Wilson's Finance Bill Sparks Coming Policy Conflicts
Washington December 23 1920 President must veto or approve the revived War Finance Corporation key to future battles between opposing economic factions. The measure would restart government credit facilities for war work and private lending while facing farm protests and Senate House debates. The outcome hinges on President Wilson and Treasury Reserve Board views amid party and regional tensions.
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Cardinal Gibbons In Same Condition
Baltimore Md December 23 reports say Cardinal Gibbons remains unchanged in condition from Union Mills Maryland where he is staying with friends. He is described as cheerful and conserving energy as he recovers under care.
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Woman Invests Five Hundred In Stock From Cash Scam
A Hungarian woman offered Robert Blakeman five hundred dollars in worn bills to buy shares of Bridgeport Real Estate for the Home Building and Loan association. She claimed the money was saved for years, but a clerk later suspected a possible theft when a pie vanished and the door was found ajar.
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Swenson Awarded Damages in Common Pleas Court
Oscar Swenson and others received damages of 176.73 dollars after a final jury trial in the common pleas court yesterday. The jury and Judge J J Walsh accepted the verdict. Swenson sued for 244.14 dollars over a drill fly pond contract claim that was disallowed. The January session shows juries caucusing with another jury planned for February as spring work approaches.
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Porstan Rugs Market Ad Claims Quick Returns
An old advertisement touts Porstan Rugs as a top market, claiming rapid profit and a one day turnaround. The ad mentions a United States consulate context and references Bromo laxative tablets bearing the signature of E W Grove.
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