Federal Reserve to Buy Liberty Bonds In Open Market
The Federal Reserve Board plans to use Reserve System profits this year to purchase Liberty bonds in the open market. Projections show profits around 475 million, with New York’s bank earning about 15 million in six months and total gains near 75 million by January 1. Government purchases stabilize the market and avoid paying above private buyers. Public debt totals include about sixteen billion in Liberty bonds, four billion in Victory notes, and two and a half billion in treasury certificates.
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Federal Reserve Board
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New York Reserve Bank
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Treasury Department
Anaconda Office Business Department Phone Listing
A short OCR fragment shows a reference to the Anaconda office and a business department phone number line. Details are incomplete but indicate contact information for local business services in Anaconda.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
Business Department
Montana university system faces crisis as 18 and 19 on ballot
Editorial warns that Montana four university institutions hinge on voter approval of initiatives 18 and 19. A 146 mill tax or a 5 million bonds plan would only modestly raise the state’s tax burden yet avert mass layoffs and program cuts. Without funds, Missoula State University Bozeman State College Dillon Normal Butte School of Mines face crippling cuts and dwindling offerings. The piece argues timely public support is essential to maintain growth, education quality, and Montana's reputation.
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Normal College
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Butte
Ohio battleground shaping electoral vote as Cox prompts gains
On election night observers in Columbus note Cox momentum in Ohio with Democrats claiming improving organization in Cleveland and Cincinnati. The Irish and German vote, women’s support, and Cox’s labor record in small industrial centers influence the outcome while farming districts remain solidly Republican.
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Harding
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New York Evening Post
Fall in Prices Hurts Sellers Says Economist
Dr. Plehn of UC argues that rapid price falls harm sellers more than rises hurt buyers. He warns a swift descent could unsettle employment and cause broader trouble, though he believes inflation will prevent a sudden drop and normalcy may return slowly.
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Plehn
Department of Economics
University of California
Treasury buys Liberty bonds at bargain prices
The treasury department has purchased 1.85 billion dollars worth of Liberty bonds at market prices, retiring that amount of the public debt. The move is praised as sound business for both individuals and the government, and it meets with little Republican criticism of Secretary Houston's policy. He recently and
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Houston
Monuments of ugliness and political jabs infuse wartime reflection
A critical look at postwar memorials mocks grand statues as offensive and tasteless while urging restraint and thoughtful design. The piece also blends political commentary noting Ohio sports pride, Bolshivism lessons, and the era’s partisan battles over Wilson Harding and domestic policy.
Outdoor Life Frustration Boils Over Aboard
Moody note from a correspondent aboard venting that Chris is causing trouble and mockery among the crew. The speaker threatens a physical outburst when ashore and laments the ongoing taunts and rough behavior in a tense sea situation.
Good Night Stories and Brief Jests in One Readable Piece
An assorted clipping presents dialogue from Good Night Stories with Billy Crab Flippy Flounder and Blackie Bass reflecting on happiness and perspective. Aided by a closing quip from editors, short anecdotes follow from Birmingham Age Herald Exchange Boston Transcript Yorkers Statesman and Washington Star, featuring church, court, and humorous one liners about megalomania and a patent can opener.
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Flippy Flounder
Blackie Bass
Birmingham Age-Herald
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A& W
Boston Transcript
Newswire Snippets on Politics and Public Figures
A collage of brief quotes touches on lawsuits around false arrest, wartime prisoner projections, Mexican recognition, labor unrest with Lloyd George, Japs and American congressmen, Parley Christensen, taxation pressures, Soviet experiences shaping Russians, unanswered questions about socialist expulsions, and other political commentary from multiple papers.
Fez in Turkey Faces Vanishing Status Amid Hat Debate
In the waning years of Ottoman authority the fez loses ground as Muslims in Constantinople resist modernization. Moslems elsewhere insist the capital has abandoned its faith. officials push visorless caps. In Kerrassunde Osman Agha violently strips a Armenian of a brimmed hat, slashes the crown, and warns against further unholy headgear.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Osman Agha
Kerrassunde
Russia
New York Stock Exchange
Osman Agha Grabbe
Missing Mkwawa Skull Sparks German Theft Tale
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Germany defends withholding Mkwawa's skull after a theft years ago. A substitute head appeared, while the original allegedly sat preserved in alcohol. The piece links the mystery to colonial history, prize lore, and Versailles era demands.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Mkwawa
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Fliegende Blaeter
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