Bonus bill passage sparks wide public demand and worry
Amid heated political debate in Washington and strong soldier support, analysts note that funding a veteran bonus could raise interest rates and widen deficits. Secretary Mellon opposes rapid approval, while public opinion leans toward passing the measure despite fiscal risks.
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Shanes
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Sol Jdiers
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Bishop Brown to Fight Charges of Heresy
Fragmented OCR text reports Bishop Brown facing charges before the Episcopal House of Bishops on heresy amid mentions of his beliefs, writings titled Communiam onal Chrisianity, and ties to socialist ideas and figures. The passage is garbled with numerous misprints and unclear references.
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Widhop Willian
Ada
Episcopal House of Bishops
Thargea
Christ
Brown Jag Tong
Ali
Cotton men urge U S 10 to stabilize crop prices
Washington January report quotes John S Wanamaker president of the American Cotton Exchange as saying stabilization of cotton prices is essential to avert national bankruptcy. He addressed the Senate Agriculture Committee urging immediate passage of a proposed remedy. He warned the agricultural interests of the South and Southwest are bankrupt and banks have broken across the region.
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Washington, Jan
John S. Wanamaker
American Cotton Exchange
Senate Agrculture Committee
Ladd
Motorist Fined $500 in Death of Policeman
New Ven Jan 28 John A Walls of Weee Haven was fined $500 and costs of $327 by Judge Keeler for reckless driving that killed Police Officer Patrick Shea on October 18. The accident also harmed others. Hemming owner and a passenger were in the car. Walls, with three drunken passengers aboard, did not see a car under repair on the roadside and struck Shea who was nearby. Mrs Shea obtained a $10,900 judgment against Hemming.
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New Ven
Hemming
Ayreet
Shea Wan
Shea
Hommink
Man Out on Bail Re-Arrested for Theft
Aetester lig, Piymns day let fee loged complicity. The attempted robbery of the Mratherstione Tie compane's store at Stale and Srehta street. Bonds of $2,000 set for appearance. Toseyn Delia, aged years old, of 271 Somhaver, arrested again and charged with possessing a vehicle license found in his possession near Union Slee span at Transtan avenue.
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Aetester
Stale and
Srehta Street
Toseyn Delia
Somhaver
Transtan Avenue
Hospital Fire Traps Patients. 30 Escape
A hospital in Purbam was destroyed by a basement fire from a heating plant. Fire broke through the second floor as flames spread via a pipe. Thirty patients fled to the street and were sheltered by nearby homes. Authorities warn exposure in near-freezing conditions threatens lives.
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Purbam
Dadan
Shinaln Hospital
Lav ‘Hospital
Soldiers demand Garfield era bonus in postwar debate
Amid Civil War era pension disputes veterans from two units recall barracks life and accuse the government of denying pay. They say only disabled soldiers received wartime pensions and charged that the pay gap favored some, fueling demands for a broad compensation scheme.
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