AIR LINER SAFE OVER NEW MEXICO RESCUE
Rescuers halted a search for a missing Western Air Express plane after a tri motor craft unexpectedly landed near Albuquerque with all aboard safe. The ship had been forced down near Tracheda by a storm and set a fire while the crew and passengers rested, then resumed its journey when weather improved. A strong market and other items followed in today’s edition, including comments by prominent financiers and officials on the stock crash, plus sports and local notices.
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Western Air Express
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Stock Markets Rally Delayed Openings After Float Market
Stock exchanges announce partial reopenings with New York and Chicago limiting hours as a rally follows a week of selling frenzy. Governors cite exhaustion among traders and staff. highs push U S Steel and allied issues upward while curb trading shows early gains. Investors view high grade stocks as bargain levels amid renewed confidence.
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New York
New York Stock
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steelcommon
General Motors
Radio
Anaconda
Chrysler
Erlecommon
General Electric
Texas Gulf
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
American and Foreign Power
Kennecott Copper
Paramount
New York Curb Exchange
Cities Service
U. S. Steel Common
Storm Imprisons 18 on Pike's Peak
A storm trapped fourteen people in the Summit House and Glen Cove on Pike's Peak. Rescue efforts were planned as heavy snow and wintry blasts hit Denver and the eastern Rocky Mountain region. None of the stranded are in danger. Ample provisions remain for several days. Snow fell across Wyoming Colorado New Mexico and as far as El Paso Texas paralyzing trade and delaying air travel. Trinidad reports about two inches of snow. Temperatures in the Rockies rose to about 15 degrees above zero.
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Colorado Gatings
Galo
Summit House
Glen
Pike's Peak
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Trinidad
Colo
Direct Contact With Agricultural Problems Reported
Washington October 30. The federal farm board held an informal conference with 34 state agricultural commissioners about relief under the federal farm act. The board outlined its methods while the commissioners described their policies and steps taken. Andrew L. Felker of Concord New Hampshire was elected president and Mark G. Thornburg of Des Moines Iowa vice president.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Board
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Andrew L. Felker
Concord, N. H
Mark G. Thornburg
Des Moines
Glementel Tries to Form Cabinet in France
Paris reports that Edenns Clementel, Senate finance committee chair and former finance minister, accepted in principle the task of forming a cabinet to succeed the Briand ministry. If Clementel joins the radical group, he may lead a New Union government more left than Polncar, replacing conservatives with radicals and earning financial backing.
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Paris
Unian
Clemente
Two Hunters Shot in Pheasant Drive Near Cedar Falls
Open pheasant season drew thousands as two Waterloo hunters were seriously injured when a gun discharged at three miles west of Cedar Falls. James Brosher survived chest and face wounds from stray pellets while Joseph Netley Jr. suffered a hip fracture. both events amid a large hunting party and a dawn firing barrage.
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Waterloo
Joseph Netley, Jr
Summit Avenue
Challis Horner
J. W. Horner
Cedar Falls
Horner
Harner
Netley
Hippent Sartor Hospital
Cedar
Altho
Neiley
Evening Courier
Newton Pullman
Clarence Pullman
Sullivan Avenue
Jamies Brosher
Ninth ‘Street West
Ivan Broshar
Saime Addressy
Bezinn
Black Hawk County
Bob Martin
Jim McKillip
P. 3
Page
Faga
Sam Bopp
Logan “Anua
Hoover Leads in Honoring Burton at State Funeral
Washington October 30. President Hoover and cabinet members attend a subdued state funeral for Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio in the Senate chamber. The body will be shipped to Cleveland for interment. a congressional delegation plans to attend. Madame Curie receives a $50,000 silver draft for radium purchase for Warsaw hospital and laboratory. no grand social functions are planned.
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Washington
D. C
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Senate
Hoover
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Cleveland
House
Congress
Burton
Ohio City
Tts
Curie
Warsaw
America
Madamie Curie
White House
Death toll on Wisconsin sinking rises to eighteen
Kenosha Wisconsin October thirtieth six teen men died when the steamer Wisconsin sank off the Kenosha shore testimony from purser Harvey Lyon at a federal investigation says there were 71 crew members and four passengers of the ship nine bodies recovered fifty nine rescued with nineteen injured or exposed the federal government county and Goodrich Steamship Company joint in investigation.
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Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Harvey~ Lyon
Lyon
County
Goodrich Steamship Company
Occasional Rains Predicted by Reed
Des Moines reports Charles D. Reed, United States weather observer, forecast occasional rains in the east and south of the state and warmer weather in the southeast for tonight and Thursday. He said rain would continue generally across the state with little temperature change. Some frost was reported in the state's lowlands last night but not serious.
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Des Moines
U.R
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather Observer
Reed
Guggenheim Named Flying Diplomat to Cuba
New York October 30 Harry F Guggenheim newly appointed ambassador to Cuba will make all ambassadorial calls by airplane becoming America’s first flying diplomat He revealed today Guggenheim is scheduled to leave for Havana in two weeks
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New York
Uks
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
America
Guggenheim
Havens
Maytag Posts Record Nine Month Profit at Newton Plant
The Maytag Company of Newton, a washing machine maker, announced a nine month net profit of 4,802,484 dollars, up from 4,695,453 dollars a year earlier. The report marks the largest nine month profit in the company’s history.
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Newton, Ta
Maytag Company
Newton
Two Hurt When Streetcars Bombed
New Orleans Va Oct 30 Two passengers were injured when two street cars were badly damaged by bomb explosions in a new outbreak of violence in the trolley strike. The injured were not seriously hurt, it was said.
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New Orleans
Tog
Rockefellers Urge Buy as Stocks Dip for Investment
New York reports Jehu D Rockefeller senior and his son indicate they are buying sound common stocks. They say fundamental U S conditions are sound and there is no basis for the value destruction seen on exchanges last week. They plan to continue purchases in substantial amounts at investment levels.
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New York
Jehu D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Fils Son
Sny 500
Dollar Day Invasion Struggles In Waterloo Stores
Bargain day brings crowds to nearly every Waterloo store with windows stocked for Christmas shoppers. Despite murky weather, men and women flood streets, sprinting to grab hose and other bargains as clerks work and merchants smile. Bargain hunters move quickly, checking stacks and racing to secure desired items.
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Osenar's
Cota
Iowa
Waterloo
Destroyers Ordered to Chinese Waters
Manila reports the forty fifth destroyer division being dispatched immediately to Chinese waters in view of a possible need there. The ships had arrived for navy day and may depart soon, leaving Manila harbor. A second brief item notes Indianola resident R M McCor escaping from a psychiatric hospital and being recaptured after a short return.
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Manila
U.P
Towa City
R. M. McCor
Indianola
Psychopathic Hospital
Davenport
McCoy
Preacher Scores Suit Over Usury Weekday Roles
Chicago October 30. The Parkside Lutheran church pastor refused a salary on Sunday while the injunction suit alleges usury during the week. The case names Ch Nilsen as board chairman of the United States Mortgage Co. Ten stockholders seek relief to stop two stock issues, alleging they were defrauded of ten years of dividends.
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Chicago
Rey
Nilsen
Parkside
United States Mortgage Company
Lobbyist Grundy defends farm aid role before senate
Washington D G et al recounts Grundy defending government farm relief loans totaling half a billion dollars as crucial to farmers while arguing the policy would not markedly boost farm operations. He faces questions on patronage lobbying, Watson nomination, and ties to Republican leaders amid Senate Judiciary inquiry.
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Grundy
Republican Party
Caraway
Nis
Albert
LA. Watson
Scranton
Middle Pennsylvania
Binnie
Conference of
Pennsylvania
Mayflower Hotel
David A. Reed
Reed
Watson
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Judicciary Committee
Borah
Idaho
Nome
Bingham
Blackstone
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Senator Penrose
Harding
Penrose
Connecticut
Charles L.evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’. Association
Sena
Evansona
Calunin Eluhty
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Colony Vintage Company
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