Taxpayers seek tax relief as banks reopen and funds free up
Taxpayers faced with unpaid income taxes due to bank restrictions could file returns and affidavits of inability to pay as banks reopened and stock exchanges resumed. The move would allow securities sales to meet tax obligations, while Harriman National Bank remained closed and placed under a conservator.
Harriman links and bank assets cited in exposure case
The article details a 1683 linked figure and a career path ending with Harriman National Bank. It cites false entries totaling 320,145 dollars connected to the National Exhibition Company and the New York Giants owners. It notes the bank at 327 Fifth Avenue with assets over 33 million, deposits near 30 million, capital two million, surplus 500 thousand, undivided profits 441 thousand.
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Raymond J. Mulligan
United States
Francis A. O'Neill
Harriman Nationals and Trust Company
Henry E. Cooper
Harriman National Bank ‘and Trust Company
Bank of the National Exhibition Company
New York Giants
Alfred Hofman, Inc
Frederick T. Mueller
Harriman
Medalie
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Fifth Avenue
Back Waters Of Pittsburgh Flooding Disrupts Traffic
Rivermen estimated damage at 300000 as muddy waters from two rivers swelled in Pittsburgh. At 10 30 a m the stage held at 283 feet 3 3 feet above flood level near the juncture of the Allegheny and Monongahela. The Allegheny rose slowly while the Monongahela fell, offsetting each other at the point.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Bureau
BEER BILL Moves Through House Amid Debate and Party Shift
Roosevelt's 3.2 percent beer bill cleared the House 316 to 7 amid fierce debate. The measure, expected to raise 125 to 150 million annually, heads to the Senate after House party lines broke, with votes across factions. The bill taxes barrels, leaves regulation to states, and enacts Webb Kenyon measures to curb cross border transport.
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Greenwood
Indiana
Snell
News York
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Harrison
Finance Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Rainey
Webb-Kenyon
Beer bill advances in House amid heated debate
The House moved toward passage of a beer bill drafted for revenue, with Speaker Rainey warning opponents. Representative Cullen led pro bill voices, while Blanton and OConnor challenged the plan. The Ways and Means committee approved the measure, and Maryland reps largely backed the bill, with Jennings Randolph supporting.
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Hawaii
Alaska
District of Columbia
Representative Cullen
New York
Tammy Chieftain
Rainey
Representative Burns
Tennessee
House
Blanton
Texas
Ways and Means
McCormack
Mass
Cullen
O'Connor
N.Y
United States
Bingham
Connecticut
Blaine
Wisconsin
Schafer
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Quake Proof Damage and Public Reactions Reported
The article notes most of the 119 deaths came from people fleeing danger or staying on sidewalks rather than seeking shelter inside buildings. Estimated quake damage totals $750 million, tied to old structures or new ones built without basic seismic requirements. Doctors expect to collect about four-fifths of their fees, with some services rendered free. Listed are January 1933 real estate conveyances in New Orleans and numerous banks across West Virginia towns, plus the Dominion National Bank at Bristol, Virginia, authorized to operate normally.
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New Orleans
the Sentinel
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Banking Department of
West Virginia
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Fleming
First National Bank
Trade stakes in French empire conference loom
Paris reports a $134 million stake for the United States in the forthcoming French empire trade conference. Premier Deladier convened an imperial preference meeting to boost Franco colonial commerce, akin to Ottawa efforts last year, with past trade figures showing a US surplus and large imports from France and its possessions. The piece also notes bank holiday effects, gold withdrawal requests, and banking regulation efforts amid broader economic instability.
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United States
Premier Deladier
France
Ottawa
Newfoundland
West Indies
South America
Isles of the Pacific
India
China
Syria
Africa
Joint meeting of B. and O. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
A joint meeting is called for tonight at 7 30 in the Modern Woodman Hall. All members urged to attend. 302-bp-1t rnc
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B. & O. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Baker Coal Company Changes Hands Under New Management
The Baker Coal Company reports a change of ownership. Phone orders should be directed to 857 for coal deliveries. Customers are asked to pay coal bills at Trisler Taxi Service, 116 East Main Street, with receipts issued accordingly.
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Baker Coal Company
Trisler
East Main Street
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