America as world cash controller in Crissinger report
Washington report on D R Crissinger says the United States remains the largest creditor nation with banking assets near 50 billion dollars including island possessions. It notes 31,200 banks hold over 45.2 billion cash and credits and urges limits on rediscounting to curb credit expansion.
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Washington
America
Financial World
D. R. Crissinger
United States
Genoa
Crissinger
Federal Reserve System
The London Follies Close Engagement at Metropolitan Tuesday
The Stage notes The London Follies, an all English troupe, ending its Metropolitan engagement Tuesday evening with a lively musical comedy revue featuring ornate costumes and chorus numbers. Harry Tate leads a strong supporting cast, praised for song, dance, and charm.
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Metropolitan
Harry Tate
St Lawrence Canal Plan Gains Approval
The proposed St. Lawrence canal project to allow ocean liners to reach Great Lakes ports won approval from the international joint commission. William H. Smith said the report is with the state department and Congress. the project covers 33 miles of canalization with an estimated cost around 252.7 million dollars.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Canal
Great Lakes Porta
International Joint Commission
United States
Canada
William H. Smith
State Department
Congres
Mrs Attle Declares War on Poll Tax and Politics
In a bustling home scene Mrs. Attle denounces poll tax repeal and vows to register and vote, criticizing politicians as a crooked gang and pledging to mobilize women in a coming election. C Attle quips about travel plans as she asserts political action.
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C. Attle
Mrs. Attle
Linie
Linsie
Gov
Matt
Anti Saloon League targets dry codes and enforcement
Washington January 9 The Anti Saloon league plans to push hard for complete enforcement of prohibition this year. Wayne Wheeler outlines state and federal measures to tighten or create enforcement codes in Rhode Island Massachusetts Maryland California and Missouri. California faces a referendum delaying its code and will be a focal point for the drive.
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Washington
Anti Saloon League
John Barleycorn
United Crees
Wayne I. Wheeler
League
General Lanmo
United States
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maryland
California
Missouri
Wheeler
Congress
Veteran Civil War veteran dies at home in town
A Civil War veteran aged with ties to local history died Sunday at his home 1219 Harvard Avenue. The body was taken to Butterworth Mortuary for burial arrangements and burial plans are pending with family.
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Hayden Holmes
Harvard
Bety
Butterworth Mortuary
Lingerie Styles at Special Prices from Downstairs Store
Special 75¢ bodice top and regulation Envelope Chemises with Valenciennes insertion and organdie bands. $1.00 rows of lace and embroidery insertions form trims on charming garments. $1.50 yokes of Valenciennes lace and organdie embroidery with shirring. Plain pink Windsor Crepe styles at $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50. Envelope Chemises richly trimmed with Malenciennes, embroidery, ribbons and lace edging.
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Valenciennes
Towels on Sale in Various Sizes and Prices
Cotton Huck towels and bath towels offered in multiple sizes with red borders and all-white options. Special prices range from 10 to 30 cents, including kitchen towelings at 10 cents per yard.
January White Displays Offer Bleached Muslin S717 Yn
The Downtown store advertises Bleached Muslin S717 Yn and Long Cloth in January White Displays. Prices include 17 cents per yard for 30 inch bleached muslin and 10 yard pieces of long cloth at $1.65 and $1.95. Free from starch and dressing, quality noted.
Loss of landmark as McNeil home burns in Tumwa ter
The McNeil home at Tumwa ter was destroyed by fire last week causing a loss of 3500. Insurance company bonding auto stages are invited to conference with the department of public wars in Olympia on January 11. Fred A. Adams of Spokane has been elected executive secretary of the National Park Highway association.
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Buck
Bubbles
Orpheum
Moore Theatre
Hubbles
Sunny South
Nat Nexarro
Eddie Buzzell
George Lane
Bert Byron
Lydia Barry
Vanute
McNeil
Tumwater
B. V. Kuykeall
Department of Public Wars
Mebers
Department
Olympia
Fred A. Adams
Spokane
National Park Highway Association
State college extension reports profit from 1921 club activities
The text notes the street lighting petition rejection by property owners and reports from the state college extension service show club boys and girls in the state conducted business totaling 125 053 dollars with a net profit of 62 201 dollars for 1921. Boldt’s French Pastry advertisement appears in the excerpt.
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