INTERNATIONAL CLAIMS AND MIDDLETON BANKING CRASH
Telegraph reports Secretary of State seeks to curb fraud in international claims through a new bill mirroring U S penalties for falsified claims against the United States. Public debate grows over the Middleton Brothers crash with accusations of missing bonds and securities and notable deposits tied to prominent figures.
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Texas
Wiley
France Stands Firm Over Egyptian Debt Interest
Paris June 17 France declares it will not consent to reducing interest on the Egyptian debt. The Debats argues England cannot force France to renounce the fight to uphold the contract with powers. The Daily News warns dissolution of Parliament would destabilize Europe and delay settlement in Egypt.
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Supreme Court clears part of liquor tax law
June 18 report from Columpus says the Supreme Court affirmed judgment in King 3. Report notes the second section of the tax law on the premises unconstitutional while rest remains valid. Court declines to rule on the law's overall constitutionality. Liquor dealers must still pay the tax under current law, with broader tests awaited.
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