New York Banks to Show Liberal Bonuses This Christmas
New York banks plan generous year end bonuses amid a strong financial year. Several banks expect 18 to 20 percent of salaries, with additional salary increases for the coming year. Stock exchange firms also forecast dividends for staff, while Wall Street notes a mix of cautious trading and optimism.
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Mayfield PILA Defense Aims Amid Houston Tensions
Attorney general action seeks restraining order against Col Billin Tell of Houston amid a Marti-law dispute. Governor Hobby criticized the Texas National Guard deployment in Galveston as a legal action moves forward in the district court of Ela for $3a.00. The case involves Monstun' Press editor Sanders and Pastor Armitage among others, with Wednesday night services noted.
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Japanese Critics Pivot on Wilson Message to Congress
San Francisco news wires relay Japanese consulate dispatches criticizing President Wilken s congressional address. Tokyo papers urge Americans to uphold justice while lamenting reduced support for League of Nations and Japanese questions, urging immediate equitable solutions.
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Fragmentary note reflects a critical view of the current international attitude toward the United States. It mentions President and a sense of estrangement, implying geopolitical tensions and global scrutiny of American leadership. The text is incomplete, offering only a glimpse of the original editorial stance.
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May Leave State as Fire Firms Face Damages Suit
Delegates of 18 fire insurance companies met in Andigon, Miss., over a travel claim to collect damages cited by Governor Stokes. Robinson, revenue agent, travels to New Orleans to seek whether insurers will withdraw from the state. Suit alleges restraint of trade and seeks penalties that could exceed two billion dollars, with $11,000 in commissions. Trials set for next month as policies may be canceled under state fire insurance laws.
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