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The piece argues about whether debt payments to Britain and allies can continue, noting Chamberlain’s warnings about tariff changes to allow payments, and criticizing Britain’s Ottawa conference for raising tariffs on US goods. It portrays Uncle Sam as miscalculating global finances and suggests US creditors will demand actions or risk repudiation. The tone is scolding about American policy.
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Italy
Reserve Bank Resources Rise for Dallas Branch Week Ended Friday
Resources of the Federal Reserve bank of Dallas including the San Antonio branch totaled 3119,395,000 for the week ending Friday, up 930,000 from the prior week but down 10,690,000 from the same week in 1922. Bills and securities at 51,210,000 rose 2,021,000 from last week and 3,083,000 year over year. Reserves at 42,855,000 fell 602,000 from last week and 13,934,000 from the corresponding 1932 week. Also notice a housekeeping room for rent at 726 Madison.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
Early setting of tax rate eyed for 1932 23
Mayor C M Chambers announced that the city has a month to set the 1932 23 tax rate and hopes for a noticeable cut from last year. Tax Commissioner Frank Hy Bushick and City Auditor Walter Tatsch study current year finances to determine a feasible reduction while maintaining required revenue. Rates likely to be at least 20 cents and perhaps 23 cents lower than last year’s 8 98 per 100 dollars valuation, with March 1 deadline to finalize.
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Frank Hy Bushick
Walter Tatsch
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Tax Department
Black man confesses to child abduction and murder
Lloyd Price, 22, admitted to police in New York that he lured 8 year old Helen Sterler with a gaudy pencil before abducting her to a Brooklyn cellar and strangling her. The confession follows hours of questioning after the incident occurred Wednesday afternoon.
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Belittlin' tied, attacked girl case shocks city
In a dingy tenement, police investigated a string of assaults as officers, aided by suspect Price, questioned by a large force after reports of a girl being attacked. Price reportedly admitted past attacks on a young girl, tying the case to earlier suspicions and reformatory terms.
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Toiel
Price
Garner Hope for Mexicans in Ambassadors Posts
Mexico City Jan 27 The Universal editorial calls for exceptional men to fill the American ambassador to Mexico and Mexican ambassador to Washington posts and urged President-elect Roosevelt to consult Vice President Garner. It notes Garner’s strong interest in improving U.S.-Mexico relations. The piece is signed by Juan Sanches Arcona. A separate classified ad lists a four-room home for rent at 338 Nika for $25 a month.
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Washington
Cleat Gamer
Roosevelt
Juan Sanches Arcona
Madero
Gamer
J. Reuben Clark
Garner
Katy Worker Dies in Oklahoma Wreck Near Crowder
G F Thoman, a veteran engineer for the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad based in Denison Texas, died in a McAlester hospital today after being injured in a wreck near Crowder Saturday night. Thoman had been a longtime Katy employee.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Denison
Texas
Crowder
McAlester
Katy
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