Mayor Cermak Brought Home
Chicago mourns Mayor Anton Cermak as his funeral train arrives under fog and rain. Tens of thousands line Michigan Avenue and Twelfth Street Station while family, officials, and police honor the fallen leader. Daughters, granddaughter, and aides react with tears as pallbearers prepare for three days of tributes before burial.
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Robert T Loughran
United Press
Chicago
Anton Joseph Cermak
Ilinois
Twelfth Street
Giuseppe Zangara
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
Station
Michigan Boulevard
Grant Park
Cermak
Richey Graham
Helen Kenlay
Vivian Graham
Grandpa
James Cermak
Clara D. Beesley
Henry Horner
Matteson
James P. Allman
Campbell B. Hodges
Roosevelt
Gautier
A. J. Horan
Thomas J. Courtney
Nash
Democratic County Central Committee
Mac Roenbere
Twenty-fourth
Edward J Kelly
South Park Board
Henry Sonnenschein
John Toman
James B. Bowler
M.S. Szymczak
Joseph Serhant
Federal grand jury summoned in Boettcher kidnapping case
Denver reports a federal grand jury is to indict alleged kidnapers of Charles Boettcher II as manhunt expands across the western U S and Canada for Verne Sankey and Gordon Elkhorn. Indictments name Carl Pearce Arthur Youngberg Verne Sankey Gordon Elkhorn Ruth Kohler and Mrs Sankey. Pearce Kohler and Mrs Sankey jailed. Detective Wells gained a clue after overhearing Pearce.
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Denver
Colon
Charles Boettcher
United States
Canada
Verne Sankey
Gordon Elkhorn
Sankey
Elkhorn
Boettcher
United States Dist. Atty
Ralph Carr
U.S
Rainey River
Ont
F. G. Bonfils
Denver Post
Carr
Bonfils
Wisconsin visitors study New York milk price problems
Assemblymen Harley A. Martin and Louis P. Daylin of Wisconsin visited Albany to review New York milk price conditions. They attended a meeting of the assembly agriculture committee as guests of Assemblyman Frank Smith. Dairy officials pledged support for any action to aid dairymen. Daylin warned of a potential revolt if conditions do not improve. Milk producers say profits have been eaten up by marketers, and drastic measures may be needed to restore farm prices.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Harley A. Martin
Louis P. Daylin
Wisconsin
New York
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Frank Smith
Charles H. Baldwin
Davlin
Globe Union plans ten trainloads of materials this week
C. O. Manvie, president of Globe Union Manufacturing, announced the company has ordered the equivalent of ten full trainloads of materials to fill about 500 freight cars. The firm, which makes automobile batteries, roller skates and radio parts, operates plants in Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati Memphis and Seattle. He cited confidence in America and the new administration but said the purchases are sound business.
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Milwaukee
C. O. Manvie
Globe Union Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Memphis
Seattle
America
Manvig
Roosevelt Jr Resigns as Philippine Governor General
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Theslore Roosevelt Jr as governor general of the Philippine islands. John H Holiday of Missouri was named to replace him and act as governor general after Roosevelt sails for the United States, expected around March 24.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Theslore Roosevelt, Jr
Philippine Islands
John H. Holiday
Missouri
Islands
Holiday
United States
Banks reopen in New York amid gold deposits and limited withdrawals
New York banks opened under treasury orders as New York City felt the banking crisis easing. Gold deposits surged while payrolls and essential purchases moved on currency from old deposits. Some banks restricted withdrawals and new deposits in special trust funds. Market mood improved with expectations of a higher opening after the holiday, though markets remained closed. Steel operations were reported at 15 percent.
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Max Buckingham
United Press
New York
Treasury Department
Manufacturers Trust Company
Bronx
Irving Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Chase National Bank
Bank of New York and Trust Company
Empire Trust Company
Bank of Manhattan Trust Company
Chemical National Bank
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company
National City Bank
Irving ‘Trust Company
Continental Bank and Trust Company of New York
Dime Savings Bank
Public National Bank
Bensonhurst National Bank
Shorts
Stock Exchange
Reading
U.P
Secretary of Treasury
William H. Woodin
Woodin
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Treasury
Currency shift ends scrip plan in Roosevelt era
Raymond Clapper reports the Roosevelt administration abandons its scrip idea and leans on regular federal reserve currency. Officials say gold backing remains ample and a 2 billion dollar boost is possible. The move centers on using federal reserve notes backed by commercial paper while limits may be adjusted.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Wisconsin Weather Report Sees Colder Stakes Across Regions
The Wisconsin forecast notes cloudy skies and cold wave in north west and north central areas with snow flurries east. Lake Michigan endures strong northwest winds with advisory storm warnings. upper Michigan reports snow and colder conditions. Milwaukee records highest and lowest U S temperatures yesterday, Buckstaff Observatory notes a 31 degree minimum and 3 degree maximum?
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Upper Michigan
Lake Superior
Milwaukee
United States
Los Angeles
Miami
Havre
Mont
Another Ruling By Secy Woodin
Washington DC U R Secretary of the Treasury Woodin issued another regulation on banking. It says deposits received under segregation and repayment authority may be paid on demand, and this applies to any bank where such deposits were redeposited by or on behalf of the receiving bank.
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Washington, D. C
U.R
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Wisconsin considers big 50 million bond to quell insurrection
Senator Walter Goodland proposes a 20 year state bond issue up to 50 million to avert financial collapse. An emergency council would issue bonds, with proceeds to unemployment relief and loans to banks, backed by a statewide property tax. The measure cites 400,000 unemployed and warns of riots if relief funds fail.
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Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
Sen. Walters. Goodland
Racine
Senate
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Goodland
Emergency Council
Secretary of State
Assembly
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Banking
Schmedeman
Washington
Roosevelt Faces Quick Congress For Banking Emergency
Washington reports doubt whether three days suffice to pass Roosevelt’s emergency bank legislation. Senate leaders weigh the president’s message and a single bill, with possible committee referral. The president will seek broad powers to stabilize banks and currency amid rapid financial changes.
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Roosevelt
Washington
DD. C
Senate
Congress
Robinson
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Reform and Bank Crisis Sweep State
The report covers federal actions to resume limited gold-backed currency, pressure on banks to hand over gold to the Fed, and state legislative moves on civil service reform. It notes Lehman’s bank holiday, possible scrip changes, and a Carroll bill to replace the civil service board with a single director. It also lists senate actions on school aids and a dividend tax bill for state funding.
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Madison
Carroll
State Civil Service Board
Bureau of Personnel
Senate
A. E. Garey
W. D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Alvin G. Reis
Eau Claire Board Names New School Superintendent
Eau Claire board of education voted seven to four to hire Alvin T. Stolen formerly superintendent of Fergus Falls Minnesota. He will succeed Paul G. W. Keller who has served as superintendent there for nine years.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Board of Education
Alvin T. Stolen
Fergus Falls
Minn
Paul G. W. Keller
Farms sales halted for three weeks by court order
In Champaign Illinois WM UP Judges of the Sixth Minus judical circuit declared a temporary moratorium on receiverships and deficiency judgments in mortgage foreclosure. The court ordered all sales of farms discontinued for three weeks and issued additional instructions.
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Champaign
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Prendergast
Carter Harrison
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Teddy Roosevelt, JR
New York City
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Bower
Senator McAdoo
California
White House
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National City Company
Charles Mitchell
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Reis
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Mack
Mehigan
Morris
Mueller
Nelson
Shearer
White
Anderson
Engebretson
Fons
Gehrmann
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Hunt
Loonus
Rush
Severson
Zantow
L.P
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John E. Cashman
Denmark
Orland S. Loomis
Mauston
Thomas J. O'Malley
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