King Prajadhipok Visits America Amid Prose and Prose
King Prajadhipok of Siam and Queen Rambai Barni tour the United States meeting officials and doctors, with notes on Buddhism, Nirvana, and royal lineage. The column covers travels from London to Paris to America, plus reflections on European politics, Russia, and a nod to James Jeans arriving in New York for a Franklin Medal. It also links financial anxieties in the U.S. to gold flows and prints opinions on Hoover, Spain, and Depression-era policy.
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Prajadhipok
Siam
America
Gautama
Rambai Barni
Budha
Nibutta
James Jeans
New York
Mount Wilson
Calif
Philadelphia
United States
Jeans
Primo Camera
Reminiscences and Prognostications From Michigan and Wisconsin
A long-wilted column reviews trout season hopes in Michigan and Wisconsin, mining and tariffs, road conditions, ore shipments, and Charley Chaplin's City Lights reception at Ironwood Theatre. It notes mine work shifts enabling fishing trips, cites wage cuts, predicts few ore shipments, and criticizes Parole eligibility for killers while musing on civic life and personal misadventure.
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Hoover
Ironwood
Sam Stephenson
Menomine
Brucker
Michigan
Wisconsin
City Commission
Arbutus
Gogebic Station
Presque Isle
Ontonagon
Washington
Canada
Conjtress
Charley Chaplin
City Lights
Chaplin
Fred Burke
America
Marquette
Charles Skelly
St. Joseph
Burke
Norman Conquest EW Missions Stir U S Finance Circles
The Norman visit to the United States is treated as a mission tied to the gold standard, aiming to influence policy among central bankers. It signals a shift toward diverting capital to poorer nations, reflects falling gold reserves, and notes reduced U S money rates as Fed policy nudges confidence while secrecy shields strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montagu Norman
Bank of Hogland
England
Norman
Winston Churchhill
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Bank of England
Meyer
Hoover
MacDonald
America
Australia
Argentina
Brazil
World Recovery
Bank For International Settlements
New York
Henderson
Christian Science Monitor
Harder penalties fo r violator judge warns stricter enforcement
Judge Frank A. Bell has announced tougher stance on liquor law violators after imposing 6000 in fines and costs on 11 Dickinson county cases. The Marquette Mining Journal notes the judge will weigh offense severity, place type, business scale, and patronage in sentencing while stressing enforcement of state law regardless of personal views.
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Udge
Frank A. Bell
Dickinson County
Marquette Mining Journal
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France
London
Rome
Paris
Spain
Madrid
George
Bolshevik Party
Trotzky
Russia
Europe
King Featuroa Bymonte, Inc
Earth
Dutton and Company
Pacific
Vega
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Lindbergh
Frank M. Hawks
Kingsford-Smith
National Capital
Harder Raps
Violator J
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