Roosevelt 50-60 cent dollar devaluation bill moves toward House
Washington January 20 AP The Roosevelt plan for a 2.1 billion exchange stabilization fund advances toward House passage amid denial of any fixed fund life. Somers says the president does not want a time limit. Senate and House committees hear further fiscal testimony as leadership pushes for a vote.
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Bremer kidnap note labeled crank ends in Minnesota
A hand written note claiming Edward Bremer is resting in peace arrived for the Minneapolis postmaster. Police said the missive is a crank letter and not corroborated by evidence. Bremer's fate remains tied to the recent bloodstained car discovery and ongoing investigation. The note also directed Walter McGee in St Paul to contact authorities, heightening public alarm amid the Bremer family's fears.
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Thomas Cahill
Charles Tierney
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Roosevelt
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
Lake Elmo
Walter MaGee
MaGee
Bremers
Phos RS Sees Global Markets Shake Up In Headlines
Beverly Hills writer notes the 60-cent dollar debate and global panic as France and Cuba attract attention. He expects presidential shifts and rising ad presence on the front page, praising a capable new ally who unified a district amid Tammany’s ongoing tempo.
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Calif
France
Cuba
Tammany
Farley Soon to Leave Dem Chairmanship
Washington reports a wave of party reform moves as President Roosevelt considers a new Democratic National Committee chair. Farley plans to retire once a successor is found. Bills target preventing party committee members from lobbying or serving in government roles. Senators push action to curb convention patronage and curb chairmen in the cabinet.
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National Party Committee
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R-Neb
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House
Cabinet
New Mexicans Face Trial in Denver
Seven men charged with impersonating federal officers, five from Colfax county New Mexico and two from Colorado, were arraigned in Raton and bound over to federal court in Denver on $1,000 bonds. All but Ruff and Giscato posted bonds. Luther V. Austin of Colorado Springs and Andrew Putaturo of Trinidad remain in Colorado custody.
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Giscato
Luther V. Austin
Colorado Springs
Andrew Putaturo
Trinidad
Colorado
Ros es Sprouting and Mosquito Captured
Mrs. G. N. Amis notes a four inch sprout on an American Beauty Rose bush while C. E. Long reports a live mosquito captured. The Record invites readers to contribute more unusual occurrences prompted by the warm winter.
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G. N. Amis
C. E. Long
Fire department fights towel fire at 506 North Kentucky
A towel hung over a gas stove in a bathroom ignited this morning. The towel fell to the floor and caused no damage. Firefighters responded promptly with no injuries reported. The incident occurred at 506 North Kentucky.
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Tour of feeding pens yields strong local interest
An official from the Roswell Chamber of Commerce reported a successful tour of stock feeding projects across Chaves County. About 50 participants visited E P Malone, M R Bradley, E O Moore, C N Moore, Oasis ranch, and others, learning feeding methods and noting the valley wide feed supply.
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Roswell
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Malone Place
M. R. Bradley
Lake Arthur
E. O. Moore
C. N. Moore
Hagerman
J. R. Stanley
O. B. Berry
Dexter
H. L Gifford
Oasis Ranch
J. P. White
South Spring Ranch
R. C. Worswick
E. P.malone
M- R. Frradiey
Co. N. Moore
Co. B. Berry
G. D. Perrine
W. C. Holland
J. R. Thomas
Pecos
J. P White Place
Zack Martin
Kansas City
Pecos Valley
A. D. Crile
Hunger strikes at Leavenworth prison by two notorious inmates
Al bert W Bates and Harry J Bailey, convicted in the Charles Urschel kidnapping case, are on hunger strikes at Leavenworth. Bates began January 7 and Bailey January 15. Officials report forcible feeding when needed and continued provisions to both men under medical supervision.
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Albert W. Bates
Harry J. Bailey
Leavenworth
Justice Department
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Bates
Bailey
Levenworth
Ickes Approves Oil Code Deals To Stabilize Market
Secretary Ickes acting as oil code administrator gave modified approval to purchase and marketing agreements from 24 companies as an alternative to a price fixing schedule. The plan creates a Stabilization pool and a code of fair marketing, with penalties up to 500 dollars per day of violation or six months imprisonment, while disallowing section 4 on universal penalties.
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Washington
Ickes
T J Hall Gets CWA Cut Orders In New Mexico
T J Hall Chaves county CWA chairman received a wire from Margar et Reeves executive secretary outlining reductions in the CWA program amid nationwide curtailments. In Roswell the work week drops from 30 to 24 hours and outside Roswell from 30 to 15 hours with no new hires, but replacements allowed. 600 men employed by CWA in Chaves county have benefited. officials urge telegrams to Congressmen Cutting Hatch Chavez to back the emergency relief program. The county aims to complete Roswell projects despite cuts and hopes for full revival when Congress acts.
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Chaves County
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Eivine
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County Welfare Association
New Mexico
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Hatch
Chavez
Congress
Washington
Roswell
Convicts Free Man After 20 Hour Wild Ride
Kansas teacher Lewis Dresser, 26, abducted by seven escaped convicts from Lansing state prison, was released unharmed near Pawhuska Oklahoma after a 20 hour car chase led by Jim Clark and Bob Brady. Oklahoma and Kansas authorities, National Guardsmen and federal agents joined the manhunt as the fugitives remain at large. Dresser reported Clark drove most of the way from his home near Lansing and could not identify the other man in the car.
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Kansas State Prison
Lewis Dresser
Pawhuska
Okla
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Jim Clark
Bob Brady
Oklahoma
Lacey Simpson
National Guard
Iola
Brady
Clark
National Guardsmen
Kirk Prather
Lacy Simpson
Bartlesville
Kansas
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Big Boy) Brady
William Ford
N. D. Welty
Governor Regrets Whiskey Uproar At Banquet
Governor A W Hockenhull voiced regret over the reek of whiskey in New Mexico hotels and cafes during the First Baptist Church banquet in Albuquerque. The dry advocate said the open saloon would not return but noted pervasive liquor odors while urging residents to maintain a clean and decent life.
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First Baptist Church
A. W. Hockenhull
Quake Strikes California Areas Briefly Today
A moderately strong earthquake hit Long Beach and the Los Angeles southwestern area at 1:18 p.m. causing a ten second tremor. No damage was reported. Reads between Long Beach, Compton, Huntington Park and nearby suburbs. This was the second heaviest shock since a March 10 event.
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Here
Baden-Powell Undergoes Second Operation in London
Sir Arthur Baden-Powell, 77, founder of the Boy Scout movement, underwent a second operation today after an earlier procedure this month. His condition was described as satisfactory.
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Arthur Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
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