Insull Returns to Face Trial as U S Ships Land Him
Samuel Insull arrives at Fort Hancock and is landed by the coast guard cutter Hudson. He declares he will fight for freedom and vindication, saying his mistakes were honest errors and that his side of the story will be told in court.
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In Washington a Republican swing questions whether the emergency ended and criticizes ongoing federal programs. Rep Snell sparks the debate by asserting the emergency is over, challenging many New Dealers and signaling a tense campaign climate ahead. The piece notes potential seat shifts, party strategies, and the impact of the municipal bankruptcy bill championed by Rep Mark Wilcox.
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