Japan Ready to Adopt U S Money Policy
The Globe reports cabinet circles expect Parliament to reduce the gold content of the Canadian dollar, while dispatches from Washington London and Tokyo indicate openness to currency cooperation. Roosevelt’s monetary plan gains constitutional support and economists discuss dollar devaluation as a means to manage debt. Farm crops data show potential gains from price boosts amid commodity talks.
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Washington
Rosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Federal Statisticians
Iagevelt
Department of Agri Uture
Mostly Cloudy Weather Summary With Regional Variations
Associated Press notes mostly cloudy skies with light snow possible in northern regions Thursday. Temperatures rise tonight in central and eastern areas, with colder conditions expected Thursday in southern states. Milwaukee reports varied highs and lows. other locales list warm extremes in the southwest and cold spells in Minnesota and Michigan.
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Reme
South Dakota
Shkosh
Milwaukee
Los Antes
Calif
Phoer Ariz
Ninth
Minn
Sault Stearne
Mich
Buckstaff Observatory
Webwest
Blow falls on John Gubry as Tammany fractured
New York report details a dramatic insurrection within Tammany Hall as 14 Tammany and 21 McCoaey leaders bolt to back Edward Flynn. The move unseats John Curry’s grip and triggers chaos with the aldermanic clerk election won by John Mechenley amid a fatal apoplexy.
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B. L. Livingstone
New York
Tammany Patt
John F. Curry
Brooklyn
John McCoaey
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
McCoaey
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
James A. Farley
Augustus F. Pierce
Curry
Fiorello H. LaCuadia
Seabury
Canada may build waterway if U S fails says senator
Senator Clark of Missouri warned in the Senate that a lobby has spent about a half million dollars over recent years for the St. Lawrence waterway. He said if the United States does not join Canada to build a water route, Canada could proceed alone and American ships would then pay tolls to traverse the Lakes via the St. Lawrence. He urged action before the treaty's fate is decided and pressed sending the issue to President Roosevelt.
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Reprewell
Bus
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Ecan
Upper Canada
Lepethy Cebate
Sneal
Canada
St. Lawrence Waterway
Atlantic
Lakes
Nis
Roosevelt
Viscount Takayoshi Kato Named Vice Chief of Naval Staff
Vice Admiral Viscount Takayoshi Kato was appointed vice chief of the naval staff in Tokyo. The move positions him as a key strategic leader within Japan's navy amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Viscount Takayoshi Kato
Naval Gentral
Wegie
Cavers
Loans to Protect the Home Owners
United Press reports potential aid from the Home Owners Loan Corporation could extend about 1.9 billion dollars by July 31 to distressed homeowners. President Roosevelt weighs a government guarantee. the board has not decided. Questions address federal savings and loan associations, insurance of investments, and maintaining capital for new home building and repairs.
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United Press
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
Savings and Loan Associations
Building and Loan Association
Wisconsin Senators Ready to Jump into St Lawrence Dispute
Wisconsin's two U S senators prepare to enter the St Lawrence dispute as the debate nears. Senator La Follette voices caution, preferring to wait for opposition, while Senator Buffy says a prepared speech will be delivered at the proper time. Both expect a lengthy fight and cite White House influence as pivotal.
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Washington
Sto Ne Seaway
la Foliette
Buffy
White House
Lo Pefit
New York
Wid
Tllinois
Senator Smith to Prohibit U S Cotton Price Predictions
South Carolina Democrat Senator Smith said he will introduce a bill to bar government cotton predictions. He argues Census Bureau ginning statistics distort markets and misstate crop conditions, despite relying on Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates.
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Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Agriculture Et
Census Bureau
Bureau of Agricudtural Economic
Henson
Short course student gored by bull at university
A short course student at the University of Conan College of Agriculture was attacked by a bull at the campus. The incident left the student with injuries to the shoulder and thigh. Police and campus officials investigated the attack.
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Madison
Beaver Dam
University of Conan
Colese
Agriculture
University
Trial in dynamite case tests caps and fuses details
Arguments to the jury unfolded in the state against George Stewart and Reginald Brightman charged with possession and transportation of dynamite for destroying property. Brightman testified about obtaining dynamite without caps or fuses and claimed the dynamite was to prevent ear ry cut of threads, amid contested statements and objections.
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Reginald Brightman
Frank B. Keefe
Brightman
Qatagamie County
Winnebago County
Uli
Mento
Laus
Beglinger
Unles
Abell
Richard W. Lutx
Neeh
Brightman Ous
Steel Output Recovery Beats Forecast Despite December Cuts
U S steel industry data show production near 3 percent of capacity, up from last week as refilling inventories underpins a faster than expected rebound. Despite earlier contract cuts in December, overall output gains reflect demand revival and service sector activity.
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Wey
York
Land Bank Commissioner Defends Fare Credit Administration
Land Bank Commissioner Wainglen-GI defends fare credit administration amid farm debt relief debate. He says the program helps farmers out of debt, with over 90 percent of funds used to refinance existing loans and deliver services. The operation handles around 85,000,000 dollars daily, aiding thousands of tenants and supporting school reopenings and relief work.
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Sinde
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Mers
Goss
Fariers
Eredil Acninia
Eta
Federal funds allocated for 93 rail projects
The program allocates 7.94 million dollars for 93 rail projects across multiple states. The plan includes general aid, supplemental allotments, and construction funding for various counties and municipalities, with details on percentages and project scope scattered throughout the text. Named entities and precise figures are partially garbled but indicate broad distribution of federal rail assistance across diverse localities.
110 Hours Unconscious Incident At Wisconsin Campus
A report from Madison notes a student at Agnes University Wisconsin was unconscious for about 110 hours after a taxi ride on campus last week. Authorities say the condition followed an incident involving a taxicab near the campus. Further details are scarce as investigators review surveillance and witness statements.
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Agnes University Wisconsi
Denmarn
Nananely
MaLrHick
Vermont Election Sparks Talks of Martial Law
Vermont Republicans report a light turnout as Ernest Gibson wins the Senate nomination and Charles Plumley takes Gibson’s House seat. Tensions rise with rumors of martial law and large police deployments to secure a quiet election, amid accusations of voter registry tampering and arrests for defacing records.
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Gibson
Robert W. Ready
St. Albanus
Complicated Hevia Efforts Form Guba Government
In Mavoine WA era, strikes demolitions and oil market rumors cloud attempts to establish a Hevia led government in Guba. The controversy centers on Col Pulgencia Batiz and Heaviar demonstrations with a Cuban Electric M N utility facing opposition. The dispute involves US interests, national leaders, and an American phase amid Cuban politics and 20 million dollar utilities issues.
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Ui Dreaeh
Miia
Gubings
Ameren
Cuban Electric MN
Pat
Utilities Corporation
Whith Oupytia Bovis
Elentric
Denial of Low Texas Import Rates Application
A government board denies the application to establish low Texas import rates. The disputed plan sought to set preferential river and port tariffs across multiple states including Wisconsin and Iowa, aiming to affect shipping routes on the Mississippi River and river crossings near New Orleans and Mobile.
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Lataye Wal
Lew Parks
Hacuelo
Mississippi River
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Porte
Parti Oyleans
Mobile
Reelected President of Potato Growers Association
Chicago report says a national potato growers association meeting yesterday reelected its president. Br. Tabb, executive secretary, announced at public work session details of the vote and future plans, with emphasis on industry cooperation and supply measures.
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Destruction of Air Mail Files Quizzed in Glover Case
Senate investigators hear that W. Irvin Glover ordered the destruction of air mail files in January 1934 and that related correspondence from 1921 to 1925 was removed. John testified much of the material was personal and not related to mail contracts, while envelopes were burned and copies missing from files.
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Wits
Black
Youths Bound Over in Franklin Case
Kewaunee youths Joseph Schwainer, 20, and Ralph Engelinder, 19, both of Franklin, were bound over to circuit court on damages yesterday after a local incident.
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Toseph Schwainer
Ralph Engeldinger
Franklin
Wisconsin Liquor Measure Faces Senate Amid Amendments and Debates
The Wisconsin governor's liquor control bill, passed 52 to 35 in the assembly, heads to the senate under suspension of rules. Senators debate licensing power, local option referendums, and revisions as supporters push to speed passage while opponents seek to curb state control and restore local authority.
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Associated Press
Madison
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Senate
Harry W. Belens
Port Washington
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Remtiukec
Schmedeman
Resolution Galls For Referendum In Face Of Possible War
Madison reports a jaunt resolution urging Congress to reconsider the constitutionality of actions toward war. The measure criticizes wholesale adherence to pacts and calls for a public referendum as calls grow amid debate over peace and potential conflict with the United States.
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