Roosevelt Announces Recognition of Soviet Russia
President Roosevelt declared United States recognition of Soviet Russia in Washington. The communication notes an anticipated exchange of ambassadors and outlines prior diplomatic steps, with officials indicating the move could become effective after formal acts.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Aliag
Eveett
Cis
Thon
Masi Lely Din
Washington Unifed State teems after upheaval unrest
Washington reports turmoil as leadership reshuffles and protests erupt across major states. Officials promise stability while security forces monitor crowds. Local observers anticipate responses from Congress amid national tensions and economic strain.
South St Paul 9 Scene of Strike at Packing Plant
South St. Paul nine scene of strike as 1 700 workers at Armor and Company packing plant idle during a shutdown. About 200 remain to handle shining work while union claims 1 200 employees support the strike. Employer Sheehy says company complied with NRA code and industry conditions.
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Ya So Sheehy
Federal supervision urged for exchanges amid turmoil
Washington reports say Chase Securities and Chase Nationid Holding Company faced major losses since the 1929 formation. Bank officials promise forthcoming evidence on losses while collateral covers declines. A letter from New York broker Mary Coldwan is released as negotiations continue.
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St. New York
Hallaran once Daly’s friend dies after long illness
Haolane, Wiest Now, 17 -()- WY. Mallahan, Fr. early-lay as associate of Mateus Daly, noted Mon Lannina, died today after a long illness, nec 924 Valinhan had been private agent of the Kaidits of Columina, and had been prominent in Catholic enterprises Nora da Tort Rush, Ireland. Hallaran went to Montana when bir wna 2 years old. He later became confidential agent of Marcus Daly, and handled the material end of many of that magnate's dealings. He served in term as Door Lodge county treasurer Walad Wyed in Spokaic at years.
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Mateus Daly
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Ireland
Hallahan
Montana
Marcus Daly
California Officials Seek Woman in Hart Murder
Ban Freneleco Nov. 17 API A woman in custody at Sandnee is questioned in connection with the kidnapping and killing of Crooke Mart. Sheriff William Hingaald disclosed the inquiry and the search for the body. Authorities pursued the mystery around John Walmes and the missing Hart case as cement block clues surfaced and divers worked at the Say Muten bridge area. A report of a possible sighting of a woman and gray hat led to renewed hopes of a breakthrough.
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Sandnee
Crooke 1
William Hingaald
John Walmes
Owire
Ban Hyianeteen
Ran Mranche
SinaInan Xtera Executiva
Say Muten
Not Murder But Death By Own Action Aimed Nurse Welty
In a Santa Fe court transcript Frieda Welty testified her fatal shot aimed at ending her own life after alleged attack by Francis Grace in 1992. The defense says Welty’s act was suicide not murder, while the DA presses questions about motive and context.
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Santa Vray
Frieda Welty
Francisa M. Grace
Weel
Misa Weitsalt
Grace
Rich Strike of Gold in Colorado Mining Report
Report from Durango area notes a vein of ore near Lea Pint a canyon with a mining engine and historic al ore values. A mine at Thay City area shows a 60 cent rate and losses from a mining accident, with extinctions and locked off ore valued at thousands of dollars.
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Mancas
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Caloradiya
Ine Manias-Durango Hielway
Tato Cason
Thay City
Fsante Mining Engineera
British leaders depart for Geneva to discuss German disarmament
London reports King George blessing the mission as Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden fly to Geneva to join French foreign minister Joseph Boncarr and other delegates. They aim to agree on a venue for Germany to send a delegate to new arms conferences, seeking a path to surmount disarmament difficulties.
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George
Geneva
Germany
John Simon
Anthony Eden
Inflationists in Conference in Washington on monetary policy
A Capitol Hill meeting of senators industrialists and economists approves the presidents monetary policy and backs studying broadened currency backing using silver while considering gold buying. Henry Morgenthau Jr sworn in as acting secretary of the treasury and to assume duties tomorrow. The Reconstruction Corporation maintains current prices for newly mined gold.
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Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Ilenry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Reconstruction Corporation
Cuban Army Hoards Against Imminent Revolt
Havana reports massive Cuban Army precautions as rumors of a revolt circulate. Army chief Falggncio Hatista says guard lines around the presidency are strengthened with sandbags machine guns and anti aircraft guns in place. A trainload of troops moves east from Havana amid rebellions in Matazan Santa Clara and Oriente provinces while rumors claim Gran asked Roosevelt to recall Ambassador Welles.
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Oriente
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Welles
McGowan taken in custody for trial in killing case
McGowan 28, who married the widow of a man slain in a pistol duel at Mall, is held on a manslaughter charge after a petition urged he be brought to trial. The feud with ranchers over the estranged wife led to the fatal shooting of Harry Buchanan 45 at a filling station. He is jailed on a $7500 bond awaiting further proceedings.
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Leste McGowan
Mall
Flint Valley
McGowan
Harry Buchanan
Atqua McDonald
Buchanan
Justice Court
D. M. Durfee
Poison Planted in Missoula City Reservoir
Missoula residents faced a poisoning scare as powder was found on the reservoir surface. Health officer Danae said the toxin entered only the upper layer and would not affect the water supply, which is drawn from the bottom. Police and Montana Power officials urged swift action to identify the perpetrator and safeguard the system.
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Muntina
Ener
Waites
Witness threatened during Chicago kidnapping trial in St Paul
In St Paul on November 17 an assistant attorney general charged attempted intimidation of a government witness in the current trial of four Chicago rangemen on kidnapping charges. The matter was described as forestication.
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St. Paul
Clhicaka Rangatern
Todie
Joseph Keenan
Fragmentary 1900s text hints at senate and governor reshuffles
The text references a sequence of political replacements including a senate seat replacing Dr Copeland and a governor of New York, with mentions of persons like Woodin and others. The disjointed OCR reads like notes on upcoming appointments and political shifts, but specifics are unclear.
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Iry
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Tannin
Ax U.S. Trensinee
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Madrid Maids Form War on Bachelors in Spain
Madrid nov 17 the maid sect declares war on bachelor life as 100 pretty nenoritas form a maid club to combat matrimony. Led by energetic leaders the anti matrimony group claims a strong membership growth and vows to oppose rising bachelor antics in the city.
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Madrid
Lynchers in Maryland Lynching Case Denied Immediate Arrest
Chefield Massachusetts November 17 The Somerset county prosecutor refused the Maryland state administration demand for the immediate arrest of ten men named in testimonies as participating in last month’s lynching of a Negro at Princess Anne He warned that jailing them would likely provoke a crowd to seize them.
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Maryland Tate Administration
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Embargo on Wheat Lifted for Six Days in North Dakota
Bramarck North Dakota November 17 plans to move durum wheat out of the plate were set in motion today as Governor William Langer partly lifted his wheat embargo to permit shipments for the next six days. Then the embargo will be clamped down again.
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William Langer
Action Upon Relief Work Descon
Federal relief officials under President Roosevelt said they are ready to move into high gear to place 4,000,000 men back to work in the coming month. They noted that direct administration rests largely with states and local subdivisions as they begin moving workers from relief rosters to jobs. Field agents travel to meet with state administrations to accelerate the effort, with veteran affairs to disburse civil works payments and ensure checks arrive by Thanksgiving.
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President Roosevelts Georgia trip during bicentennial visit
President Roosevelt left the capital for a brief Georgia tour en route to Savannah to attend the Georgia Bicentennial celebration. He appeared in high spirits and planned an improvised address at the Savannah event while carrying unresolved domestic issues to be discussed later.
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Steel industry code extension approved by NRA
Washington reports President Roosevelts instruction led to a six month extension of the steel code for the American Iron and Steel Institute. The code, adopted for a three month trial, was extended as officials cite overall compliance and improved conditions despite a recent business decline. The White House also noted reversals of informal approvals for other industries under their codes.
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Sporadic Fighting as Spain Heads to Polls
Madrid reports sporadic fighting across Spain as campaign for Sunday congressional elections intensifies. Clashes erupt over posters, meetings are disrupted, and several candidates are arrested. University classes suspended. foreigners in border towns travel to neighboring countries amid tense climate. The first post constitutional congress election weighs historic radical reforms.
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Grace Williams files suit over alleged battery and million dollar claim
In Los Angeles on November 17 Grace Williams sues Grace Williams for a million dollars alleging battery and disturbance by a newspaper writer connected to a royal ex spouse. The case seeks charges against the involved party and a city prosecutor review.
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Mary McCormic
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Grace Willam
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Map of the Soviet Union in Europe and Asia sale notice
A dated newspaper ad promotes a wall map of the Soviet Union in Europe and Asia showing Manchuria Mongolia and Japan with current and former names. It invites readers to order by sending coins and includes instructions and contact details for Washington DC.
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China
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