Debtor Relief and Global Talks Top Roosevelts Agenda
Delegates from China Mexico and South America back the Americans and Canada as the only other big producer to be heated from. Assistant Secretary of State Rasiondi Morey arrives aboard the Manhattan at Cobh and travels to London after a conference with President Roosevelt. The visit signals continued U S resolve to resist capitulation while global debt and gold standard tensions loom. Senator Convens advocates synchronized public works to revive industry and stabilize exchange rates. British officials and Indian treasury plan to cooperate on silver markets as gold standard concerns rise. Canada eyes backing airways and a wheat production agreement hangs amid Australian opposition. Professor Moley expected to shape U S public works push, with Keynes and Chamberlain in discussions on debt negotiations and creditor protections.
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Mupport Anereony Tota
Amecica
China
Mexico
South Americen
Manhattan
Cobh
London
New York
Seniator
Feemaenent Bouwid
United States
Roy Bittman
Nevada
George Shuster
Treasury
Indii
Jénn Nevadan
Tudia
Benedett
Canada
Perco 1m
Australia
Morgenthau-Bruce Messing
Professor Moley
Washington
Tourists and notables attend regional gathering in West Virginia
A large visitor turnout supported by 825 million to 650 million yearly estimates. Attendees included D. T. Walker and Lar J. Smith of Waanington, C. E. Morgan of Clarkaurg, Claude W. Maxwell of Elkins, Pearle A. Bramer of Slyer field, and many others from Wheeling, Huntington, Parkersburg, Morgantown, Charleston, and Clarksburg. Scot RK, secretary of the chamber of commerce, lists representatives from garden clubs and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Walker
Lar
J. Smith
Waanington
C. E. Morgan
Clarkaurg
Claude W. Maxwell
Elkins
Pearle A. Bramer
Slyerfield
C. M Verter
June weddings and society news at Greenbrier and Lewisburg
White Sulphur News covers social events from Greenbrier and Lewisburg including Augusta Resso and Senor De Espil attending, Augusta officer weddings, and Betty Shearn Jones wedding to Joseph Crowley. Details note receptions, dinners, dances, and rival muralist activities with regional notables and many guests.
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Augusta Resso
Argentina
Senor de Espil
Gusniy Wiedel
Bylees and
Greene
Joseph BP. Crowley
New Haven
Crowley
Betty Shearn Jones
T. A.D. Jones
Tortmerly
Fale
Pad Crowley
Milewaukee
Waa
Ab Yoo
Hig
Ery Cathy
Kate Arnold Duran
Wlasane
Ahugehy
Lewisburg
John Swity Digi
McCartahy
Greenbrier
Kates Mountain Club
Dama
Charles Shiey
Adelaide Dana
Torraca
John R. Grabach
New York City
the Village
New ‘York
Acadmy of Fine Arts
Priladerephia
Old Whites
Cra Colenyan
Glen Shaw
Cleveland
Johns
Colrmier
Shaw
Wil Lans C. Grauce
Wort
West Vi- Rink
Toom
Chicago
George W. Crawford
New York
Pittsburgh
Alaimer
Ward Allen ‘Howe
J.P. Wirner
Essex Pally
Net
Cornwell
J. €. Altse
Baltiniive
G. Nelson
Theodore Reath
Phila
H. B. Sibley
G. Cramp
Myra
Williams Frances
Atlanta
Edwin Scott Baysour
Detroit
H. V. Barbour
Court Upholds Abolition of Independent School Districts
The Kanawha county court rules that state law may abolish Charleston’s independent school district without voter consent. It holds constitutional power lies with the legislature to alter or dissolve districts and create new ones, without prohibiting abolition. The decision states the act does not violate contracts or constitutional provisions and falls within legislative authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binay
Ana
Charleston Independent
Alwass
Legislatiure
Crete
State Road Commission
County Court of
Kanawha County
Spurthermore
Cone
Salact
Charlestay
Uni
West Virginia
Stave Food Commission
Nela Sen
Internationalism and Nationalism in a German Leader’s View
The interview presents Dollfuss like claims of lawful power, appeals to national consensus, and warnings about internationalism. It notes German leadership, Italy’s example, and declares Germany’s people back him, while stressing autonomous solutions to national problems.
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Geerman
Ulin
Engelbert Dolifuss
Dollfuss
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Unter den Linden
Empire
Italy
America
United States
Mibny
Epts
Control Board Resolutions Urge No Vacations For 1920 Summer
The board resolves to deny vacations for employees and to withhold vacation pay while personnel roles are be reassigned. It cites heavy workload in offices and institutions, no funding for extra help, and economy measures as justification. It warns of hardship for those relying on summer income and notes rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tt
Tits Board
Acitomn Claim Sparks Stomach Aid Review
A misread ad fragment touts Acitomn as a cure for hyperacidity and related disorders. It promises a free booklet and medical guidance, urging readers to request information and a doctor prescribed plan.
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Atomuettuinera
Delphinig
Heartbury
Mit
oLlers
Recovery Plan Advances With Advisory Committee Formed
An advisory panel led by Mrs. Mary Rumsey of New York named to represent consumers as recovery work progresses. The committee includes Frank Grownam, William Ogburn, Mrs. Joseph J. Sanidts, and Mrs. Belle Sherwin, addressing price fixing, wages, and policy across industrial and agricultural administrations.
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Arom
Iydud
Prakitent Ruase
Joljicdn
Mary Rumsey
New York
H. H. Harriman
Frank Grownam
University of North Sarolina
William Ogburn
University of Chicago
Joseph J. Sanidts
Indianapolis
Indiana League of Women Voters
Belle Sherwin
Willoughby
National League of Women Voters
Johnson
Cabinet
Commerce Roper
Ggrl J Culture Administration
Searkes
Newrs
Roper
Jonnsen
Roepers Cletta
Commerce Department
Industrial Recovery Administration
Forty-Niners
Olson suit on taxes could cost foreign steamships millions
The government faced dismissal over a $100 million claim from unnamed foreign steamship companies. Olson’s counsel Charles A. Russell argued the case rests on law and fact, noting amended returns under the 1921 act. The District of Columbia court reserved ruling, with a possible decision tomorrow. If Olson wins, the treasury may award up to 10 percent of the amount.
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Government
19 & Position
Charles A. Russell
Olson
Federal Power Commission
Hasex
Jamies M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Treasury
Court Studies Debt Premise Amid Constitutional Debate
A court discussion centers on whether a permanent debt is needed to replace a temporary deficit. The attorney general argues the constitution allows paying as it goes but not as the exclusive plan, urging caution about assuming the legislature could ignore future deficits.
Bronson introduces new suit with embroidered details
Springfield report notes Bronson unveils a line of suits featuring intricate embroidery across the fabric. The collection highlights bold stitching and decorative patterns aimed at a refined, fashion-forward audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Miks
Bronson
Plot to Ruin Hut peem cleared in trial testimony
Testimony links Jose H. Jones, chair of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, to a Houston bank amid allegations of a plot to influence a loan. Witnesses describe withdrawals and motives while Washington officials deny direct action by Jones. Judge Meldrum presides over the single-jury proceedings as discussions touch U.S. banking oversight and regional toughness claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hut Peem
Houston
Jose H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jones
Houston Bank
Washington
R. FL GC
Texas
Torgir
Oi Wilkin
Larry
Harry B. Meldat
PF. G. Awalt
Wilkin
Awele
Michigan
Keldam
Othey
Wit
Senate hearing ends in tense exchange over financial scandal
Senators Neely and Dodds faced off in a crowded hearing room as tempers flared over forged entries and delayed prosecutions. Medalie testified that printing plans could harm markets and delayed action to avoid collapsing the banking system, while Ashurst urged calm as officers debated responsibility and timing.
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Bach
Neely
Gentemen
Henry F. Ashurst
Marshels
Dods
Chaimian Ashurst
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Neelys
Dodds
Harrimen
Curerency
Chicago
Treasury
Eyes of Nation Election Weather Report and Closures
The text outlines election day conditions with weather affecting turnout, notes Governor Kemp's lack of proclamation, and lists statewide and local office closures. Polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. with election boards on duty at 2,338 precincts and ballots featuring two slates on a constitutional question.
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Teik
Dub “Inet
Jaag Anissed Moei
Weert
Virginia
Kemp
Empleyes
Barks
Agg P
Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment Debate Grows
The text records a repeal argument against the Eighteenth Amendment with mentions of state positions. It notes a June 25 meeting and various states including Mohave and California weighing petitions. The language is garbled but suggests a nationwide vote pattern toward repeal.
New System Rules Limit Refiners Control Of Stations
New system aims to standardize product handling by limiting refiners from owning stations and permitting long term leases or agency roles. The president may set price ranges for petroleum products while wholesalers and jobbers must follow sales rules. The plan includes price limiting to prevent predatory undercutting and requires use of specific equipment in distribution.
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Sta
United States
Rodr
Gillingstavoy
Gillingstavoy Sell Below Cost Wee Jorpleden, and “Pruten
pRuls
Repeal Vital To Continued Front Page 15 Not Millionaires
A speaker argues repeal will protect small business and professionals, noting that emergency taxes replace liquor taxes with new levies. These include a half cent on gasoline, a five percent tax on dividends, a five percent profits tax, and a $1 per $61,000 capital stock levy, totaling about 212 million. Liquor taxes and tariffs are expected to yield over 0.5 billion immediately.
Northern Operators Move Toward Unity In Cooperative Code
Northern operators in western Pennsylvania move to form a Coal Code association to standardize wages and policies for tri state coal fields. J O A Morrow of Pittsburgh Coal Co chairs the new body with W W Keuser of Pittsburgh Terminal Coal as vice chair. Plans to invite eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia operators to join and align with Central Coal association to contend with Southern operators and wage freight rate differences. The Royal Philharmonic Society of London awards a gold medal to conduct Sir Hamilton Harty.
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Pittshurgh
Western Pennsylvania
Coal Code Association of
J. O. A. Morrow
Fittsburgh Coal Company
Pittsburgh Coil Company
Aserotation
Pittsburgh Cosl
Morrow
Ohio
West Virginia
Centra
Cealg Sesociatet
Hugh S. Johnson
Zlhenr
Royal Ehtlharmonic Society of
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Eyes
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