Williams Criticism Sparks Bankers’ Condemnation Resolution
Washington discussion by the American Bankers Association condemns dangerous attacks on Williams criticism. Comptroller of the Currency and unnamed bankers condemn speculative hoarding in agriculture and industry. A resolution supports national budget ideas and rejects nationalization, proposing the sale of questionable securities.
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Washington
American Bankers': Association of
New York
Fredericktown savings institution promises tax free interest
An old and reliable savings institution advertises savings accounts with tax free interest. It urges opening a savings plan today to grow money through time and opportunity, claiming benefits for large or small deposits and stressing punctual growth through compounding.
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Benjamin Franklin
King of Greece in critical condition reported
The Associated Press reports the king of Greece in critical condition as of now. Details are scarce due to ongoing medical assessments and limited official statements.
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GREECE
Lloyd George consults with Cabinet on crisis
London reports Britain faces a political and industrial crisis from the miners strike. Prime Minister Lloyd George is consulting with the Cabinet to seek a settlement basis amid mounting agitation and disruption.
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LLOYD — GEORGE
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
George
Grand jury aims to indict 11 baseball players and gamblers
The Chicago grand jury investigating baseball gambling began an inquiry into baseball pools. Eleven indictments were expected to be voted today, with players and gamblers facing charges in criminal court.
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Associated Press
Chicago
criminal ‘court
Vatican Appeals Funds as US Aid Drought Hits
Vatican faces financial strain after a potential US contribution of around 1 million dollars is delayed. Pope Benedict XVI appeals to Spain and Latin America for aid while United States Knights of Columbus reportedly pledge substantial support.
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Prdas
Rome
Vatican
Pope Bennedict
Spain
Latin
America
United States
Knights of Columbus
League Council Discusses Disarmament and Court of Justice
The League of Nations Council debated general disarmament and the proposal for an International Court of Justice in Brussels. The Associated Press reports on the topics and the discussions among member nations.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Organization of an ‘International Court
Council of the League of Nations
Driver Guilty Involuntary Manslaughter Conviction
Charlee N Hudson of Gray Georgia was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for the crash that killed Miss Dengita Devlin and was sentenced to a year on the state farm.
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Gray
Charlee
N. Hudson
Dengitla Devlin
State farm
Nationwide search for alleged student slaver sparks manhunt
The Associated Press reports a nationwide manhunt for William P. Britie, a University of Pennsylvania freshman, charged with the murder of Elmer C. Drewes, a Dartmouth College student. The case draws wide attention as authorities pursue the suspect across states.
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Associated
Philadelphia
William P. Britie
University of Pennsylvania
Elmer. C. Drewes
Dartmouth’ college
Gary Sees Bright Outlook for Business in ULL
Gary, head of United States Steel, predicts a bright business outlook in ULL amid lower demand elsewhere. He cites regional factors and market conditions shaping future steel production and growth prospects.
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ULL
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Elvert H. Gary
United
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