Mystic Shrine Parade Highlights Cleveland Convention
Nobbley of the Mystic Shrine led a North American convention parade in Cleveland with 33 temples and about 50 bands in uniformed formations. Imperial officials and city leaders spoke as observers noted Chicago and Des Moines jockeying for the 1922 Shrine convention, while talks on Shrine governance continued.
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Congress to Study Grain Legislation in Next Session
A reform measure backed by the American firm Cedermen seeks to curb speculative raids on grain exchanges. The Capper Dickinson bill, supported by the bureau, will be reintroduced next winter to limit one operator's lending to 2,000.07 percent, shaping the forthcoming legislative push.
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Dallas Rejects Pied Piper Help Amid Campaign Fight
City officials say the Slaves department will not fund part of a vas campaign citing a recent survey. Director J W notes the move could be blocked by a $240 partial expense request. Government reasons claim Vailas faces no rise in needs compared with others.
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