Mondell Calls Deep Cuts in 1922 Federal Outlays
Representative Mondell of Wyoming urged rigid economy in next fiscal year appropriations. He proposed trimming the Treasury total of 4.653 billion by about 1.4 billion, mainly from army navy and sundry civil expenses, to ease the tax burden. He warned against expanding army strength and argued for restraint to prevent war-time levels from becoming permanent.
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Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Army
Congress
Mondell
War
Mr. Mondell
Veterans urge immediate action on adjusted compensation bill
American Legion and veterans groups told the House Finance Committee that delayed passage harms returning soldiers. Leaders, including Maj. Frederick W. Galbraith Jr and Carl Calvin, pressed for cash bonuses or swift funding, citing deficits and inequality with industry subsidies.
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Bettman
Carl Calvin
World War Veterans
Congress
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Cincinnati
American Legion
Legion
Galbraith
Robert G. Woodside
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sol. Lovenbein
Rank and File Veterans’ Association
Thomasville visitors arrive to visit Mrs. Fred Hill
Mrs. William Elliott and Miss Mamie Foulk of Thomasville N C are expected in the city tomorrow for a visit with their niece Mrs. Fred Hill on Pickens Street.
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William Elliott
Mamie Foulk
Thomasville
N. C
Fred 8. Hill
Pickens Street
Robbers Tear Diamond Earrings From Woman In Parkwood Drive Heist
Three armed men robbed Kira Rudolph Deutsch, wife of a jeweler, at her Parkwood Drive home this morning. They took jewelry including diamond earrings and rings valued at 7009 dollars before fleeing. Local police investigated the robbery.
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Cleveland, D
Kira
Rudolph Deutsch
Parkwood Drive
Time to consider alt revenue measures amid tariff debate
A reader stresses the risk of relying on increased revenue from a tariff bill and urges evaluating alternative revenue provisions. The concern centers on uncertain outcomes of tariff policy under protectionist lines.
Harding urges public aid for child training and home influence
President elect Harding urged mothers to support school officials and public servants in children's education religious and physical training. He said religious training belong in the home and asked that public welfare agencies stay democratic. He criticized privatization of schooling and voiced support for a new public welfare program to be proposed by his administration.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Child Conservation League
Congress
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Fall
America
Robins
United States
Williams
Department of Public Welfare
Cotton consumption in November shows decrease across sectors
Census Bureau reports November lint and linters consumption totaling 32 057 and 29 256 bales, down from last year. Stocks on hand rise with public storage up near one million bales, while exports fall and spindles decline sharply from prior year.
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Census Bureau Reports
Washington
Census Bureau
Cotton market drifts lower amid thin activity
The cotton market was weak today with January futures closing down from 15.72 to 15.43. New York prices touched 16 cents and local grades sold for 15 to 16 1/2 cents amid little change in the market.
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New York
Miss Lucile Hamilton Named High School Latin Instructor
Nashville teacher Miss Lucile Hamilton has been elected Latin instructor at the city High School, succeeding Miss Annie Radcliff who resigned due to illness. Hamilton, formerly at St. Matthews, declined a higher salary offer to remain in the Piedmont area and is residing with Mr and Mrs Jordan Ramey.
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Lucile Hamilton
Nashville, Tenn
Annie Radcliff
Miss Hamilton
St. Matthews
Piedmont
Parents and Teachers Meet for Enjoyable Christmas Program
The Abbeville Parent-Teacher Association held a December meeting in the graded school with Mrs. Philson presiding. Students from the grammar grades presented carols, recitations and a Christmas story, followed by brief papers and a business session addressing window shades and lighting costs.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Philson
Bristow
St. Matthew
Jingle Bell Chorus
Fouth
Josephine Philson
Hawk the.Herald
Angela Sing
Mary Barksdale
James McCombs
Marion Poliakoff
Ted
Floride Gantt
Margaret Stallings
Harriet Coan
Miss Coan
Greene
Herman Benton
J. D. Fulp
County Teachers Association
Abbeville
Parent-Teachers Association
Foster Mekans
Relief for Farmers To Be Considered In Tariff Plan
Washington firms farmers relief in tariff push as senate finance and house ways and means plan a joint conference. They aim to shield farmers from price declines with duties on wheat and wool while broadening protective levies and possibly reviving parts of the Dingley tariff.
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Washington
Senate Finance
House Ways and Means Committee
Elies
Aiso
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
House
All Conference
Aouse Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
War Finance Corporation
Teuse
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Cork Fire Triggers 100000 Jobs Lost, $15 Million Loss
Washington reports Cork blaze caused $15,000,000 damage and left 100,000 persons unemployed, according to a cable from the American consul at Queenstown received by the State Department.
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Washington
Cork
State Department
Queenstown
Willys-Overland Declares Quarterly Preferred Dividend Passed
New York December 16 Directors of the Willys-Overland Company announced their regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock would be passed.
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New York
Willys-Overland Company
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Senate Finance Committee
Gilbert Bettman
McCumber
North Dakota
Treasury
Washinon
Mrs. Chas, H. Buist
Swansea
Mra
A. R. Guyton
Willys-Overland Passes
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