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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
4
The Association of American Holders of Foreign Securities pleads with the mixed claims commission that Germany’s currency inflation has damaged American investments. It cites losses of about 1 million dollars to members and at least 20 million in property, seeking indemnity and a commitment to honor contracts in good faith.
Resident Harding blocks 1.7 million dollar federal reimbursement to P. DeRonde of New Jersey over an Argentine sugar import deal. DeRonde asserts government pressure and DOJ influence caused a costly loss, with the sugar case now under review by the sugar equalization board after Senate and House scrutiny.
A Missouri suit against First National Bank of St Louis questions whether federal law allows multiple branches or limits each bank to a single office. The dispute hinges on statutory phrasing an office or banking house in the place specified in its charter. The Missouri courts sided with the state. the bank appeals to the U S Supreme Court.
Governor Crissinger of Marion takes helm of the Federal Reserve Board and aims to decide whether the twelve federal reserve banks should be reserve banks or active lenders. He notes the system rose with wartime duties and large staffs, and now faces cutting expenses to maintain reserve status between money-stress periods.
A discussion of the growing popularity of three piece sports suits for children emphasizes practicality and style. It notes a coat worn with knickers or a skirt, versatile fabrics, simple decorations, and colors such as yellow, rose, moss green, and blues. The piece highlights outfits, hats, shoes, stockings, and a fashion-forward yet sturdy approach for active kids.
A Western Newspaper piece from January 2, 1988 describes how an unseasonal life for girls involves travel visiting and dressing in cotton frocks and skirts. It notes fabric details and practical pockets while highlighting childhood attire and the daily routines of young girls in a bustling world.
A period editorial argues that government ownership and operation of railways threatens the U.S. form of government and private property rights. It cites Italy and Canada to show heavy losses, rising employment, and indicative deficits, concluding private ownership with regulation serves the public interest.
A country fiddler insists on The Girl I Left Behind Me over Speed the Plow as dancers press for variety. A Los Angeles Times exchange reveals industry humor on movie star romances and the peril of mixing art with love. Cuticura ads promise skin improvements while a garden of odd anecdotes includes a cat mix up and missing ear tale.
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