Refund of Allied Debt Urged by President in Administration Bill
President Harding sent to Congress a Treasury Department drafted bill granting unlimited power to the Secretary of the Treasury to refund and settle about ten billion dollars owed by Allied nations. Secretary Mellon could accept debtor securities in exchange for notes and defer payments as needed. Senator Penrose introduced the measure in the Senate, with hearings set for next week.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Thex
Harding
Congress
Treasury Department
Senate
House
Penrose
Mellon
United States
White House
Treasury
Senator Penrose
Secretary of Treasury
Palumbo murder trial to go to jury in Lawrence
Salvatore Palumbo faces a jury deliberation after closing arguments conclude tomorrow. Defense attorney J. J. Sullivan will speak first, followed by District Attorney S. Howard Donnell. Judge Fosdick will issue the verdict directions before the jury retires to consider all the evidence.
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Lawrence
Salvatore Palumbo
Francesco Monteforte
J. J. Sullivan
S. Howard Donnell
Commonwealth
Fosdick
Cattle TB Eradication Urges Massachusetts Officials
At a State House conference, Dr. Harrie W. Peirce warns Massachusetts cow herds must join accredited programs or face federal blacklist for bovine tuberculosis. He cites lack of laws and funds and urges Legislature to act. Dr. E C Schroeder adds that eradicating cattle TB will end human cases, since every human TB case stems from infected dairy cattle.
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Massachusetts
Harrie W. Peirce
State House
Peirce
E. C. Schroeder
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Bethesda
Dr. Schroeder
J. A. Kiernan
Washington, D. C
John F. Devine
Goshen
N. Y
A. L. Felker
New Hampshire
E. A. Crossman
New England
Lester H. Howard
J. M. Whittlesley
President Harding to skip Fourth of July speech
President Harding will not speak at Fourth of July exercises this year. He will spend the holiday quietly at The Hill, the summer home of Senator Frelinghuysen, between Somerville and Raritan, accompanied by Mrs. Harding and a party including General and Mrs. Sawyer and Senator Hale of Maine.
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Somerville
N. J
Harding
Frelinghuysen
Here
Raritan
Sawyer
Gillett
Hale
Maine
Graduation Exercise at Cathedral School Confers 42 Diplomas
The Rev William B Finigan administrator of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross presented diplomas to a graduating class of 42 boys and girls. Exercises were conducted in the school hall before a large crowd in attendance.
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William B Finigan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cathedral School
Home brew debate and bank liquidation details in Cambridge and St. Louis
The Rev. Dr. L. G. Landenberger urged liberty for home brewing while criticizing prohibition. A banking circular reports actual cash on hand in Prudent ial’s commercial department at $442,831 as of June 14 after liquidation proceeds. Norwegian women launch a daily newspaper funded by a wealthy benefactor, with no male involvement in its issuance.
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L. G. Landenberger
St. Louis
Convention of
New Church
Cambridge
Landenberger
Swedeastorg
Commercial Department
Joseph C. Allen
Banks
Prudential
State priority claimed in Prudential Trust deposits dispute
The dispute centers on priority of deposits in the commercial department of the Prudential Trust Company. The State of Massachusetts United States and Suffolk County contend priority until a decision resolves their claims.
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Massachusetts
United States
Suffolk
Prudential Trust Company
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E. T. Slattery CO
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Morocco
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Copenhagen
Manahan
Paris
America
Jersey
Canton
Batiste
Dimity
Boylston St
Boston
Rants
Ally
Alin Bead
Palmer
E.T. Slattery CO
Tremont Street
Boston Common
Boston Better Business Bureau
Prudential Depositors
Allen
Vermont
E. E. Gray CO
Hanover, Union & Blackstone
Sis
Jordan Marsh
Homespun
Jordan Marsh Company
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