Roosevelt monetary bill faces Senate vote before weekend
Washington January 25 A tense day in Congress as administration readers seek a Senate vote on the Roosevelt monetary bill by week’s end amid multiple speeches and bold proposals. Senate leaders warn of a possible Saturday session if time runs short and debate continues to shape the bill’s chance of passage.
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Official acquittal in Kansas Senate trial ends Boynton case
The Kansas Senate Court of Impeachment acquitted Attorney General Roland Boynton of misdemeanor charges. It then took up the trial of Mate auditor Will J. French for dereliction in office tied to a forged bond in the same impeachment articles. The vote on conviction failed 22 to 18, short of the required two thirds.
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Anderson outlines farm loan program at Hivanis Club meeting
Thomas S. Anderson secretary treasurer of the Lean Production Cred Association spoke at the Hivanis Club luncheon in Hagerstown at the Hotel Alex ences. He described how farmers in Frederick Washington Montgomery and Carmi counties can obtain loans for agricultural needs and explained the application process. Anderson plans to visit Rocavite Westminster and Hagerstown to discuss loans and assist farmers with applications.
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General Motors Engages Former Treasury Adviser
Ney Yor Jani Jr, ex special assistant to the Treasury, is retained in an advisory role for General Motors. The appointment follows previous shifts in Roosevelt era monetary policy and links to the Bank of England as a potential future position.
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Indictments for Murder Return in Somerset Case
A Somerset County grand jury reports three murder indictments and several lesser charges after a special session. Defendants include Sam Jones for killing Margaret Brumbiey, Earle Collins for killing Noerts Taylor, and George Maddox for killing Woodrow Wilson. The Armwood lynching case is left unresolved as no one was charged. A separate incident notes a boxcar fire on East Church Street near the Gulf Refining station causing substantial damage.
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Semerset County
George Armwcod
Sam Jones
Margaret Brumbiey
Marion Siston
Earle Collins
Virginia Waterman
Noerts Taylor
Crisfield
George Maddox
Urero
Woodrow Whison
Robert P. Duer
First Judicial Circuit
Armwood
Princess Anneral
Corone
PLRR
East Church Street
Gulf Refining State
Ice Queen Wins National Speed Skating Title in Minneapolis
Dorothy Franey of St Paul Minn defeats Kit Klein of Buffalo to claim the senior women’s national speed skating championship in Minneapolis. Klein had been the 1933 champion, while Franey’s victory marks a new national title.
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St. Paul
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Dickinson Attacks Roosevelt Policies In Iowa Speech
Senator Dickinson Republican of Iowa assailed the Roosevelt administration at a Chamber of Commerce event in Rochester Iowa. He said the NRA is flawed and the Democratic program a guessing party. He contrasted U S recovery since 1932 with England and warned of a spend fever as a trial balloon. He labeled CWA aid as costly to taxpayers and argued it did not yield lasting improvement.
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Len Dickinson
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England
Myersville Bank Reopens At 100 Percent Deposit Basis
Myersville Bank secures a state license to restart operations on an unrestricted basis with 25 000 capital and 13 250 surplus after a period of restricted withdrawal. The bank will join the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and set aside 30 percent of deposits for beneficiary interest certificates. Officers include George W. Bittle president and T F Gross-Bickle chairman.
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Myersriire Barings Bank
Neas
Addon
Continent
Fucd
We Federal Depost Insurance Company
Myers- Shire
George W. Bittle
T. F. Gross- Bickle
Soard
Charles NL Prushour
Stoittiemrer
S Wachte
Miss Sale Mazer
Paul D Toms
Selier
Reno
Harp
Atorney
Monopoly inquiry widens at Aluminum firm tied to Mellon
The Department of Justice continues an investigation into the 100 Per Cent Monopoly company of America. The Attorney General said the Mellon dominated outfit is focusing on fabrication through its subsidiaries and ordered a detailed audit of its facilities along that line. He noted the probe began before his tenure and a report has been submitted.
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Tax inquiry into Mellon proceeds as investigators recheck
The Attorney General said the inquiry into Andrew Mellon’s income tax affairs was nearly complete and would reveal real findings. Coincidentally a poem said to be the first published version of a Christmas verse from 1823 is cited in the text with attribution to Dr. Clement Clark.
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Charles G Dawes
United States
Mount Colima
Mexico
North America
Germany
UDS
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Clement Clark
Within a Week What to Do in the Mais Ter
A compact guide outlines key tasks and events in the Mais Ter area for the coming week. It highlights local happenings, market hours, and notable gatherings to help residents plan ahead.
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