Obsequies for Walsh Draw Senators and Clergy
A flower-banked bier in the senate chamber heard the March 6 funeral for late Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. Dignitaries of church and state, including Archbishop Curley and Bishop McNamara, attended as mourners filled the gallery and roped surroundings in reverent silence.
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Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Owhiel Walsh
Provident Hoogevelt
Hundida
Michart
Curley
Baltimore
John McNaara
Himera
One Dead in Boiler Blast at Coal Mine Site
In Jefferson City a boiler blast at Callaghan Kield Mining Co. caused one death and two serious burns. George Pitt, an employee, was identified among the injured, with Bob Fopers also burned. Local officials and a doctor rushed to the scene. the fire destroyed parts of the plant as investigators began work.
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Jefferson City
March
Anni
Callaghan Kield Mining Company
Tiles Horthena
George Pitt
Bob Fopers
Jefferson County
Raleigh
Vietimad
Bart Pall
King George Suffering From Cold in Read
London reports King George V is ill with a cold and has limited activity at Buckingham Palace. The Princes of Wales are expected to hold the levee in his place, as the king remains under medical care and out of public view.
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London
Grarga V
Iwan
Buckingham Palace
Body of Distinguished Senator to Be Received Thursday
Sad city to receive body of its distinguished senator Thursday morning. Preparations underway as Helena readies for the funeral procession. Senator Walsh’s daughter Emmett Gudger and her naval husband will accompany, with a large contingent of senators and government officials. A special dragoun unit will escort the cortege from Washington to the Northern Pacific arrival.
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Mamory
Willan
Roosessit
Caltaat
Northern Pacific
Tao Welork
Walsh
Mea Emmett
Gudger
Reds Parade Clash With Officers in Capital
In Washington March a column of about 200 unemployed demonstrators clashed with police near 16th Street and D Street. Several men were injured or hospitalized as arrests were made. The protest, led by communists, lacked a parade permit. The president said he had no objection to the marchers and urged police discretion.
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Mareh
Fath
Amarech
Tha
Jong Ashey
Tte
Hoover Urges All To Aid Roosevelt In Crisis
New York March 6 Herbert Hoover urges every citizen support for President Roosevelt as he tackles banking and business disarray. The former president spoke informally before leaving the White House, backing the national bank holiday and export lift while noting the need for unity and confidence.
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Pres
Roosevelt
New York
President Roosevelt
Change in money leads to confusion at bank in Gondath
A bumbling description from Folea Okla notes Mareh B and Dave Gandall shows a bank teller handling a faulty honk note and a five on a dollar miscount. The bidding contractor Gondath is mentioned in relation to a deal at Heart dinease, with unclear details.
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Okla
Mareh B
Dave Gandall
Nwig
Gondath
Fell
Forge of Chinese killed in battle near Wolchang
A force of 700 Chinese was wiped out yesterday near Wolchang, 35 miles southwest of Chibfeng, according to Japanese headquarters. Japan reports 10 dead and 20 wounded. The item notes China’s last stand near PeaPug, with further details continued on another page.
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Chinchow
Manchuria
Wolchang
Chibfeng
Students issue emergency money at UC Los Angeles cafeteria
In a chaotic scene at the University of California in Los Angeles, students staged an “emergency money” protest. Officials reported a shortage of denominations of 3, 1, and 25 cents, with counterfeit or improvised vouchers used to purchase items in the cafeteria and bookstore.
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Mareh Fe
University of California At
Tana Angeles
Andrend
Teday
Sahin Pinsters
Studenta’ Rinere Keney
Aherica
Party Will Stand With President Roosevelt Across Congress
Washington March 6 From both halls of congress President Roosevelt received assurances of unified party support for emergency measures. Senate Democrats agreed on a rigid caucus rule binding the majority to back measures chosen by caucus. Representative Rainey, set to be speaker, said a huge Democratic majority will follow Roosevelt’s recommendations. Both houses began organization plans to have the new congress ready to function. House Democrats organized and called another session for Wednesday.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Representative Rainey
House
Roth Houses
House Democrats
Parade by Reds Halted by Storm in Cheyenne
Adjutant General R L Eamnay, back from Torrington, said severe storms stopped the planned communist protest parade in Cheyenne. He would monitor the situation as sympathizers were expected to join a Friday demonstration at Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, with Nebraska communists planning a Torrington return on Saturday.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
R. L. Eamnay
Torrington
Clark
Bamay
Scotts Rlyff
Neb
Nebraska
U S Accepts Crisis Calmly in New York Banking Move
Albany March 7 Governor Lehman was named virtual czar of New York banking and unveiled a plan for a temporary exchange medium beside clearing house notes. Lawmakers, bankers, and officials moved to enact emergency measures as presses churn out scrip ahead of federal approval.
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State Capitol
Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Empire State
Wington
New York
Lehman
Washington
Arkansas
Wilmington
Del
Newark
N. C
Regulations for American banks outlined in Washington
Washington outlines eight new banking rules. They cover reopening to accept low deposits with withdrawal rights, segregation of funds, handling drafts for shipments, safe deposit access, making change without gold certificates, cashing checks not backed by gold, unrestricted return of deposits after business hours, and accepting cash or other payments on notes or obligations due the banks.
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Washington
United
Hanstlug
United States
Pat
Postmaster General Sets Stamps Mail Rules
Washington March 6 In a first order Postmaster General Farley told postmasters to accept checks for stamps and other mail matter within Treasury withdrawal limits.
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Washington
Farley
Cackn
Treasury
Cermak dies as Zangara indicted for murder
In Miami a bullet meant for President Roosevelt killed Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak after 19 days of suffering. Giuseppe Zangara was indicted for first degree murder in connection with the shooting. The Dade county grand jury began hearing testimony on the murder indictment as the mayor’s cortege prepared to depart. Zangara, a naturalized citizen, is to be arraigned noon tomorrow. Conviction carries the death penalty.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Anton VT. Cermak
Chicago
Giuseppe Zangari
Dade County Grand Jury
Miami Shring Temple
American Legion
Wtghe
Chenlridge le O Thampson
Zangara
Hitler Practical Dictator of Germany For Two Years
Adolf Hitler consolidates power after an overwhelming victory and reshuffles the government. He is poised to become premier of Prussia as Reichstag convenes to set a date for the first meeting of the new body. The coalition aims to end the Reds threat while pursuing rapid domestic pacification.
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Germany
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Marrh
Adolf Hitler
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Reichatag
Thea
National Socialiata
Na Nonaliate Kava
Reds Arrested After Rioting in Germany
In Tiambors Germany a clash left several pedestrians seriously wounded as police and troops moved to quell unrest following attacks by communists. A cordon was thrown around the area as authorities subdued scores of rioters amid the riot in Hamburg and Altona.
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Germany
Maren
Ayers Alain
Tugwell Placed in Farm Department
Washington reports President Roosevelt appointed Rexford G. Tugwell of New York as assistant secretary of agriculture. The announcement came late today, placing Tugwell in a key role within the Farm Department.
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Farm Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Rexford GC. Tugwell
New York
Roosevelt opens banks for emergencies and pay in kind
President Roosevelt declares a temporary banking relaxation to permit new business and food payments during the nation’s crisis. He explains the plan to Governors at the White House and notes that circulating certificates will act as a medium of exchange while hoarded currency remains hidden. He anticipates emergency legislation to ease the strain on the moneyless public.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Aimee
Conference of Governors
White House
Governors hear Roosevelt on emergency plan
President Roosevelt announced at the governors conference that a central agency would be set up within two to three weeks to act as a clearing house for the nation’s banking emergency. The White House meeting marked the first such gathering since 1921, with 25 state heads and 12 others in attendance as they endorsed the administration’s banking crisis proposal.
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Roosevelts
White Manse
Historie
Roosevelt
James
Washington
White House
Noted Englishman Found Shot to Death at Altrincham
Sir William Vene aged 68 prominent in London and Manchester financial circles was found dead tonight on the grounds of his residence in Altrincham Cheshire England. He was known internationally for a cough medicine advertised under a name used in the United States for several years.
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Cheshire
England
March
William Vene
London
Manchester
Wilam
United States
Old sales for gold are ready in Alaska
In Seward Alaska in March gold scales were resurrected for use in a gold dust currency plan. Local oldtimers say a ready and able workforce exists to proceed with placer mining operations and related activities.
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Alaska
Seward
Noted Surgeon Walter Sistrunk Found Dead in New Orleans Hotel
Dr Walter Ellis Sistrunk 49 of Dallas Texas famed surgeon was found dead in a New Orleans hotel room. Coroner records indicate poisoning as the cause. Sistrunk had practiced in New Orleans for years before joining the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
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New Orleans
March
Walter Ellis Sistrunk
Dallas
Texas
Schrunk
Sctrunk
Thea Mayo Clinic
Rorkestor
Mian
Paraguay Declares War On Liv In Gran Chaco Border War
Anineion Paraguay parliament unanimously approves a declaration of war against Liv in the Gran Chaco border warfare. Senate members had previously signaled support. For months Olivia and Paraguay have fought over the Gran Chaco with casualties on both sides.
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Anineion
Paraguay
Chamber of Deputies
Gran Chaco
Sénate
Olivia
Commodities and Provisions Advance on Leading Markets
Banking troubles brought price gains in Chicago markets as wheat and corn moved higher while Chicago cash wheat held steady. Cattle and hogs led gains in livestock with notable advances, and provisions rose sharply in Chicago amid quiet New York trade except for sugar.
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Winniper
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