Market turmoil deepens as sterling hits multi-year lows
The stock market faced a sustained retreat with leaders losing 22 to 17 points amid broad weakness. Sterling fell to 3.19 dollars, a 14 cent drop, while foreign remittances to France, Belgium and Italy declined to new lows. Bankers hoped ongoing government probes abroad may yield quick results, but overall credit conditions grew more ominous.
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Senator Thomas Pushes Plan for World Monetary Commission
Washington February 4 Senator Thomas of Colorado declared in the senate he will seek next week to appoint an international monetary commission to bridge gold and silver. He warned the exchange collapse threatens the nation’s export trade and overall economic supremacy.
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New York Bank President Sees FX Deal Hit High Living Costs
Percy R Johnson president of the Chemical National Bank warned the demoralization of foreign exchange would lay a blow to the high cost of living in America. He argued the policy would cut exports and flood local markets with American goods, likely reducing prices.
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New York
Inerica
Percy R
Life time sentence at San Quentin questioned
A San Quentin case reveals a life term sentence in doubt after C. Graney was convicted of attempting to rob a bank near here. The state prison board’s exact years to serve remained unclear as of today.
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Willis
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Baseball and boxing chatter from a fevered summer season
The piece riffs on Reds holdouts for pay raises and star players threatening absent seasons. It notes Ray Chapman and Moran's club, boxing midseason in Missouri Valley, and fans hearing yells and rumors. It cites Johnny Sheppard, Georges Carpentier potential bouts in New Orleans, and Dodgers Giants chatter about Fitzsimmons and Kelley siblings amid a volatile season.
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Reds
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Junior Named Editor of Idaho University Argonaut
Stalker a junior and Sigma Nu member was elected associate editor of the University Argonaut the official student publication at the University of Idaho in a student body election held here. He will serve as associate editor this coming semester and in September by amendment to the student body constitution will become editor in chief.
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Moscow
J Jipson
Stalker
T He Sigma Nu
University Argonaut
University of Idaho Reports First Semester Examinations Start
Moscow Idaho began final examinations for the first college semester this morning. The week will be devoted to quizzes both oral and written across the university curriculum.
Farm Loan Board halts new loans amid supreme court delay
The Farm Loan Board orders federal land banks to suspend closing new loan applications while awaiting a supreme court decision on the constitutionality of the Farm Loan Act. Existing applications remain in process and transactions will follow current regulations. Prospective borrowers are informed of the potential delay as protection.
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Federal Farm
Norris
the .Board
Norrig
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Supreme Court of the United States
Farm Loan Act
Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Banks
Fragmentary Phrase on Illness Attributions
A damaged OCR item notes phrases regarding pneumonia and influenza with unclear attribution. The readable fragments mention 15 as a count or label and reference illness terms like pneumonia and influenza without complete context or source details.
Vaughn Signs Contract Off On Spring Training
James Vaughn the Chicago Nationals big left hand pitcher signed a 1920 contract and outfielder Dode Paskett also signed. Vaughn will leave Chicago Thursday for spring training with the team preparing for the season.
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Chicago
James Vaughn
Chicago Nationals
Eddie Coulon Captures Victory Over Jimmy Taylor
Eddie Coulon defeats Jimmy Taylor of New York in the bantamweights division in the second round tonight. The bout filled the ring with quick exchanges as Coulon secured victory before a cheering crowd.
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Jimmy Taylor
New York
Fragmentary report notes 100 deaths and tallied totals
A partial excerpt mentions a tally of 589 and a Monday with a figure of 100 deaths. Names, places, and context are missing, leaving the core event as a fatal tally from an unclear incident.
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