Treasury bans use of SCA to back currency expansion
Treasury officials outline potential currency growth as banks could issue up to about 6 billion dollars backed by 2400 million in gold and government securities under the Boreh-Glass amendment. Banks could expand currency by roughly 840 million under the home loan law provision while existing securities and capital stock set the ceiling.
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Joanink Lsw
Acts Federal Reserve and National Banks
Rheumatism Relief: New Therapy Promises Quick Aid
Fragmented text touts a new medicine claimed to target liver kidneys and nervous system to ease rheumatic joint pain. It suggests rapid relief from swelling and muscle ache and hints at dramatic benefits, but lacks verifiable details or sources.
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Niiseles
Osderial Yemedien Iit
Jean
Wik Yeni
Cies
Job Ad Service Promises Wide Exposure
A service offers to craft a light Situation Wanted advertisement for job seekers and distribute it to thousands of offices. The consultant, located at Broadway and Wirth Street, promises quick results and low cost, including a free broadcast over KONO at 021% each evening.
Zangara to plead in murder case amid banking crisis notes
The article reports on Luigi Zangara set to plead to murder charges in Chicago mayor Anton Cermak's death, amid broader U S banking policy discussions. It details expected defense representation, prior sentencing, and mentions emergency banking plans and deposits guarantees debated by Congress. It also covers Paris wheat price stabilization measures and cabinet approval.
Roosevelt Seeks Surprise Elements In Message To Congress
President Roosevelt spoke to reporters about expected surprises in his forthcoming message to Congress. He hinted at a sweeping government reorganization and discussed banking and currency policy. Senator McAdoo met him to discuss finance, but no quotes were allowed.
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Reindeer Herd Near Canada Heads Toward Mackenzie River
A vast Alaska herd of reindeer marches toward Canada to serve Eskimos at the Mackenzie River mouth. The Lo men reindeer corporation to be paid 15000 by the government upon arrival. The herd, started by Andrew Bahr and aided by Laplanders and Eskimos, has grown since 192Y and is nearing the Mackenzie across the ice to Kelitgaguil.
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Lomen Brothers
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Insurance Claims in N Y Continue
New York authorities say death claims by life insurance companies will proceed without suspension or delay. State Superintendent George Van Schalck emphasized the ruling following a legislative section granting extraordinary power to the governor and insurance superintendent during the financial emergency.
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George
van Schatck
Joey
van Schalck
Hotel Guests to Hear About Tax Reduction Campaign
Chicago report on a national drive by the American Hotel Association to educate guests about taxes. The campaign links colorfully labeled hotel items to guest bills and aims to reduce the tax portion of room rates. The effort targets audience awareness during stays and outlines a plan to cut hotel tax implications.
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Chicago, March
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Honduras restricts bank payments on obligations for six days
President Tihureio Caring Andina issued an emergency decree barring banks from paying more than 10 percent on eight obligations over the next six days. The move aims to stabilize markets as authorities monitor liquidity.
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Trovcigalpa, Hondas
March
Tihureio Caring
Prohibition Laws Debate Amid Senate Briefs
Presiding officer of the house and the day’s affixed signatures on bills. Repeats Jing Trials and legal actions. References to money to loan ads and reliable firms listed in fighting finance.
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Ada
Hearst urges expanding postal savings bank deposits
William Randolph Hearst argues the federal postal savings banks already guarantee deposits and urges raising the per person limit from 2500 to 10000 or 100000. He contends government backing would end hoarding, ease bank strain, and revive circulation, with 95 percent of redirected funds flowing through banks under state guarantees. He also suggests allowing check withdrawals and converting postal banks to commercial banks for wages and business needs.
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Postal Savings Banks
Postal Savings Bank
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Hearst
Federal Postal Savings Bank
Postal Savings
William Randolph Hearst
Five Killed in German Clashes
Berlin dispatch reports five people killed in clashes involving German forces. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the incident appears tied to ongoing confrontations between warring factions in Berlin. Local authorities have not released full casualty figures.
Klutch Holds False Teeth Tight At Urug Store
A garbled ad-like note claims Klutch offers a snug fit for dentures and urges readers to buy Leath, 2c and 400 a box at Urug Store-Ady. The text is incoherent but centers on dental comfort products and a storefront offer.
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Urug
Ady
Prohibition Order Surprises State Officials
Local agents raided two alleged speakeasies as officials announced a forthcoming prohibition order. Miller called the news a complete surprise and said investigations would continue until the order arrives by mail in bulletin form. The administration aims to assign federal enforcement to curb illicit supply and hold local authorities responsible. Woodcock remains in office pending a successor and notes regulations were issued as soon as the new status under the appropriation bill was settled.
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Miller
Woodcock
Federal Governanet
Speakeasies Expect Quiet Days After Prohibition Order
S A speakeasy operators in San Antonio say federal orders to limit actions to undercover liquor sources mean local authorities will not raid or shut them down. Operators express varied views with some claiming business as usual while others fear stricter enforcement may come. Classified ads note sale of seeds at low prices.
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San Antonio
National Prohibition Bureau
Colorado Mount Awakens With Massive Rock Slide
In Durango Colorado a mountain peak produced a dramatic rock and earth slide during the night. Measurements indicate about 46 million tons of material moved down the mountainside at an estimated rate of 19 inches per hour.
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Durango
Colo
Niles
Colorado
Death Penalty Proposal Faces Texas Senate This Week
A bill to impose the death penalty for all attempted assassinations, including the recent threat against Franklin D Roosevelt, was introduced in the Texas Senate. Senator Clint OC Small of Amarillo and Walter Woeatlul of Houston sponsor the measure.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Texa Senate
Clint OC. Small
Amarillo
Walter Woeatlul
Houston
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