Confusion in Laws Follows Decisions
Washington readers see President Hoover's law enforcement commission may study why the Supreme Court's divisions persist. The piece notes conservatives usually outvote liberals, with Holmes and Brandeis the occasional swing factors, and questions how a divided bench affects public obedience to law.
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Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
United States Supreme Court
Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
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Larer
U. S. Supreme
Taft
Sutherland, Butter
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Sutherland
Butler
Sanford and Stone
van Devanter
MuReynolds
Stone
McKenolds
Sutherland, Butler and Sanford
Holmes and
Brandis
Stumling
Pilus
Supreme Court
Eer
The Rail Road Strife and Nationalist Tensions
Fragmented OCR text outlines a discussion of railway construction across China, touching on Chinese nationalists, Soviet participation, League of Nations questions, and fears of war. It critiques governance and licensing, notes ongoing disputes, and warns about losses from unsafe steering.
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Mim
China
League of Nations
Outdated banking system sparks calls for safeguards
Treasury and Federal Reserve officials demand legislative safeguards to prevent repeat bank failures that ruin savers. Critics note too many banks, branch expansion, and mergers squeezing small banks while oversight gaps blunt action on unsatisfactory conditions. The system, born in 19th century reforms, lags modern needs and resists internal improvement.
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Treasury Department
Federal Reserve System
Tariff hearings end with Ford testimony and production worries
The tariff session highlights include protests by foreign nations and Henry Ford's testimony. Officials warn excessive production, noting U.S. output could exceed market demand by one third. Estimates show yearly value at 62,000 million with imports a fraction of that. Ford favors nationwide subsidies. Borah supports cash subsidies. Proposals call for higher exports and boosting domestic purchasing power.
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