Treasury Secretary Woodward signals end of banking holiday
A word of cheer came from the new Secretary of Treasury Woodin in Washington yesterday. He stated that he expected the banking holiday would end on Thursday unless some unforeseen contingency arose to prevent. Plans are being developed to remove the necessity for winding down banks, and the closing has caused little hardship locally in Roswell. Extended closures would hurt business, but now hope grows that financial troubles are near resolution.
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Washington
Roosevelt praised for prompt action on economic normalcy
The nation should back President Roosevelt and support measures to resume normal financial and business relations. The new Democratic administration warns faithful it will delay political appointments, citing pressing problems as justification for the postponement. Postmaster General Farley noted that important issues require time, a prudent choice for the country.
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Roosevelt
Farley
Governor Extends State Banking Moratorium for 30 Days
Governor Seligman extends the state banking moratorium for thirty days not as a bank closure but as a temporary restriction on withdrawals. State banks will follow Washington actions and likely align with presidential orders if the President opens banks after Thursday. The Record notes it does not intend to run competitors’ ads and condemns such ads as bad taste.
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Seligman
Washington
New Mexico
Upi
Roswell Spirit and Roosevelt Challenge in Difficult Times
The Roswell community laments the hard period and praises its residents. It notes President Roosevelt faces a heavy task with a larger congress, unlike Hoover, and calls for broad support from all good citizens across parties.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hoover
Sentences Sermons by Roy L. Smith
A fragment from a sermon outlines how a man’s temptations, struggles, troubles, aspirations, dreams, faith, and desires shape understanding and sympathy. The text notes the reader’s difficulty in judging temptations and appreciating traits without full insight into the individual.
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Roy L. Smith
Sylvan Park Shadows and Family Matters Unfold
In a rainy night sequence at Sylvan Park, Barney recovers from a near ruin while Elsie faces blame and Oliver King spreads gossip. Family bonds deepen as Lad recalls his heritage, and plans for Bessie’s divorce unfold alongside Araminta’s restless dreams and Leo’s political rally resolve.
Rainey says we are off gold standard
Washington March 6 AP Speaker-nominee told newspapermen that war debt negotiations will be delayed pending readjustment of the domestic financial situation. He said plans for the world economic conference in London would go ahead and that the banking situation shows we are beyond the gold standard, noting the nation has been off it for some time.
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Sylvan Park
Taylor
Helen
Bessie
Barney
Minta
Cricket
Bilsie
Mara
Washington
Rainey
London
Roswell Social Roundup From March 1908
Mrs. George M Slaughter hosted last night for Miss Ruby Saunders with a gathering of Saunders Littlefield Bean Dunn Cobean Ogle Morrow Miller Estes Cadets Saunders Frost Sutherland Cooley Freeman Hill and other local figures The W H M Society Met with Mrs A J Cottingham with a large turnout A paper by S E Allison and recitations by Bayless Freda Smith Estelle Cottingham Tom Duke returned from a west business trip May Toohy returned from Dexter Dr and Mrs W W Phillips announce the birth of a son George C Stanford and Mrs J W Lankford visited from Hagerman R E Wood left for Shawnee and Prescott Lon Cottingham reported dry range Dr Beeson opened his office at 119 West Second St L B Boellner returned from lower valley land work.
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Ruby Saunders
Roy Daniel
Misses Saunders
Littlefield
Katherine Bean
Nell Bean
Dunn
Mamie Cobean
Lewis
Eula Odem
Meek
Ogle
Messrs. Morrow
Fred Miller
Boyd Estes
Capt
McClung
Saunders
Frost
Sutherland
Cooley
Freeman
Hill
W. H. M. Society of the
M. E. Church South
A. J. Cottingham
S. E. Allison
Misses Bayless
Freda Smith
Estelle Cottingham
Senate bill totals by county and district across a range
The article lists senate district and representative district allocations for multiple counties, naming Valencia Socorro Santa Fe Rio Arriba and others, plus district counts. It notes Continental Illinois Bank in Chicago opening deposits briefly after talks with Washington. Denver banks stayed closed awaiting Treasury approval to reopen with clearing house certificates, with telegrams to Secretary Wood unanswered, and officials stating small payments remain restricted.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Denver
Colo
Treasury
Woodin
Clearing House
Harold Kountze
Denver Clearing House Association
Banks Open in Illinois as Treasury Rules Spark Uncertainty
Banks halted normal operations through Thursday as officials in Illinois sought guidance on Woodin’s new treasury regulations. Deposits under the special trust account plan were largely rejected after a brief morning surge, with bankers calling the method impractical and costly to implement.
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Treasury
Illinois
Governors and Banks Respond to Holiday Proclamation
Gov Lehman plans a state scrip corporation while New York clears to await Washington approval. The New York stock exchange remains closed until further notice. Chicago closes stockyards at 2 pm and cash grain market halts tomorrow. Philippine Islands gain authority to act under the President’s holiday order. Governors pledge cooperation with Roosevelt to restore banking stability as the Reconstruction Finance Corp suspends loans. Treasury says the proclamation overrides state powers. Bank holidays extend nationwide, and Miami bankers seek permission to reopen with 150000 visitors stranded.
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Washington
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Chicago Livestock Exchange
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Conference of Governors
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New York
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Miami
Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mix With Odd Snags
Puzzle presents across and down clues including Turkish officer eight abject thirteen worthless leaving fourteen poker stake fifteen greatest in degree sixteen make of automobile seventeen erect eighteen Spanish dollar nineteen tenants collectively twenty three Russian stockade twenty six not a liability thirty one most uncommon thirty two die thirty three wants thirty five county in central Michigan thirty six cause to be loved thirty nine continues in progress forty three instigate forty seven an opera forty eight encountered forty nine a pigeon fifty employer fifty one before poet fifty three for fear that fifty four adult fifty five part of a dollar two drug yielding plant three fever four prevented law five the great artery six a proper name seven propitiate eight stable for horses cattle etc nine the herb will twelve beers ten celest eleven weird twenty irregularity in bodily functions twenty two a tenant holding under lease twenty three eagle twenty four one Scot twenty five a land measure twenty seven occurring at irregular intervals twenty eight err twenty nine silkwort thirty a beverage thirty four a milk bag pl thirty seven city in which Hercules slew a lion Greek Mytit thirty eight park in Colorado thirty nine an apostle forty climb forty one poems forty four augur forty six criteri forty two vehicle forty five flat AY le IBlolAls slolnie m
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Park
Colorado
New Orleans Streetcars May Be Added to Electric Bills
In New Orleans riders could soon see charges for streetcar use added to their electricity bills. The plan would bill riders via utility accounts, reflecting fare costs on monthly statements.
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New Orleans
Notice of Hearing on Final Report in Blashek Estate
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico the estate of Clay H Blashek deceased No 1391 with administrator H C Buchiy has filed a final report and petition for discharge The hearing is set for March 28 1933 at 10 AM in Roswell court to determine heirs ownership and distribution of the estate and to hear objections Frank Blashek Pat Garrett Blashek and unknown claimants are notified The administrator and attorney address is H C Buchly
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H. C. Buchig
New Mexico
Frank Biashek
Pat Garrett Lilashek
Roswell
H. ¢. Buckby
George F. Blashek
C. C. Hill
Chaves County
H. C. Ruchiv
Geo. TL. Foreman
Mexico
Estes ‘Peck
H. CC. Buchiy
State OF New Mexico
Frank Blashek
Pat Garrett Blashek
H.¢. Buechly
Clay H. Blashek
C. Hill
Toswell
Local Document Dated February 1 1933 from Roswell NM
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this the first day of February 1933. Geq L Foreman Clerk of Chaves County New Mexico, by Estes Bkc K. Devuty Ad Vv.
Crop loans halted until after holiday
Washington reports disbursement of crop production loans amounting to 90 million dollars was stopped today until the national bank holiday ends. First checks were prepared for mailing but the agriculture department postponed distribution since farmers could not cash them during the holiday.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Senate Democrats organize leadership lineup in caucus
Senate Democrats in caucus today named Senators Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as floor leader John B Kendrick of Wyoming as assistant leader and J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois as whip.
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Senate
Democrats
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
J . Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
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