European crisis deepens as Germany seeks loan aid
The global financial crunch tightens as Germany faces insolvency. Luther seeks help in Basel while France and Britain negotiate terms for a possible loan. US banks pledge rediscount support, yet Berlin imposes bank closures and a two day moratorium to stop capital flight.
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Ile
Germany
George W
France
McGarrah
Gost
Darmstaedter and
National Bank
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Berlin
London
Paris
Reichshank
Ferlin
Danzig
von Hiadenburg
Luther
Basel
Bank For International Settlements
Gates W. McGarrah
B. I
Federal Reserve Bank of the
United States
Bank of France
Bank of England
World Bank
Gil
Mi Essaile
America
Europe
von Hindenburg
Bruening
Foree
Curtius
Lenderson
England
Stimson
Hoover
Mellon
Federal Reserve
Washington
Hales G Edwards Dies in Atlanta at 53
Democrat Congressman Hales G Edwards of the Pleat Georgia district died suddenly of a cerebral hemorrhage in Atlanta aged fifty three. His death returns the House to a Republican 215 to 213 edge over the Democrats with one Farm Laborite vacancy and several seats unsettled.
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Hales G. Edwards
Congress
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Edwards
House
Trepublicans
Metrats
Aswell
Lou
Aviation feats and failed long flights
APYS, George Endres and Alexander Magyar of the Hungarian army completed a non stop flight from Manila Grace to within 14 miles of Budapest before fuel ran out. Joseph Lebrix and Marcel Doret attempted a Paris to Tokyo non stop, aiming 6,000 miles in 62 hours, but forced down in Siberia near Irkutsk with the plane ruined and Lebriez slightly injured.
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APYS
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Mlarbor Grace
FPF
Budapest
Joseph Lebrix
Marcel Doret
Paris
Tokyo
Siberia
Irkutsk
Lebeiz
Return toward old-time methods in Soviet agriculture
The people's commissariat for agriculture has decreed a shift in Russia's collective farms. Payments to workers will henceforth be structured to emphasize traditional forms of remuneration within the state system.
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Oviet Mussis
People's Comidl Assariat
Russia
Triangle
Conoco
Conoco Travel Bureau
Denver
Conoco Way
New Chilean Cabinet Led by Pedro Blanquier
Hile forms a new cabinet with Pedro Blanquier as premier and finance minister. He previously served as finance and public works minister and state railways director, seen as an efficient technical choice likely to address Chilean finances' precarious state.
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Hile
Pedro Blanquier
Blanquier
Santiago
White House Defends Tariff Commission Amid Attacks
The White House rebuttal portrays the tariff commission as diligent, noting 110 articles investigated under the flexible tariff act, 22 finished reports to the President, and modest changes across duties. It cites ongoing inquiries, expedited case handling at one per week, and leaf tobacco study completed. Also mentions the Wickersham report criticizing criminal procedure and General Foulois slated to lead the army air corps starting December 20 as chief after Fechet.
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White House
Tarf Commission
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Tariff Commission
Congress
Wickersham Commission
Mooney-Billiogs
San Francisco
Monte
Lemann
New Orleans
Irtualle
Army Air Service
Benjamin D. Foulois
War Department
James E. Fechet
Army Air Corps
Fechet
Foulois
Wright Brothers
Fall Ordered Committed to New Mexico Penitentiary
Arwen B. Fall former secretary of the Interior was ordered by the Department of Justice to serve the Elk Hills bribery sentence in a New Mexico penitentiary. To accommodate his incipient tuberculosis his jail term was altered from one year to one year and a day by Justice Jennings Paley of the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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Arwen BR. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Justice
New Mexico
Elk Hills
Southwest
Jenninga Paley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Valea
Money Talks Through Odd Offers in London Mail Ad
An London Mail item notes bizarre ads offering high payments for body parts and unusual work. Offers include £100 for a shapely finger from a healthy woman, a thousand dollars for an ear graft, and skin grafts worth about £10 per square inch. It also mentions proxy imprisonment in Tunis, a Drake family legend, and an ugly cashier job offering $20 weekly drawing hundreds of applicants from a St. Louis florist.
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America
Tunis
England
Sir Francis Drake
Drake
Shardeices
Edward Drake
Belgrade
Faraday List
Warm Corpse Prank Turns Grim Ride Through Midlothian
A century ago a man spying a unattended hearse watched two figures pull a corpse from a kirkyard. As he hid in a sack inside the trap he heard the grim joke "the corp's warm" and bolted, fleeing toward Edinburgh. The horse, trap, and gear served him for years.
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Midlothian
Alan
Jamis
Corp
Edinburgh
East Side Resident Prepares Soil for Rose Bushes
An East Side resident prepared the soil for new rose bushes in his yard. He mixed in what he believed was fertilizer, watered the roots, and took great precautions in planting them.
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East Side
Garden Roses Die After Cement Mix Up
A man named Gager sought the cause of roses dying soon after planting. He found the roses had been set in a cement base, not soil, when he loosened the ground with a spade. The misstep left the plants in concrete instead of proper fertilizer. Indianapolis News.
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Gager
Indianapolis
Newa
The Man That Moved: Neighborhood Garden Tools Debacle
A fragment notes Smith's departure was regretted by neighbors. The dialogue questions why he left and mentions having the best garden tools in the neighborhood.
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Smith
Elsie Questions Jantor About Onlookers
A fragment shows Elsie asking about Jantor's whereabouts while a passerby notes someone waits on the corner for an accident to pass. The brief exchange captures a moment of street observation and idle humor.
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Elsie
Jantor
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