Great Peru Bond Sales Told Again By Veilan Robertson
Washington February 27 a Senate stock market committee heard that the National City company helped sell 90 million dollars in Peruvian bonds to Americans while withholding in its files notes on instability in Peru. Victor Schoepner testified he and other officials knew Peru had factory debt but believed conditions were improving. Baker, RB. Faker, and others discussed the situation as a prior warning from the office. Baker resigned following the episode.
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Washington
National City Company
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Victor Schoepnerin
Matther
Meri
Moratorium Bill Beaten in Senate Clash
Washington marks a legislative setback as the moratorium bill fails in the Senate after opposition from union leaders and legislators. The measure would have funded a 1 trillion reconstruction credit to aid mortgage holders in paying delinquent taxes and installments while government ownership of farms looms as a threat.
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Washington
Mele
Vppfarm
Alan
Senate
Bornd
Eatin
Glnes
Virgin
Walcott DH
Nardt
Stuater King
Utah
Leader of Reds in Utah Jail Under Probe
A. M. T. Baler, communist candidate for Utah governor, and Oreon Shelley were jailed in Salt Lake City on charges tied to an anti-forcible-abolition demonstration. Fourteen people were arrested. seven men remain held on $1,000 bonds, one woman released on own recognizance.
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Salt Tanke City
M. T. Baler
Utah
Oreon Shelley
Bonda
Bride of Senator Walsh Ties to Havana Embassy Nuptials
Senator Walsh of Montana, recently widowed, returns to Washington for the inquiry and induction. He brings his bride Senora Navas Perez Chau, widow of a Cuban businessman, with Cuban and Iranian heritage. The marriage occurred at the American embassy in Havana, a portrait of a Washington friend noted.
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Wen Sen
Walsh
Washington
Senora Navas Perez Chau
Cuhan
Senora Truffin
Montana
Lour
Loaning Method Of The Agricultural Credit Corporation
The third article on the operations of the Hoelenn branch explains the loaning method of the Agricultural Credit Corporation. It notes the policy of Montana branch at VWelena and Spokane as a considered practice, aiming to assure repayment. The article discusses how loans in land the commercial banks would avoid are needed to maintain credit and prevent business losses, with continuation on page 3.
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ADE
Hoelenn
Agricultural Credit Carnoraiow
Agriculural Cred Corporation
Montana
Vwelena
al Spokane
Credit Corporation
Irrigation Moratorium Bill 15 Through Congress
Washington February 27 1932 The moratorium bill to extend stoppage of payments on federally funded irrigation projects was approved by the House and sent to the president. It defers payments for the latter half of 1932 and all of 1933 involving about 4.6 million dollars with interest reduced from six to three percent per year.
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Washington
House
Five held as suspects in Santa Rosa hotel slaying
Four men and a woman were detained in San Francisco as suspects in the killing of Special Policeman William Carrick during an attempted hotel robbery at the Buon Gusto in Santa Rosa. One suspect confessed involvement as two robbers sought loot with three lookouts.
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San Francisco
William Carrick
Santa Rosa
Buon Gusto
Carrick
Mother and four children perish in home fire
In Flint Michigan, Mia Mildred Uamitian aged 21 and her four children Minnie six William three Robert one Hubert three months died in a house blaze. Ernest Narmiiten, in the yard, said the mother may have attempted to start the fire with kerosene from a stove. The six victims included a baby and three young children.
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Flint
Mik
Pel
Mia
Mildred Uamitian
Ure
Ernest Narmiiten
Minnie
William
Robert
Hubert
Folsom Break Plot Fails as Convict Kills Self
In a failed escape attempt at Folsom Prison, an inmate killed himself after a plan to use handmade weapons and metal parts was discovered. Authorities report two men connected to prior escape efforts, including Colson and Bampeell, and note links to a 1929 payroll heist.
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Sacramenta
Arment
Vida Kere
Shey Sampson
Martin Colson
Tolson Prinott
Uelaans
Uninf Smith
Sampaell
Smith Mae
Mecca
Folsom
DOD
Halding
Agua Callete
Colson
Bampee
Strange Woman Figures In Weird Death Of Paul Bern
Beverly Hills murder mystery deepens as a mysterious woman appears in a bizarre death scene at the Paul Bern residence. Police chief and district attorney push for full investigation while a coroner’s jury verdict awaits, amid sensational public interest and unconfirmed theories about the husband actor’s fate.
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Paul Bern
W. Widerhao
Fola Vna
Teinon Mitta
Portland Unemployed Men Demonstrate at Commons
A Portland protest by about 150 unemployed, unmarried men surged through the city’s Commons wandyard after a City Commissioner’s suggestion to resume two hours of daily work. Police were alerted as unrest followed a strike by hundreds demanding a 60 cent hourly wage and a 12 hour week, with calls for better housing and meals.
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Wartland
Ore
Handa
Atresta Hevy
Riley
Vortlind Commons
Wandyard
Lelalia
Tha Naveral Placna
Portland
Hetter
Walsh calls to ask Cermak's condition
Montana Senator Walsh, married in Taiwan, learned that Mayor Anton J. Cermak remained in stable condition after his shoot ing, and said he would travel to Washington, with a Daytona Beach layover, arriving Thursday morning to seek updates on the case.
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Walsh
Cermak
Mianyi
Fin
Thomandt. Walsh
Montana
Washington
Daytona
Bla. m
Oklahoma Senate to Probe Impeachment Plot Claims
Oklahoma City reports the Senate voted to form a committee to investigate alleged impeachment plot claims linking Gov. William J. Murray against five senators and the lieutenant governor. An unsigned newspaper article described a meeting seeking 750000 dollars to secure testimony for the probe.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Senate
William J H. Murray
Favoritism alleges alien ship companies scandal
The note references Mellon linked names David Hi Blair and Alexander W. Gregg in a bid to expose alleged favoritism toward alien ship companies. David A. Olson resigns from the Senate stock market inquiry panel claiming obstruction by Senator Norbeck and others. The document accuses Mol Jon of failing to collect $100,000,000 in delinquent taxes from foreign steamship interests and forcing a $10,000,000 government refund to the companies.
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Mellon
David Hi Blair
Uterpal Revenue
Alexander W. Gregg
Bureau
Olson Arts
Auit
Columbia Supreme Court
David A. O'son
Senate Stock Market Inquiry Committee
Norbeck
Mol
Jon
Montana Democrat J Bruce Kremer Seen for High Post
Washington February 27 National committeeman of Montana J Bruce Kremer is expected to be invited to accept a high post with the incoming administration. Kremer has served many years in the Democratic party organization.
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Washington
Montana
J. Bruce Kremer
Kremer
Democratic Party
Inheritance Tax Measure Beheaded in Senate
A three day session opened with bills pending while the Senate killed several inheritance tax measures. Senate action included H. B. 88 allowing school districts to cover warrants through levies or bonds and IT A. 67 prohibiting exemptions on bequests to certain relatives after amendments by Senator Donovan.
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Kane
Tavalli
Senate
Donovan of Toole
Believed Revolution Breaking in Cuba Rumors Spread
Havana reports weekend violence fueling talk of an approaching revolution. Official lines point to unrest linked to communists and the unemployed, while unverified channels mention rebels in Orvente Jamaguey and Santa Clara provinces.
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Havana
Cuba
Ftir
Orvente
Jamaguey
Santa Clara
Mayor Cermak in Unchanged Condition After Night Report
Miam! Florida February 28 Major Anton Carmak's physician bulletin reports no apparent change in Mayor Cermak's condition since the night. He notes restless moments interrupting sleep. Temperature 100, pulse 128, respirations normal.
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Miam
Fla
Tucsany
Anton Carmak
Phyaiciang
Toa
Mt “Ay
Cermak
Job Ease Ends in Tragic Truck Accident
Denver February 27 There was a heartbreaking report as Howard Purdom, a truck driver, secured his first job in two years. While backing a truck loaded with dirt into the yard of his home, the vehicle crushed his month old son Charles Purdam, in a tragic accident.
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Denver
Howard Purdoma
Purdom
Charten Purdam
Mine Workers in Illinois Surrender Their Charter
Springfield Illinois February 27 The Illinois district of the United Mine Workers surrendered their charter in Toln Leyla dissolving the organization to end the strike in the Tinola coal fields. The international body will rework with operators and United Miners until March 1 1948.
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Illinois
Springfiald
Ilinala Dintetet
United Mine Workers
Toln 1
Leyla
Internatonal Provident
Uue
Tinola
Hin
Titania
Lewin
Progreasiya Mine Union
United Miners
Onsit
USMW
Winton
Asaume
Wako Kereomanl
Operatora
United Minera
Berlin Parliament Building Fire Suspected Communist Plot
A large fire badly damaged the German parliament building in Berlin with a collapsed cupola over the meeting hall and estimated serious losses. Police arrested 24 year old Dutch communist Van Der Luebbe who claimed nothing, while authorities suspected a communist plot and found possible ammunition among burning heaps.
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Berlin
Central
Retchaing
Red Taken
van der Luobhe
van der Luebbe
Amsterdam
British Enforces Temporary Arms Embargo in China Japan Rift
Britain imposes a temporary embargo on arms shipments to China and Japan as a conflict persists off the battlefield. France backs possible embargo with US and Britain, while Hoover’s plan for executive power stalls in Congress. League of Nations discussion continues as fighting persists.
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Associated Press
China
Japan
Britain
Great Britain
United States
American Congress
Hoover
Siie
League For Natione
House swings on bill to raise state refunding bond rate
The House, meeting at 7 pm, voted large by without a record count to advance HB 442 raising the interest on the state refunding bonds from four to four and three quarters percent. Attempts to amend failed as Connell’s recannifaction motion carried. No bids came in for the $4.6 million bond issue after Governor Erlethans message citing low rates. The plan would curb excess spending by state departments and agencies.
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Fred Wartin
Pligerant
Connell
Board of Examines
Erlethan
Legisla
Senate Passes Broad Bankruptcy Relief Bill to House
Washington Feb 27 A sweeping bankruptcy relief measure clearing debtors with cash settlements and enabling railroads to adjust capital structures toward receiverships passed the Senate 44 to 8. The bill goes to a House with a differing version, risking a conference to resolve differences before March 4. Republicans and Democrats split on the railroad clause, with 21 in each party supporting it and similar opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Renator Hastings
Nel
Gioes
House
Roosevelt's Income Papers Delayed Amid Packing Frenzy
Franklin D Roosevelt's income tax papers were lent for a chaotic move toward the White House. Report notes the documents appear of little value, containing only salary details from his New York governorship during a period of hectic travel.
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Ilyde Park
N. Yu
Anklin
Toosavelt
Haa
White House
New York
Naw York
Roosevelt Finalizes Cabinet With Inauguration Near
Hyda Park February 37. President elect Roosevelt confirms his new cabinet as he prepares to launch the titanic task of guiding the nation after Saturday's inauguration. The official cabinet list is completed with formal announcements from Roosevelt.
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Hyda Park
Roosevelt
Phainge
Farmers in Nebraska talk of revolution
Lincoln Nebraska February 27 Nebraska Farmers Holiday association leaders warned of growing revolt signs among farmers as they arrived in the capital to urge prompt legislative action on a two year mortgage moratorium proposal. Clair B Johnson Fremont state secretary warned farmers may protect property by force if needed.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Farmers Holiday Association
Clair B. Johnson
Freemont
Tammany Poised to Name Speaker of the House
Washington reports Tammany’s delegation is positioned to back a speaker candidate among Molnittio Rainy and others. With 29 votes needed, bloc leaders aim to leverage influence as balloting opens Thursday, while Cullen’s name surfaces as a potential compromise choice.
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Tammany
HOUSE
Washington
Haniqar Japooker
Tid
Molnittio
Alabama
Rainey
Mainots
Readera
Halanes
McDuffie
Byrn
Tensesare
Childian
Appropriations
Tyrone
Cullen
Randy
Tammany Group
Watthoe Deoma
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