Depositors to Get Relief in Eight Day Bank Holiday
Detroit banks extend emergency withdrawals to 3 percent of balances while Governor Comstock seeks voluntary actions to ease crisis. Union Guardian Trust, Ford ties, and Reconstruction Finance Corporation backing loom as officials hope for a sound adjustment and possible retroactive bills. Detroit city defaults on interest due to bank holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wil
A. Comstock
Michigan
Detroit Clearing Hose Association
Uan & Apries
Comstock
Union Guardian Trust Company
Union Guardian ‘Trust Company
Guardian-Detroit- Taton Group, Inc
Henry Ford
Salvation of the Union Guardian Trust Company
Deathorn
Detroit Free Press
Ford
James Couzens
Ford Motor Company
Uations
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Couzens
Senate
R. F. G. Swang
Free Press
Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve System
Golden Eagle Captured Solves Lamb Loss Mystery
A seven foot wingspan Golden eagle was captured on the Powell Man Jey ranch near Ban Baba, south of San Saba, ending a spate of lamb disappearances. A trap near a recently killed lamb secured the bird, according to RN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba Ban Baba
RN. Maniley
Powell-Man Jey Ranch
Here
Weather Temperatures and Rainfall Report Summary
The report covers temperatures at 2 am and 2 pm with monthly precipitation totals. It notes deficits for January and January to early February, a 3.22 inch rainfall by Wednesday evening, and timing details for moon phases and tidal observations. San Antonio and surrounding routes show cloudy to moderate northerly winds with coastal intersections and regional thunderstorm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesda
Thureday
Etn
Keane
Thunday
San Antonia
Dallas
Talzay
Braxnavilie
Sin Antonia
Tb Nes Ofluana
Init
Soceemittent
Ikiha
Antonio O
el Pans
Claude Wits
Tomiets
San Antonio Bar Association elects Mourland president
The San Antonio Bar Association conducted its annual meeting at the Plaza Hotel Tuesday noon, electing Travis B. Mourland as president to succeed H. W. Green. Harry L. Howard was named vice president and Marion A. Olson secretary. Mourland retained the existing board of directors and reappointed committees, with Green and James Young added as past presidents. A banquet is planned to honor three veteran judges from Bexar County: W. S. Anderson, S. G. Tayloe, and R. B. Minor, who have served 20 years on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Bar Association
Travis E. Moursund
Harry
San Antonio Dar Association
Travis B. Maurland
Plaza ‘Hotel Toof
H. W. Green
Harry L. Howard
Marion A. Olson
Mourland
Green
John Wheeler
W. J. Matthews
Leo Brewer
James Young
Bexar County
W. S. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Charge Wife of Indian Sought to Avoid Supervision
A deposition by Marshall J. Mott states Mrs. Anna Lowe Barnett took her husband Jackson Barnett from Oklahoma to California to evade the Oklahoma Guardian’s supervision. The federal case seeks to annul the marriage and recover over a half million dollars for the Creek elder’s estate. The government accuses Mrs. Barnett of kidnapping and tying the marriage to an illegal ceremony in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Anna Lowe Barnett
Jackson Barnett
Oklahoma
California
Marshall J. Mott
Half Pint of Evidence Stolen in Court
Boston reports police liquor sleuth Bernard Carney testified in a case when someone stole a half pint of liquor from his pocket. The thief was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Ernard Carney
Iquor
Happy Now Ends Itching of Eczema Torture
Fragmentary medical notes describe relief from eczema itching and skin eruptions after a treatment. The text mentions a week of improvement, a lettered description of sensations, and references Italian remedies and unnamed medications. The readability is limited by garbled OCR.
Roosevelt Returns to Start Cabinet Selections in Miami
President elect Roosevelt returns from the sea voyage to begin shaping his cabinet. He will consult Senator Glass of Virginia in New York about treasury leadership and plans to reorganize government to cut expenditures. James M. Cox may meet him on return to discuss the congressional plan for expanded powers. An early meeting with M. L. Benedum of Pittsburgh is also noted. A Miami welcome is planned as he debarks tonight after 21 days at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Roosevelt
New York
Senator Glass
Virginia
Atlantic
Deportation suit over marriage prevent claim in Budapest
Martin Porkay, noted Hungarian art dealer and critic, sues the United States government for 100000 dollars in a Budapest court, alleging unlawful arrest and deportation to block his marriage to Sarah Carey, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Robert D. Carey of Wyoming. He says the move was orchestrated by the Cal: ey couple and cites his rent on an unfurnished house at 510 Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
INS
Washington
Sarah Carey
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Martin Porkay
United States
Porkay
Carey
Mexico to Grant Credit to Farmers via Banks
Mexico City reports government plans to supply credit to farmers through agricultural banks, aiming to boost the outlook for Mexican agriculture and ease funding for farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Swedish Vets Form Society in Stockholm War Veterans
Five Swedish veterans of the Spanish American War living in Stockholm have founded a society and already more than 30 other Swedes have applied for membership, signaling organized veteran activity abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Stockholm
INB
Haircuts in Barber's War Cuts Prices to Five Cents
Grainy notice notes a conflict over barber shop pricing with a central law. The 5 cent price for shave or haircut appears contested as cheaper options surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirbers
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. A. Attorneys
Tland Tailored
AM Solars
Altenueraur
Anilla
Ter
Seth
Iieleni, Moat Z
Tex & Heda
Wba
Tatcle Riv
Ark Fee Lindy
Jax Aneelen
Alle
Olewr
Lambeth Hy
Away
Memiphie
Clark
Jan
Oldham
Peanries
Calif
Bar
Progres
Rete
Ereeton
Pershing
Frank Bros
San Antonio
Ylea
Jese
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!