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Tariff Fight Grows as Congress Seeks Protective Revenue Wall
Speaker notes indicate a broad coalition pressing for a new tariff, aimed at protecting US producers from cheap European labor. Advocates include Louisiana sugar, Georgia lumber, and Midwest farmers, while Hoover faces scrutiny amid campaign activity and ongoing fiscal policy debates on Mellon's cabinet role.
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Ways and Means
Committee of Congress
Louisiana
Georgia
Oregon
Middle West
Europe
Royal illness spares Doorn celebrations as chicken pox hits royalty
The wife of the kaiser at Doorn missed a birthday celebration and her first chance to be named a princess due to chicken pox, underscoring that even royalty is human. Fourteen states reported no bank failures last year while all states saw fewer failures overall, signaling a potential return to normalcy.
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Doorn
United States
Banking Law Trends Expand State Oversight and Charters
The article argues for stronger bank regulation including raising bank commissioners powers and salaries, granting sole charter authority to state boards, and enabling closer supervision of banks, building and loan associations, and credit unions. It notes reforms to curb abuses, improve solvency handling, and broaden investment for savings banks, with ABA support for uniform, sound practices across states.
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State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Winter Night Vision Sparks Wonder in My Heart
The speaker recalls waking to a silent world of crystal snow and stars. Hidden within the cold hush, “the little Fires of Wonder” travel through the heart, awakening delight and a sense of magic.
Bankers Push for Uniform National Banking Standards
S J High writes for the American Bankers Association on creating uniform financial practices to ease interstate trade. He notes diverse state and federal banking laws hinder consistency and argues for stronger state bank supervision, impartial leadership, and qualified examiners.
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S. J
American Bankers Association
United States
State Bank
I Wish We Taught Him Lincoln
Poem reflecting on teaching a young student moral and intellectual lessons. The speaker hopes schools would teach Lincoln era wisdom alongside math and science to prepare a boy for life. He notes temptations, fame, money, and judgment from others, urging guidance through Lincoln’s example.
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Hell
Lincoln
Douglas Malloch
Bizarre Rio de Janeiro Death by Own Action
Fer reira Braca, despondent over blocked movie ambitions, crawled into a cage with two lions in Rio de Janeiro. When guards tried to remove him, he drew a revolver and fatally shot himself.
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Rio de Janeiro
Ferreira Braca
Bridgeport Man Tries to Hire to Beat Tunney
A portion of a Bridgeport, Connecticut report states Steve Haydn claimed he could defeat Gene Tunney with a special training system after paying $700 to two city men who arrested him. The incident centers on alleged schemes to secure a boxing victory through improper payments.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Steve Haydn
Gene Tunney
Art
Steve
Holland Shifts From Wind to Electric Power Expansion
Holland increases use of electricity as windmills lag in output. An international finance corporation with 70 ARB 000 florins capital is formed in Amsterdam by Phoebi and Gutmann, Teizeira de Mafras, Chase Securities, Speyer, Dresden Bank, Darmstadt Bank, National Bank of Berlin, and others. The fund supports converting wind power to electrical and funding new electric ventures, aiming to build a permanent generation system.
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Ufe
Holland
An. International Finance Corporation
Amsterdam
Phoebi and Gutmann
Teizeira de Maftas
Chase, Securtes Corporation
Speyer &. Company
New York
Dresden Bank
Darmstadier
National Bank of Berlin
Hambras. Bank
London
Holt
Jilea
Wrign
Abe Ospread Oo
Ticonderrogas Hair Memento Sold for Fort Museum
A preserved lock of hair once belonging to Lord Howe, killed nearby, was bought by S. A. Fell for display in the old Fort Ticonderoga museum. The token was shared among officers before a descendant of Willige Lupton, regimental quarter master, later acquired it from Bell.
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Lord Howes
S. A. P Fell
Old Fort Ticonderiga
Jock
Lord Howes Regiment
Willige’ Lupton
Bell
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