Senate Expands Power to Restructure Federal Government
The Senate backed a post office bill granting the incoming President broad leeway to reorganize the federal structure, coordinating or consolidating departments while preserving some limits. It also trimmed federal expenditures and set wages, with Bratton proposing about 140 thousand dollars in annual savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Uried
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
Costigan
Colorado
Bratton
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Republican League forms to back comeback
The National Republican league is organized with Vice President Curtis leading and headquarters in Washington. Senators Hebert of Rhode Island and Hastings of Delaware, and ex Representative Tilson of Connecticut named as vice chairmen. John A. Campbell will direct the group which aims to mobilize support for a Roosevelt era comeback in 1924 and the next Congress. Some discuss Secretary Mills as a potential chairman, but he says he will not accept.
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Senate
David S Barry
Etd
Av Smith
New
Gill
Congress
Mhoney
Barry
Hiee
Caribbean
Wiliam H. Woodin
New York
Henry L. Stevens
North Carolina
American Legion
Archibald McNeil
Connecticut
O. Max Gardner
North
Irolina
Navy
Jesse
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Texas
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Atlee Pomerene
Hoover
Roosevelt
Jones
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Washington
Aen
National Republican League
Charles Curtis
Felix Hebert
Ithade Island
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
John Q. Tilson
John A. Campbell
White Piring
N. Y
Wid
Senate Republican
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Hiram Johnson
California
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Treasury Mills
Republican National Committee
Mills
House
Senate Chamber
London
American Congress
Nicholas Longworth
House of Congress
Britain’s cabinet approves debt conference plan in Washington
Britain’s cabinet in three sessions backs a plan for a lump sum debt settlement with the United States, estimated between 1.24 and 2.00 billion dollars, to resolve about 11 billion dollars owed. The plan parallels the Lausanne reparations accord, but U.S. representatives and Congress oppose slush funds.
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Britain
Roosevelt
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
United States
Lausanne
Rainey
Hints
Oplion
Washington’s do nothing session ends with brimming hearings
A Washington observer notes the Seventy-Second congress closes as a do nothing session with extensive committee hearings and bills dying at year end. Hoover weathered a split Congress while Roosevelt looms with a favorable path for early action and potential party unity in the coming era.
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Washington
Congress
Ang
Senate
House
Union Wholesale sale to Nash Finch announced
State notes report the Helena based Union Wholesale Grocery company sold to Nash Finch. Also listed are 4-H scholarships for Richland County youths, Milwaukee railways seeking agency discontinuances, fair plans at Billings depending on a poll, and Roosevelts inauguration invitation for Governor Erickson.
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Union Wholesale Grocery Company
Helena
Nash Finch Company
Richland County
Montana
Sidney
Milwaukee Railway
Montana Railroad Commission
Shawmut
Superior
Drummond
Billings
Fair Commissioners
Erickson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Lewistown
Winnett
Minnesota
Dakotas
Monthly Business Review
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
St Paul
Minn
Glendive
Harry D. Dion
Breeders Association
Conrad Warren
Kohrs
Deer Lodge
John
Boodle
Riceville
Mont
Aimal
Red clover seed seen as new Montana income source
Montana State College extension agronomist Sam Sloan says stale demand exists for red clover seed in the intermountain region. The Lonepine area leads trials with varieties from Tennessee Kentucky and Ohio and Kentucky 101 shows strong hardiness. Seed from Montana may soon be registered as a standard variety with commercial planting potential.
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Bozeman
Montana
Sam_ Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Montana State College
Sloan
Sanders County
Montana Extension Service
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Northwestern
Lorépine
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Edward. W. Pickard
Install
Fontly
Franklin PD
John N Garyner
Curtis
O. S. Barry
David Reed
Pennsylvania
Otis Glenn
Illnois
M. ‘M. Logan
Glenn
Htas
Sen, Bratton
United” States
W. C. Bullitt
Ermany
Hither
von Papen
von Hindenberg
Prussia
Brann
Remier Daladier
State College
State
Glover
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