Clearing House Certificates Shield Banks From Currency Drain
A New York Clearing House action shifts to certificates to stabilize cash by replacing sight payments. Banks, trust companies, and other members prepare to redeem certificates, with a broader plan to ease currency drain and restore confidence amid financial strain. Officials emphasize timely deployment and the certificates’ role in sustaining credit and liquidity across the banking system.
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Bencot
New York
Yantera
Butaldo
Ciah
Sven
Miteaiss
Foo Worth
Clearing House
Eftearreus
J Edward Simmooy
Funk
New Yorks
Ryan
Phare Honst
Artie
Siiathens
Mhasselat
Etringeney
Ems Raven
Simmons
Yyck Alearing House
Seietaeke
Nat Nas
Buzineen
Heta
Anna
Uftwadine
Cn Lanchil
York
Graveston Os
Sere Ork Truat
Sitmavion Draersy Ecrmouecstlow
Siuntion
Siuntion Provishas For Steimatie
Tewet
Perioiical
Ibis
Roosevelt foeheads destruction of American capitalistic enterprises
Fragmented, accusatory article alleges Roosevelt seeks to destroy American business and property by condemning capitalists. It quotes unnamed supporters and critics, claiming a radical plot behind his policies and urging action against the president’s perceived “destruction” aims.
Crisis passes as Cortelyou returns to duty in New York
Report describes Secretary Cortelyou returning to Washington and then New York after a Treasury crisis. It notes Roosevelt's credit policy, praised courage of financial leaders, and hints at pressure from lenders, while praising Cortelyou's handling and character under strain.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Wanhiieton
New York
Bimacht
Treasury Department
Washington
Dawley
Tréasury
Roosevelt
Cortsiyou
Gorteizin
Coreelpon
Aloasien
Smong
Treasley
Ely
Bucd
Pittepure
Boatén Anf
Pritzburg
New Yorke
Claver
Alersel
Robert B Geel
Daggers
Meyerbeers
Deneraeihan
Loveley
Geigerton
Been
Moye
Humpere
Marie Wild
Una
Jashanhe Pt Shell
Helemack Akon O
Webai
Vo Strestburger
Critics debate Roosevelt era responsibility in global crisis
Amid a flood of opinion pieces from Paris and New York, commentators urge a prudent American approach to credit, government policy, and foreign pressures. They caution against scapegoating President Roosevelt, arguing reforms at home and restraint abroad are needed as the world economy stabilizes.
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New York
Witlem
Wilson
John
Teevn
Apa
Roosevelt
Piper Haif
Nim
Epoilers
Yoo Jan
Pheceore Rocazrelt
Almel Ife
Paris
Grea
Seony
Ux & Twat
Renkiseton
Kualang
Germany
France
America
Avertonos
Toreten
Des Ebsts
Andy
Arthur Ratsievitch
Jesus
Two Die in Fire at West Lynn Apartment
Two men aged 28 and 27 died in a stairwell fire at a Lynn residence on a Saturday afternoon. Police and coroner ruled accidental death. Milton Lonsdale of New Jersey Avenue Northwest identified as victim. Miller, a former Capitol carpenter, among residents questioned.
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Lanatale
New
Jerecy Avenue
Rusnne J Mutou
Ve Lynn
Maxn
Lanstiaa
Reny
Frank Lomdale
Capitol
Lbller
wAcred
Reilly
Wno
Lonsdales
Miltum
Dorney Nevitt
Milton
Washington
Pittshore
Oty Elevator Company
Toone
Bennayivamin Avenue
Doun
Berkely Innw Park
Warehmay
Deane McInericy
Willow J
Cardinal Gibbons Expresses Sympathy and Tuberculosis Movement
Cardinal Gibbons comments on the tuberculosis movement, expressing sympathy and urging support for international efforts. He cites Dr Jake and Patten, Secretary General of the International Chinese Work Tuberculosis group, and notes plans for a congress in Washington. He stresses science allied with compassion and cautions against overreliance on medical cures, urging practical measures and continued investigation.
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Cartana
Cardinal Gibbons
Monty Hive
Eutercoesia
Solencn Abroma
Jewel
Farley Advises Calm Amid Banking Turmoil
Atchhshon Toild Piswes urges business leaders to reassure the public and prevent panic as financial concerns grip the city. He says the danger is real but confidence should be restored through steady action and sobriety. The cathedral service followed archbishop remarks urging restraint and calm.
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New York
Areaulaboy
Jexonnei
Worty-fra
Strest
Tenta Avenue
Dantes
Mer Lavelle
Adams not vindictive over late tragedy in court
The report details Mrs Adams planning to appear in New York court on November 1 to defend herself against accusations tied to the Senator Brown murder case. The defense argues Adams seeks revenge against Mrs Bradley, while friends say she shows no malice and desires justice rather than notoriety.
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Annie
Adams
Mauds jAdune
Artress
Arthur Brown
Slugias
Anne M
Bradjey
Zork
Mra Adama
Lra
Wrané
Mim Bradley
Bradley
Mra
Sayaday
Mra Adams
Wien
Abe
Tsing Asylum
Alese Torrie
Adsme
Sayiner
Adama
Titties Court of Appeals
Monty Kore
Mt Raspoiaky Dimtign Leal
McComan
Washington
West
Tim
New ‘York
Appetite
Benning
Dervis
Lass
Jnothe Braiford
Joceph Paolacci
Elisebeth
Sourt
Montaiay
Cha Oese
Govard Leon
Jwyttee Barnard Cer
Volt
Sausciieder
Untitled misread note about pockets and theft
A garbled report describes a person named Joan Mintmr and an incident with pockets in trousers. The text mentions a sleepless night, a pocket being rifled, and a person returning with questions about items missing.
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Interler
Joan EL Mintmr
Stryet South
Yes
Isle
Ethléa
Indian Grievances Prompt Senate Inquiry Trip
A Senate committee led by Teller La Follette and Grafton will travel to Texas and Mexico to investigate tensions between Mexican Kickapon Indians and the Interior Department. They will examine how Indians in Mazina were allegedly induced to convey land to Oklahoma, with Representative Me J Bentley raising charges. The inquiry seeks evidence and testimony over several years and may hinge on cooperative or contested claims.
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Senate
Comnttea
Indias
Attutrs
Segators Teller
la Fotlette
Kad Guctis
Toe Tees
Mexica
Kickapon
Interior Department
Iqubs
Eminem
J Bentley
Tragic boy case ties to missing home and court actions
A homeless 19 year old boy recounts a troubled past and asserts his mother’s abandonment after his father’s death. Police pursue a case tied to alleged exploitation and a search for a safe home for the boy, with investigations ongoing and court actions planned. Also noted are other unrelated cases and arrests in the city, including a separate youth case connected to theft and a public clothing package investigation.
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Streuts
Ani
Myraney
WDM
Palleemin Grant
Ano Perez
Javeniie Court
Zohn Clinger
Ballinors
Obie Depot
Drs
Tetiiza
Cook
Rene Tre
Datention
Panierwitk
Vadine Tasior
Noretal
Bourne Searen
Wieren
Maessachuvetty Avenue
Narthwest
Barbee
McVickel
Mes Pasternak
Cretentlan
Waat Chotn
Hail
Saale
Booth and Ged Engage in Salvation Army Mentor Roles
Unclear text describes Ged Booth and Salvatondat Leader Wot Abie in engagements. Mentions Salvation Army figure Mentor of Ger Booth’s parts and health affecting engagements. References MBM, Mr Spinesale, and a trip with team Chiego for Pitts.
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Salvatondat
Cot Meintwin
Tit Salvation Army
Ger Booth
Tran
MBM
Spinesale
Nissan
Chiego Fur Pitts
Church to Unveil Statue of St Vincent de Paul
A statue of St Vincent de Paul will be unveiled this afternoon at St Vincent de Paul Parish Church, South Washington. The ceremony begins at 4 o clock with outside ceremonies, Father O Connell delivering the sermon, and invited guests from the parish and city.
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Taragen Martie
Vincent de Paul
South Wastington
St Vincent
St Vincent¢e
Fonle
Orlock
Walchew Fuller
Jude
Forner
SF O Connell
Secretary Bras Seeks Plan From Trade Conference
Secretary Bras outlines a plan at the domestic and foreign trade conference to boost commerce. He envisions a coordinated federal effort with chambers of commerce and merchants to expand exports, address unmanufactured goods, and keep the United States competitive in foreign markets amid rival nations.
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Bor
Hiraus
Can Merce
Lim
Sonfartore
Nithyrte
Sue Gota
Beeratary Btraus
Germany
France
Italy
Enm
GONGERT FOR TEMPLE FUND AT BENDY OF EIGHT STREET
A damaged OCR item notes a fundraising concert for a temple fund featuring the Marine Band arranged by Mrs Simon wife of Raphi Shon. The event aims to support a local religious institution and acknowledges a fire damage incident affecting a community group.
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Campasel
Attis Bendy
Iullary Ec Olaty
Eight Street Temple
the Witch
Simon
Raphi Shon
Lhinsnett
Mu Wonisemie
Weather and events from a distant era provide a scattered snapshot
A fragmented weather report notes rain across a broad region including the Brwlert and West Northworth, with winds in the Lake region and a large sweep across valleys and the Great Yaxksu area. It mentions a separate item about a marine band tour and a concert program featuring distinct pieces and performers, highlighting the President’s band and the Whistler society.
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Agpicultzee Weewer
Baek Wallugien
Bob Geode
Cheorvborae
Matereie
Brwlert
Superior
West Va
Northwertum
Alsa Telica
Fim
Fegion Ai
India
Cate
Xalem
Grotara
Foyinessiern
Pest
Lower
Arty
Taglaat
Daoninht
Matheson
Bay Cage of
Pomibio Hanshine
I Taropésuraes Slams Udit
Massowuin
Solnlawa
Director of Posts Favored by Commission Proposals
A commission proposes creation of a new office, parcels plan, and reforms in bookkeeping and office methods of the Post Office Department. The aim is to streamline operations, eliminate redundant posts, and adjust references to parcel handling as part of broader postal reform.
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Dresiar
Postels
Poston
Hayes
Spanish War Veterans clash over color issue at Washington visit
The United Spanish War Veterans faced internal dissension during a Washington visit by veterans leaders. A faction pressed for color discrimination, while others argued the organization should not tolerate such bias. A decision is promised after consultations with national officers and Roosevelt.
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M-Enlef
Washington
New
Wierd
Issieris
Gmocier Wuulsts
J Talter Llohetl
J Livow
Barlow
National Counell
Thomas Greene
Roosevelt
Grand Army Hall
Edgia Gas
Former Archduke Wedded in Austria Blending Names
Fragmentary OCR lines report a marriage involving Archduke Leo of Austria and Magdalena Ritter amid garbled phrases. The readable item notes a formal wedding event with European royal titles, but many words are corrupted, leaving uncertain specifics about dates or locations.
Remarkably effective remedy advertised for pine product
An advertorial piece promotes a new form of pine based remedy called Visoh claiming rapid, measurable results within twenty four hours. It details a home preparation method mixing pine with alcohol and other ingredients, warns against imitations, and markets the product as powerful and safe when used as directed.
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Anc Us
Stalap Amesos Panksee Te Sino
Ve Rheneticm
Jombago Fortis
SNS
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Director OF Posts
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Brownen & Tolson
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