Roosevelts plan to curb grain market speculation
Washington dispatch notes two days of falling stock and commodity prices prompt administration to act against large scale grain speculation. Officials warned actions may curb price swings but no immediate details were released. Senators proposed possible codes to control market changes while President Roosevelt faces pressure from advisers to pursue rapid reforms. Secretary Wal continues on page 21.
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Thomas OD
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Strike at hosiery mill erupts in smoke and clashes
Reports say hot marks strike at a hosiery mill in Tacmdade, Tan ny escalated with tear gas and smoke as two men were wounded and a girl and three men were injured amid a crowd. Witnesses describe VANA-to-HANA clashes and a tense scene as Governor Clochnt denied any plan to move the town.
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Idger Tuohy Held for Factor Kidnap Plot
Chicago dispatch reports gangster Idger Tuohy arrested in connection with the Factor Kidnap plot. Authorities plan to return him for questioning as details emerge about others involved and potential ties to the crime ring. Police provide information on possible participants and ongoing inquiry.
Grain Prices Collapse Prompt Widespread Trading Halt
Grain prices collapsed and futures trading paused after an emergency meeting of directors cited speculative market conditions. Officials cited unprecedented selling and market volatility as causes while exchanges in Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, and Kansas City kept grain futures open.
Soviet Denies Aiding Chinese General Feng Yu-Halang
The Soviet foreign office tonight denied aiding Chinese General Feng Yu-Halang in his campaign against Manchukuo. An official briefing was held for foreign correspondents, including Japanese, to dispel rumors reported in Japanese papers alleging Soviet support for the general.
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Firemen of Montana Open Convention in Havre
Twenty two of twenty seven member organizations attend the Montana Firemen's Association opening in Havre. President Frank O'Malley of Glendive delivers the address as officials welcome guests and set the tone for the meeting.
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Wallace approves suspension order on grain futures
Washington July 20 Secretary Wallace stated he approved the directors of the Chicago Board of Trade order suspending trading in grain futures tomorrow.
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New York Exchange Stocks Sink Amid Heavy Trading
New York July 20 Stocks and commodities fell sharply, reviving echoes of past crashes. The New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade endured heavy selling as shares dropped about 2 to 23 dollars, with wheat and cotton also sliding sharply. Trade volume reached 88,122,500 shares, and declines surpassed Wednesday’s, amid nervous market sentiment and rumors of swift government market codes.
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Luer Kidnappers Captured Fitzgerald Admits Guilt
Five suspects linked to the August Tarr kidnapping were arrested after dawn raids. Fitzgerald confessed involvement as Justice Department agents reported no ransom was paid. A 77 year old bank clerk feared death from heart trouble during captivity. Authorities checked a farmhouse near Exeter Saint Louis Minneton.
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Fitzgerald
Norma. Vaughn
Oregon Votes Today In Poll On Federal Prohibition Repeal
Oregon voters face a special election to decide direct action on the federal prohibition repeal amendment. Polls open at 8 am as campaigns claim narrow leads and parties foresee a possible victory or defeat amid ambivalent public mood.
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President Recovers From A Slight Scald
Washington July 2007 President Tapanvelt nearly missed work due to a minor scald suffered earlier in the week He planned a cabinet meeting for tomorrow and an interview with reporters to be held later this week the president remains in recovery.
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Tapanvelt
Riot in Winnipeg prompts arrests near city hall
In Winnipeg a protest against the outpatient department of a general hospital drew about twenty demonstrators. Two constables were slightly injured as a skirmish broke out on Main Street when bricks and stones were thrown after police used tear gas to disperse the crowd.
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Milwaukea Elks Conclude National Convention
Milwaukea July 20. AP Walter Melor of Seattle was grand exalted ruler and a parnie as the Milwaukea convention of Elks ended today marking the close of the 10th annual gathering.
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Wiley Post Crashes on Flat Field in Alaska
Wiley Post unhurt after a crash at the Flat airport field near Fairbanks Alaska at 3 30 p m local time. He was exhausted and nervous after seven hours roaming Alaska before landing gear and propeller damage were reported. Repairs were arranged and a vetting plane was sent for parts with possible air service by tomorrow morning.
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O Connell family fears long-lost son not returning
Reported after a July 7 abduction in Putnam Street, Ed and Dan O Connell family circles fear long-time leader may be permanently missing. Denver ties emerge as Charles Aneiteher is freed after 16 days. others remain in custody or at large.
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Nts
Charles Aneiteher
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Dan O'Vonnely
Tennessee Votes to Repeal Prohibition Nationwide
Tennessee became the 19th state to vote for repeal of the prohibition amendment with 121,469 for and 111,687 against, as results from 1,719 of 2,282 precincts showed a tight win for repealists. Shelby County Memphis swung the tide for repeal while East Tennessee counties like Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knoxville yielded narrow margins. the 62 delegates elected will meet in Nashville August 11 to consider repeal. The statewide repeal will not affect the 1909 prohibition statute or the later honesty law unless the legislature acts.
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Henderson Urges Hitler to Make Pact for Armament Cut
Munich July 20 AP Arthur Henderson president of the airarmament conference urged Hitler to meet French Premier Daladier to seek Trinco. He discussed arrangements for a possible meeting and noted the need for diplomatic precautions in any talks on disarmament efforts.
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Colored quartet robs two men at Sixth and Warren
Two colored men and two colored women held up Logan Morgan and W J Thomas near Sixth and Warren about 11 pm, taking 82 from Morgan and 83 from Thomas. They fled in a car parked on Warren street. Police arrived moments later but could not locate the vehicle.
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World’s Fair Managers Back Near Nudity Policy
Chicago July 20 managers of the Century of Progress deem the show indecent by public morals standards and seek audience judgment. Ex officio censor J Franklin Bell ordered minimum garments and prohibits vulgar acts while concessionaires protest the vague lines of decency. Public opinion is asked to weigh the display as authorities struggle to define what is obscene.
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Regional and State Chiefs Named On Public Works Plans
Washington July 29 AP The Bullin Works administrator approved plans to spend about 247 million on road projects in Nebraska and six other states. Drafts for regional and state advisers to manage public works advances were completed and await Roosevelt's final approval. Roosevelt likely to approve selections within a day or two as 24 states gain authorization for about 4183 million, with Texas, Tennessee, Kansas, and New Mexico among those affected.
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Roundup of Jews Staged in Nuremberg Amid Custody
In Nuremberg about 200 Jews mostly merchants and shopkeepers were arrested by Nazis at around 9 o clock and paraded through city streets. They were driven to the Bacronarhans barracks where they remained under custody as authorities considered a broader crackdown on Jewish society. It was unclear if high authorities sanctioned the move or if it was storm troopers’ initiative. Further reports awaited.
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Wife of president in New Brunswick visits Campobello
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt arrives at Campobello on a leisurely motor trip through Northern Maine to visit the Roosevelt summer home Sha wax mat at fubec by Mrs Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt divorced with Eliiott Roosevelt. Mrs Ronsevelt tary here from 'gkowhegan Mana.
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Roosevelt backs swift plan for universal wage rise
President Roosevelt endorsed a Labor Day campaign to secure voluntary wage increases and shorter hours across businesses. Industrial administrator Hugh Johnson outlined a nation wide effort calling for 8 hour days for factory workers and 40 hour weeks, with public support to lift purchasing power.
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Lumber Industry Defends 116 Scale In Industrial Code
Washington reports the lumber industry in the South and West defending a 116 scale within the industrial code after it was deemed unsatisfactory by recovery administrator Hugg & Johnson. West earns purchasing power from 1.26 to 6.71 above 1929, with a 40 hour week at 16 and 48 hours at 20.40. Ruegnitz of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen notes Western scales average 30 cents for common labor, with higher pay for skilled labor, while the code sets 42.4 cents per hour for unskilled workers and protects tariff resources from depletion.
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Political sermon warns of divine visitation on republic
Chicago July 20 A visiting congressman John W Bordina of Avonville Ind urged young church folk to take a more active interest in politics saying the past four years have been a visitation by divine providence. He warned that unless righteous people return to the fold troubles will continue.
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Waltthor Learne
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Miss Goggins Refuses To Discuss Engagement
Chicago July 20 Miss Goggins of Fort Worth Texas and her mother left for an unknown destination amid questions about engagement rumors with Elliott Roosevelt son of the president. Reporters pressed for details while Goggins remained noncommittal saying they would have to ask him. The Chicago Herald and Bulletin noted a possible wedding soon at the home of Miss Goggins uncle in Burlington Iowa.
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