Oshkosh League Pushes for Aldermanic Government Change
Oshkosh Beiter Government league members voiced confusion over city council interpretation of their petition and urged clear ballot wording for April 5. They affirmed the goal is a return to aldermanic government and pledged voter guidance on what a yes or no represents, with dodgers to explain the issue.
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Debates Over Revenue Bill After Sales Tax Defeat
House Ways and Means drafts proposals to raise about 600 million dollars as substitute revenue after the sales levy failed. Crisp insists on a government balance, with subcommittee work to present plans by Monday and no plan to bring back the full bill to the floor. The session features debates over excise taxes on oils and beer, with Cullen urging a beer tax and Blanton challenging its constitutionality.
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Nebraska
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Washington
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Hunters Must File Game Census Blanks Warned
State wardens warn hunters to file the game census reports or risk trouble obtaining licenses next fall. W. MacKenzie, chief conservation warden, says the census is required for all hunters whether or not they bagged game. If game was killed, a tally of the number and species must be included.
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Conservaon
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Lawmakers Debate Beer Amendment Amid Prohibition Clash
In a tense session, Congress weighs legalizing beer as a means to curb deficits and boost employment. Supporters argue revenue and cheaper government costs, while opponents stress constitutional violations and continued prohibition. Numerous representatives praise potential jobs and tax gains, others warn of legal and moral consequences.
Congress debates beer tax and prohibition stance in heated session
Lawmakers clash over a proposed 4 percent pint tax on beer by volume as Amendments threaten prohibition. Speakers from both parties argue the social and economic costs of alcohol while party lines harden on the liquor issue.
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Illinois
Cooper
Ohio
Linthicum
Democraft
Maryland
Eslick
Tennessee
Hoover Promises Backed Banks Push for Private Credit Agency
Senator Johnston and others debate Hoover's Oct 6 proposal for a private credit agency and a national banking pool. Hoover envisions a finance corporation, funds up to 500 million, and mobilized banking resources. Critics warn of federal overreach while praising bankers as men of integrity.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Finance Corporation
War Finance Corporation
New York
Washington
Glass
Federal Reserve
Morrison
North Carolina
Federal Reserve’ Board
Federal Reserve System
Bootlegger Tax Debate Sparks Dry District Question
Washington notes a tax on bootlegger incomes and criticizes the drys for delaying a beer tax. He plans to campaign in Blanton's district and derides opponents over corn-based liquor policy.
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Washington
Blanton
Padlock Actions Target Green Bay Saloon and Seymour Home
Federal court filed padlock actions seeking to close for one year a saloon at 1282 East Mason Street Green Bay and first floor and basement of a Seymour residence in Outagamie County. Operators include Thomas Lukaszewitz and Earl Fraser with owners Lukaszewitz and Mae Fisher named in the pleadings.
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East Mason Street
Green Bay
Seymour
Outagamie County
Thomas Lukaszewitz
Lukaszwitz
Earl
Mae Fraser
Mae Fisher
Missouri Pacific Loan Approval Leads to Public Interest Debate
A Missouri Pacific loan extension discussion reveals officials questioning the need for a government 60 percent payment to avoid receivership. Banks resist, while the Reconstruction Finance Corporation proposes 50 percent support, amid concerns over public interest and bank bailouts.
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Missouri Pacific
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Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Guaranty Trust Company
All Bran Lives Up To Reputation In Testimony
Mary Bundy of Bennettsville D C praises All Bran for relief from constipation. The ad cites Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek cereal with bulk fiber and vitamin B, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily and noting non habit forming.
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Bennettsville, D. C
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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