Government to Sell 1 Billion in Notes and Certificates
The federal government plans a billion dollar financing to cover recovery program expenditures. It will offer 500 million in 131/2 percent notes due 1935 and 500 million in 7 percent certificates due 1934. Subscriptions will start January 29 with low minimums and tax payment acceptance on maturity.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau Today
Internal Revenue
Roosevelt
Prince Alexis Mdivani Denied Landing in Tokyo
Prince Alexis Mdivani husband of Barbara Hutton was barred from landing in Yokohama on arrival aboard the Hikawa Maru. Officials cited an expired Georgia diplomatic passport and referred the matter to the foreign office. He remained on the ship with plans for a worldwide honeymoon and a later stop in Peiping. His wife, heiress to Woolworth, was due aboard Tatsuta Maru Friday.
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Yokohama
Alexis Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Mdivani
Georgia
Foreign Office
Tokyo
California
Hikawa
Pacific
Japan
Peiping
China
Woolworth Millions
Prince
Vancouver
New Maccabees Lodge Here Is Presented With Charter
More than 200 knights and ladies of Maccabees gathered at the Eagles hall to witness the institution of a new lodge with officer installation and a message from Herman O Connor general manager of the fraternity on official visit. O Connor led the ceremonies with an augmented drill team and received 25 year pins for Mrs Kate Joyce and Mrs Kate Manley. O Henderson state manager presided and presented O Connor with a desk set of Butte copper as a token from the three local organizations.
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Fraternity
Butte
Knights
Ladies of Maccabees
Eagles Hall
Herman O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Kate Joyce
Anaconda
Kate Manley
O. K. Henderson
O'Connor
Maccabee Orchestra Com
Huey Long Candidate Trails In New Orleans City Voting
The article notes Huey Long aligned candidates lag in New Orleans city voting. It mentions City Council beer ordinance changes increasing wholesale licenses and lowering retailer licenses. Fire Marshal Mountjoy condemned a building at Wyoming and Galena, with potential actions against similar conditions.
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Huey Long
New Orleans City
Butte
John W. Mountjoy
Wyoming and
Galena
Traffic Commission
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Walmsley
Klorer
Williams
Regular
Long
Klover
Officials Say Bremer Abduction Not Fatal Threat
In St Paul on January 23 officials disclosed Edward G Bremer was not threatened with death while held by kidnappers. The note asked for ransom but warned against police or press involvement, with Magee acting as intermediary.
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ST. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Walter Magee
Bremer
Magee
Drastic Traffic Enforcement Promised by Butte Mayor
Mayor McTaggart and the traffic commission vow the strictest enforcement of all traffic code provisions. They will hire more officers if needed to curb over parking, signals violations, defective brakes and lights, and unlicensed drivers. The $1 drivers license fee will not be repealed and enforcement will be round the clock.
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Butte
McTaggart
Traffic Commission
Montana
United States
Croatian Lodge Makes 390 Contribution 10 Dance for President
The Trabrenica lodge No. 5 of the Croatian Brotherhood of America turned over 50 dollars to John Hample, Roosevelt ball treasurer. Robert Kriskovich and Vance Mudro authorized the donation as lodge members also buy dance tickets. the Roosevelt ball committee reports many tickets sold for the January 30 event.
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John Hample
Trabrenica Lodge
Croatian Brotherhood of America
Robert Kriskovich
Vance Mudro
Newport Jr. Death Ruled Suicide Near Golf Course
Spokane police ruled Paul FE Newport Jr died by his own hand after his body was found near a golf course yesterday. The investigation concluded the cause of death was a shotgun wound self-inflicted.
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Spokane
Wash
Paul FE. Newport Jr
Montana Weather Outlook Fair Then Cold Wave Expected
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Montana on Wednesday and Thursday. A much colder streak hits Wednesday with a moderate cold wave pushing into the extreme east portion of the state.
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Montana
Bankruptcies in Style in Hollywood With Stars and Writers
Hollywood faced a year of mass insolvencies led by producers actors and writers in a $5 million wave. Federal court records show liabilities near five million with assets under half, reflecting the upheaval as talking pictures transformed the industry.
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Hollywood
Calif
Roosevelt aims dollar value at 100 cents through policy
Washington report explains Roosevelt monetary plan to restore a 100 cent dollar using a 50 to 60 percent gold weight reduction. The move targets a dollar exchangeable for 13.93 to 23.22 grains of gold, clarifying it does not alter cash’s 100 cent face value.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Bond Election Plans Made By School Trustees
Trustees moved toward a bond election for a new high school by approving printing of 15 000 ballots and authorizing the clerk to arrange judge instruction and staffing. The board also approved resignations and salary changes, with two teachers resigning and several pay raises for others.
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J. G. Ragsdale
Anna Jackson
Clara Downing
Gwendolyn Mitchell
Helen Small
Louise Simon
Ida Holland
U S Recognizes Cuba as Scenes of Joy Sweep Havana
Havana reports celebrate U S recognition as Jefferson Caffery delivers the note to Cuba’s secretary of state. Fireworks, gun salutes, and revelers fill the waterfront while boats, factories, and sirens echo the historic moment. Crowds gather as dawn gives way to a patriotic spectacle.
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Jefferson Caffery
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
Department of State
Cosmo de la Torrienta
U. S
Wyoming
Water Front
Debate Over Roosevelt Stabilization Fund Plan in Senate
Washington January 23 heated debate centered on an amendment to the Roosevelt monetary bill creating a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund. A five member board would oversee the fund with power to devalue the dollar and manage transactions. Vote prospects remained uncertain as leaders feared losing key changes if Roosevelt demanded their removal.
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Senate Banking Committee
Washington
Roosevelt
Robinson
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Glass
Federal Reserve Board
Currency
McAdoo
Democrat
California
Autos Collide On Street Injury Report
Two cars collided on Second Street yesterday afternoon. Bill Serris and Steve LaHood crawled from the lighter vehicle, Serris with a sprained ankle while LaHood was uninjured. John Osterman, driver of the other car, escaped unharmed and the Serris car was towed away.
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Second Street
Bill Serris
Utah Avenue
Steve LaHood
St. James’ Hospital
Serris
LaHood
John Osterman
Hazards Found in Butte Public High School Wiring
Electrical Workers inspectors report dangerous conditions at Butte public high school. Open wiring and unguarded connections pose death risk from electrocution. The old wiring is a fire hazard and there are no exit lights or fire alarms. multiple alarms needed across floors and annex.
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Butte Public High School
Charles St. John
Frank Jovick
John Dougherty
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