Today At Last. Glads, by Arthur Brisbane
A period opinion piece discusses U S Russian relations, praising President Roosevelt and Kalinin while arguing for recognizing Stalin and Soviet industrial plans. It references Ford, General Electric, and other figures, with bold claims on loans, trade, and world prosperity amid wartime tensions.
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Arthur Brisbane
Russia
United States
Europe
Roosevelts
America
FAI
Pacific
Roosevelt
Britain’s economic progress clear as world trade improves
The article discusses Britain's improving economy under pressure from war debts relief talks in Washington. Lloyd George highlights rising employment, stronger retail sales, and increased rail traffic as signs of steady recovery. Imports of raw materials and electricity consumption also reflect growing industrial activity, with continued momentum through 1930.
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Great Britain
United States
Lloyd George
David Lloyd George
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Germany
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Coalition Form of Government Planned in Cuba
Havana reports say a coalition government is to be formed within two days to gain U S recognition as the present regime faces labor unrest. Troops were dispatched to Matanzas as railway workers threaten to join strikes. A bakery strike leaves Havana without bread and milk deliverers talk of abstaining.
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Gma Sto Marlin
Roosevelt
Litvineft
Russia
Latvin-off
Washington
Kerensky
America
Man Found Dead Leaves Wife Note in 38 Year Old Case
W. Ivy of 125 West Whittier Street was found dead Saturday night after a neighbor heard a gunshot. A note to his wife said she emptied the home of money, and that drunkenness was his fault. Justice of the Peace John R B Shook investigated. Ivy and his wife had moved in two weeks earlier.
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John RB. Shook
Ivy
Polly Moran Weds Los Angeles Attorney in Las Vegas
Polly Moran, famous screen comedienne, married Marlin Malone, attorney of Los Angeles, in Las Vegas. The ceremony occurred late today after a long pursuit by Moran and observers noted the happiness of the bride.
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Polly Moran
Lab Vegas
Poly Moron
Marlin Malone
Los Angeles
Japan Deplores U.S. Big Navy Campaigns
TOKIO reports a Japanese government spokesman deplored U.S. big navy campaigns that signal growing Japanese influence in the Pacific. The statement comes as Washington accelerates naval buildup and policy moves in Asia.
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Japan
Car Runs Traffic Light Killing One in Chicago
Police report a car ran a traffic light and fatally struck driver Harry Nielsen, 28, in Chicago. A bullet fired during the incident also hit another vehicle carrying Larkin Charvia, injuring an unnamed passenger.
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Chicago
Henry Vehlow
Harry Nielson
Nielson
Larkin Charyia
Recognition of Soviet Russia Looms in U S Trade Gains
Washington reports intensive study of anticipated trade benefits after formal recognition. Officials foresee at least 100 million dollars in immediate gains as Russia resumes buying U S law and manufactured goods, boosting the administration's recovery program and easing postwar trade tensions.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Typhoon Tokyo Leaves 1000 Fishermen Missing Off Japan
A powerful typhoon struck the Japanese coast near Kobe. More than 1000 fishermen were reported missing while 84 passengers perished aboard the Yashima Maru, which sank in heavy seas two miles off Kobe.
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Tokio
Kobe
Roosevelt Advocates Wider Wealth Distribution at Washington College
Del 21. President Roosevelt urged broader wealth distribution in a speech at Washington College in Chestertown Maryland. He cited Harvard's Charles W Eliot and asserted progress toward recovery with cooperation. The event celebrated Gilbert Wilcox Mead, Washington College’s 10th and 19th president, at the eastern shore town’s centennial anniversary observance.
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Roosevelt
Washington College
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Charles W. Eliet
Jay
Shark Town
Kent County
Gilbert Wilcox Mead
Plot to Kidnap Governor Bared in Des Moines Iowa
An reported plot to kidnap Governor Clyde L. Herring and ransom him for 50 000 to 75 000 was disclosed. Governor Herring’s secretary said the warning reached him a week ago. Two agents guarded the governor and he carried a pistol for days.
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Bared
Mrs. J. L. Engleman Awarded Divorce
Mrs Josephine L Engleman obtained a divorce in district court at St Louis from Jon Engleman Jr a wealthy land broker owner of Engleman gardens a citrus ranch development in Hidalgo County Texas The couple wed in Eldorado Kansas in 1919 and separated in 1931.
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J. L, Engleman
ST. Louis
Josephine L. Englemen
Jon
Berlin Lays U S Action to Japanese Berlin Lays U S Action to Japanese
Berlin reports that US moves toward coaxing Japan after Tokyo’s Far East actions, prompting Washington policy shifts. The note highlights European policy disappointment and renewed Pacific focus as Washington contemplates Moscow talks.
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U. S
Ameriia
Moscow
Treasury Fixes New Gold Price At 29.01 An Ounce
The Treasury fixed the price of newly mined gold at 29.01 dollars per ounce. The day’s close on the market showed the metal trading near 28.13 dollars, with the new official rate set to align with market movements.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity
Partly cloudy to cloudy Sunday with colder air. Lows near six degrees after midnight, highs around 60s to 70s. Light to moderate variable winds inland, easterly along the coast. Showers likely on the east coast Sunday, colder in the west and northern portions. West Texas generally fair and colder with southeasterly coastal winds.
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What About the Dollar by Julius Berens
This analysis argues the United States should announce a fixed fifty percent devaluation of the dollar to reestablish a gold base with half its prior value. It contends a devalued dollar would aid debtors while benefiting creditors, and criticizes calls for a “sound dollar” tied to prewar gold. The piece previews a series on monetary problems.
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Julius Berens
United States
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Farley Party Leaves Texas After Stopover Tour
Poet master General James A. Farley and his Washington party departed Houston by plane at 4 30 p.m. heading toward Memphis Tennessee after quick stops in Shreveport Louisiana and Little Rock Arkansas. Farley said the trip to Washington would resume in the morning as Wil Rogers drew attention at most events.
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Texas
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Wil Rogers
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Anon G. Cactet
Winter Moves Toward South in Weather Front
Winter weather settled over the northern U S as Alaska reported near zero temperatures. Heavy rain totals reached two and a half inches in Chicago area with strong winds and lightning across the Middle West. A deepening cold front spread south from Canada into the northern United States.
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Alaska
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Canada
United States
Million Farmers Walkout Shuts Markets Across Midwest
A national farm strike led by Milo Reno of the National Farmers Holiday Association begins at noon, with about a million farmers reportedly joining to withhold milled and other farm products until prices improve. Pickets are not planned, and early reports show varying turnout across Nebraska Minnesota the Dakotas and Kansas. Governor Bryan in Lincoln says the strike could outpace federal relief and may benefit farmers despite limited immediate impact.
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Milo Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
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Reno
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
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Furnished and unfurnished apartments for rent listing
Classified rental section lists furnished and unfurnished apartments with weekly and monthly rates in Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Entries include 34 Lathe, 102 Mary Lomse, 614 E Slulberry, 28 i400 month, 12:50 month, and multiple room shares with prices, plus notes on boards and meals where available.
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