PICKARD or Union Edward W. reports kidnapping case and France deaths
Pickard or Union reveals Mrs. Berry V. Stoll was returned after a six day abduction in Indianapolis with a $50,000 ransom paid by her husband. Thomas H Robinson Jr faced capture after fleeing with most of the money. Separate notes mention Edsel Ford extortion case in Detroit and France cabinet reshuffles following a Marseilles tragedy, alongside the death of Raymond Poincare aged 74.
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Otisville
Berry V. Stoll
Young Society
Indianapolis
Thomas H.robinson, Jr
Stoll
Robinson
Leavenworth
Funeral of Alexander I of Yugoslavia Draws World Leaders
A vast international gathering honors assassinated Yugoslav king Alexander I. Kings Boris of Bulgaria Carol of Romania and France’s Lebrun attend, with Hitler's Germany represented by Goering. A massive Belgrade crowd watches a two day state mourning before interment at Topolo in the Karageorgevitch mausoleum.
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Alexander I
Jugoslavia
Karageorgevitch
Boris
Bulgaria
Carol
Romania
Lebrun
France
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Duke of
Spoleto
Hitler
Germany
Hermann William Goering
Prussia
Berlin
England
Prince George
Duke of Kent
Prince Cyril
Poland
D. Maximos
Greece
Tevfik Rustu Bey
Turkey
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Nicholas Titulescu
Rumania
Nicholas
Karl Karwinsky
Austria
Belgrade
Herzegovina
Alexander
Bier
Topolo
Mies
Assassination Plot Ties Brought to Light Across Nations
Police in France Belgrade and other capitals say Kalemen a Macedonian terrorist now named Valda Georgeff Tschernocemski led a murder plot to kill Alexander and Louis Barthou in Marseilles. Investigators trace the network to a mastermind known as the doctor and note Dr Ante Pavelić and Eugeni Kvaternik were arrested in Turin as links to the plan emerge.
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SPS Mre
Kalemen
Tschernocemski
Alexander
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
France
Belgrade
Valda Georgeff Tschernocemski
Ante Pavellc
Terorists
Eugeni Kvaternik
Turin
Ialy
Jugoslavia
Kvaternik
Pavelic
Dave
Trade talks at risk over tariff tactics nations use
Secretary of State laments indefensible practice of boosting tariffs to gain concessions then lowering them in negotiations with the United States. He cites Germany and France as examples of tariff moves and revamps in MFN relations, signaling possible negotiation failure without naming any nation.
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Stath Hull
United States
Germany
France
General Motors Opens Collective Bargaining Plan for 130000 Workers
General Motors formally pledges to pursue collective bargaining with its 130000 employees under a plan aligned with section 7A of the National Industrial Recovery Act. The letter, signed by President Alfred P Sloan Jr, stresses voluntary representation chosen by employees and freedom to form or join unions without management discrimination.
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American Federation of Labor
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
National Industrial Recovery Act
A F. of L
Roosevelt Attends William and Mary Inauguration Ceremony
President Roosevelt visited Williamsburg Virginia for the inauguration of John Stewart Bryan as president of the College of William and Mary. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws, as did Governor George C. Peery, during ceremonies in the college’s reconstructed main hall designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
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Roosevelt
Williamsburg
John Stewart Bryan
Old College of William and Mary
George C. Peery
Christopher Wren
Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg and Hitler's Germany
The piece notes Duke of Gloucester Street restored to near original look with John D. Rockefeller Jr as financier, costing about 15 million dollars and drawing prominent visitors. It also reports the German cabinet swearing loyalty to Hitler, declaring the Weimar constitution gone and outlining decrees on taxes, cooperatives, auctions, bankruptcy, and grain trade control.
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Male
Duke of Gloucester Street
Colonial Williamsburg
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Hitler
Hans Heinrich Lammers
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Labor targets five senatorial incumbents in November election
President Green of the American Federation of Labor urges members to back defeats of five incumbents in the November elections. Reed of Pennsylvania Walcott of Connecticut Hatfield of West Virginia Fess of Ohio and Bourquin of Montana face censure for voting against the 30 hour work week, federal salary cuts, the sales tax, and Parker Supreme Court appointment amid union disputes.
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Organized
Green
American Federation of Labor
Reed
Pennsavin
Walcott
Connecticut
Hatfield
West Virginia
Fess
Ohio
George M. Bourquin
Montana
Congress
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Yellow Dog
Sosstaiet
Federation attacks Williams on recovery board pick
The American Federation of Labor at its San Francisco convention demanded an investigation into Clay Williams the new national industrial recovery board chairman appointed by Roosevelt accusing him of opposing unions and collective bargaining. AFL leaders will present the issue to Roosevelt upon his return. Williams was chosen for conservatism to balance the board against Sidney Hillman and Leon Marshall.
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Clay Williams
New National Industrial Recovery Board
Enernns
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Williams
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. Q
William Green
Washington
Green
Federation
Sidney Hillman
Leon ©. Marshall
Roosevelt outlines housing program with broad relief implications
The President said a federal housing program with wide ramifications would be submitted to the next Congress and form a key part of future relief policy. He praised the Federal Emergency Relief Administration plan to create small communities of 100 to 500 families who shift from direct relief to self supporting life on government supported communal farms.
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White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Typhoon Kills Fifty in Manila and Surrounding Provinces
A typhoon swept Manila and nearby Philippine provinces causing about fifty deaths. Property damage in Manila reached an estimated 2.5 million dollars with substantial losses across the countryside.
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Nseelt
Manila
Philippine Islands
Miners’ Stand Forces Wage Gains at Pecs Hungary
About 100 coal miners in Pecs held a days long underground protest risking death to demand higher pay. They imprisoned themselves underground as food was refused, and the government finally pressured owners to end a wage cut raise working days to three per week and grant a $3 per man bonus to ease winter costs.
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Pecs
Hungary
Sugar Beets Expected to Yield Higher Content This Year
Field agent Thomas Mida of Great Western Sugar states beets dug this year show greater sugar content than last year. He notes delaying deeper digging increases sugar concentration.
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Thomas Mida
Great Western Sugar Company
Spencer May Seek Bankruptcy Under New Federal Act
W. A. Shaw of Omaha, representing the town of Spencer in Boyd county, said Spencer may be the first Nebraska municipality to seek bankruptcy under the new federal municipal act. He discussed the town’s refunding of bonds totaling 166,849 with the state board of educational lands and funds, which held the bonds. the board took no action on the proposal.
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W. A. Shaw
Omaha
Spencer
Boyd County
Nebraska
Shaw
Spencer de
State Board of Educatonal Lands and Funds
Bowring Elected Nebraska Good Roads Leader at Directors Meeting
Arthur Bowring of Merriman was elected president of the Nebraska Good Roads association at a directors meeting. W. B. Cheek of Omaha retired as president and became vice president, with Harry Byrne of Omaha named secretary. Bowring, a Cherry county rancher and former state legislator, authored the four cent gasoline tax bill funding most of Nebraska’s highway construction.
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Arthur Bowring
Merriman
Nebraska Good Roade Association
W. B. Cheek
Omaha
Harry Byrne
Bowring
Cherry Country
Nebraska
FERA Medical Relief To Supplement Nebraska Care
Rowland Haynes federal relief administrator for Nebraska says FERA medical aid is supplemental and not a replacement for existing hospital and clinic services. He notes that difficulties in Omaha over shifting charity cases to relief services are being resolved.
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Federal Relief Administration
Nebraska
Rowland Haynes
State Relief Committee
FERA
Omaha
University of Nebraska Hospital
Haynes
State to Purchase Potatoes for Inmates Amid Short Harvest
The state board of control will buy thousands of bushels of potatoes to feed over 7,000 inmates in state institutions. Usually each institution grows its own crop, but surpluses this year are absent. The Boys' Industrial School at Kearney will harvest irrigated land for its needs with no surplus, and other institutions will lack credit previously earned for potato transfers and must use regular funds to buy spuds.
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State Board of Control
Feei
Boys’ Industrial School
Kearney
Nebraska to Survey Farm Families for Rehabilitation
Rowland Haynes Nebraska state director of federal relief announced a forthcoming survey to count farm families on relief rolls and assess how many qualify for rehabilitation. He cites 5000 to 8000 affected, with about 680 already aided under Plan A for subsistence, livestock, and equipment, including homestead projects at Kearney and other sites. Some rehabilitated under Plan A returned to relief due to drought.
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Nebraska
Rowland Haynes
Kearney
Haynes
Nebraska towns press federal homestead relief tracts
Falls City Fairbury and Kearney have rural rehabilitation projects underway. Columbus North Platte Alma and Scottsbluff seek action. L A White leads concern over Washington relief funds for a 160 family subsistence homestead near Omaha. Field men assess sites prices and features. Two additional small projects for about ten families are under consideration. Availability of funds will drive progress.
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Nebraska
Falls City
Fairbury
Kearney
Columbus
North
Platte
Alma
Scottsbluff
L. A. White
Washington
Omaha
Lincoln
South
Sioux City
Oldest American Deed Believed From 1687 on Mohawk River
The deed for an 11acre Mohawk River tract, dated 1687, is owned by Mrs. Albert C. Morenus of Schenectady. The parchment, on real sheepskin with water resistant ink, is written in English script and highly legible. It was passed through the Morenus family from father to son until now.
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America
Mohawk River
Albert C. Morenus
Schenectady
Wall Street Journal
California Syrup of Figs Laxative for Children
This notice promotes using pure California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for convalescing children. It advises selecting the right strength, dosing by age, and tapering off until bowel movements occur naturally, warning to ensure the bottle bears the word California.
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California
Household Hint for Preventing Dough Sticking
A square canvas on the bread board and a tight cloth cover for the rolling pin hold flour evenly and prevent dough from sticking. The tip emphasizes using simple cloth and canvas to manage flour coverage during dough work.
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Edward
Pickard
Union
Western News
Gustav Perchec
Janka Busta
Doumergue
Albert Sarraut
Henri Cheron
Paul Marchandeau
Henri Lemery
Laval
Barthon
Louis Rollin
Raymond Poincare
Ruhr
Poincare
Lorraine
A. P. Sloan,Jr
State News
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Garfield Tea
Pierre Dreg
Garfield
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