Constructive criticism of army and navy aeronautic program voiced
Rear Admiral Sims and former Governor Lowden urge reform of the air service management. They criticize excessive bureaucratic control while urging constructive, corrective measures to fix system defects in Washington and the army air forces. They insist contact and efficiency must improve.
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Sims
Lowden
Ilinois
Washington
Mitchell
Col
Lings
Savings and hoarding prompt call for financial cooperation
A columnist notes an estimated 450 million dollars hidden in socks and chests, largely by foreign-born savers. It argues savings are good but hoarding erodes stability, urging greater trust and cooperation between individuals and financial institutions to stabilize the economy.
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Pocatelic
Community backs federal fish hatchery plan in Bannock County
Local sportsmen and commissioners support establishing a federal fish hatchery to aid trout propagation in retention ponds near the city. They urge state funding as streams benefit countywide, warning that American Falls dam may hurt fishing. Document notes misfired deposit and unclear details.
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Bannock County
Fish and Game Department
American Falls
Bannock
Army Navy Critique Cites Broad Structural Flaws
The document quotes Col Mitchell and Admiral Sims noting serious issues within the services. Subordinates fear speaking up, and the piece suggests a need for candid internal assessment despite possible suppression by higher command.
Tax program correction urged to pass tax cut quickly
A political note urges Democrats in Congress to adopt the tax reduction plan as presented by the president and act promptly. It warns against delaying tactics and self promotion that could stall the bill and deprive the public of the tax relief anticipated on March 15, 1926. The president is portrayed as unified with the people in pressing for swift action.
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Congress
Pupise
Mareh
Education Now and Then in a Critical Look
An editorial rails at campus apathy and youth indifference to learning. It argues that false notions about education persist and that many students neglect core principles, suggesting that failure should push them toward industrial training where practical skills are learned.
Eleven men arrested for theft attempt and overcoat stunt
A Los Angeles policeman arrested eleven men one by one for trying to steal his overcoat. He then kept the coat himself. A store tale adds a smile about a man seeking a thermometer that never dips below 60 in winter or above 90 in summer, underscoring odd logic about temperature.
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Los Angeles
Commercial Club
Copeland Accused of Using Senate Stationery to Push Stock
The piece questions whether Copeland of New York can promote stock using stationery meant for official senate business. It argues many papers pay high rates for such materials and notes public doubt about the appropriateness of a senator’s official business. It also compares Johnson of Minnesota’s political missteps to a hockey metaphor about sliding to safety and salvaging a game.
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Copeland
New York
United States
Johnson
Motor Left as Monument at Crash Site in Pennsylvania
Bellefonte October 17 AP The Liberty motor of the mail plane carrying Pilot Charles H Ames of Cleveland will be left in its rocky bed atop the Nittany mountains as a monument to the air mail man whose disappearance after a ten day search drew nationwide attention. A Bellefonte wrecking crew stripped salvagable parts then burned wings and fuselage leaving the damaged motor in place.
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Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
Cleveland
Nittany Mountain Range
Twelve killed in Italian rail wreck near Milan
A freight train plowed into a Genoa to Milan passenger train at Bressana Italy killing twelve and injuring twenty. Most victims were peasants as three cars of the passenger train were demolished.
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Bressana
Italy
Milan
Genoa
Indians to invite President to Pacific Northwest pow wow
One thousand Indians from Spokane headed to Washington D C to invite the president to attend the Pacific Northwest Indian pow wow and Halloween festival set for October 30 31. Emissaries Joseph Black Eagle Francis McFarland and Freelander will address civic bodies during the trip. More than 3 000 Indians are expected in Spokane for the event.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington, D. C
King
President College
Joseph Black Eagle
Francis McFarland
Freelander
Movie Actress Anna Q Nilsson Wins Divorce Decree
Los Angeles reports actress Anna Q Nilsson Gunnerson secured an interlocutory divorce from Ga T obfected to her motion picture career and a circle of actors. The Gunns married February 16 1923 and separated last March in a case filed with standard Hollywood notoriety.
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Los Angeles
Anna Q. Nilsson
Gunnerson
Family Killed At A Crossing In Lake Con
AP report detailing a fatal crossing accident near Lake Con on the 17th. Victims include Mr and Mrs Ray M and their infant son, with others injured as the car collided with a train during an early evening commute.
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A. Lake Con
End
Ray M. Ote
Loon
Moving Day Tales From Far Turcoman House
Betty wakes early dreading moving day and is whisked by Go comeback to a Turcoman village on the Caspian coast. A girl explains their nomadic houses built on camels and folded for travel. Betty learns their constant moving routine is hard but their life differs from American custom. She returns home, grateful for her own bed.
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Graciouus
Coimnes
America
Gocomeback
Peones
Caspian Sea
Go Comeback
Herrick Sails to France Laud Locarno Parley
New York October 17 1930 AP Myron T Herrick ambassador to France sailed aboard the liner Paris declaring the Locarno parley one of the most important and happy events since the war.
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New York
Myron T. Herrick
France
Paris
How Can I Be Secure in Love Before Marriage
A reader asks for a test to confirm genuine love before marriage. The adviser says no universal rule fits all. suggests self examination of core values and what one would sacrifice for a spouse. Proposes a personalized test based on hardships one could endure for love.
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Mimi
Erin
Texas Supreme Court ruling on Miriam A. Lee candidacy
One year ago today the Texas supreme court ruled that Miriam A. Lee was a legally qualified candidate for governor. The decision marked a high court endorsement of her gubernatorial bid and defined eligibility criteria for statewide races.
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Texas Supreme Court
Miriam A. Lee
Stock Market Drop After Opening Rally In New York
New York reports a sharp fall in stock prices with a 2 to 10 point loss after an opening rally of 1 to 7 points. The Associated Press cites 1,482,000 shares traded in the day, a high for a half holiday session since August 18, 1906. Private estimates push the day’s volume toward 1,730,400 shares or over 4,000,000 in a full five hour session.
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New York
Associated Press
What This Day Means to You By Mary Blake
Daily horoscope noting benign planetary aspects and a calm mood with a tendency to nitpick others. Emphasizes selflessness for happiness, birthday moods, and character traits for those born today including Allen B. Wilson and Helen Hunt Jackson among successful figures.
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Mary Blake
Allen B. Wilson
Helen Hunt Jackson
H. H
Thomas B. Reed
Harvey W. Wiley
Henry 0. Havemeyer
Chas. Scribner
Birthdays Today For Notable Figures
Nikola Tesla born in Austria 68 years ago. Roland W. Boyden born in Beverly Massachusetts 62 years ago. J Butler Wright born in Irvington on Hudson New York 48 years ago. Dayia C Barrow born in Oglethorpe Georgia 73 years ago. Jacob Schaefer Jr born in Chicago 30 years ago.
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Austria
Roland W. Boyden
Unite States
Reparations Commission
Beverly
Mass
J. Butler Wright
Irvington
Hudson
N. Y
Dayia C. Barrow
University Georgia
Oglethorpe
Jacob Schae
Death of Captain Wallace A Trumbull 46 in Nagasaki
Seattle reports the death of Captain Wallace A Trumbull age 46 of heart trouble yesterday in Nagasaki Japan He was quartermaster in charge of coal ing army transports according to reports at Nagasaki The notice follows his service in the U S Army during World War II as a quartermaster.
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Wash
Wallace A. Trumbull
Nagasaki
Japan
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