Hoover outlines causes of low mood and proposes reforms
In central states, President Hoover frames the low mood as a dominant issue and argues confidence over fear will revive prosperity. He proposes tightening the Federal Reserve Act and banking system to protect investors and curb speculative money flows. He also calls for integrity in government and cites Civil War lessons at Lincoln tomb. Hoover plans to remain in Washington after a long tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Giant Seaplane Concludes Brazil Island to Bahia Journey
The world’s largest seaplane completed a 1400 mile south Atlantic flight from Fernando de Noronha to Brazil, circling Parahyba and Penambuco before continuing to Maccio and Bahia. Friedrich Christiansen commanded the 18 passengers on the voyage begun in Allenrhein in November 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parahyba
Penambucco
Friedrich Christiansen
Fernando Noronha
Brazil
Natal
Maccio
Bahia
Japanese flyer leaves Chicago for New York voyage
Japanese newspaperman Shingu, racing a colleague around the world, departed Chicago today aboard a National Air Transport plane for New York. He has reservations on the Europa, sailing for Europe tomorrow. Shingu began his eastward leg from Japan on June 6, while Kinzo Funguna travels west across Russia.
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Chicago
Sutinaru -Shingu
Man
New York
Europe
Shingu
Japan
Kinzo’ Funguna
Russia
Steamboat Wreck Victims Buried in Brittany Funeral
In Nantes, France, 77 victims of the St Philibert steamboat disaster were buried after outdoor services as thousands of Bretons attended to mourn more than 400 drowned. Aristids Briand led ceremonies, stood for two hours, and the city paused with curtains drawn and flags at half staff.
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Nantes
France
St. Philibert
Bay of Biscay
Aristids Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Express Delivery Expansion Sought in Winslow
W F Seidel traveling auditor for the Railway Express Agency returned from Winslow after surveying city limits to extend free delivery. He recommended including homes within the city’s corporate bounds, noting growth demands. Delivery must await Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
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Winslow City
W. F. Seidel
Railway Express Agency
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Commission
Questions to Honer About Harding Scandals Explored
The piece records Walsh questioning Hoover’s Marion speech on Harding’s death and alleged betrayals by Fall Daugherty Forbes and Miller. It notes calls to identify Harding’s knowledge of graft and why he did not dismiss officials or pursue prosecutions.
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Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Harding
Hoover
Democratic National Committee
Walsh
Marion, O
Marion
Fall
Daugherty
Forbes
Miller
Ridward L. Doheny
President Coolidge
Veterans Bureau
Public Service
State Ranges Reported In Good Condition Across Regions
The weekly range and cattle outlook shows generally good conditions in most areas. Reports detail improving grass and water in New Mexico and several Arizona zones, with some water scarcity near Grand Canyon and in Yuma but overall favorable grazing and crop conditions.
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Phoenix
Ft. Bayard
N. M
Arizona
Roosevelt
Grand Canyon
Williams
Pinedale
Utilities official dies on Monterey Peninsula
Charles H. Dickey aged 71 a well known Pacific coast utilities official died at his Monterey Peninsula home south of San Francisco last night after a long career in public service.
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San Francisco
Charles H. Dickey
Pacific Coast Utilities
Monterey Peninsula
Here
Catholics Protest Anti Religion Bill In Vera Cruz
In Mexico City on June 18 Catholics nationwide urged President Pascual Ortiz Rubio to block a Vera Cruz anti religious bill. Jalapa dispatches say the measure sets one priest per 100000 inhabitants, capping a population over a million at eleven priests, including three bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Bar silver steady as market opens in New York
Bar silver trades steady at 265 8 in New York as Oatman Work set to resume at Levington mine under Consolidated Gold Mining Co after installing a $25 000 hoisting and electric plant.
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New York
Oatman
Levington
Consolidated Gold Mining, Co
Mexicans 69 To Homeland Continued From Page One
Article discusses mass migration of Mexicans from the United States amid unemployment and home-country ties. Rafael de la Colina cites home preference as a cause while G P Clements and C B Moore contest government immigration campaigns and warn of labor shortages for California fruit growers. The exodus is described as growing from a trickle to a major movement with trains transporting migrants to El Paso and on to Mexican states including Jalisco Michoacan Guanajuato Aguas Calientes and Zacatecas.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rafael de la Colina
Colina
California
G. P. Clements
Agricultural Department
Paign
United States
C. B. Moore
Western Growers
Association
Arizona
Moore
el Paso
Jalisco
Michoacan
Guanajuato
Aguas Calientes
Zacatecas
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Jeanette MacDonald
RIA
K.ring
Star of “Ait Quiet
Jean Harlow
Hell's
Robert Montgomery
NEA
Memphis Bureau
Mr. Hippopotamus
Memphis (Tenn.) Zoo
Seidel
Bunting
Central Drug Company
Honer
Santa Cruz County
Prescott
Graham County
Holbrook
Yuma
Salt River
Mexico City
Templeton Plumbing
Kinsley Ave
O’hara
Ms . Lunes
Jerry Daugherty
Workingman
Wolverine
Winslow, Arizona
America
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