German crisis widens as banks close and loans loom
Germany faces a deepening financial crisis as banks shut, capital flees, and a $100 million Reichsbank rediscount is sought from the BIS and major banks. Hans Luther seeks aid in Basel while Paris and London plan talks with the United States backing a moratorium.
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Germany
George W
France
McGarrah
Darmstaedter Und National Bank
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Berlin
London
Paris
Danzig
von Hindenburg
Luther
Basel
Bank For International Settlements
Gates W. McGarrah
Federal Reserve Bank of the
United States
Bank of France
Bank of England
World Bank
MU Mansare
America
Europe
Bruening
Curtius
Henderson
England
Stimson
Hoover
Mellon
Federal Reserve
Washington
Charles G. Edwards Dies Suddenly as Georgia Representative
Democrat Charles G. Edwards, serving as representative in Georgia's First District, died suddenly triggering reaction from local officials and colleagues. The cause and funeral details were not disclosed in the report.
Remarkable non stop flight from Harbor Grace to near Budapest
APTS. George Endres and Alexander Magyar of the Hungarian army completed a nonstop flight from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to within 14 miles of Budapest but ran out of fuel before reaching the city. Also, Joseph Lebrix and Marcel Do Ret started a nonstop Paris to Tokyo attempt aiming for 6000 miles.
Chile appoints Blanquier to lead cabinet as premier and finance chief
Hile forms a new cabinet with Pedro Blanquier serving as premier and finance minister. Former finance and public works minister and former director of state railways, Blanquier is seen as an efficient technical leader who may restore Chilean finances.
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Hile
Pedro Blanquier
Blanquier
Santiago
White House defends tariff commission amid attacks
The White House replies to Democratic criticism of the tariff commission, praising its investigations of 110 articles under the flexible tariff and noting 22 cases completed with 10 price increases, 12 duties cut, and 20 unchanged. It cites expeditious handling and a weekly disposition rate, while contrasting with the Mooney Billings case and criticizing alleged judicial failures.
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Tom
White House
Tariff Commission
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Wickersham Commission
Mooney-Billings
San Francisco
Monte M. Lemann
New Orleans
Fall, former secretary of the interior ordered committed
A fragment notes that a former interior secretary, Fall, was ordered by the Department of Justice to be committed, with limited readable context indicating a legal action or detention.
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A. B
Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Justice
Northern Pacific seeks Dawson county rail line permit
The Northern Pacific applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission on July 8 1929 for a permit to build the Woodrow Bloom field branch in Dawson county. Officials estimate the line would ship 100 or more carloads of grain and livestock in year one at a cost of about 718000, running from Woodrow toward Circle and Brockway across streams feeding the Yellowstone.
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PQ Ailwae
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ezra Brainerd, Jr
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Commission
Ufe Insurance
Savings Bank
Tidewater
Woodrow
Glendive
Red‘water
Circle
Brockway
Yellowstone
Switt’s Awnings Business Prompted Rumor
A local remark suggests Switt is involved in a shady enterprise as he runs an awning business. The exchange underscores community suspicions about his dealings and warrants cautious scrutiny.
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Switt
That Empty Feeling on a Short Trip and Gas Shortage
A fragmented notice describes a roadside situation with many tilting stations and no fuel within ten miles. The text reflects a misprint or incomplete OCR of a travel warning about running out of gas on a short trip.
Poor Fellow Conductor and Porter Exchange Quip
A humorous exchange aboard the train shows the porter asking about the man in the berth and the porter replies the window was open and the man got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.
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Porter
Insolvent Man Declared Ruined After Lost Wealth
Dialogue shows Tom Insolvent confronted about his finances. Wife betrays no earnings, and an observer declares him ruined, highlighting a sharp turn from insolvency to total ruin. The exchange underscores the fragility of fortunes and social judgment in financial distress.
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Tom
Widow with Six Kids Marries After Dying Whiskers Dye
An old joke features an ide bachelor asking about danger in dyeing whiskers black. The barber replies that Jake Smith dyed his whiskers and married a widow with six children.
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Jake Smith
Dramatist Complains of Imitators Preceding Him
A dramatist discusses his work and his arms with a critic and says he has had many imitators. The critic responds that the imitators appeared especially beforehand.
Missionary Diet Sparks Cannibal Debate
A quirky overheard exchange features a missionary claiming to come with good intentions and a cannibal replying that the person cannot be aided because they are on a diet. The dialogue underlines a darkly humorous clash between two extreme eaters.
Dangerous Pairings of Firearms and the Fool
A stark observation on dangerous habits as a firearm combined with foolish behavior leads to tragic outcomes. The quotation warns that careless use and misjudgment ignite needless harm, urging restraint and responsibility.
Give Him a Ticket
A sardonic traffic cop confronts Mr Chuggins who admits he would not have blundered into trouble if he could navigate the town. The exchange underscores a humorous roadside incident reported by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Those Dear Girls Love Triangle Sparked by Proposal
Rhoda and Dick found the scene awkward as he proposed, while Miss Ryval reacted with disbelief. The couple’s moment drew attention for its playful, embarrassed vibe and lighthearted embarrassment among onlookers.
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Rhoda—Dick
Miss Ryval
Pearl in an Oyster Stew Quip From Oll Weekly
A waiter proclaims satisfaction with less while a customer coldly says he seeks oysters. The remark from Oll Weekly frames a humorously terse exchange about expectations and value in a dining moment.
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Oll Weekly
French Dyeing and Cleaning Ad Solicits Outside Work
60 West Galena St Butte Montana advertises French Dyeing and Cleaning with satisfaction guaranteed and outside work solicited. Phone 516.
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Galena St
Butte, Mont
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