National Banks Report Mixed Gains and Declines
The report details the nine national banks of the United States showing increases in some reserves and assets, with totals rising by about 1 772 over prior figures. It notes declines in others, mentions England Canada France Italy and other nations, and cites substantial increases in borrowings and assets, including Liberty bonds, while reserve requirements and cash in vaults show fluctuations.
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Excom
Patonai Danas
England
Domini
Canada
Francs
Ualy
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Germany
William
Alteres’ Recautees
Jane
Cal- OrhnTs
Runmov
Wilitenta
Ultimatum to Bavarian Government Sparks Political Crisis
An amended ultimatum from Bavarian political factions threatens the provisional government with decisive action if demands for strict rule and suppressive measures are not met. The note warns of a slide toward radicalism and calls for a concrete response beyond words.
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Munich
Betel Party
Laev
Aptea
Wasetihl
Peste
Iubiv
Sohtere
Ier
Enly
Nfearyt
Aisner
Bavaria
Socialist Editor Defends Paper in Spy Trial on Mail Privileges
J Louis Engdahl editor of the Socialist paper testified in a spy case that the Liberty Edition 250000 copies was barred from the mails after publication. He described efforts to obtain postal rulings and sent copies to Congress seeking opinions on espionage law violations. Contacts with Representatives Hillon Dill Gronna and Halfard were cited as responses.
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Chicago
Socialist Party
J. Louis Engdahl
W.tnesa
Maila
Engdah
F Ngdah
Congress
H Inilon
Mauls
Dill
A. J. Gronna
Repi BO. Halfard
Express and Parcel Post
Allied flag will be white and blue
Report describes proposed Allied flag symbolism and a plan to distribute captured enemy merchant ships among Allied powers. It notes potential future international shipping governance and the idea of a postwar league of nations, with governance details debated by inter allied councils.
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Allied
Waritime Council
Allied Morttims Council
Ouniri
Senators Vote to Retain 20 Percent Luxury Tax
The Senate rejected the finance committee plan to abolish the 20 percent luxury tax and kept the levy on taxable luxury goods. The vote reflected a broader tax debate as amendments to the war revenue bill were considered before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committees
Thomas
Foleridg
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