Way Back on Home Rule bill ready for signature
The government faces a deficit of 2.1 billion dollars for the current fiscal year. Secretary Houston warns the senate finance committee against heavier treasury burdens and urges new revenue sources after a larger than expected shortfall.
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Washington
D. C
Houston
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Treasury Department
McCumber
North Dakota
Treasury
Britain asked to explain embassy censorship claim
Washington officials clarified the British embassy wrote to Senator Kellogg chairing the Senate committee on cable communications. The department provided Kellogg with the embassy letter and testimony from American cable companies denying any censorship of messages from Great Britain.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Kellogg
Senate Committee
United States
Great Britain
Department
Davis
Home Rule Bill Adopted by Commons after Lords Modifications
The Irish home rule bill, altered by the Lords, is now ready for royal assent. Safeguards were added to win Irish support, but critics doubt acceptance in south Ireland. Arthur Griffith of Sinn Fein warned that few in Ireland had read the measure.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
South Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Manufacturers oppose wage cuts nationwide say they fear unemployment
The National Association of Manufacturers issued a statement denying that all manufacturers accept wage reductions. It claims firms in all regions are seeking ways to avoid reductions and curb operations that could boost unemployment or lower workers’ purchasing power.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Weekly Market Grams Hay Feed and Seeds Summary
Hay market dull with restricted receipts and shipments during ho season. no improvement in feed stuffs. cottonseed meal favored over wheat bran for milk. Wheat and corn futures mixed. exports down but cash demand persists. beef and veal prices steady to lower. dairy butter firmer while cheese buyers quiet.
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Cincinnati
Kansas City
Omaha
Memphis
Prairie
Kansas
Minneapolis
Sapien
Buffalo
St. Louis
St. Eetas
Sudan
Gulf Ports
Chicago
Cocmae
Mineapolis
New York
Green Mountains
Boston
Baldwin Apples
Aldwins
Yorks
Greenings
Northwestern
Florida
California
Phelphia
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Typhoon Wrecks Yap Island in Caroline Group
Reports from Tokyo indicate a combined earthquake and typhoon have wrecked most buildings on Yap, a Caroline Island group territory seized by Japan from Germany during the war. Details are scarce.
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Tokio
Island of
Yap
Caroline
Germany
Japan
Farm Products Paper Rediscounted by Federal Reserve Banks
Nearly two billion dollars of farm product production and sales notes have been rediscounted by Federal Reserve banks this year. Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board told Chairman Gronna of the Senate agricultural committee in a report.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Banks
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Gronna
Senate Agricultural Committee
Alleged Slayer in Custody in Mexico
Clara Barton Smith wanted in Ardmore Oklahoma for the death of Jake L. Hannon, a local millionaire, has been captured by Sheriff Buck Garrett in Juarez Mexico.
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Juarez
Mexico
Clara Barton Smith
Ardmore
Okla
Jake L. Hannon
Oklahoma
Buck Garrett
Unemployment Anxiety Grips Britain amid Depression Concerns
London reports extreme anxiety over unemployment as Britons fear a crisis more serious than previous downturns. Public worry centers on job scarcity, economic instability, and the potential impact on daily life and national morale.
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London
Immigrants Arrive in Holiday Sunday at New York Harbor
The Christmas rush brings eight transatlantic liners to New York with more than 12 600 passengers arriving on Sunday seeking American holiday soil.
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New York
Use of Cider Not Unlawful in Home Production
Washington attorney general Palmer says home made cider remains legal for the manufacturer even if intoxicating, not subject to the prohibitions enforcement act. The opinion clashes with Internal Revenue Bureau rules requiring cider to be alcohol content standards.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Palmer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New Faces in Nebraska Legislature Form Republican House
The roster lists six newly elected Nebraska lawmakers largely new to the scene, all Republicans except for Bock of David City and Ha of Imperial. Notable names include Wittie Falls City, Reneker Falls, Good Peru, Davis Jonay, and Saundersoy, with several other representatives from Omaha and surrounding areas. The piece profiles fresh members entering their first term amid a changing chamber.
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George E. Norman
Moving Picture
Hastings
Robert Smith
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Coro la Pit Ieee
Grand Island
W. F. Cook
David City
University Hospital At
Omaha
John. Carter
Saeed Ace
Haxtun
Colo
J. H. Beveridge
W. HH. Martin
Fairbury
John F. Matthews
Nebraska
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Lincoln
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Burlington
Thiehoff
Helen M. Davidson
Europe
Asia
Ephesus
Asia Minor
Nemaha
Nebraska State Horticultural Society
Alex Negonka
Neb
Lawrence
Kas
Chilocco
Okla
Washakle
Wyo
Genoa
University of Nebraska
Eo Bock
Central City
Imperial
John Wittie
Falls City
J. A. Davis
Jonay
Les L. Saundersoy
Geo. W. Reneker
Falls
Eliis BE. Good
Peru
J. Ww
Aubur
Ernest H. Digand
Lewiston
Alfred B. Vesta
o—Allen Drees
Dynan
Béw
W. Palmer
Wymabarteen
Bleiser
Memphis
Walter L. Anderson
J. Reid Clark
Melo
State faces fiscal squeeze amid housing law push
A fragmented summary indicates lawmakers push housing and building controls as financial strain grows. Governor McKelvie and officials discuss selling state assets while considering public welfare measures amid wholesale state land holdings and organizational input.
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Union At & Ele
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Scheol
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