Rediscount limits urged by Comptroller Crissinger
Washington January 9 Crissinger Comptroller of the Currency urged Congress to restrict rediscounting of bank paper saying it can become a menace when banks pyramid credit and misuse the privilege He opposed tax exemptions on income from building and loan investments and outlined banking reforms while praising overall bank stability and noting new charters and bank failures in the year ending October 31 year 169 national banks chartered 200050000 capitalization 34 banks failed 93 liquidated State banks grew and loan and trust firms rose in number but fell in asset value
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wasrington
Congress
Crixsingr
Howid
Crissinger
Ssmoureon
Pepper Named to Penrose Seat in Pennsylvania
George Warton Pepper, an attorney, was appointed by Governor Boroul to fill the United States Senate seat of the late Boies Penrose in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Warton Pepper
Boroul
Inte Bols Penrosy
United States
Pennsylvania
Moonshiners Charged After Night of Moonshine Murders
Chicago coroner says four moonshining deaths in eighteen hours require murders to be answered. Police instructed their men to search for the calve of the regul lquer, with authorities aiming to arrest those involved.
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Chicago
Jan
Iolice Chink Pitemorris
Amamy
Local Meeting Notice at Noble Hotel for Elections
A business meeting will be held at the Noble Hotel at 7 40 p m for the election of officers. Jouny Bhuch is secretary. Weeks and Billy are noted participants with plans to travel to Wiverton the following morning.
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Oheon
Tontgu
Joung Bhuch
Billy
Wiverton
Timber scarcity in the United States grows noted
W B Greeley head of the forest service told the House agricultural committee that demand is four times faster than growth, urging conservation legislation. He said sixty one percent of remaining timber lies west of the Rocky Mountains and warned of rising wood costs.
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Washington, D G
United States
W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Agricultural Committee of the House
Groeley
Greeley
Alxty
Rocky Mountains
Education Meet at Manila Soon
The far Eastern Educational Congress will be held in Manila during the first week in February instead of December as planned by the University of the Philippines board of regents. The date aligns with carnival week and various fairs and conferences. The congress aims to unite educators from Far Eastern countries and foster cooperation among the government, religious bodies, and private institutions.
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Manila
P. 1
Board of ‘Regents
University of the Phil Lipines
Hell Tt Bea
Guy Potter Benton
University of the Philippines
McCumber elected chairman of Senate Finance Committee
Senator McCumber of North Dakota was elected chairman of the Senate Finance Committee to succeed the late Senator Penrose. The Associated Press report recalls the appointment as Washington notes a leadership change. A separate notice invites masons of the Washingto Chapter Order of DeMolay to an initiation at 7:50 PM at the Mavonie Temple with Master Qeo O Nea l presiding.
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Washington
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Penrove
Mavonie Temple
Qeo
O'Neal
Casper Man Arrested in Connection With Assault on 7-Year-Old Girl
Casper Cass County James Bolton 40 arrested Friday afternoon on a charge of assaulting a seven year old girl. He waived preliminary hearing and pleaded guilty later. He was sent to Burlington station to await sentencing with other prisoners, facing a term of 10 to 80 years.
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Casper
James Bolton
Hurlington
Rawing
M. W. Parcell
Burlington
Harvey in collision injures envoy at Cannes conference
Jan. C. George Harvey the American Ambassador to England was injured in an auto collision. Richard Crane and William Steed also injured and a number of other passengers were braised. Harvey asked Ambassador Herrick of Paris to act as observer at the Cannes conference.
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Cannes
Jan. C
George Harvey
England
Richard Crane
Slovakia
William Steed
London Times
Amassador Harvey
Ambasandor Herrick
Paris
Bread prices cut in half spark bakery protests
The Denver Post reports bakeries in Denver reduced bread prices after the paper accused them of profiteering. Ads promise three large double loaves weighing 22 ounces for 25 cents, a drastic drop from previous prices as high as 25 cents per loaf.
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The
Denver Post
Y Paper
Chicago Track Team Aims for Japan Tour This Spring
University of Chicago track squad gears up for a Japan trip this spring. Captain Redon leads a promising group in shot put and hurdles with Brickman Jones and Hass among top sprinters. Veterans yet to join may lift the Maroon team to form after spring workouts before the dash meets the Pacific.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Japan
Redon
Brickman
Jones
Hass
Pyott
Bates
Haas
Brickiman
Swiet
Roberts
Carter
Shorey
Tom Kek
Pacific
Critles
Supreme Court invalidates North Dakota railroad tax
The United States Supreme Court today held invalid the excise tax imposed by North Dakota on railroads within the state. Washington, D C report notes the ruling affecting the tax scheme and rail revenue.
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North Dakota
Washington
North Dakwas
United States Supreme Court
Condition of Judge Remains Unchanged Amid Illness
Dr. Nnnh reports no change in the health of Justice Tally Scott of the Colorads supreme court who has been seriously ill for the past week. He remained under medical care overnight with a restless night observed by physicians.
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Dan
Justion
Tally Scott
The
Colorads Supreme Court
Cripple Creek Moves to Shut Down Gambling Hubs
Deputy District Attorney Wilbur M. Alter sent a notice to Cripple Creek and Victor sheriffs demanding immediate closure of all gambling houses. Reports indicate at least twelve gaming spots are operating in the two towns.
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Cripple Creek
Victor
Wilbur M. Alter
Sleighride Party Lights Up Vocational School Seniors
Senior Chis at the Vocational High School enjoyed a playful sleigh ride on Saturday evening. Despite biting cold and wind, the group traveled from Harris ranch on the Reservation to the Peposia river area and later to Gedes-Luck and Elix Adams homes eight miles from Lanier. Dancing and feasting followed before their return, hailed as the best sleigh ride yet.
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Vocational High School
Weason Way
Harris Ranch
Elix Adams
Peposia River
Lanier
Commissioners Cut Expenses in County Government
The county board voted to reduce spending across departments including elimination of the sheriff deputy position in Mindale. Total cuts for 1902 reportedly reach at least 410,000. Officials urged strict cost control while tax revenues lag and delinquent collections rise.
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Board of County Commissioners
Milany
Aireriff
Minldale
Verbeh
Additional Locals and Tax Notice From Wyoming
Local notice outlines planned events by municipal groups and a weekly meeting for Musical Research this Friday at 8.00 pm. It also notes Hon. M C Meynalde, director of internal revenue, informs patrons that income tax blanks for 1981 will not be available until February 1, 1982.
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M. C. Meynalde
Internal Revenue
Wyoming
Matestation
Ambiguous Michigan Football Season Hints From Elliptical Text
Fragmentary note from Ann Arbor references American football, Michigan team prospects, Cardinal team, and possible college conference context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply expectations around national standings and conference play for the season.
Ulster Will Not Enter Republic Amid Irish Treaty Turmoil
Reports from Dublin and London describe Ulster resisting incorporation into a southern Irish state as the Dail proceeds with treaty ratification. Valera signals resignation steps while British ministers plan transfer of power and evacuation of British troops under the treaty framework.
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Losvdas
Southern Ireland
Dail
Anu
Dublin
Winston
Lurehut
Dolonion
Onen
Theritish Tran Dhelaned
Northern Ireland
Bollet
Ulster
Whileeale
Ulnter
Dinner Party Delights Members of Meomont Dimnity Mud
A society dinner on Capitol Hill hosted by Dr and Mrs T Juen entertained Meomont Dimnity Mud members and their wives. Guests included Dr Lane Mintgon and others. After dinner they held a professional meeting with reports and a social card game. Riverton guests received an invitation to a future dinner and program in Tiverton on the first Saturday in February.
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Pete Ghem
Meomont Dimnity Mud
Ical Association
T. Junen
Capitol Hill
Dra
Lane and Mintgonvery
Riverton
Mra
A. J Cooper
T W Martian
Mes
Froving Bemith, Jr
JF. Replogio
Urs
B. Godfrey
Linn
Sweet
Dhours
Danon
Popere
Nidhiow
Riverton Plyaiolany Anid
Organileation
Harding Signs Hospital Bill
President Harding signs a hospital bill amid new health policy measures. The event marks a push for medical funding and regulatory changes affecting urban healthcare facilities. Potential implications for Mindurl and Teftienion City are noted in local coverage.
Italians Support Britain Plan Seen in Cannus Dispatch
Italian circles at Cannus favor a plan to include Italy with Great Britain in guarantees to France. The proposal would shift a role originally held by the United States in the Versailles treaty framework, as Britain and America would aid France.
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Cannus
Italy
Great Britain
Traner
Monza
America
France
Supreme Court Orders Reargument in Key Railway Case
The Supreme Court today ordered a reargument of the government against the Southern Pacific and Central Pacific Railway companies. The dispute centers on ownership and control of the Central Pacific by the Southern Pacific, with the matter returning to the docket for further consideration.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Southern Favific
Central Pacific Railway Companies
Central Vaeitie
Southern Paeitie
Essete
Orgushont Mureh 1
Birthday Celebration for J. D. Woodruff in Shoshoni
Shoshoni marked the birthday of J. D. Woodruff with a party on December 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs. Castell attended by 39 relatives and friends. An old hymn was sung and Woodruff received a display of Mason emblem buttons.
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Shobshoni
Jan
Ihon
J. D. Woodruff
Christ
Prerson
Mr. Woodruff
Woodruff
Calinturs
Hid
Jad
Marlo Castell
Arbuckle to Face Jury in Manslaughter Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle was scheduled to appear in San Francisco court for trial on a manslaughter indictment over the death of actress Virginia Rappe after a party at Arbuckle's hotel apartment. Court opening times were uncertain as another case lingered and both sides were ready for trial.
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Asociated Press
SAN Fancisco
Roscoe
Patty
Arbucklee
Virginia Rappe
Arbuck‘e
San Francisco
Roniy
Griffin Named in Irish Dail Nomination for Provisional Government
Arthur Griffin was placed in nomination this afternoon in the Dail Eideann for the office of chief executive to form a provisional government for Ireland.
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Associated Prons
Dublin
Arthur Griffin
Dail
Eideann
Ireland
De Valera Defeated In Irish Dail Vote
Dublin reporters note a motion to reelect Eammon De Valera as president of the Irish Republican defeated in the Dail by a 60 to 58 margin.
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Dublin
Eammon de Valera
Irish Republican
Dail
Newberry Defends Senate Seat Against Ford Challenge
Truman H. Newberry returned to the senate to defend his Michigan seat in the 1918 election flare up with Henry Ford. Senator Trammell urged adopting the minority report finding Newberry not entitled to the seat. Newberry declared his innocence and denied personal knowledge of campaign fund use.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Senate
Henry Ford
Michigan
Newberry
Trammell
Piorida
Colorado Supreme Court upholds bone dry liquor law
The Colorado Supreme Court sustained the 1919 prohibition statute today. It upheld the ban on possession for personal use and on furnishing intoxicating liquors to others, ruling the section constitutional despite challenges.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
State Supreme Court
Limitation of aircraft development deemed impossible
Five powers at the Washington conference armament committee decided that limiting aircraft development is not feasible at present. They adopted a resolution to create an international commission to study the aircraft question with an eye toward future limits.
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Washington , D. C
Armament Committee
Washington Conference
Pact features edge toward French protection plan
In Cannes on January 9 Associated Press reports Premier Lloyd George and Briand reached broad agreement on a pact to shield France from possible German aggression. British sources say the pact will be part of a general security system with Belgium and Italy to be included.
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Associated Press
Cannes
Preminr Lloyd George
Briand
France
General Secord
Belgium
Italy
Patriot League Meeting for Officers Election
A meeting of the patriotic league is set for tomorrow at 5 oclock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. O. Harndberger. Attendees are urged to attend in large numbers to elect officers for the coming year.
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Rarrludo League
Ofelock
Mra. L
Harndberger
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Mich
Republic
Dgblin
de Valera
Thomas Clarke
Valera
Lina
Medical Society
Mrs. Jones
Harding
Holly
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Ghookon
High
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Arbuckle
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