President Roosevelt readiness to intervene in Cuba crisis
Washington in September reports say President Roosevelt ready to intervene in Cuba if needed to protect American interests. Navy units near Cuba and Dominican waters move toward potential actions while Army readiness and interdepartmental coordination are emphasized. Cuban insurgents brace for possible large scale operations as conditions worsen.
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Washington
Sept
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
Mayenoa
Santo Domingo
Cienfuegos
Peace Cormission
Denver
New London
Vonn
Haward
Mariotta
Dominican
Cienfuegas
Bell
Stat Las
Teressary
Atlantic
Philppines
Pacific Islands
Bank President Paul Ol Stensland Sent to New York by Hamburg Line
Paul Ol Stensland former president of Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago sailed for New York on the Hamburg-American liner Prinz Adelbert in custody of attorney Olson. He feared a European arrest and possible extradition difficulties, appeared pale and nervous, and asked what Americans would think of him. The narrative includes stray ad text for a course in finance and items like fountain syringes and water bottles on sale.
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Paul OL Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago
New York
Prinz Adelbert
Atty
Olson
Adelbert
Tangler
Europens
Steinsland
United States
Stonalind
America
Remarkable accident near the Utopian Peniel gathering
A crimson automobile plunges 100 feet from a turnpike into the Sweetwater River valley. Roderick J. Kleiber and Miss Marie Bernadotte survive the plunge after clinging to the car as it flipped midair. They emerge uninjured and dine with Utopian Society members afterward. A cow is killed by the car as it reaches shore.
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Sweetwater
Huns Brake
Roderick J. Kleiber
Wermantown
Marie Bernadotte
Tiermantowns
Hunsbrake
Depositors Offered One Third In Cash In Reorganization Plan
Philadelphia report on Recalver George H Farle proposal to creditors and stockholders of the wrecked Real Hy mnte Trust Company. Depositors would receive one third of deposits in cash and the rest as preferred stock. Preferred stock would be paid first for dividends up to six percent and principal by securities held by the bank outside legal matters.
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Philadelphia
George H. Farle
Real Hymnte Trust Company
God Securities
Legal Securities
Hardyfood and market plans reveal financial restructuring
An article discusses Hardyfood condensed strength marketing against other foods and outlines a bank receiver's plan to reorganize a trust company. It notes stock changes from 1.5 million to a mix of 200 thousand preferred and 1.5 million common, plus deposit and liability details.
Fragmented Political Rhetoric From an Old Publication
A garbled OCR fragment discusses republican ideals, governance, finance, and public service with scattered references to independence, opposition, and authority. The text shows strained sentences about leaders, policy, and national identity amid unclear context.
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Philippines
Athantic
Muide
Palma
Havana
Defin Buenine
Pttlighog
Menocal
Tlavana
T Regreg
Tn Rethal
Ciehtueas
N. Y. College
Salt
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New York City
Bb. U
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Burgomaster Township
Utop- Han Society
Ita
Kletcher
Klether
Miss Bernadette
E. U. Hague
Anéwar
Bigamist
Effingham, Ill
James A. Gorman
Jessie B. Gorma
Akron
Gorman
T19
Hfingham Morning Record
Jensis B. Gorman
Ohio
Gor- Man
Chester
Alan Ines
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga Falls
Chester Penitentiary
Effingham
Gorin
Hardyfood Condensed Muscle
National Book
Elyria
U. S
Asbler
of Lorain
Ss. I
Williams
E. E
Tom C. Johnson
Qho. H. Ely
W. EL Hrooks
W. E. Nwiller
Threctars
Liberty’s
Liberty Clothing Go
Maneillon
Uhrichsville
Bridgeport
Wheeling
Mitter
Forbax
Schedu
Hese
Toma
Smit Jewelers
Bsagabes Hove
Ges
Bears
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