Bank Note Issue Limit Rise Amid Gold Flows and Currency Strains
The piece reports France moving to raise the legal limit on bank notes to 51 billion francs while Britain faces continued gold shipments to the United States. It analyzes the impact on U.S. credit, stock markets, and reserve ratios, noting declines in Federal Reserve bank reserves and rising speculative activity on the New York Stock Exchange. The article warns of potential inflationary pressures if gold exports persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
New York
Great Britain
United States
Bank of England
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
England
British Empire
Britain
South Africa
Australia
Middle West
South
Chicago
Kansas City
Dallas
France
Caillaux
Local Lady Sells Furniture Through Ad Method
Mrs. B. C. Regan of Covington used Commercial Tribune Classified Ads to dispose of odd pieces of furniture including a dressing table chairs and an estate stove. The ad helped turn suites and other items into cash. Phone Canal 6300 for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
B. C. Regan
Covington
Nina Putnam Held Up Near Del Ray Florida
Nina Wilcox Putnam, author, wintering at Del Ray, and her companion R W Gauger were robbed on Ocean boulevard about 1 30 am. Five masked youths staged the hold up stealing jewels papers and cash totaling six thousand dollars. Earnings of one thousand dollars a vanity case worth five hundred and papers valued at four thousand five hundred were taken along with seventy five dollars in cash. No clues to the robbers were reported.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Nina Wilcox Putnam
del Ray
Ocean Boulevard
R. W. Gauger
Nina W. Putnam
Woman Leads HbNT to Alter Volstead Act
Miss Helen L. Baughan of the National Liberal Alliance urges President Coolidge to back a Volstead act modification. A canvass across 22 states and the District of Columbia found 90 percent in favor of a new interpretation. dry leaders expect defeat in Congress and doubt enough Republicans support change.
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Helen L. Baughan
Coolidge
New York World News Service
Washington
Congress
National Liberal Alliance
District of Columbia
Friends of Liberty
Miss Baughan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Massachusetts
House
Flight committee named for Amundsen Ellsworth Arctic flight
Captain Roald Amundsen announced the American Advisory Committee for the Amundsen Ellsworth Arctic air expedition. The panel includes Bernon S Prentice as in law relative to Lincoln Ellsworth, with chairman Robert K Cassat Bayard Dominick Marshall Field G Roland Harriman Charles Hayden Grayson M P Murphy and James H Perkins joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Rapld Amundsen
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Arctic
Bernon S. Prentice
Wother
Lincoln Ellsworth
Amundsen
Robert K. Cassa
Bayard Dominick
Marshall Field
G. Roland Harriman
Charles Hayden
Grayson
M. P. Murphy
James H. Perkins
Americans Lose Ground In Push For World Disarmament
Washington reports that prospects for a disarmament conference in the United States are waning as Locarno results unfold. The White House notes rely on newspaper accounts, signaling the conference would be under League of Nations auspices with the U S not seated at the table.
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New York World News ‘Service
Washington
Locarno
Coolidge
Switzerland
White House
League of Nations
Hughes
United States
U. S
Europe
Widow Leloir Makes Four Suicide Attempts in Four Hours
In Paris on October 17 widow Mme Leloir tried four times to end her life within four hours. She severed her throat with a razor, leaped before a subway train, jumped from a high bridge into the Seine, and finally ingested poison. She was treated at Hospital St. Alaine and later turned over to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Paris
Mme. Leloir
St. Alaine
Seine
N. Y
Miami Real Estate Boom Fears as Florida Growth Surges
Miami writer surveys Florida boom from 1915 to 1935 vision of a million inhabitants. He notes climate and real estate as dominant industries, rising housing pressures, and profiteering real estate speculators as the era’s main drivers and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
New York World News Service
Miami
Fla
Florida
North
Middle West
Klondike
Jacksonville
Key West
Astor Builds Tiny Railroad To Haul Guests
Vincent Astor installed a miniature estate railroad at Rhinebeck New York. A small steam locomotive rebuilt in Poughkeepsie pulls an observation car for two passengers on a half mile track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Vincent Astor
Poughkeepsie
Marv Goodwin survives Ellington crash after plane spin fall
Marvin Goodwin former Houston Club pitcher and manager in the Texas League and recently sold to the Cincinnati Nationals was seriously injured when his Army Air Service trainer plane fell into a tail spin at Ellington Field. Both legs broken and skull injury feared only minor. Staff Sergeant W H McGrath survived with him as the plane struck on its right wing reducing the impact.
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Houston
Tex
Marvin Goodwin
Houston Club
Texas League
Cincinnati Nationals
Ellington Field
Goodwin
Army Air Service Reserve
W. H. McGrath
Ellin
Neipert
Ristheuvert
Goodwin Injured in Airplane Crash Linked to Reds Prospects
Marvin Goodwin, seriously injured in yesterday's airplane crash, pitched for the Cincinnati Baseball Club as a relief right hander after moving from the Houston Texas League club late last season. Reds manager Jack Hendricks called him a likely prospect and he previously appeared in major league play with the St. Louis Cardinals before joining Cincinnati on Adolfo Luque's recommendation.
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Marvin Goodwin
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Houston
Goodwin
Reds
Jack Hendricks
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
Stand Collapse Injures Four At Barberton Game
Four people were injured when a grandstand section collapsed during a Barberton versus South Akron football game in Kenmore. One woman, Mary Morgan, 60, was seriously hurt, struck by a falling timber.
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Associated Press
Barberton, O
Barberton
South Akron
Kenmore
Mary Morgan
Russian War Minister Franse Seriously Ill in Kremlin Hospital
Moscow reports General Michael W Franse minister of war is gravely ill with a duodenal ulcer. Leading doctors from Leningrad and other cities have joined Kremlin surgeons to plan an immediate operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Michael W. Franse
Kremlin
Russia
Leningrad
Mellon opposes $5,000 income tax exemption proposal
Secretary Mellon warned against exempting earners of five thousand dollars or less from all federal taxes citing revenue loss and urging universal stake in the country as Ways and Means opens hearings on a tax reduction bill. He noted the Garner proposal would relieve about 3,000,000 taxpayers and outlined expected shifts in exemptions and rates pending committee action.
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Washington
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Edge
N. J
Garner
Texas
Ways Fa and Means
Bacharach
New Jersey
Congress
Boy of 14 Foils Five Kidnappers in Narrow Escape
William Fischbach, 13, son of Dr. Howard Fischbach, escaped five white men in a car who trailed him from his Warren avenue home to Clifton avenue. He plunged into A B Closson’s home on Clifton after the car stopped. the assailants fled. Police and parents investigated, with no trace found.
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William Fischbach
Howard P. Fischbach
Warren Avenue
Fischbach
A. B. Closson
Clifton Avenue
Warren
Clifton Avenues
Closson
Mrs. Closson
William
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Bryant Avenues
Death of Laura Biddle ruled alcohol related by coroner
Los Angeles report states Mrs. Laura Biddle wife of Philadelphia sportsman Craig Biddle died with alcohol cited as probable cause by Autopsy Surgeon A F Wagner after bruises were found. Dr Joseph Cipes, her physician, said she had long history of intoxication and heart trouble was the apparent cause per initial statements.
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Los Angeles
Laura. Biddle
Philadelphia
Craig Biddle
A. F. Wagner
Harold L. Davis
Joseph S. Cipes
Biddle
Cipes
Sadie
Mary Davis
Mrs. Biddle
Wagner
Dr. Cipes
Rose Stokes Attacks New York Divorce Law Over Scandal Basis
Rose Pastor Stokes denounces New York divorce rules requiring scandal as basis for divorce. In a Bronx flat she writes that love should justify separation and condemns laws that force couples to prove a scandalous life. She cites her own marriage to J G Phelps Stoke and argues the state bears the real disgrace.
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Rose Pastor Stokes
New York World News Service
New York
Bronx
J. G. Phelps Stoke
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Nyack
East Side
Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Singing tailor may debut at Aeolian Hall in February
Max Berman a clothes presser in New York attracted Prof Giacomo Bourg's attention with his Hungarian tenor. Bourg tutored him in voice and languages. Berman plans an Aeolian Hall debut in February and could sing on the Metropolitan stage like Caruso.
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Clothes Presser
Melodious
Prof. Bourg
New York World News Service
New York
Max Berman
Hungary
Berman
Giacomo Bourg
Lucia Borgia
Edward Lankow
Bernardo Olskansky
Metropolitan Opera
Bourg
Rosenbla
McCormick
Caruso
Aeolian
Fatal auto toll climbs with Ohio Michigan week end deaths
A girl 14 and a woman die from vehicle crashes in Cincinnati area as auto fatalities reach 105, two more than 1924. Ferdinand Luken, 1709 Freeman Ave, cited for manslaughter after striking Colline Rost 14 as she crossed Vine and Thilly streets. Several other pedestrians injured. witnesses report non stopping drivers and police note hospital treatments and court actions.
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Hamilton County
Vine and Burnett Street
Vine and
Thilly Streets
Colline Rost
Vine Street
Ferdinand Luken
Freeman Avenue
Christ Hospital
Luken
H. C. Barker
Handley
Mark Twain Avenue
Hannibal
Cincinnati
George W. Green
Brooks Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Montgomery and
Avenue
Five Die When Auto Struck By Interurban Car in Michigan
At Springer's Crossing near NSING Michigan five people perished instantly when the car carrying George M. Long former State Representative of Pompei and four relatives was hit by an interurban. The victims included Long's wife and three Pompei friends' daughters Doris Entrekin 14 Vada Haynes 12 and Nelli Haynes 9. Long was en route from Mason to Lansing and a light car was crushed with bodies hurled into a nearby field. Long belonged to a minority faction in the 1923 Democratic Legislature.
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Nsing
Mich
George M. Long
Pompei
Here
Doris Entrekin
Vada Haynes
Nelli Haynes
Mr.Long
Mason
Lansing
Springer’s Crossing
Holt
Long
Miller Family Dead in Ohio Interurban Collision
In Dover Ohio on October 18 W C Miller 51 and his daughter Lolla 5 along with Irene Johnson 5 of Newhart Ohio were killed when their auto collided with a Northern Ohio Traction interurban car. Mrs Miller and Mrs Dolly Johnson are injured critically and skull fracture details are noted.
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N O. T
Miller
Aake
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