Bank fraud critique calls for strict laws and enforcement
A commentator condemns lax state bank laws and fake bankers who prey on the credulous poor in foreign settlements. Millions are lost and public trust erodes. the piece urges honest bankers and authorities to enact and enforce laws to stop swindling everywhere.
Juvenile Library Corner Promotes Orderly Reading Habits
A Good Housekeeping feature describes a home Junior Corner where a mother arranges child friendly shelves a table and a wire basket for clipping articles. Monthly cleanouts teach children to discard or file pieces while parents and kids discuss current events to shape orderly reading habits.
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Good Housekeeping
The Private Banker Hunter Faces Federal Inquiry
Randall Washington Hunter, a self styled banker, testified in Chicago about his failed rural banks in Chicago Gary and Pittsburgh. He described starting in 1914 with ten cents capital and a sign that drew deposits while his enterprises collapsed leaving only a Liberty loan bond and vanished funds.
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Randall Washington Hunter
Chicago
Gary
Pittsburgh
Hunter
Women and the Death Penalty in California Juries
The piece argues women and men in California resist death penalty juries, noting no new objections, with abolition spreading in several states. It questions the prudence of executions, the moral right to take life, and asserts public sentiment is driving toward abolition despite indifferent theories.
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California
Union
No More Picture Brides Stop to Japanese Passports
The Pacific coast states rejoice as Japan announces it will cease sending picture brides to America. The practice grew from unseen matches to a social and political tension with white communities in California and other western states. Japan’s decision to stop issuing passports to such women is seen as a move to reduce friction and will be welcomed by Americans.
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Pacific Coast
Japan
America
California
Cost of clothing tied to wool production demand
The Associated Press reports Howard Wigey of the attorney general's office endorsing William M. Wood of the American Woolen Co. that lowering clothing prices hinges on consumer willingness to buy sturdier, coarser wool garments. He says retailers push high priced goods, forcing manufacturers to focus on expensive items, keeping good quality cloth scarce and costly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Howard Wigey
Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Wood
Akize
Ublic
Coal Export Move From Eastern Fields Approved
The Coal Industry Commission plans a restricted resumption of overseas export movement for bituminous coal to alleviate rail congestion and restore normal markets. Ports at Hampton Roads and Baltimore will handle about 50 percent of October export tonnage, with similar setups to follow at other ports as details are completed.
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Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Reinstatement Offered for Government Insurance Lapse
Government insurance lapse over eighteen months requires payment of two months premiums by December 31 to reinstate. No health statement needed. Reinstatement forms available at Home Service office in Colton Hall building.
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Mei
Home Service Office
Cotillion Hall
Palace Cafe for Sale and Notice to Creditors
Palace Cafe at 141 Main West Twin Falls Idaho listed for sale. Notice to creditors of Joseph R Booth deceased, Merlin B Ketcham administrator with will annexed invites claims within ten months, with vouchers, to the administrator at First National Bank Building Twin Falls Idaho. Dated December 20, 1919.
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Joseph R. Booth
Merlin B. Ketchan
Joseph
Booth
Merlin B. Ketcham
Asher B. Wilson
First National Bank
Twin Falls
County of Twin Falls
State of Idaho
Idaho
Funeral services set for Gen Richard W Young in Salt Lake City
Funeral services for General Richard W Young U S A G will be held next Wednesday instead of Thursday to avoid New Year’s Day. He died Saturday after an operation in Salt Lake City. Burial will be from the Mormon Tabernacle with full military honors.
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Utah
Grig
Richard
W" “Young
U.S. AG
General Young
Mormon ‘Tabernacle
Adopt Loan Bill Moves Through Chamber
Paris reports the chamber adopted the loan bill by a wide margin, 491 to 64, in a December 29 session. The vote mirrors a push for financing measures with broad backing among lawmakers.
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Paris
Havas
Hand Maceration Still Used in Japanese Paper Making
The hand process of macerating raw materials into a pulpy mass remains in use in Japan for paper production, signaling traditional methods persist alongside modern techniques.
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Japan
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