Federal Reserve Credit Rationing Program Seen Forming
An analysis argues the Federal Reserve Board is moving to direct credit policy and ration credit through the twelve Federal Reserve banks. It notes the board will arbitrarily fix credit volumes and that banks heavily borrowing on call cannot obtain accommodations, signaling a shift in US credit control. The piece warns that the so called happy wartime days are over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Alliance
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Politicians Seek New Roles After Hoover Campaign
Three months after inauguration key Hoover campaign figures exit front-line roles while rivals seek new positions. Dr Hubert Work leads N headquarters into retirement as Mabel Willebrandt, William Donovan, and Col Horace Mann also shift from major duties credited with Hoover's Southern gains.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
William J. Donovan
Horace Mann
City Council Acts on $260,000 in Improvements
Washington reports Senator Blease deplores the passing of the old fashioned woman and criticizes recent amendments on liquor and suffrage. He cites rising drinking among young women and laments political life under prohibition and related laws.
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Washington
U.P
Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Norris
Repuban
Nebraska
Congress
Willebrandt
Farm relief bill cleared by committee eliminates debenture plan
The farm relief conference committee reached an accord acceptable to President Hoover by removing the export debenture plan. The House likely to approve quickly and send to the White House before Saturday, with Senate debate looming due to debenture opposition by Norris and Smith.
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Washington
Hoover
Farm Relief Conference Committee
Senate
House
Capitol
White House
Norris
Nebraska
Smith
South Carolina
McNary
Oregon
Children Visit Gardens Resort for 1929 Opening
Thousands of children are expected at Columbia Gardens today for the opening of the 1929 season. Butte Electric Railway will provide free streetcar transportation to and from the gardens each Thursday. A new merry go round will be ready for use and the old playground equipment is being moved in preparation.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte Electric Railway Company
Butte Detective Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Walter Morrison a 55 year old Butte police detective was charged with first degree murder in the killing of 23 year old William Doughlass at a soft drink parlor on North Wyoming street after an argument over a wrist watch. Morrison pleaded not guilty and posted 15000 dollars bail. Witnesses said the shooting occurred about 330 am after Morrison had a drink and heated words with Doughlass.
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Walter Morrison
Butte
Harrison J. Free
William Doughlass, Jr
North
Wyoming Street
Morrison
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Doughlass
Gus Schultz
Dough
Lass
O'Neil
East Park Street
Tait
Schultz
Aldermen Approve Districts For City Improvement Plan
City council advances an ambitious program creating three special improvement districts and proposing an arterial highway designation for Harrison avenue. New sewer projects for Dewey Street and Chicago Street are set with estimated costs totaling over 1 1 0 000. Eleven districts overall seek funding exceeding 260 000, with more petitions and intents filed for additional districts. A crossing on West Park Street near Main Street is also proposed for safety.
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Harrison Avenue
Northern Pacific Railway
St. James Hospital
Chicago Street
Dewey Stret
Barry O'Leary
West Park Street
Main Street
Graduates Urged To Face Life At Knights Of Old
Sixty nine graduates of the Christian Brothers high school received diplomas at commencement exercises in the Parkway theater. The Rev Father John Delane delivered the address urging the class to go forth to life and victory like Christian knights.
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Knights OF Old
Bishop
Christian Brothers High School
Christian Knights of Old
Parkway Theater
George J. Finnigan
Helena
O: Mae Ca
John Delane
Lauria
Christian Brothers Mee
Butte “Grant
Chrissian Knights of
Father Delane
Trish Christian Brothers
Graduation Week Features Begin At School Today
Commencement exercises for a large Montana State School of Mines senior class run this week with Dr. Henry Neumann of New York as speaker tomorrow evening at the school gym. The noon Rotary luncheon starts the week’s events and 14 diplomas are to be awarded tomorrow night.
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Henry Neumann
Montana State School of Mines
Neumann
Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture
New York
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Mines Gym
State College
University At
Butte
Lindsay
America
Experts Aim to Close Paris Reparations Talks by Friday
In Paris on June 5 experts raced to finalize the year long war reparations accord with the Allies. They hope to sign the conference report by Friday, with Americans departing Saturday, ending four months of deliberations on Europe’s postwar issue.
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Paris
United States
Europe
Noted Musician Joseph Vincent Dies in San Francisco
Joseph I. Vincent former conductor of the Montana State and Butte Shrine bands died at his San Francisco home, d initial from Elmer Vincent. He was a well known figure in Butte and Montana. A Cornish born English immigrant, Vincent came to Butte after arriving in the United States and worked on the Butte hill as a musician. He belonged to the Boston and Montana band when it went to Denver and won the grand prize.
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Joseph Vincent
San Francisco
Vincent
Montana
Butte
Northwest
Joseph I. Vincent
Elmer Vincent
Incent
Mr. Vincent
Cornwall
England
United States
Butte Hill
Boston
Denver
Man in shadow of noose unfazed by bogus check
E. V. Allen, held on death penalty for a Carbon bank holdup, said he was not worried after receiving notice that checks he sent to a Los Angeles firm were worthless. He had paid for candy to treat county jail inmates with the checks.
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Dallas
Texas
E. V. Allen
Carbon
Los Angeles
Aviator Dies in 300 Foot Fall Near Fremont
Roy Witthuhn, 30, of Callaway Nebraska, was killed when his monoplane plunged from about 300 feet two miles west of Fremont. The death was confirmed later by his father Louis A. Witthuhn.
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Fremont, Neb
Roy Witthuhn
Callaway
Neb
Here
Louis A. Witthuhn
Man Hides Fortune in Telephone Book Then Loses It
In St Louis on June 5 George Metal searched 14 000 discharged telephone directories for his own volume in which he had stashed 1355 in three ten dollar bills and four twenty dollar bills. The book was dumped with others into a freight car bound for a Chicago firm and Metal only learned of the loss today as two telephone company workers aided in the search.
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Louis
George Metal
Metal
Chicago
Telehone Company
Butte Miners Field Day to Feature State Srna Championship
The twelfth annual safety day will be July 29 at Columbia Gardens. Organized by mining companies, the event draws thousands with a mucking race, a sports program, and a state championship Srna contest among crack teams from Butte Anaconda and Great Falls. Free lemonade, parade, games, and attractions welcome miners and families.
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Butte Mines
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Two Planes Rescued From Gale at Old Orchard Beach
A volunteer crew of police, firemen, newspapermen and photographers saved the monoplane Green Flash and Yellow Bird from a stormy sea at Old Orchard Beach Me. The planes and their pilots had been stranded as waves washed the boardwalk runways at hotel grounds and water reached the front wheels.
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Old Orchard
Europe
Brunswick
Defense Begins Testimony in School Trustee Contest
Testimony in defense of the election of J. D. Wallace J. L. Dorsh and Mrs. Guy Sheridan to the district No 1 school board began in district court after contestant James Naughton rested his case. The first witness had previously testified for the contestant and is now recalled by the contestees.
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J. D. Wallace
J. L. Dorsh
Guy Sheridan
Board of Trustees
James Naughton
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Envoy
Hoover Camp
Solon
Raymond
Henle
Associated Press
Montana Standard
Gardens Resort
Collegians
William Doughlass
Dewey Street
School of Mines
Euperts
Montana State and
Shrine
Muckers
Atlantic
Wallace
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