Germany’s debt move seen as treaty attack
German officials and press debate the moratorium on reparations and Dawes Young loans as a strategic move. Reichsbank president Jhalmar Schacht led the moratorium. experts forecast political framing next week. September 1933 debt totaled 7.436 billion marks with major creditors including the United States and Holland.
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Germany
Dawes
Young
Jhalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Dawes and Young Loans
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Parker Gilbert
Young Conference
United States
Holland
Switzerland
Great Britain
France
Lower Chamber Debates Louisiana Tax Reform and Public Funds
The Louisiana House moves toward final action on a $112 million general appropriations bill while debating tax reform and a proposed $15.75 million yearly property tax relief fund. Bouanchaud and Wimberly clash over reforms as Holloway and Hamiter bills face parliamentary hurdles. The reform commission's school funding measures pass the Senate but Orleans public school bill is deferred.
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Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Guillory
Tose
Stich
House Appropriations Committee
House
Pavy
St. Landry
Hoffpauli
Allen Ellender
Bouanchaud
East Baton Rouge
Louisiana Tax Reform Commission
Commission
Reform Commission
Wimberly
Bienville
Tax Reform Commission
Appropriations Committee
Hamiter
Holloway
Bauer
St. Mary
Senate
Heywood and
Gardi
Ner
Orleans
New Orleans
House Ways and Means Committee
Iowa Men Released as Texas Abductor Is Captured
Joe Palmer escaped convict is captured near St Joseph Missouri and to be sent to Texas. Texas officials expect Palmer’s return to face murder charges in the death of Major Crowson, a prison guard, with accomplices Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker linked to the escape. Hamilton received the death penalty this week after trial in Huntsville. Nuns of Ursberg Bavarian convent perform shoes making farm work binding books operating a power plant and flour mill.
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Missouri
Joe Palmer
St. Joseph
Simmons
Texas
Palmer
Major Crowson
Raymond Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Hamilton
Huntsville
Crowson
Ursberg
Finland Faces Global Debt Clash Over World War Reparations
France defaults on a 59 million dollar payment and faces a growing movement in France to disregard debts to America amid hopes Germany will not pay reparations. Paris plans a 3 billion franc emergency outlay to fortify against Germany as Hull's goods payment idea attracts cabinet study.
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France
United States
Germany
America
Roosevelt
Congress
Sider
Arthur Evans
House of Commons
Commons
Cordell Hull
Ronald Lindsay
Washington
Hull
Government rejects Bermuda gift idea to settle debt
A London government spokesman ridiculed the notion that Britain would cede Bermuda or another Caribbean possession to the United States to settle its war debt. He said such proposals cannot be taken seriously and stressed Britain would not alienate its subjects.
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London
Great Britain
Bermuda
United States
Anonymous Bartlesville citizen donates armored police car
A Bartlesville resident, who asked to remain unnamed, donated an armored motorcar to the police department. The vehicle can exceed 100 miles per hour and will be equipped with machine guns, sawed off shotguns, bullet proof glass, and wireless communications.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Police Department
Black-Draught Relieves Constipation Says Holcomb Man
Mr. Lem Woodall of Holcomb Missouri describes bilious symptoms and dull headaches, stating Black-Draught cleanses his system and brings relief the next day. The ad promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a purely vegetable remedy selling for 25 cents.
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Lem Woodall
Holcomb
Thedford
American Slain by Bandits Near Peiping
The article notes an American killed by bandits near Peiping and a Chinese government representative offering condolences. It mentions Dr. Ingram as a long-time foreign resident with Boxer Rebellion memories and prior Red Cross service in 1918 to Siberia and Prague guiding repatriation of 1,000 Czechoslovak soldiers.
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Ingram
Peiping
American Red Cross
Siberia
Prague
Col Ike Pryor Texas cattle king and Civil War veteran
Col Ike T. Pryor a Texas cattle king served in the Civil War at a young age and completed a three year term in the conflict. The brief note highlights his wartime service and leadership in Texas cattle circles.
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Ike T. Pryor
Texas
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Lower Chamber Downs Orleans Road Fund Move
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Finland
Imorolined
White Petroleum Selly
Oklahoman
Nelly Don's
Seersucker
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lilience
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