Lawsuits filed against land owners over unpaid construction work
Forty three bondholder claims filed in Baise federal court Friday. Attorney Haga filed the suits targeting land with no payments since 191. The clerk’s office saw record fees, $2379, in a single day. Complaints list landowners and any mortgage, judgment, or claim as party. The filing revises past litigation history and hints at broader economic strain as young men leave farms and prices rise.
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Baise
Ines Novi
Commonwealth Trust Company
Pittsburg
Haga
Haga All
Twin
Alls County
Gach Aétdadant
Meredith Outlines His Plan Of Work In Speech
A fragmented excerpt presents SEC. MEREDITH discussing a plan of work. He emphasizes daily output by laborers and real producers. The speech links effort to article production and relies on a call for diligence and shared responsibility.
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Sec
Meredith
Armer Ak
Labo
Newberry Case Outline Opens in Grand Rapids Court
The government outlined its case against U S Senator Truman Newberry and associates in federal court recalling 1918 campaign spending. Frank D Dailey led the presentation while defense counsel objected and sought limits on witnesses near the defendants.
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Grand, Rapids
Mich
Truman A. Newberry
United States
Frank
D. Dailey
James Oo
Murfin
Bunsel
Newberry
Sessions
Swould
Secret Service
Dailey
Milton’ Oakman
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Aaa oRenty
Senate approves leasing bill to open 75 million acres
Washington reports a conference committee reached an agreement on a lease bill ending ten years of bickering. Senator Smoot announced the conference report would be submitted to the House for immediate consideration. The measure would open about 75 million acres of western public domain, including 44 million acres of government coal lands and about eight million acres of oil lands, with royalties set by new terms and a bid system.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Senate
House
Reclamation Fund
Government places big order for caskets
The War Department completed a purchase of 17,000 caskets costing $1,104,508 for returning American soldiers' remains from Europe. The order, to be delivered promptly, aligns with policy to bring home the dead buried in France for burial by next of kin in the United States. A communication from the Casket manufacturers accompanied the notice.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
War Department
France
Manufacturers Association Letter Criticizes Market Aims
A letter from the Manufacturers Association condemns efforts to create a market for their goods arguing the association's aim is to assist government efforts to prevent a sharp rise in raw material prices for caskets. It claims the association has no intent to establish a market and condemns costly, unsatisfactory backroom deals.
Restarting Austetah industries through raw material import
England will supply necessary raw material for Austetah industries to restart. The push focuses on securing value in pounds sterling as part of the procurement, enabling resumed production.
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England
Mater
Austetah Industries
Bengle Valger Dominates English Featherweight Bout
NISWARK N F February 2 Bengle Valger of New York known as French Flash easily defeats Joey Fox in an eight round bout tonight.
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W. Bittleton
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Mr. Dailey
Secretary of the Interior
California
Sinnott
Oregon
Stockraiser Friends
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
Twin Falls, Idaho
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