Treasury plans to curb banks and retire notes
Washington action would strip national banks of money issuing power and replace notes with federal reserve notes backed by gold. The plan aims to simplify currency control, give issuance power to treasury and federal authorities, and retire national bank notes backed by government bonds. It notes gold profit use and potential inflation effects.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Treasury Coolidge
Srogras
Atv
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Prac
Federa Tin
Cowboy Indians game tragedy shocks Brockton youths
In Brockton Massachusetts a group of boys aged 8 to 11 tied 8 year old Edward Smith to a tree during a cowboy and Indians game. The clothes caught fire and Edward died the next day as bystanders and authorities investigated. Walter Peterson, 18, helped extinguish the flames. No action was expected against the nine youths involved.
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Brockton
Mass
Edward Smith
Eddie
Walter Peterson
Peterson
State Probe of Relief to tartar in Wisconsin starts Thursday
The Wisconsin senate will begin an investigation into unemployment relief administration next Thursday at 3 p.m. in the capitol. Senator W D Carroll of Prairie du Chien heads the committee. The hearing will include testimony from the state industrial commission and the Wisconsin Emergency Relief Administration. Dr Abed W Briggs relief director and other officials are expected to appear.
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Madison
Senate
Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
Capitol
W. D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Taday
Carroll
State Industrial Commission
WERA
Wisconsin Emergency Relief Administration
Abed W. Briggs
Cominintee
Senator Carroll
San
Joseph Clarine
Sen
Earl Levene
Defends Operations Under NRA But Would Omit Price Fixing
A fragmented OCR passage discusses defending operations under the NRA while omitting price fixing. It references entities, names, dates, and places in a garbled form, leaving the central idea as a defense stance with omissions.
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NRA
Cuba Declares State of War Amid Political Turmoil
The Cuban government under President Mendieta declares a state of war after seizing a weapon from an enemy. The decree grants trials for those accused of seizing public order and imposes nighttime movement restrictions with a new military pass. The cabinet, led by Autome Guiteras, cites past measures by Grau San Martin, signaling a major shift in authority as labor strikes and standstill disrupt daily life.
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iBy
Edmund A. Chester
Associated Press
Mavana
Pres
Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Seisaga
Orcof Autome
Grau San Martin
Antonio Guiteras
Offer
Nate
Pasconi Leranye Cves
Mystery text torn from pages hints at event names and places
Fragmentary OCR data references a May or Minnie event in Minnesota with South Dudes and Contieh Meets, mentioning a prize or penalty and a scheduled time. Names appear garbled and locations unclear, offering little coherent detail beyond scattered place hints.
Optimism Grows In US Business, March Output Said Rising
Washington reports stronger business sentiment with March production described as ascending. The Chamber credits persistent trends for job stability and power prospects, noting optimism amid ongoing measures and potential four month improvement unless disrupted.
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Washington, D. C
Aamie
Hap Aren
Chamber of Commerce
Unitedtates
Syeak
Anny
Azal
Greece and rebels clash as insurrection nears week mark
Amid a Greek Yugoslav frontier crisis, government forces harass rebels along the Demirhissa line. Reports say Seres may be captured though later contradicted. Athens faces a cabinet dilemma over loyalist versus revolutionary control as foreign observers note shifting fortunes and uncertain outcomes.
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Aganouttedd
Pim
Associated Press
Gheeghelli
Marvel
Greece
Lae
Demirhissa
Itheuge
Detrogas
Seres
Toreyhi
Stromy
Athens
George Kandy
Conmats
Avry
Night Sessions of Legislature This Week Schedule
Night sessions of the legislature are planned this week with discussions on various items. The schedule outlines evening meetings to address pending bills and state matters.
Six Men Drown in Death's Door
Rescue crews recovered six bodies from Deaths Door area after a car went through ice near Porte des Mortes. The incident occurred in Sturseon Tay Wisconsin amid freezing waters and strong currents near the island and peninsula as divers searched the 30 foot depth for victims.
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Sturseon
Croxant Porte Des Mortes
Feen Tie Island
Insull Completes Defense Claiming He Was Shanghied
Insull wraps defense with assertion he was coerced to leave his post and that the United States government failed to legally extradite him from Greece. He contends the move harmed his finances and reputation as prosecutors prepare further questions.
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Insull
Chiesa
UPC
Chigesy
Em Jains
Gerere
Argedes Guvernment
Craiy
Middle West
Whhttes Company
Min Brother
Martinn
United States
Greece
Pink Slip Bill Faces Large House Vote in Debate
Washington reports Speaker Byrne predicts the pink slip income tax bill will pass by a large vote. Debate rules set for one hour on passage and one hour on the rule, with a likely vote on Thursday amid arguments over soldier bonus issues and related regions.
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Washington
W. Byrne
Taray Willy
Thyrus
Berns
Byres
Byrns
Yale
Phil al
Mnennie Kossip
Tae
Oshkosh Bandits Rob W. T. Grant Store for $1200
Three armed men robbed the W. T. Grant department store on Main Street in Oshkosh this morning, tying up the manager, two employees, and a customer. They fled in a dark Plymouth sedan with an estimated $1,200 in cash from the safe, as city and county authorities joined the search. details of the suspects remain scarce.
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W. T. Grant
Ald Counties
W. T. Grant Company
Aelock
Oshkosh
Main Street
Ie Oreyer
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