Germany faces financial crisis amid bank closures and loans
Germany's Reichsbank and major banks close as capital flees and a two day moratorium is imposed. Brussels Paris and Washington push for a conference while the Reichsbank seeks aid from global lenders. President Hindenburg and ministers threaten resignation over proposed conditions.
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Bedtime Story for Children by Thornton W Burgess
Peter Rabbit sits still as Honker the Goose retells a tale of Glutton the Wolverine. The trapper loses his temper, but learns to work smarter, setting traps anew while Glutton outwits him by hunting them all. Glutton feasts then spoils the traps for others as the hunter seeks him.
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Hanker the Googe
Glutton the Wolverine
Honker
Peter
Buster Bear
Buster
Enery
Slong
Death of Georgia Congressman A. G. Edwards Shifts House
Democrat representative in the First Georgia district A. G. Edwards died suddenly in Atlanta at age fifty three. His death increases Republican majority in the House to 215 to 213 with one Warmer-Laborite and six vacancies remaining.
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Ae G. Edwards
Congress
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Mr. Edwards
Aswell
Lou
Nonstop Flights Reach Far Necks of the World Endfam
George Endres and Alexander Magyar attempted a nonstop flight from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to near Budapest Hungary. Their fuel ran out 14 miles short of the goal. Joseph Lebrix and Marcel Doret aimed a 6 000 mile Paris to Tokyo run in 62 hours but crashed in Siberia near Irkutsk. Lebrix was lightly injured.
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Alexander Magyar
Harbor Grace
N. F
Budapest
Joseph Lebrix
Marcel Doret
Faris
Tokyo
Siberia
Irkutsk
Lebrix
Russia Decrees Pay Reform for Collective Farm Workers
The People's Commissariat for Agriculture issues a decree directing payment to workers on collective farms. The new rule aims to standardize wages and restore traditional agricultural practices as part of a broader shift in Soviet policy.
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Russia
People's Commissiariat For
Fall Ordered to New Mexico Penitentiary for Bribery Term
A. B. Fall former secretary of the interior is ordered by the Department of Justice to serve his term in the New Mexico penitentiary for the Ele Bilis bribery conviction. To accommodate his incipient tuberculosis his sentence was changed from a year to a year and a day by Justice Jennings B. Ballar of the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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Department of Justice
New Mexico
Southwest
Jennings Baller
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Converts Spread Buddhism in America led by Japanese monks
Yekun Furukawa head of the Rinzai Buddhists arrives from Japan to devote five years to missionary work in the United States. In San Francisco Margaret Ledson becomes Un Kan after embracing Buddhism and plans to sail to Japan. she concerns care for her fourteen year old son Robert who may serve at the temple altar.
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Boston
Yekun Furukawa
Japan
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Yulun
San Francisco
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Budda
Un-Kan
Robert
Big Base Stealer Ben Chapman Leads In Stolen Bases
Ben Chapman, outfielder for the New York Yankees, shows a constant urge to steal bases at every opportunity. He leads both the American and National leagues in stolen bases this season.
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Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Girlies Quarrel Over Lowering Roof Trap
An illustrated scene from a Bell Syndicates-WNE Service piece describes a trapper entering a roofed space, losing food, and returning with more items. The narrator questions if Glutton or Glatton will claim the loot, praising the trapper’s cleverness over the little people in fur.
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Bell Syndicates
WNE Service
Tod
Glutton
Glatton
J. G. Lierd
WNU
Pact With Spirit on the West Coast of Africa
A tale describes a child's compelled bond with an unseen spirit. Parents strike a bargain to have the spirit guard the child, who in turn binds himself by proxy to certain taboos such as fasting at sea and abstaining from certain meats, ensuring the spirit’s protection.
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White House
Tariff Commission
Mde
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Africa
Health and Wealth Reversed in Circular Fortune
Fragmentary verse notes a man trading his health for wealth and then reversing course to regain health, describing a cycle of sacrifice and return in a concise, moral tone. The lines imply a personal cost balance between physical well being and financial gain across repeated efforts.
FOR SUMMER DAY MEALS Squaw Dish and Codfish a la Mode
Old fashioned summer dishes described. Squaw Dish combines small new potatoes onions carrots and peas with salt pork and milk seasoned to taste. Codfish a la Mode soaks cod and mixes with mashed potatoes milk and eggs, then bakes and browns. A fried egg is steamed in water in a greased pan.
Tongue and Spinach Salad and Pepper Eggs Dish
Cut pepper stems, remove seeds, fill with an egg, bake until set, season, and serve on buttered toast. A quick luncheon uses beaten egg yolk with orange juice served very cold. Nix two cups cooked spinach with tongue and celery, seasoned, molded, unmolded, and served chilled with mayonnaise dressing.
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Western Newspsper
Uslon
Dixie Tie About Liked by Majority of Women
A Woman's Home Companion note describes a wrap around prom frock from Georgia that spreads nationwide. It features a simple bound edge with bin tape and a waist tie for easy wearing over the head. Materials for the dress cost under a dollar.
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Dixie
Georgia
Leyden Jar Invented in Leyden in 1746
A historical note records the Leyden jar being invented in the city of Leyden in 1746 marking an early breakthrough in electrical storage.
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City of
Leyden
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