Government Deficit Report Highlights Revenue, Bond Plans
The treasury secretary reports a government deficit of 80 million dollars for the year, outlining plans to issue bonds to reinforce the gold reserve and discussing changes to the banking system. He urges remedial legislation to support public credit and notes market pressures from foreign exchange and domestic business declines.
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Cacisle
Anil
Ainsos
Speule Pris 4 Was 08 the Tih Day of August. 1St When By Rengom
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National Banking Association
Lawrence G A Kinneimbers Prepare for State Encampment
Lawrence Kansas December 4 The Lawrence G A Kinneimbers report heavy preparations for the state encampment to be held in late February at University Hall donated by Chancellor Snow The event is expected to draw the largest attendance in the department to date Commanders in Chief Lawler and ex President Harrison indicate plans to attend.
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Lawrence
Lawrence G. A. Kinneimbers
University Hall
Snow
Lawler
National Organization
Harrison
Shawnee County liquor sales rise with 6 768 November total
Shawnee County records show 6 768 liquor sales in November up 437 from October and 422 above a year ago. The count includes 36 stores in the county with 54 in Topeka and one in Rossville. New Topeka druggist Wim Lake granted permit. Merrick store surrendered. List includes dozens of individual merchants and sale figures. Also notes North Platte National Bank failure and examiner in charge with assets and liabilities undetermined.
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Shawner County
Topeka
Rossville
Wim
B. Walker
Geo. W. Stansfield
Lee Jones
Woolverton
A. J. Arnold
BR A. Barrett
Rowley Eee
M. Weightman, Jr
IL M. Washburn
AT. Webb
AL We Lacy
Frank Hobart
Swift & Holliday
J. K. Jones
Williamso Ir
A. FP. Marcotte
Nevraske Bank
Fatia
Norra Puartr
Neb
Dee S
North Platte National Bank
National Bank Examiner
Lexow committee hearing and market notes collide in New York
The Lexow committee resumed its probe into city police corruption with Father Dacey defying Archbishop Corrigan by saying he would refer questions to Madison Avenue. The room filled as Recorder-elect Goff arrived and labor leaders John Burns and Samuel Gompers appeared. Concurrently wheat and corn futures opened higher, later slipping. hogs, pork, and cattle markets showed declines and mixed receipts. Local price notes, dairy, and commodity quotations followed, with attention to Christmas-era market activity and shipping inventories.
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COOL GANG THREATENS TRAIN AT RED ROCK
Penny Oklahoma December 4. Word reached here last evening that the Cool gang was at Hed Rock two miles north. Marshal Nix ordered a deputy to join a heavily armed posse. Train robbery feared. others say the special train went through with 25 armed men aboard.
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Dec
Perry
Oklm
Sayu
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Japan Will Be Exacting Heavier Indemnity After War Progress
Semi official presses report Japan will demand heavy peace terms as war prolongs. If ended now, indemnity of 400000000 yen and cession of occupied territories expected. Japan may press for Pekin surrender or pledges if China sues for pesos. Negotiations proceed with U S envoy Denby hearing counter proposals. Gen Booth arrives in St Louis for Salvation Army Centenary congress. North Topeka woman says heaven on earth requires soft coal use.
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