Silver plan urged in Montana campaign speech
Ty Cadan reports a proposed "B70 Silver Plan" calling for free coinage of silver and gold backed by large metal reserves. The speaker claims the plan would boost monetary supply and prices, tripling value of many commodities and expanding purchasing power for over half the world’s population within a year.
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Wastington
Ty Cadan
Burton K. Whiteler
Cdemorraty
Montana
Iatrosluceta
Kollan
William Stemingly Bryan
U8id
Montana Sensior
Chicago unions approve next year pay cuts
Three Chicago unions accept wage reductions for the coming year with member agreement. Workers in the Furniture Workers and International Brotherhood of Teamsters report lowered pay, while others in the city agree to similar belt-tightening measures amid ongoing labor negotiations.
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Chicago
Dion
Dan
Rlive
Ted
Congress Balk House Plans Tariff Bill in Haste
Washington reports Congress balking as the House advances plans for a tariff bill and broader economic measures. Democrats push for tax increases, others seek rapid hearings and party unity. The Senate contemplates reconstruction and banking capitalization increases while ongoing debates across appropriation, farm relief, unemployment, and public works loom.
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Congress
HOUSE
Five Day Fast Urged by Savant in Lieu of Outing
Dr J A Gray professor of psychology in Innnsan and Venders’ solleve Vielaburg argues five day fasts can replace outings. He cites mental improvement from fasting as the key benefit, saying neither mind nor function fully during the fast but the aftereffects are notable.
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J. A. Glayfessor
Innnsand
Solleve
Vielaburg
Deposit Insurance Bill Is Planned
The report notes a proposed national system of bank deposits to guarantee all deposits in national banks. Representative Lagnar from the state of Tama is to attend the event in New York, with plans to discuss the bill at the session today.
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Hxgton
Tama
Mnem Horn
Federal Reserve
Lagnardin
New York
Cone River
Frisco Campaigns to Get Convention
Frisco campaigns to secure the national convention as headquarters open in Washington DC. Local convention and tourist bureau report activity and efforts to attract the event, promising potential gains from visitor traffic and related opportunities.
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Frisco
Francisco
Franclkea
Cilien Femline
So Long Kin To Get Money Deficiency Bill Provisions
A Washington report notes that the deficiency bill recommends appropriations of 10,000 dollars each for several widows and kin of prominent political figures. Names associated include Mrs. Micw Badaevelt, son of the late Speaker Nichol Longworth, and various members across states. The item lists recipients and related political figures amid the pending appropriations debate.
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Washington
Cy Tanalee
Ang Ware
Micw Badaevelt
Nichol Longworth
Ghio
Inte
Kannevelt
Ben Winns
O'Malley
Yore
al ‘i
West
Atkerata
New Jersr
Aswell
Lowenana
Georke Graham
Penneylean Uinle
Newddangyshire
Major
Missouri
Climirs A. Mivbizir
Redistricting Act Upheld in Missouri
A garbled 1989 report indicates the Redistricting Act was upheld in Missouri amid a legislative session. The article references named individuals and sessions, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece notes a parliamentary action affecting district boundaries and potential consequences for representation.
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Mixénucia I Cupgregamon
Snrke
Rail Chiefs Push Merger Plan Across Nation
Washington dispatch reports railroad executives prepared to urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a consolidation of rival lines. The plan aims to create a single system to improve efficiency and service, with executives outlining economic and strategic benefits.
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Rail Chiefs
Washington
Asi
Cimmiinion West Weilistas
Argumenia
Public Works Bill Filed in House Amid Administration Work
A House Public Works bill was filed authorizing a government works program. The measure, backed by Democratic Rep. Coebran, seeks authorization for administration by goblin works on various projects.
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Washington
Loin
Coebran Democrat
Ibeepiel
Howe Tela
Goblin Works
Man Pays $100 Fine for Possessing 216 Pints
The Federal district court heard Monday that Gus Kinek admitted guilt to possession of 216 pints of beer and 20 gallons of grog found at a Florida home. Buck's attorney stated the defendant had not knowingly violated liquor laws and acted under a physician's advice. The case highlighted tax and distribution issues surrounding the liquor charge.
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Sun Hing
Ayer Tn
Gus Kinek
Flo
Ciin
Saken
Buck
Suspect Toe Allowed Bal Suspect Toe Allowed Bal
Suspect Toe Allowed Bal reports from Houston on January 4 regarding murder case tied to Pore ton Austin. Habeas corpus motions filed as lawyers ready further court actions. Four suspects, including Jenkins, in custody with indictments for murder. victim identified as Austin, 83, found dead in Victoria, Springs.
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Houston
Martin
Pore
Ton Austin
Jesus Gattins
Het Spriige
Atk Wis
Lahore
Fandidl Jenkins
Halnussar
Gshila
Pouty
Air Crit Mes
TS An
NM Eggy" Jones
Amy
Toston
Walter Stinks
Fyqbas
le Wis
Lot
Astin
Vietoria
Prize for Carol as Michael Triumphs in Event
In a vivid scene Carol expresses thrill as Michael wins the prize. The report notes attendance by fans and mentions officials and auditors tied to the event. The fragmentary text references ARL Brow and local division involvement without clear final outcomes.
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Carol
Michael
Tagiinrern
Sorapei Ff
Mite Timannrel Malay
Han
Tanry
Auditor's
Democrats file PAPCRG records and payrolls in Congress
The Democratic national committee filed copies of payrolls from its New York national headquarters for the 1628 treasurial campaign with affidavits. The respondent list includes Rep Wool of Indiana and chair of the national congressional committee.
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Pastiesatan
National Committee
Mie
New York
Wes Wree
Jomna Wet Greiard
Democratic National
Debt Jumped Two Billion in 1931 United States
The public debt rose to 817,825,440,000 with a November increase of 16,026,080. The figures reflect a substantial expansion in government obligations during the year.
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Washengton
Hines
Domino Marathon Seeks Valley Title Victory
In Malden Gene Cutter and Milnes Prue lead a locally crews in a Domino Marathon vying for the Valley championship. The event features Pat Theos and Dr Davis contending with Cantner, Vernon Tie, and other teams as officials loom over remaining matches.
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Malden
Ahi
Gene Cutterven
Milnes Prue
Sallenel
New York
Mcanonnen
Pat Theos
Davis
Brel Cantner
Vernon
Democratic Campaign Struggles Report Amid Party Tensions
Fragmented text depicts Democratic factions preparing for campaign events across states with mentions of leaders like Sibert and Ritelle. The garbled lines describe party meetings, potential candidate announcements, and tensions around unity as the national committee gathers in Washington and nearby Watmere for strategic talks.
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Wasteington
Haan
Watmere
Sibert
Rilehir
Maryland
Gorrynon
Goos
Concord Elite
Willy Sprees
Alfred
Saaithy
Solon Would Build First Class Navy
A brief article argues Solon should establish a first class navy to defend the United States. It cites Congress as a body shaping naval policy and references international treaties and the Navy Department. The piece emphasizes readiness and prestige in maritime strength.
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Solon
Washington
Deen
United States
Vilex
Wien
Poll Tax Talks To Air On Radio Station KSA Tips
An article describes upcoming poll tax discussions broadcast on KSA radio at 12:15. Arthur Pfeil, president of the fore chamber, will introduce Gary Kantinin and Mddect Buss as speakers.
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Nin
Hexer
Tye
Danny Chamber of Callimeres
KSA Tips
Arthur Pfeil
Fore Chamber
Will Strodie
Gary Kantinin
Mddect Buss
Ray
Jury Deliberations Continue in Proud Case Study
A legal panel in OELABOMA LEPY weighs evidence against eight defendants tied to Tintrereat Oil and Daa Company operations. Jurors remain silent as they pursue a verdict in the complex commerce inquiry amid courtroom tension.
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Ion
Wilegal
Vidense
Tintrereat Oil
Daa Company
Cantintot Ladar Tr
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Coolidge Smith Proposed as Directors of National Preservation
Fragmentary text indicates Coolidge and Smith are proposed as directors of a million dollar national preservation effort. It names a congressman A. id. Sebath of Wlingis and mentions a pension plan related context. The readable portions suggest a formal governmental appointment discussion with uncertain details.
Garner Drie to Open Soon
Texas Democracy plans a campaign launch for Garner’s nomination to the presidency with a mass meeting. M. G. Chambers announced the event, coordinating with Democratic clubs and smaller Texas towns to attend the first mass meeting.
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Garner Drie
Texas Democraty
Flouse
Joh S. Garner
Maser
Seattle
Houston
Demarmtic
Seale
Chambers
H. L. Hornby
Tivalde
Abe Colorfit
Threats to Blast Levees Reported in Flooded Valley
A report notes threats to blast levees to divert floodwaters in a valley. Workers and laborers strive to reinforce defenses as rising waters threaten the lowlands and surrounding communities.
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Lex Doias
Don Vheenta
Tate Hatehic
Lown
Kaun
Mmk Honsehoblers
Sternzihen
Harthey
Children Invited to Hear Stories at Public Library
Readers from the Sinn Antonio area are invited to a weekly storytelling hour at the public library on Ket street. Local staff encourage families to bring children for tales and crafts, with themes focusing on imagination and reading aloud in a calm, supportive setting.
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Childeen
Sinn Antonio
Soyot
Katardar
Turtinn
One Cent a Day Pays Up to 100 Monthly Rights
A dubious insurance style offer promises up to 100 dollars monthly for 24 months with a $1,000,009 prize note. The ad asks for name, address, and money and claims no examination is required. It mentions Bank terms and a 10 day waiting period.
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Dirks Huilpin
Khansda Gily
Han Jeon
Soninen
Alvidiet
Ailileoss
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