United States Treasury totals and speakership scramble
Washington receipts show internal revenue 318,795.51 and customs 422,487.81. Treas ury totals place gold 215,178,055, silver 122,047,252, fractional silver 26,891,907, United States notes 55,640,702, making 419,757,916. Headlines note Mason pardon debate and Speaker race with Cox Carlisle Randall Springer Eaton among advocates. tariff, business interests, and regional blocs shaping prospects.
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Railways to adopt central time starting November 15
The Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway and other Ohio railroads will switch from Columbus time to central time on Sunday November 15. Central time is twenty eight minutes slower than Columbus time. D Zenner Co offers winter clothing at popular Southeastern Ohio prices.
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