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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1922

Page

5

Veterans Bonus Cash Up To One Hundred Dollars

Senate finance committee informally decides all veterans entitled to the bonus shall receive cash if the amount is one hundred dollars or less. The House bill provided cash payments only up to fifty dollars. The conference with the President clarified that he will not sign the House backed measure and the proposal under discussion is for a special appropriation to issue Treasury notes until interest on the British loan is available.

Rosert L. Norton Washington Lodge Republican Party House Committee On Anosce Senate Treasury United News Senate Finance Committee

Veterans bonus bill faces revenue clash as supports hinge on finance panel

Veterans group representatives Hanford MacNider and Robert Woodside told the finance committee that passage of the bonus is broadly favored but the House plan lacks revenue provisions. The President opposes any bill without a revenue plan, forcing the committee to seek alternative funding schemes.

Veterans Hanford MacNider American Legion Robert G. Woodside The Veterans of House MacNider Woodside

Liquor Raid Illegal Barber Discharged in Wakefield Case

John Drinkwater, a Chelsea barber, was discharged by United States Commissioner Hayes after a Wakefield raid at Vernon and Lowell streets yielded a still. Firemen reported smelling other than smoke, leading to the later investigation by dry forces. Drinkwater’s counsel argued the raid was illegal without a warrant and that the landlord, not Drinkwater, owned the still and rented the apartment.

John Drinkwater Chelsea Vernon and Lowell Streets Wakefield United States Hayes Daniel A. Shea Drinkwater

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