
Ogden dispatch tells of Wallace M Riddie from Pangulich recounting a hunter who, while tracking a deer in the Powell National Forest, misidentified his tethered buckskin horse as game and shot it. The incident was shared at district forest service headquarters.
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Ogden
Wallace M Riddie
Pangulich
Powell National Forrest
Forest Service
Powell Forest
Morosco Marries Leading Woman in San Francisco
Oliver Morosco theatrical producer wed Helen McRuer a leading woman in several of his plays in a dawn ceremony here at a midnight dinner. Stage folk acted as unexpected witnesses to the private wedding.
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San Francisco
Oliver Morosco
Helen McRuer
Five Die In Snow Crash Near Dallas Car Collision
A negro chauffeur named Robert Guess drove into a railroad motor car on Dallas outskirts during a heavy snow, killing eight passengers and injuring several others. The crash occurred hours before two elderly victims, Charles Gram, 68, and Dolly King, 3, were identified among the dead. Most victims were Leonard residents, with Mrs. King from Fort Worth. In other news from Culiacan, Mexico, Be Serrano reports the birth of four babies to his wife.
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Dallas
Tex
Charies Gram
Dolly King
King
Fort Worth
Leonard
Robert Guess
Culiacan
Binaloa
Mexico
Serrano
Railroads to Expend Billion in Expanding Plan
Hoover convenes industrial leaders and labor representatives to craft a grand plan to stabilize and spur business. Henry Ford, Owen D. Young, Julius Rosenwald join Mellon and Lamont in White House talks on sustaining economic activity after price declines.
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Hoover
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Themas Lament
J. F. Morgan & Co
Mellon, Davis and Hyde
Tir Treasury
Labor and Agriculture Departments
Lrgge
Farm Board
Washington
America
White House
Henry Ford
Julius Rosenwald
RAIL CHIEFS TO MEET HOOVER ON BANK PLAN DETAILS
Rail chiefs from major lines confer with President Hoover in Chicago on how a proposed one billion dollar expansion and equipment program will be spent in 1930. Eastern roads lead the effort while broad national reach is planned. Attending are Willard Baltimore & Ohio Downs Lines Central Gray Union Pacific Donnelly Northern Pacific Denney Brie Baldwin Missouri Pacific Teussig Wabash.
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Chicago
Railway Business Association
American Railway Association
Hoover
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
L. A. Downs
Iliners Central
Carl R Qray
Union Pacific
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacife
E C Denney Brie
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
J E Teussig
Wabash
Dog team sent to rescue aviator Eielson
In Nome Alaska November 21 a polar airman was sighted flying recently by natives. In cooperation with Pili the dog team strives to locate and rescue the missing aviator lost on ice amid harsh conditions and remote terrain.
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Eielson
Pili
Ford Advances the Wage Scale
Henry Ford announced at the White House that Ford employees would receive an immediate wage increase. He said raising purchasing power was a remedy for the current situation and that the general wage level should be higher. The increase for Ford workers would take effect at once, but he did not specify the amount.
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Washington
Henry Pord
White House
Ford
Pord
Ford Analyzes Market Situation After Conference
Washington November 21 Henry Ford said after leaving a business leaders meeting that the current condition is not caused by the stock market. He argued that while speculative collapse may have caused hesitation it did not start prosperity or decline. He warned the market cannot permanently influence business and urged a constructive path.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Ford
Trapping In Idaho Still Active As Season Opens
Idaho’s fur trapping remains viable with 1175 resident and 11 nonresident commercial licenses issued as the season opens. State game warden R E Thomans compares the activity to early Hudson’s Bay days, though many trappers pursue other work in summer. Otter and foxes dominate the harvest with no permits required for coyotes and other predators.
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Boise
State board devises plan to reform Idaho taxation system
Idaho Governor Baldridge announces a year long survey by the state board of equalization to examine county assessments and craft a uniform, equitable tax system. McKinney leads field work in two southwestern counties to define land and property classifications for statewide reform.
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Boise
State Board of Equalization
H. C. Saldridge
John R. McKinney
Idaho
McKinnes
Eine Weathe
Mr. McKinney
Sivestock
Baldridge
Asbceas
Midwest Cold Snap Deepens Across Great Lakes
The midwest shivered as freezing temperatures dominated the district. Chicago recorded 16 degrees in the morning and faced a potential 5 to 10 degree low tonight with light snow flurries in the Great Lakes region and Missouri upper Mississippi valleys.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Great Lakes
Missouri
Mississippi
Mercury
Newark Senator Picked to Succeed Walter Edge
Camden native David Baird Jr. was appointed United States senator by Governor Morgan F. Larson to replace Walter E. Edge. He will serve until the next general election in November 1936.
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Newark
N. J
David Baird, Jr
Camden
United States
Walter E. Edge
Morgan F. Larson
Harry Sinclair Freed After Contempt Penalties
Harry P. Sinclair, released from the District of Columbia jail after serving contempt sentences for contempt of court and the senate, emerges with few words. He denies wrongdoing, defends his actions as political persecution, and greets reporters at the Mayflower hotel while joking with photographers.
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Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Washington
Harry P. Sinclair
Cour
Senate
Mayflower
G. T. Stanford
Sinclair
Sinclar
Tariff Debate Faces Long Session After Adjournment
The Senate presses toward the tariff bill with wool schedules central as the regular session nears, while the "young Republicans" pledge to press the bill to a final disposition. Debate resumes amid questions on William S. Ware's seating and Hoover's possible stance.
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Washington
Senate
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Hoover
Governors thank Utah leaders for celery gifts during celery week
Salt Lake City November 21, 193? Governors Baldridge of Idaho Nevada Balzar of Nevada and Atterson of Oregon joined Governor Dern in thanking him today for gifts of Utah celery presented in observance of Utah celery week.
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Salt Lake City
Baldridge
Idaho
Balzar
Nevada
Atterson
Oregon
Dern
Utah
Tidal wave disaster off Newfoundland claims many lives
A 15 foot tidal wave from an earthquake swept the south coast of Newfoundland killing 27 people and destroying Burin waterfront with 16 buildings. Nine others died at Lords Cove and Lamaline as Daisy assists stricken communities while communications collapse.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Apj
Newfoundland
Justice Department
Portia
Burin
First Blizzard of the Year Hits Montana and Helena
A harsh early winter blow spread across Montana with sharp cold, drifting snow, and subzero readings. Lewiston suffered the worst, with five degrees below zero as dry, light snow fell in Helena Butte Anaconda and Billings.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Lewiston
Butte
Anaconda
Billings
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