Government cost cuts eyed by Roosevelt advisers
Speaker Garner said Roosevelt advisers drafted an economy program to cut government costs by 150 to 200 million dollars. The plan, by Representative Douglas and Swager Sherley, relies on executive orders under the treasury post office supply bill to reorganize agencies. Garner warned wage and veterans pay cuts could save 400 to 700 million dollars, while a deficit of 1.36 billion persisted eight months into the current fiscal year.
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Representative Douglas
Arizona
Roosevelt
Swager Sherley
Garner
Treasury-Post Office Department
Congress
Senate
Toempower Roevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Treasury
William H. Woodin
States impose withdrawal limits on bank deposits
California Oklahoma Louisiana and Mississippi joined states restricting withdrawals as governors impose bank holidays. California and Oklahoma declare three day bank closings, Louisiana halts all public business until week end, Mississippi uses withdrawal limits, Alabama’s holiday partly voluntary, Tennessee mixed compliance, Kentucky caps at five percent, Michigan continues Detroit bank reopening efforts, Ohio eases with potential rate raise, Maryland halves, Indiana varies, while Pennsylvania Arkansas and Illinois enforce limited withdrawals. Nine states have holidays. five others enforce partial limits.
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California
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Rolph
San Francisco
Murray
Okla
Amente! Allen
State Banking Commission
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Michigan
Fords
Detroit
Maryland
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Illinois
East St. Louis
Hunt Begins in Earnest for Denver Kidnappers
The Boettcher family case broadens as a Denver kidnapping unfolds with a northern search. Sheriff Carroll of Cheyenne joins two deputies and city detectives in a cross state pursuit toward Wyoming. Armed officers sweep northern roads while leads push toward the mountains, as the elder Boettcher vows this is only the start of the story.
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Colorado
Wyoming
George Carroll
Cheyenne
5. S. Turmer
O. A. Carter
Joly Donnell
Clark
Nat
Whipping Post Urged by Gov Murray Continues
The governor endorses corporal punishment for petty theft public decency violations wife beating child neglect and other crimes. He proposes a penitentiary term with 39 to 100 lashes on release and entry for hard criminals and death for third offenders.
Boettcher recounts kidnapping ordeal in Denver Post interview
Charles Boettcher details sixteen days of captivity by two or three men in a basement near Denver. He describes blindfolds, rope restraints, forced writing to his father, and a long drive with repeated stops for gas. He says he was treated relatively gently, fed sandwiched and soup, and finally released after being told to count to 150.
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Denver
Charles Boettcher
Denverle
Denver Post
Charles T. O’brien
Post
Boettcher
Lipman
Cireles
Senator Walsh Dies En Route to Capitol
Montana Senator Thomas J. Walsh died on a train through North Carolina while heading to Washington. Officials said death came from heart trouble after Walsh reportedly fell from his berth. his wife Mrs Walsh mourned him as he had married just last Saturday. In a long career he led Democratic conventions in 1924 and 1932 and played a key role with Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Washington
Helena
Senate
United States
Alfred E. Smith
William G. McAdoo
John W. Davis
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walsh
Mr. Roosevelt
Nevada
Montana
Jslands
Richmond
AP —Fersons
Thomas J. Walsh
North Carolina
R. J. Costello
Cambridge
Costello
Senate mourns death of Rob inson and honors service
The Senate read a resolution expressing sorrow and requesting a funeral delegation for Rob inson. The chamber adjourned until tomorrow. House members shared shock at the news with Representative Rainey calling it hard to fill his place.
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Senate of the
United States
Robinson
Senate
House
Rainey
Cotton Exchange in New Orleans Closes Trading
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange suspended trading in cotton futures and spot cotton for three days due to a bank holiday declared by Governor Q. K. Allen. The action affects all levels of trading and is to align with the observance in Louisiana.
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Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Louisiana
Q. K. Allen
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Political Announcements For City Collector and Chief of Force
Republican ticket lists A El Blaser City Attorney Frank Huffhines for City Collector and Bruner Jr H Clint Davis Arthur Scruggs for force chief. Democratic slate includes John B Sturm Bennie F Renn and others.
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A. EL Blaser
Frank Huffhines
John Bruner, Jr
H. Clint Davis
Arthur Scruggs
John B. Sturm
Bennie F. Renn
Help for tired wives and the Lydia E. Pinkham tonic
A dated plea urging wives to endure household burdens while husbands bring home money. The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure all tonic, claiming 98 of 164 women reported benefit and urging readers to buy from a druggist today.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Japanese Army Marches Toward Jehol Capital
Japanese forces under Major General Tadashi Sawanara moved through Lingyuan and Sutaoling toward Jehol City. The 11th Infantry Brigade, led by Major General Tadashi Kawahara, reported capturing Sutabling between Lingyuan and Tingchuan. Lingyuan had fallen yesterday, with Tingchuan and Chengtefu as key strategic points in Jehol Province.
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Lingyuan
Dehoi
China
Tadashi Sawanara
Jehol City
Sutaoling
Peking
Pingchuan
Jehol
TGR YO
API
Rengo
Tadashi Kawahara
Sutabling
Tingcbuan
Shenetefu
Tingchuan
Chengtefu
Bride Tells Of Brief Wedding Trip
A bride recounts a disturbing sequence after a wedding trip in Daytona. She describes checking her husband, finding him missing from bed then discovering him on the floor. A porter aided lifting the senator into the berth and a doctor noted a faint heartbeat on arrival.
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Daytona
Jim
Doctor Praised For Kindness In Hospital Station Tale
A passenger recounts a hospital stay where Dr. W. A. Pittman provided essential care and compassion after a fluttering incident on a train near Wilson. Mrs. Walsh details the doctor’s decisive support and kindness, concluding the account with gratitude.
License Issued For Rock Island Couple Marriage
A marriage license was issued late yesterday to Ernest EB Lloyd of Rock Island Illinois and Marjorie G Glover of Sewickley Pennsylvania by Recorder LePage. They were married by Rey T B Mather.
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Ernest EB. Lloyd
Rock Island
Illinois
Marjorie G. Glover
Sewickley
Pennsylvania
Recorder LePage
Rey
T. B. Mather
Missouri Limits Freight Trains to 3000 Feet
The House approved a bill by Rep. John T. Gardner of Grundy County to cap freight train length in Missouri at 3000 feet or 70 cars, aiming to regulate rail operations and improve safety.
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House
John T. Gardner
Grundy County
Missouri
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