Trade pessimism doubtful in survey of credit mood
A survey by the National Credit Association indicates credit conditions have improved, with cheaper wheat and steadier supplies cited. It reports buyers and manufacturers showing cautious optimism, while prices and bankruprcies affect expectations and payment capabilities across regions.
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Wien
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Mopac Sunt Karen
Congress and Coolidge clash over postal salary bill
In Washington on June 1, President Coolidge and the administration faced a headwind as the Mege-Paten postal salary bill proposed raises costing over 60 million dollars annually. Senate Republicans Edge and Borah opposed the measure lacking revenue provisions, while administration officials argued for funding via postage-rate adjustments and internal increases. A postal commission will study revisions for action next session, with supporters insisting the bill will pass despite a veto risk.
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Postal Service
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Point Postal Commission
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House Typort
Department
Treasury
New Cabinet Formed as Finance Minister Accepts Mandate
Frederic Francia, minister of finance in the Hutking cabinet of Raymond Poine, accepted a mandate from President Merund Co Fore to form a new cabinet tonight.
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Frederic Francia
Hutkoing
Raymond Poine Care
Merund Co Fore
Plan for a spiritual workers' house in Italy advances
Dr Noemi Stricker proposes an international house of rest for intellects and workers of the spirit in Rome with letters of approval from Jane Addams and many luminaries. Funds not yet raised and concrete plans not finalized, but aims include leisure and healing in sunny Italy for brain workers and incipient lung illnesses.
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International Home For Spiritual Workers
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France
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Austria
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Germany
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England
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India
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Russia
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Switzerland
International House of Rent
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London
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United States
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Chesterton Ready to War Over Breakfast War
London reports a heated breakfast debate sparked by American ideas of fruit meals and iced drinks. G K Chesterton objects to being asked to shift to American breakfasts while praising America but defending traditional British morning fare amid cross Atlantic culinary sniping.
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Petey O'Neill
Persy
George Serrard Shaw
America
Chesterton
England
George Bernard Shaw
Beacon
Shaw
Jury Fails to Agree in Stella Mackowske Case
The Buffalo jury could not reach a verdict in the Stella Mackowske weed case and was discharged after court opened at seven thirty tonight. The report later mentions international dispatches and a literary aside not directly related to the trial.
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Stella Mackowske
Weed
Bandit
Oeluck
Convict Escapes Slyly From Sing Sing Prison
A Sing Sing convict escapes by ruse, crossing grounds and boards a wall to reach Yonkers. Police pursued, with reports of a staged distraction and a subsequent capture near a jewelry shop at 1015 Washington Street Ade.
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Ade
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