Government Expenditures Cut Dramatically in 1922 Budget
The Dawes budget report to Congress shows projected 1922 government expenditures reduced by about 8 percent from 1921 levels, with total routine operating costs set to fall by roughly 45 million dollars and further savings claimed from interdepartmental reforms. It details asset valuations, potential sale prices, and the impact of executive control on annual spending, while noting some reductions are not real savings but postponed expenditures.
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Dawes
Congress
Washington, D
Buiget Bureau
Hawtin
Congresa
Clogely
Totiach
Altera
Tamano
Boprlo Tamnea
Dawen
Dawn
Wim
Sovet
Wiint
Fiditec Envinga
Dureag
Danyes
Publicit
Budget Bureau
Anyingg
St.qork
Saviege
Colombia
Mr. Dawes
Trafigaren
Utk Feanvdie
Pdvermion
Pindieate i
Saint the
Kametine
Spenalyte Ahlieg
Tnjsingas
SLGO
OON
NNN
Evanogles
Tihvestay Manex
Sula
Marine Cory
Bensibility
Plas
Campomninn
Laeney
Tawea Pald
Revarnmentale
Keaton
Monny
Mamiey
Uel
O Leary of Reating Praises Tanine for Help
Mi Mancuerite X O Leary of Reating Pennsylvania says she has gained eight pounds and struggles for words to thank Tanine for the good the medis gave her, a grateful acknowledgment of the aid received.
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X. O'Leary
Reating
Praia
Treasury Expenditure Debate Highlights Large Authorized Outlays
Fragmented text reports submissions totaling about 158.001 million reducing net extinaten. Treasury projections through December show authorized expenditures by Congress far above Bureau of Budget estimates. The Department of Agriculture notes 200 million of 80,030,000 remains unspent, leaving a possible excess of about 43 million in December 1942 budgets.
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Winle
Mit
Mr. Vases
Congress
Treasury
Busec
Snbway
Department of Agriculture
Fusid
Gao
Eee
Train Derailed Near Radford Arkansas Causes Casualties
A derailment on the Sunshine Special near Radford Arkansas injured two white persons and caused a brief disruption Sunday morning. William G Crawford of Texas, passenger, died later from a stroke amid travel from Florida. his body was returned to Peyton IN for funeral arrangements.
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Afitle Rock
Ark
Radford
Engine Tones
Hye Conches Enving
Tcark
Huntaville Va
Wiliam G. Crawford
Florida
Pey~ton IN
Crawford
Sunday Burglary Spree Leaves Home Looted Across City
A Sunday report details a profitable spree by burglars and thieves across San Antonio including break ins at multiple homes and businesses. Looted items include cash, jewelry, a gold watch, clothing, a knife, and an automatic pistol, with several auto thefts and vehicle parts stolen overnight. A suspect was seen fleeing a residence as police investigate the string of burglaries and robberies. Investigators note a staged theft by an acquaintance and list locations such as 325 East Simba Street and 810 Miles Street among others.
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Alore
San Antonin
Awa Sfoudas
le Nixon
Simba Street
Toney Grouna
Rome
Albert Harvey
Lawrenes Leary
Irmigh
Jay Manenon
Milons Street
Carly
Manny
A. Tiyona
Lalley
Dallas
Gislen
Taurie
Main Avenue
Internal Baths Claim Cures Bilious Fever
An 1880s letter from Mrs. Tulia H. Fugga of Sulphur Springs praises the J. I. Cascade Native Treatment as stopping bilious fever through internal baths. She cites her nephew’s relief from constipation indigestion stomach troubles headaches and other afflictions after following the regimen. Wagner Ding Co offers explanations and a promotional book by Dr. Ghds A Tyrrell of New York, urging readers to request a sample and details of the treatment.
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Tulia
Voxny
Trrrell
Hysieric Institute of
New York
Hut
Wagner Ding Co
Cascade
Pau Srep
East
Ghds
A. Tyrrell
New’ York
Yankie Ronit
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