Mayor Cermak Dies After Zangara Shooting
Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak dies in Jackson Memorial Hospital at 6 57 am EST after bullet wounds from Giuseppe Zangara's assassination attempt. Florida authorities move to indict Zangara’s suspected killer for first degree murder as a coroner’s jury rules the bullet caused the mayor’s death.
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Miami
U.P
Florida
Giuseppe Gangara
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Giuseppi Zangara
Fla
Anton Cermak
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Floyd Kenlay
Vivian Graham
Richey Graham
Frank Jirka
Edward F. Kelly
South Park
Frederick ‘Tice
RB. C. Woodward
Walter Wright
Clara Beesley
Joe Cermak
John Kallal
Cermak
Zangara
Sidney Morrison
St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church
Joe H. Gill
Miami Society
N. Vernon Hawthorne
Gangara
J. W. Snyder
Cerma
Fila
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Weather notes and observations from March daybreak
Weather forecast notes from Associated Press indicating snow for Wisconsin and Upper Michigan with rain in the south, continued cool temperatures. Southeast to northerly winds on Lake Michigan, snow or rain through tonight and Tuesday, and observations from Buckstaff Observatory record a maximum of 31 and minimum 23 with no precipitation and a 30.10 barometer.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Northwestern
Buckstaff Observatory
Hoover Urges Full Support of Roosevelt
Former President Herbert Hoover at the Waldorf Astoria called for wholehearted support of President Roosevelt’s economic plan. Hoover’s brief statement, delivered through secretary Lawrence Richey, urged citizens to back the president’s proclamation while he remained private in New York. The New York Daily News pledged support for Roosevelt for at least a year, urging other papers to follow or at least give him a fair chance amid the crisis.
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John F. Chester
New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Lawrence Richey
Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Richey
U.P
New York Daily News
the News
News
Mr. Roosevelt
Delegations Attend Funeral Of Elizabeth Waters
Delegations from educational institutions across Wisconsin attended the funeral for Elizabeth Waters in Fond du Lac. The veteran teacher and vice president of the University of Wisconsin board of regents was honored at St. Patrick’s church with Rev. John O’Boyle officiating. Pallbearers included Circuit Judge C. F. Van Pelt Superintendent L. P. Goodrich and senior high principal H. H. Theisen.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
U.P
Elizabeth Waters
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
St. Patrick’s Church
John O'Boyle
Pio Nono College
C. F. van Pelt
L. P. Goodrich
H. H. Theisen
Senate Davis Trial Delayed Over Detention Plea
New York trial of United States Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania on federal lottery charges was postponed today. Attorneys argued that his continued detention in New York would deprive Pennsylvania of representation during a national crisis.
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New York
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Gehl Dies From Auto Crash Near Hartford Curve
Gregory Gehl age 2 of Hartford son of Edward J Gehl the former U S district attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin died from injuries after a car accident near German town. Gehl was driving a coupe owned by his father when he lost control on a curve. Blwood McLaughlin 26 and Wil Ham Kink 25 of Hartford were injured but Wil Ham Kink will recover.
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Gregory Gehl
Harford
Edward J. Gehl
Wisconsin
Germantown
Gehl
Blwood McLaughlin
Wil Ham Kink
Arsa
Hartford
Wil
Hitler Wins Big as Nazis Secure German Reichstag Majority
Berlin reports a landslide victory for Adolf Hitler and the National Socialists in the Reichstag and Prussian diet elections. Nazis win 288 Reichstag seats and 1,011,000 Berlin ballots, with nationalist allies taking 52 seats. Concerns rise over the annihilation of unions and opposition centrists as Goering vows to restore the imperial flag.
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Berlin
Hitler
Reichstag
Mussolini
Hermann Goering
National Socialists
Social Democrats and
State Party
Peasants One
Christian Social Party
Peasants Party
Hanoverian Party
Governor Postpones Farm Conference In Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin The governor postponed indefinitely a milk producers conference scheduled for Thursday and Friday because of the banking situation. Theodore Lewis executive secretary to Governor Schmedeman announced the move. The conference aimed to bridge differences over a potential price reduction in evaporated milk and was to include large condensaries from Wisconsin and elsewhere.
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Madison
Wis
Theodore Lewis
Covernor Schmedeman
Washington
Wisconsin
Postal Savings To Continue As Usual
Washington report states postal savings will operate normally in Anelion in the absence of new instructions. On Jan 31 balances on hand showed a $42,301,474 increase for the month. Tilton was in charge of the post savings during the Hanover administration and will serve until his successor is appointed.
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Washington
Fredesic Oa
Tilton
Pari
Reneral
Thiton
Post
Hanover
Proclamation By President Roosevelt Bank Holiday 1933
President Roosevelt proclaims a national bank holiday from March 9 to March 16 1933 to suspend all banking transactions in the United States and territories to curb gold hoarding and foreign exchange speculation. The order applies to all banks and branches with limited exceptions and enforcement provisions.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
United States of America
Walsh tribute as Walsh lies in state in Senate chamber
In Washington the late Sen. Thomas J. Walsh of Montana lay in state in the Senate chamber as President Roosevelt and mourners paid tribute. The silver casket rested among flowers as Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt, and James viewed the bier. Also present were former officials and colleagues, with a funeral remaining to follow.
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Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Lerzislator
James
Walsh
Curtis
Serishor
New Heatinctice
Jonn McNaimara
Special Session Hears Bank Crisis Plan
Democratic leaders unveiled a three fold emergency program to halt bank withdrawals, compel banks to collateralize good assets for scrip, and legislate deposit return. The plan aims to guide a swift special session of Congress opening Thursday to address legalizing beer and urgent banking measures.
National Bank Holiday Effects Create Hoarded Cash Outflow
In Madison and across the state the bank holiday drove hoarded cash into circulation. Traders report money stored at home or in private hands unlocked as the holiday limits bank activity. The Loom and other outlets indicate a shift back toward cash use amid the crisis.
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Madison - At
Madison
Oweelona
Jean
Roosevelt Proclaims Bank Holiday and Scrip Plan
The Milwaukee Clearing House ordered 25 million dollars in scrip printed in denominations of 1 5 10 and 20 dollars with colored notes. A four day bank holiday was declared as Roosevelt exercises wartime powers to restore financial order and Congress called into special session. Clearing house certificates and scrip will back payrolls where possible as efforts to reopen banks begin with treasury regulatory drafting and political caucuses.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Covernors
White House
Woodin
The
Representative Jainey
House
Niewus
Oshkosh Awaits Federal Action on Banking
Oshkosh bankers reported no change in the local banking situation while awaiting state and national government actions. Some bankers traveled to Milwaukee for discussions on the banking problem, with officials suggesting national action may remove local steps for issuing scrip. Local banks likely will obtain scrip to cover deposits and routine transactions by depositing securities at Milwaukee or another center.
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Milwaukee
Oshkosh
What Is Scrip and How to Get and Use It
A fragment discusses scrip as a new medium of exchange issued by banks through clearing houses during a crisis. It would represent actual deposits and come in denominations from $1 up, with plans for parity and use for payrolls and change. Banks would issue and perhaps pay out fractional coins when open, aiming for nationwide acceptance among cities.
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Gatician
Morlainer Buckner
Clearing House Association
Bankire Saad
New York Acrip
Bronx
American Bank Note Company
Sen Baers
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