Chamber of Commerce attacks Roosevelt monetary policy
President Roosevelt faces open opposition from the national Chamber of Commerce as its 52 directors criticize the dollar depreciation plan and demand an end to monetary experimentation. The group also protests public works financing and private housing, urging codes be run through industry trade associations.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Roosevelt
Henry S. Harriman
Boston
NRA
Chamber
French premier ousted as deputies vote against budget plan
The Remier Albert Sarraups government falls after a 321 to 247 vote over keeping the gold standard and balancing the budget. Civil servant unions spurred the defeat by resisting financial sacrifices for the state. Paris frets Edouard Herriot may be asked to form a new ministry.
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Remier Albert Sarraups
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Mass of Michigan small items and accidents across towns
Newswire style roundup lists multiple Michigan incidents including deaths from falls and tree accidents, a factory fire in Jackson, a deer hunting prize, robberies in Mt Clemens, a bear kill claim near Royal Oak, and public notices of battery laws, with individuals such as Jay Cochran and Charles Wickenhiser among the reported fatalities and events.
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Mt. Pleasant
Charles Wickenhiser
Nottawa Township
Mt. Clemens
Civil Works Administration
Mason
Wilson Packing Co
Jackson
Monroe
St. Mary’s Academy
Welfare Department
Michigan Central
Warner Yard
Noble Avenue
Lansing
Michigan
California
Texas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Virginia
New Jersey
Carolinas
Iron’ Mountain
Walter Freeman
Freeman
Taft
Calif
Royal Oak
H. W. Tusitson
Clawson
Black River
Hubbard Lake
Howe About: A Letter on Anger and Morality in Troubled Times
In a 1935 column from Bell Syndicate the author riffs on public fear and revenge, arguing there will be no blood flow and urging shared responsibility. He compares American panic to past reigns of terror and notes hypocrisy, shifting blame, and moral decline among Americans and leaders alike.
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ED. Howe
France
Samuel Insull
Woodrow Wilson
England
Russia
Washington
St. Petersburg
Iowa
Chicago
United States
America
Bell Syndicate
Town’s First Citizen Bandit King by Night
A Belgrade sent mayor of Gornje Selo, Janjo Korac, aged sixty, led a rogue band for seventeen years. The supposedly respectable mayor hid a facial wound from a night clash with his own police, ending his reign and exposing the crime ring.
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Hugo
Jean Valjean
Belgrade
Gornje Selo
Janjo Korac
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills from 60 years past. It claims they regulate liver and bowels and promotes them as a trusted remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
Usual Detour And Anything You Tell A Woman Goes In One Ear
A judge comments on communication and perception in a case, noting common misdirections and the idea that what is said to a woman may not be retained, reflecting on testimony handling and memory in court proceedings.
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America
ER. H. Hamilton
Carbondale
S.C. Babcock
M.D. Q. Lam
Pierre
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CTING
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Rock of Gibraltar
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Association of American Tories
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Ecretary of the Interior Series
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Naomi
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Mill Pond
Grace Carreyn
Big Stone Road
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Charles A. Ford
George A. Custer
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Andersonville
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Napolen St. Amour
Joseph Wallock
Dixie Highway
Lake Road
Wallack
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Marjorie Frandt
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Archie Struble
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