Washington News Findings on Army Officers and Coal Policy
Report covers testimony before Military Affairs Committee with names of officers. Also details a June interior department conference on Senator Frelinghuysen’s coal data bill, Secretary Fall supports protecting consumers, and remarks on government role. Includes Fall and guests at a dinner and a New Mexico unsurveyed lands bill introduced by Senator Bursum.
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Regular” Army
Military Affairs Committee
Victor ‘Heintz
Harry
S.‘Mowell
John
R. Southam
K. Hammit
Frelinghuysen
Congress
Interior Department
Albert B. Fall
Colombia
Urueta
C. C. Chase
Hest
el Paso
C c
Bursum
New Mexico
General’ ‘Land Office
United States
Liquor Restrictions Lifted in Pueblo for Flood Response
Federal official Frank Medina announced that all liquor restrictions are lifted for thirty days in Pueblo as an emergency measure to combat disease in flood areas. Fifty gallons of whiskey will be sent, with permits issued to health and sanitation officials to administer liquor to flood survivors under supervision.
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Denver
Colo
Frank J. Medina
Federal Prohibition
Colorado
Pueblo
Medina
Federal Depression Commissioner’s Office
Ashington
Washington
Agricultural Prospects In McKinley County Land Rush Near Irrigation
The Valley Ramah area offers about 4 000 irrigated acres known as Zuni Indian farms fed by Black Rock reservoir. Crops include corn and wheat with strong water-based potential. Open lands remain unpatented for homesteading or purchase, usable for dry farming and stock forage, with prices from 5 to 150 dollars per acre and expected value growth as agriculture expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramah
Black Rock
McKinley
Commercial Club Distributes Rand McNally Road Maps
The Commercial Club in Las Vegas distributes Rand McNally road maps to tourists. The maps cover routes between Las Vegas and Colorado, Taos, and Amarillo with highway designations and exact mileages. They provide city information and local attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Rand-McNally
Colorado
Taos
Amarillo
Texas
Girl's Body Found Buried in Cellar
In Moorestown New Jersey police found the badly mutilated body of seven year old Matilda Russo buried in the cellar of Lewis Lively an 85 year old Black man sought by authorities. The child had been missing since the previous Saturday and the crime is described as atrocious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorestown
N. J
Matilda Russo
Lewis Lively
Raton Sees Rapid Aid for Pueblo Flood Victims
Raton Chamber of Commerce raised over $800 in under two hours for Pueblo flood sufferers. Two carloads of ice and foodstuffs were sent from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Chamber of Commerce of
Pueblo
Explaining Why Money Is Tight in the Postwar Era
Analyzed inflation and price declines show money in circulation remains but its purchasing power drops. Bank deposits rose during boom times and loans grew, yet when prices fell and debt obligations rose, money became hard to obtain.
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Middle West
Boston Reserve Bank
Joana
Philadelphia
Economic snapshot shows uneven recovery in 1921
Industrial activity remains mixed with modest gains in consumer goods and a general wage decline. Steel wages fall 20 percent while railroad wage cuts aid recovery. Wheat outlook tightens with lower winter crop estimates, live stock steady, cotton textile demand improved, iron and steel at low output, building costs restrain new projects, autos soften, and money rates ease as Fed banks trim rates from four to one percent.
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Steel Corporation
Railroad Labor Board
U.S
Federal Reserve Banks
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