Coolinge Yet Of Bank Bill Urged By Faction
Washington feb 17 critics of the branch banking bill press concern that its wider provisions threaten monetary stability. Supporters and opponents clash over veto risks and the bill’s impact on New York banks. Bankers remain divided on extending Federal Reserve powers and war-time authorities.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Critlalam Cof
Senate
House
Priatingan
Coolidge
Iny
West
New York
Debate Over Federal Reserve Reform and Branch Banking Power
The commentary reviews arguments for and against renewing the Federal Reserve charter and revising banking powers. It cites risks of extended real estate loan terms, potential bank insolvencies, and the growth of branch banking led by Bank of Italy as a model. It notes concerns about political influence and the need for congressional oversight.
Driver Guilty On Reckless Driving In Court
John Laska thirty six of 1746 Barnum avenue pled guilty to reckless driving on Kossuth street on November 15 1928. Judge Frederick W. Huxford fined him 50 dollars in Criminal Court of Common Pleas yesterday afternoon. He had previously been fined 75 dollars and costs in the City court.
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Kossuth Street
John Laska
Barnum Avenue
Frederick W. Huxford
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Egg production on increase in stores contest week
In the fifteenth week of the Stonrg laying contest 1,400 pullets produced 4,793 eggs, about 49 percent for the week, up 164 eggs from last week. Grand totals reach 61,210 eggs. White Leghorns led the week with six top scores led by Mayhall Poultry Farm of Marion, Ind.
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Mayhall Poultry Farm
Marion
Ind
George B. Ferris
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mayhill
Palmer's Egg Farm
Stonington
Brothers jailed for year in chicken thefts
William and Henry Wagner were sentenced to a year in Criminal Superior Court after pleading guilty to thefts of poultry. The Danbury arrests followed their confession to stealing 40 prize chickens from Theodore Sherwood of New Fairfield. Assistant State's Attorney E Earle Garlick argued the sentence would improve rural safety for poultry farmers, noting the men operate an organized chicken stealing business.
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William
Henry Wagner
Yleach Yesterdy
Criminal Superior Court
Danbury
Theodore Sherwood
New Fairfield
E. Earle Garlick
Stamford Woman Files Divorce Suit In Superior Court
Mary Haya of Stamford filed for divorce yesterday afternoon in superior court against William G. Rite of Stamford charging intolerable cruelty. They were married September 1 1918 in Stamford. She seeks a decree and restoration of her former name Mary Mays.
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Mary Haya Rite
Stamford
Superior
Enart
William G. Lice
Mary Mays
Boxer Harvey Bistany Held After Nighttime Burglary Plea
Lawrence February 17 AP Harvey Bistany known as the Syrian Flash was held in 3000 bond for the grand jury after pleading not guilty to breaking entering and larceny in the night time A tailor identified as his property the suit Tiffany Way wore when arrested
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Lawrence, Maas
Harvey Bistany
New England
Tiffany Way
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