Aldrich urges reforms in American banking methods
Winthrop W. Aldrich president of Chase National Bank urged fundamental banking reforms to the Senate Banking Committee. He proposed banning stock pools by bank officers and urged stronger laws after a seven week Wiggin led probe into Chase Bank abuses and Detroit Canada tunnel stock bonuses.
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Aldrich
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
John D. Rockerfeller, Jr
Senate
Detroit- Canada Tunnel
William A Comstock
Michigan
Chase Bank
Albert H. Wiggin
Wiggin
Imaamas
Three inmates placed on light diet for jail breakout attempt
Sheriff M J Rossiter reports three Bannock county jail prisoners face solitary confinement and bread and water for attempting to saw out and tamper with electrical lines in a bid to escape. C H McLaughlin, 37, imp officer term. Robert Anderson, 19, and Robert Baker, 19, held for theft and sale of an army pistol from the Gooding armory. أكتوبر
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Bannock County
M. J. Rossiter
C. H. McLaughlin
Robert Anderson
Robert Baker
Gooding National Guard
Bobcat Attack Ends in Lumber Truck Collision on Mountain Highway
In Talihina Oklahoma a 17 pound bobcat leaped onto a lumber truck driven by Walter Abernathy on a mountain highway. The animal sprang at the radiator and died from a broken neck in the encounter.
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Talihina
Okla
Walter Abernathy
Tribune employees to observe Thanksgiving holiday
Publication of The Tribune will be suspended Thursday so staff may celebrate with families and friends. Friday's issue will carry full holiday news coverage and include Thursday's features for subscribers.
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the Tribune
Labor support given Friday's bond election
Backed by the municipal administration and organized labor, a Pocatello public works plan seeks 115 000 bonds for water mains and sewer and a 11 million gallon reservoir. The vote on a two thirds majority will decide funding for four projects creating 2 685 man months of labor across six polling sites.
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Pocatello
East Side Fire Station
Gold prices rise to new highs as market nudges records
The U S government moved gold prices to a fresh peak with a 17 cent jump in two days. RFC price 33.93 an ounce, up from 33.85 and 33.76. London bar gold at 32.72 sterling open 5 12 to the pound. Morgenthau signals December 15 financing plan with 727 million maturities, possible exchange for fourth liberty bonds. Roosevelt pursues commodity dollar policy at Little White House in Warm Springs.
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Washington
London
Morgenthau
Treasury
Tennis Champion Helen Jacobs Threatened Reports Letters
Helen Jacobs the national women's tennis champion reported to federal authorities that she received several threatening and obscene letters. She, a Berkeley, California resident, asked for help and was urged by United States Attorney Francis J. W. Ford to submit the letters for inspection.
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Boston
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Alana
Marblehead
Brookline
Helen Wills Moody
Department of Justice
Francis J. W. Ford
United States
Bank robber shoots jailer in Topeka escape drama
In Topeka Kansas a black jailer Benjamin J. Davidson sacrificed his life to stop Cecil Thornbrugh a white bank and post office robber from escaping Shawnee county jail Thornbrugh overpowered Davidson with his pistol and fired three times two shots hit the jailer who died en route to a hospital Thornbrugh was moved to the state penitentiary at Lansing after the shooting and a crowd gathered outside the jail as officials reported the incident.
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Topeka
Eas
Benjamin J. Davidson
Shawnee County
Cecil Thornbrugh
Thornbrugh
Lansing
George Reid
Kansas
Davidson
Blackfoot Jury Fails to Agree in Gard ner Trial
The Blackfoot jury could not reach a verdict in the Roscoe Gardner former deputy county treasurer trial on charges of false entries. The panel deliberated yesterday afternoon and was dismissed today, with the case sent back to court for further action as of November 29.
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Blackfoot
Roscoe Gardner
Alla Se Saliner Alioci
Lynch mob in St. Joseph hangs 19 year old after jail take
A 19 year old black man was seized from the Buchanan County jail in St. Joseph Missouri and hanged from an elm near the courthouse then burned as a mob of about seven thousand including women pressed past guards. The victim had allegedly assaulted a 21 year old white woman and was beaten stripped and jeered as terror spread through the crowd.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
San Jose
Cal
Brooke Hart
Maryland
Lloyd Warner
Buchanan County
Warner
Otto Theisen
35Th Tank Company
Missouri National Guard
Western governors push re monetization of silver at Boise meeting
Delegates from ten western states urged the president to restore silver to its historic money status and back an agreed price level. Nevada Senator Pat McCarran called for a $1.29 an ounce price to spur world markets and farm finance. Colorado Governor Edward C. Johnson, a sugar industry supporter, could not attend due to bad weather.
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Boise
Roosevelt
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Henry H. Blood
Uia
National Reclamation Association
United States
Pat McCarran
Nevada
W. Mont Ferry
Salt Lake City
American Silver Producers Association
McCarran
Edward C. Johnson
Colorado
Ogden
Blood
Assembly
Will Rogers on elections and money talk
Beverly Hills letter reflects on political heat before elections and the public’s ability to swing between humor and seriousness. Will Rogers notes opinions endure despite rhetoric, predicting a return to balance after the fervor subsides.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
America
Utah Weather Summary Tonight Snow in Southeast
Unsettled colder conditions arrive tonight with snow in southeast and extreme south areas. Thursday forecast calls for generally fair skies and warming in the northwest portion of the state.
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Utah
Christmas Seals Go On Sale December 1
Idaho Anti Tuberculosis association plans the annual Christmas Seal drive with four and a half million seals to fund tuberculosis work. Campaign manager Mrs Catherine Athey says a seal on every letter in December, many prominent volunteers contributing. In Pocatello Nicholas Ifft serves as general chairman for the sale.
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Idaho Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Catherine R. Athey
Ruling Is Hard On Instructors
Milwaukee teachers received a communication from Milton C. Potter, superintendent of public instruction, warning officers and employees not to borrow from or lend to each other and noting a strong rule against gifts from children, meaning teachers may no longer accept gifts like red apples.
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Milwaukee
Milton C. Potter
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chicago Stockyards Strike Ends With Pay Increase
About 8,000 workers at the Union Stockyards returned to work after the Employers agreed to a ten percent wage rise pending further talks. The deal followed a parley led by Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago and NRA regional board chair. The strike aimed to restore 1929 wages and avoid yard closures. A hog-yard fire caused $75,000 damage earlier, with fire officials estimating incendiary causes and promising investigation.
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Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
NRA
William J. O'Connor
Union Stock Yard and Transit Company
Michael J. Orrigan
Idaho Uses CWA Jobs To Employ Nearly Ten Thousand
Idaho reports 9896 of 10000 CWA jobs filled by men with plans to add 1000 women next week. 1151 teams operate with 232 timekeepers earning 25 dollars weekly, 262 foremen at 1.20 an hour, and 9402 unskilled workers at 0.50 per hour. Women to work in five classes including clerks nurses librarians teachers and general help. Details to be set at Saturday meeting called by Mrs. C Ben Ross.
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Boise
Idaho
T. J. Lieyvd
Twin Falls
Civil Works Administration
Lloyd
C. Ben Ross
Effort to Stop Repeal Proclamation Challenged
A summons was served on acting Secretary of State William Phillips to appear in DC Supreme Court to show why he should not be restrained from proclaiming the repeal of the eighteenth amendment after December 56. The State Department will refer the case to the Department of Justice for defense in the action brought by Canon William Sheafe Chase and George S. Duncan.
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Washington
William Phillips
District of Columbia Supreme Court
State Department
Department of Justice
William Sheafe Chase
Georges. Duncan
Phillips
Global and Domestic News Roundup From Dakar to Detroit
Reports from Dakar Cape Verde expose Lindberghs awaiting transit amid unknown plans. Tokyo hints at talks with the United States before a 1935 naval conference. Delhi’s Nilaram Cook seeks speed and cinema deals. London Germany France discuss wheat price fixing, no action before January. Havana Welles returns to cheers after Cuban visit. Essen approves merger of four steel firms under 220 million. London dollar slips against the pound. Paris and Berlin rates adjusted. Domestic: Roosevelt names Choate administrator of federal liquor control. gold price raised to 33.93 an ounce. Spokane Lily Banka Gaines freed after murder acquittal. Washington sees Czechoslovakia offer token debt payment. no agreement. Detroit Rep Fish notes possible Smith presidential bid if Roosevelt pursues inflation. Boston Judge NICHENT dies.
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Senegal
Lindbergh
Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Tokyo
Foreign Office
United States
America
Japan
New Delphi
India
Nilaram Cook
Gandhi
London
France
Germany
Wheat Commission
Havana
Welles
Viva Welles
Essen
Wanes Iron and Steel
Washington
Spokane
Lily Banka Gaines
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Detroit
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Boston
Henry Nichnent
Montana
Bannock County War on Joblessness Employs 10000 Men
About ten thousand Bannock County men were put to work today on 42 civil works projects under the state CWA program. W. P. Havener, county engineer, directs operations with J. J. Facer, county civil works chair, overseeing crews across districts, schools, and city projects. The county uses a 30 hour weekly cap to spread work to as many men as possible amid favorable weather.
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Bannock County
W. P. Havener
J. J. Facer
Bannock Civil Works Committee
Bannock
State Civil Works Committee
CWA
Eee
R. D
W. H. McNabb
Frank Th
David Phillips
Joe Ray
D. P. Stephenson
T. C. Smith
J. P. Jensen
W. D. Bloxham
Goertzen Cleared In Boise Kidnapping Trial
Ada county district court jury acquitted John Goertzen operator of Hansen service station in the tar and feathering case involving P. J. Pringle of Twin Falls. The verdict came at 2 45 a m after a nine day trial with alibi witnesses claiming he was at his shop in Hansen and later in Twin Falls.
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Boise
Ada County District Court
John Goertzen
Hansen
P. J. Pringle
Twin Falls
Goertzen
Pringle
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