Roosevelt Urges Swift Ratification of St Lawrence Treaty
President Roosevelt asks Congress to ratify the St Lawrence waterway pact with Canada. Opponents contest cost estimates and Canadian labor terms, while Wagner argues the plan overstates benefits and diverts U.S. funds. Debate centers on Chicago river diversion and domestic sovereignty versus treaty duties.
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Senate
St. Lawrence Waterway
Troyanovsky
purId
Urooldcat
Roosevelt
St Lawrence Wateraway
Canadia
United States
Unite Statea A
International Rapids
St Lawrence River
Senatea
Tle
Illinois
Miasiaslyyi Valley
Chicareo
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
James Hamilton Lewis
Tulinola
Bennett Champ Chtrk
Missouri
Fleglassppi Valley
Lake Michigans
Unitory Board
Hell
Navy seaplanes fly nonstop 2396 miles in record time
IX navy seaplanes carrying 30 men completed a non stop flight from San Francisco to Nfenonlulu covering 2 396 miles in 24 hours 45 minutes. It was the longest mass flight over water and the crew received high praise from navy officials.
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San Francisco
Nfenonlulu
Tleul Communefler Iilring
Blamen
Navy
Russian envoy Alexaner Troyanovsky Becomes Soviet Ambassador
The Soviet ambassador Alexander Troyanovsky arrived in Washington to present credentials to President Roosevelt. He brought embassy staff and began talks with the State Department on trade credits and related issues. William Bullitt accompanied him from Europe.
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Alexander A .Jroyanovsky
Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Mr .Uroyanovsky
Europe
William C. Bullitt
Moscow
Jefferson Patterson
Robert F Kelley
Toshihiko Taketormi
Daffatres
Trogenoveky
Tokio
Lre
Troyanovsky
Treasury picks face Senate scrutiny amid resignations
Acting fiscal assistant to Secretary Morgenthau resigns amid opposition in the Senate to a Morgenthau appointment. The dispute centers on ties to the Seligman banking firm and loans to South American defaults. A $150 000 commission connected to Juan Tegula’s loan negotiations is disclosed in a senate inquiry.
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Couxens
Treasury Post
Seligman
Senate
Juan Tegula
Leru
Milk Strike Paralyzes City Trade and Shipping Restored
Dairy farmers strike halts milk supply as drivers resist pay cuts and distributors push out small firms. Violent incidents include burned trucks and a train robbery of condensed milk. After five days a truce and arbitration are arranged, resuming shipments to Chicago.
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Hkagoos
Rmyglen
Farm Administration
Wallace
Mary Or Kelly
Chicago
President Roosevelt to stay at desk during congressional session
PrAhra MAUNTY announced after a White House conference that President Roosevelt would not undertake out of town engagements while Congress is in session. He said Roosevelt would remain at his desk until adjournment.
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Roosevelt
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E Isror
Pheidipalles
Athens
Jean Baptiste Larioniere
du Bois
Canad
Goreat Fur Companies
Hudsons Bay Company
Northwest Company
Colin Robertson
Douglas
Lord Selkirk
Montreal
Legimontere
Courier du Bota
Bert Garry
Pembliun
Detroit
Lagimoniecre
Comter du Bois
Selkirk
Canada
Fort Garry
Lord
Sigimontere
Northwest Cmpany
Willian
Fort Wiliams
Iassiore
Seven Oaka
Winnipeg
Lagimslere
Union
NYC finances near reform after governor mayor clash
New York City faced a fiscal crisis as Mayor Ia Guardia sought dictatorial control but Governor Lehman opposed the move. They reached a compromise to share power on the board of estimate and balance the budget. The article notes broader federal tax actions and Senate amendments affecting liquor taxes and foreign debt on securities.
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NHWS
New York City
Flores
Jie Ia Guardia
Lehman
Ia Guardia
Board of Aldermen
Albany
Board of Estimate
Republican Pusion
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Clark
Missouri
United States
Johnson
California
Supreme Court upholds Minnesota emergency mortgage moratorium law
The Supreme Court sustains the Minnesota emergency moratorium measure halting real estate mortgage sales during the declared emergency and extending redemption periods. In a separate ruling, Bishop James Cannon Jr and Wills Ada Hurroughs face trial for conspiracy to violate the federal corrupt practices act during the 1928 campaign.
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United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Supreme Court
James Cannon, Jr
Wills Ada Hurroughs
Hig
The Endless Pursuit of Silver Across Time and Trade
Silver shaped money and empire from ancient Athens to modern markets. The article traces mining's rise from ancient slivers to vast deposits like Comstock Lode, Sunshine mine, and Anaconda operations, noting battles, dynasties, and global economic impact. It highlights explorers, legends, and key figures in the silver rush era.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
WNU
World Monetary and Economic Congress
London
Builtain
Yarling
Orient
Meltenancei
Mons
Grick
Alamos
Sunshine
Kellogg Idahoe
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte, Mont
Comstock
Mount Davidson
Nevada
Gouldard Curry
California
Ori]ey
Mme Laughlin
Carson River
Henry Comstock
Meradi
Wade
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Golden Chariot
Ida Pinore
Lagte Mountain
United States
New York
Chinr
Ching
Frontiersmen Linked to Buffalo Bill Title in 19th Century Tale
The article notes multiple men who bore the Buffalo Bill nickname before Cody. It cites William Matthewson of Wichita and William Comstock of Wisconsin as early claimants, details their frontier exploits, and recounts Comstock’s career and a famed 1800s buffalo hunting rivalry that helped popularize the moniker.
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Dona Maria
Spain
Pachuca
Real de Monte
Santa Gertrudis
Pedro Torreros
Santa Marta de Regla
Peru
Mexico
William
Matthewson
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Willian Comstock
Wisconsin
Comstock
Fort Wallace
Kan le
Southern Plains
Buffalo Bill Comstock
William I Cody
Fort Ellsworth
Lletche
Kansas
William Watthewson
William Comstock
Turkey Leg
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