Open debate urged for monetary rule bill in Congress
Rep. T. Alan Goldsborough of Maryland opened debate in the Seventy fourth Congress urging legislation to create a central monetary authority. He argued that every time the government borrows money bankers threaten, and proposed that the treasury be the sole stockholder. He said legislation has been introduced and that efforts would be made to pass the measure in the house.
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Washington
Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Goldsborough
Maryland Democrat
Treasury
United States
Bani
House
Nursemaid Gow Cross-Examined in Lindbergh Case Trial
Betty Gow, the Scotch nursemaid in the Lindbergh baby case, collapsed under three hours of cross examination. Bruno Hauptmann's defense pressed that the kidnapping may have originated inside the Lindbergh home and involved others, highlighting Gow's statements and associations while detailing the investigation dynamics. The day also carried Wisconsin Governor La Follette’s inaugural address urging firm action and unity beyond partisan politics.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington, N. J
Betty Gowe
Brano Richard Heuptmanny
Baby Charles
Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Coperight
Flemington, N. S
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Betty Gow
R& Johnson
Lindbergh
Chat Ge
Charles Augustis Lindbergh, Jr
Lindberghs
Olutson
Mega
Two Brothers Missing Amid Reform Era Rhetoric
Fragmented remarks by Mr. La Follette and Chief Justice Rosenberry reflect a Wisconsin debate on popular government and party lines. The inaugural setting highlighted Progressive and anti‑party forces uniting briefly, with later confusion and partial figures signaling a turbulent campaign climate.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press Star
Sidkon
Philip F. la Follette
Wisconsin
State Capitol
Five Party
la Follette
Rosenberry
Commonwealth
Tipaezar
President Has Cold
A terse note reports that the president is unusedly under the weather with a cold. No further medical details or official statements are provided.
Wave Havana grounding nets shipwrecked passengers
The Havana liner struck a Bahamas reef Sunday while many passengers slept. Rescue vessels El Oceano and Peten ferried survivors and crew, with 28 of 31 passengers and crew aboard El Oceano. One fatality reported for apoplexy, others saved as offshore lifeboats braved rough seas. The incident occurred near the Bahamas with further details from Miami and New York.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Bahamas
el Oceano
United Fruit
Peten
el Orcang
GT Passeng
de: En DE Bro
Peter On
Dispute To Feature Legislature Confrontation Shifts Focus
Fragmented text shows a dispute involving legislators and governance figures. The noisy, garbled lines reference Gov F Le Pollette and potential sessions or hearings. Mentions of names, dates, and locations are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a political clash affecting legislative proceedings and public interest.
Roosevelt seeks four billion work relief fund in new budget
President Roosevelt asks Congress for four billion dollars to finance his relief plan. He notes an estimated public debt of about 34.2 billion by June 30, 1936, and argues jobless numbers require rapid action if private industry stalls reemployment. The proposal faces bipartisan criticism over spending balance and allocation details, with a White House briefing planned.
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Francis ME. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mwe
White House
Roose Hunselt
Rom Winnin
McNary
Senate
Waite
Dea
Pest
Seitiler
Weather Report Notes Snow Threat Across Northern States
A fragmented weather item mentions cirrus and rain turning to snow in parts of Minnesota and North Dakota with looming cold fronts. It records ongoing precipitation forecasts and possible icy roads affecting Friday travel, citing unnamed regional meteorologists and stations.
Burr Jones Dies Noted Wisconsin Lawyer Former Justice
Burr Jones a former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice and longtime Democratic figure died. Born in Bray Rees county, he served as a U S congressman from the Third district 1883 to 1885 and chaired the Democratic National Convention. He studied law at Whitman and taught before entry into public life. The procession included Chester A. Fowler ahead of Governor-elect La Follette’s inauguration.
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Madison
Bury W. Jones
Wisconsin Atate Supreme Court
Chester A. Fowler
Philip F. la. Folleley
High Court
FE. L. Philipp
Congress
Troms
Ehvirman
Democratic Nation
Mr. Jones
Bray Rees County
Ity
Wittanain Law School
France Moves Toward Alliance With Rome Church
Archive fragment hints at France nearing church union with Rome amid rising Catholic influence. The garbled text mentions religious alignment and potential political shifts affecting national church affiliation, with unclear dates or names due to OCR damage.
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Mauison
Philip PF. Fabove
New Progressive Party
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Robert M. la Kullette
Theodore A. Dammann
Finnegan
Dammann
Robert K. Hen AM
Thomas J. O'Mattry
Ale Irrasurer
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Richard Hauptmann
Bridgeport
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Hopesell
Myntay
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Reilly
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Ted Gutt
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Ching
Caar
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Tan PO
CST
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Nur
Tolama
Philatelic Society
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
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