New Banking Bill Sparks Debate on Centralized Control
New York Feb 7 The banking reform scene moves toward Congress, promising centralized control under a Reserve Board led by Eycles. Critics warn the plan undermines elastic currency, allows broad government influence over reserves and credit, and could push real estate lending through 21 year terms, risking inflation and a shift toward what they call commercial banking distortions.
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New York
Eycles
Recles
Congress
Az Foltona
Te Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Politics Administration
Washington
Eoanmites
Keeles
Ans
Federal Reserve
John Law
Grand Jury Members Named in New Braunfels District
In New Braunfels a list of grand jury members for the February term was announced. Named jurors include P. Jowolny, Alvin Heimarz, Lichards, Paul Fischer, Laljis Vor obalmen, Eugene Kryuse, Olta Mhirith, Htnedan Hilztvider, Arma frie, Atgif Uecker, Gus Shae er, and Herry Heldemeyer. Retired Judge LM. Jefferey of the district court and District Attorney Fred slundel of Lockhart are overseeing.
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Jomal
NEW Braunfels
FeltTrain
Erik
Gietroh Court
P. Jowolny
Alvin Heimarz
3. Lichards
Paul Fischer
Laljis Vorobalmen
Eugene Kryuse
Olta Mhirith
Htnedan Hilztvider
Armafrie
Atgif Uecker
Gus Shaeer
Herry Heldemeyer
LM. Jefferey
U S Housing Trend Shows RentsLOW Costs Still Above 1926
The chart tracks rents costs and construction over 13 years with 1928 =100. Costs sit 19 percent below 1926, rents 6a percent lower, while construction firms say rising rents must accelerate. Local factors keep building activity uneven as prices rise and demand lags.
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United States Department of
Federal Reserve
Goodbody and Company
Doom Over Oxford Village Council Five Die In Two Years
Oxford Ohio reports a jinx on the village council as five of the six members elected two years ago have died in office. Surviving members Beeks and Byrne discussed the mortality before Beeks died suddenly. he passed away today.
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Osford
Ohio
Oxford Village
EK. Beeks
J.C. Byrne
Suridenbe
Election Shooting Conviction Found in Pottsville Case
Pottsville report states Joseph J. Bryan, former county detective, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the five on election eve shooting that killed five. Jury verdict after long deliberations sets a sentence of six to twelve years in penitentiary.
Action Refused in Poison Death Case in Arkansas
Federal Judge John Me declined to take direct action in the case of Mark Shank of Arkon Ohio and Gary Sayer tied to a poisoning death. The judge ruled Shank had not exhausted state court remedies in Arkansas and did not commit to further proceedings.
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Little Rock
Arg
John
Mark Shank
Arkon
Ohio
Abormey
Parison Sayer
Hoting Shank
le Teroure
Arkansac
Colonel Injured in Accident Rallyes at Fort Stockton
Colonel John A. Berry injured in a railroad accident is slightly improving at Fort Sim Houston station. He had been in serious condition for several weeks since the Fort Stockton incident. The report comes from New York by telegraph.
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John A. Berry
Fort Sim Houston
Fort Stockton
Ceveral
Cotton Market In New Orleans Markets Steady Amid Trading
In New Orleans the cotton market showed steady trading with gains of 2 points on March and declines of 2 points on May and July. March futures slipped to 1s851 before rebounding, while other old crop months stayed flat. A court decision on the gold case loomed, prompting board action to suspend trading if needed.
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New Orleans
Tech
Liverpool
Nolice
New Orleans Exchange
Ely
Supreme Court Svand
Colombia rejects pact with Peru in senate vote
In Bogota the Colombian Senate rejected the Leticia treaty of friendship and cooperation with Peru after two no votes. The Leticia pact, signed in Rio de Janeiro last April and ratified by Peru in November, aimed to settle a long standing border dispute between the two nations.
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Bogota
Fro
Colombia
Leticia Gevteco
Rio de Janeiro
Hens Laying Eggs With Double Yolks
In South Tannon desary Virginia on February 9 John Hulett reported seeing hens lay double yolk eggs. Households, storekeepers, and laborers noted the eggs sold quickly as prices rose by about 18 cents per dozen. Observers also found the eggs heavier, about 11 ounces more than typical.
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John Hulett
Labo
Bison Shipment Aids Great Plains Reservations
The thinning of the stone park buffalo herd to prevent overstocking has sent 14 of 200 removed animals to Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota and 77 to the Crow Reservation at St Montara. The move benefits northwest Indians by reintroducing bison to their ranges and supports native herd use.
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Indian Reservation
Gardiner, Mum
INS
Stone Park
Northwest
The
Park
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Crow Reservation
Montara
Burglars Loot Downtown Jewelry Store in Denver
In a downtown Denver incident burglars spent hours at a jewelry store tunneling through a brick wall from an adjoining restaurant and escaped with 1275 dollars in loot. They grabbed 40 artist valuables 135 pieces and various miscellaneous articles.
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Denver
Finsy
Wetenes
Pumping Stations to Aid Fish Life
The Iowa fish life commission established pumping stations in six lakes near Here to prevent fish losses from the summer drought. Air is pumped to aerate the small water beneath the ice, saving the fish as surface water dries.
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Iowa
Here
Woman Surrenders in Chicago Club Killing Case
Ellen Baltu, known as Billie, surrendered to police for questioning in the murder of Louis S. Scrat at a Chicago club. She, friend of Mrs. Strath, was accompanied by attorney Emmett Byrne and released after questioning. Authorities ordered her arrest after a cab driver linked her photo to the suspect.
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Chicago
Hirs
Ellen
Billie) Baltu
Louis S. Scrat
Edlin
Strath
Melba Straub
Kenneth Calling
Cad
Grugetore
Colting
Livestock Market Report From San Antonio Auction
Livestock prices in the San Antonio cattle division remained mostly steady as buyers showed limited demand. Best truck animals sold readily with scores around 35, while lighter grades moved slowly. slaughter cattle and butchers posted lower bids and goats, sheep, and other stock were uneven in price across the market.
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San Antonio
sWeera
Walls
Snir
Stocks Rise as Market Ignores Cold Weather Toll
The stock market opened modestly higher led by Santa Fe and Union Pacific while American Telephone and U S Steel and Consolidated Gas lagged. The week’s end figures show a larger coal output drop and a steady but cautious trading tone amid frigid weather and shifting industry indices.
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York
Areek Marcel
Attar
Santa Fe
International Tarveal Bears
Roebuey
Lnion Pacific
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Consolidated Go
General’ Motora
Tractionaly Fower
Amerk Rh Cen
Merkee Fa
National Coal Association
Bituanica
Bureau of Mines
Jamiars
Bank of Fisace
Wall Street Briefs Prominent Figures Hit by Market Moves
Far from clear due to OCR errors a Wall Street brief reports on market activity around New York on February 7. Key figures include a construction project valued at 237,000 and other large sums. the article mentions municipal accounting and a 9,820,000 figure in relation to local authority actions.
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Tectia Kinson
Nugue
York
Hit Enfant
Cotton seed counting in Rio Grande Valley grows effort
In Edinburg on February 7, farmers from the Arter Cotton Grow association count cotton seeds for the upcoming planting season. Members seek to extend cultivation of a giant seed variety across the Valley, aiming to finalize the process in the near future.
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Edinburg
Rio Grange
Avtec
Arter
Cra’ Association
Pisritieg
Fruits and vegetables price list and market notes
An annotated Tuesday shipping and market update lists quantities and prices for produce including cabbage, spinach, beets, corn, potatoes, lettuce, onions, and other items across Texas, New York, and multiple U.S. markets. It reports freight terms, crate prices, and track arrivals with regional market conditions and prices in cities like Cleveland Philadelphia Cincinnati and Boston.
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South Teves
Texas
U. S
Markal Gwaa
Weunuesday
Cleveland
Ashington
Texas Imancis
Savoy Lwne
Cincinnati
Chiesa
St. Louis
Boston
Terus
Tyne
New York
Nishela
Sacoy
Tarn
Wisconsin
Chicago
Eigan
Surat Erie
Pittstburgh
Texan
RFS
Avizana
Brack
Marl Rm
Tenas
Nest Entally
Glover
Texas Grrived
Frank
Braceoll
Philadelphia
Fony
St. Lows
Marzec
California
Calfornia
Wego
Tesae Vei
Y Sratex
Carraty
Arizona
Fara
Texas Hall
Calitconis
St Bovis
Local money and metals report from London market notes
A London market summary shows foreign exchange and metal prices with terse figures. The report mentions the TaFi Har firm exchange rates and a quoted value around 34.72 dollars, with brief notes on commodities and stability in regional trading.
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Toldos Har Bona
London
Dollar Quotations Report Shows Mixed Currency Values
AP report notes the United States dollar and European currencies with partial quotes. The text lists franc values and closing rates, mentioning francs per dollar and francs per other units, but the fragmentary OCR makes full details unclear.
Berlin mother faces murder charge in three child deaths
In Berlin, Frau Charlotte Svenemann, 24, faced court today on murder charges after authorities say she exposed her four children to hunger and starvation. Her infant and 12 year old were found dead in an unheated apartment, while her four year old Wolfgang was hospitalized. The case highlights alleged neglect amid claims she pursued a gay nightlife.
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Berlin
Frau
Charlotte Svenemann
Wolfgang
Washington shakeup in AAA signals conservative shift
Washington reports a broad shakeup in the AAA as five agricultural officials resign amid debate over policy direction. Observers question whether President Roosevelt will pivot right as Rexford Tugwell, Abe Wallace ally, weighs retirement plans and Jerome Frank’s fate looms.
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Washington
AAA
Roosevelt
Lewis W. Douglas
Desa Acheson
O. M. W. Sprague
Hugh §. Johnson
Ickes
Alleh
Ronald R. Richberg
ASA
Gant
A. P
Wacer
Rexford Tugwell
Governor Cancels Special Session and Injunction Battle
In Frankfort Kentucky a clash over a compulsory primary law sparked a gubernatorial order canceling a special session. An injunction and temporary restraining order followed as Secretary of State records show revocation occurred before service. With the governor absent, Lt Governor A B Clansier convened a session to press the anti administration Democrats’ drive, per President Roosevelt’s request.
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Frankfort, Ey
Pep
General Assembly
Ruby Lathantavvy
Franklin Circuit
Secretary of State
A. B
Happy) Clansier
Roszevelt
Grain and Wheat Markets Mixed Amid Weather Signals
In Chicago and San Antonio trade notes, wheat futures slip while corn and oats respond to wheat price moves. An SSA overview reports May wheat futures down slightly as July deliveries drag. Grain prices include San Antonio quotes for corn and barley, with mixed shifts amid rain and market pressure. Also reported, Dallas records the death of Nicholas Athoniades, president of Petro Gorpa Cil, found shot in a Dallas apartment, suicide ruled by investigators.
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Desneath
Ister
Otteries
Higher Prigan
Provisiona
Bos Valuss
Dallas
Fev
Nicholas Paul Athoniades
Petro Gorpa Cil Corporation
Local Market Prices Shot Through The Roof On Thursday
Market notes show mixed prices for vegetables and fruit with lettuce at high quoters. Green onions 60 cents per bunch, cabbage 60 cents a head, peppers 1.00 to 1.25 per bushel, celery 4.00 per crate, and strawberries around 2.50. Multiple items and vague totals reflect a bustling growers’ market in Culitog with extensive commodity listings and commission quotes across fruits, vegetables, and dairy.
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Uig
Cnere
Esate
Bonenia
Ik Byems
Texas
Calif
Galit
Idaho
Colo
Texas Sterilization Bill Reported Okeh
Austin February 1 The house committees of public health reported favorably a bill authorizing sterilization under certain conditions of mental defectives in state institutions and hospital inmates. The measure aims to regulate eligibility and procedures for such operations within state facilities.
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Texas
Okeh Austin
House
la Bil
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for February
The treasury position on February 5 shows receipts of 21,223,248.6, expenditures of 48,190,890.48, and a balance of 82,240,004,620.56. Customs receipts for the month total 40,16 TS181, with fiscal year receipts (since July 1) at 2,197,799,589.47. Emergency expenditures amount to 42,125,833,578.18, with total gross outlays and assets noted in the report.
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Treasury
Ashington
Woman Sues Fleischmann in Chicago Breach of Promise Case
Mrs Rhode Panner Doubleday files a suit seeking 100000 against Max Pleischmann, a Milwaukee yeast maker and big game hunter, alleging unchaste conduct after an alleged January 3 1983 incident. The suit follows her earlier $1500000 breach of promise action against Harald McCormick in Chicago, settled in May.
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New York
Max
Plelsshimann
Rhode Panner Doubleday
Felix Moulteday
Fleischmann
Stendard Brands
Miers Crump Heads Finance Group of Bexar Red Cross
Miers Crump heads the finance group of the Bexar County chapter of the American Red Cross. J. R. Ladle serves as second vice president and chairman of the board meeting. Directors set next meeting for March 8 with officers acting as presiding officers.
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Miers Crump
Bexar Red Cross
Sebhert A. Smith
Mise Abe Lathrop
Frank Gillusple
Adelaide ‘Pewees
Eling Neal
Reg Cross
J. 5. Lockwood
Adele Stancke
Grouc- Mon
Hila Gimmestad
National Tiuesihg
Rome
Air Aces of Latin America Sought as Derby Entrants
Officials plan a Washington to Buenos Aires air derby rivaling the longest flight. Prize money could reach ten thousand dollars. Likely entrants include Argentina’s Praneises Mendoza Goncalves and Colombia’s Golfano, plus Mexican aviation chiefs Roberto Fierro and Gustav Leon among others.
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Air Aces
Latin America
Washington, D
Air Dexbey
Washington
Buenos Aires
Retorn
Mera
Over & Rowe
Praneises Mendoza Goncalves
Civil Aeronautics
Argentina
Golfano
Colombia
Roberto Fierro
Aero- Mantress Department
Gustav Leon
Alfredo Sesamo
Castile Breton
Mexiven Fers
Major Reported in Grave Condition at Fort Sam Houston
Major reported in grave condition at Fort Sam Houston Station hospital Thursday. Infirmary records show neck infection amid duty at the office of Mac Eighth Corps Ares quartermaster.
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Ridwell
U.S
Quartermmaster Corpy
Mac
Eighth Corps
Ares Quartermaster
Fort Sam Hotston Station
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