Wolves Come to Rittman in Political Turmoil and Kidnapping
George Carlotti’s bid to control Rittman is shaken when Maxwell Gordeh refuses to sell and Dave Carrotti and Jackie Gordon thwart the murder plot and a plant sale. Mayor Jackson is kidnapped after a planned telegram swap and a dramatic showdown leaves Minski dead and Sperli wounded as Carlotti presses toward opening a casino and reeling in votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carlotti
Rittman
Maxwell Gordeh
Oetory
Dave Carrotti
Jackie Gordon
Gordon
Carlotti
Mr. Jackson
Dave
George
Nwn
Nate
Jackie
Minski
Sperli
Jackson
Seventy-ninth Street
Carnegie
Twenty-fifth
Route 94
Rittman's Town Park
Christmas Comes to Bowery With a Man’s Decline
Tom Mason, a once prosperous man now living on the Bowery, wanders Christmas Eve as memories of happier days haunt him. His wife Pauline greets him at Briarcliff Manor, where the couple’s failed marriage and vanished former life loom over a season that mocks his decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mason
Bowery
Jmnd
Yous Mason
Tony
Tom
Mason
Briarcliff Manor
Boahd
Taanzes
Whipen
Delus
Bowers
Telegraph
Brooklyn Bridge
lhareliff—Manor
Indy
Pauline
McClure
LWNU
Nation's lawmakers seen as hard workers
The American Bankers Association described lawmakers as diligent, noting Congress includes 34 Senate standing committees and 46 in the House. It cites 124 million people and about 20,600 bills introduced yearly, most not becoming law, and emphasizes committee work, hearings, and cabinet input as central to lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Fieming
Riggs National Bank
Washington, D. C
American Bankers Association
Congress
Senate
House
Call for silver revival to stabilize world money
The article argues wealth exists but money is scarce, cites gold as basis of money, and urges restoring silver as money to relieve global liquidity. It notes many banks closed and public confidence shaken, and calls for an early world economic conference where American delegates should push for silver rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United-States
A Country Editor Examines Banking Outlook
The Norwalk Herald editor offers a cautious view on banking after finanical unrest. He notes real estate and bonds faltering, some banks shuttered while solvent, and advises that well managed banks remain safest for savings with deposits earning interest despite market fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Ohio
Herald
There Is a Price On Every Turkey's Head Today
A bustling market report notes a price on turkeys in today’s trading, with buyers eyeing limited supply and sellers signaling steady demand across regional outlets. Prices vary by size and grade, reflecting seasonal demand patterns and holiday preparedness.
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T Jackson
McQuire
Mac
Pittsburgh
Voters’ League
Carlott
Sperls
Cleveland
Sentimen
George Carlott
Sears-Roebuck
Council
Georgé
Mack
Scharge
Main Street
Minskin
Sper
Erit
Hough Avenue
Ife
Minsk
Sherli
Trote
Fannie Hurst
Telegraph Office
Webeire
DR. Bradshaw
E.w.melvin
C. R. Barnard
Optometrist
Clem
Moses
North 3Rd St
Clarence Phona
D.’ Petit Rittman, Ohlo
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