Grain Shipments Rise as Wheat Leads Increases
Commerce Department reports United States grain in transit rose to 2 466 1 bushels with wheat up 1168 bushels and barley 701000, corn 81990, oats 64000 while Canadian transit also noted. Maj Charles William Freeman to active duty for two weeks at Washington depot then to inactive status. Beatrice Bederman, 5, severely scalded after falling into hot water at home on 1140 Florida Ave NW. hospitalization followed.
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United States
Charles William Freeman
Beatrice Bederman
Florida Avenue Northwest
Jody
Casualty Hospital
Thi Ca’ Ngton
Sinclair in Oil Gage Seeks Special Appeal
Harry F Sinclair, Teapot Dome lessee, seeks a special appeal after being indicted for refusing to answer six of ten questions posed by a Senate committee. The district court overruled Sinclair’s demurrer, clearing the way for a speedy appeal. The petition emphasizes the grave constitutional questions and the potential impact on citizens’ rights under the fourth and fifth amendments.
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Harrys F Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Ty Axis
Orginal
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Sinclair
Heehling
George P Hoover Martin W Liutteton
Cel J Wiesel
G T Stanford
Congress
United States
Mirlair
Senate
War Records Board Ordered Dissolved in January 1999
The War Department ordered the dissolution of the War Records Board convened in January 1999 to determine battle participation of army units. The record compilation is not yet complete. research will continue under Capt Charles S Coulter of the Infantry at the Army War College with Brig Gen Haries Martin Del Olver and Lt John A Berry on the historical board.
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War Department
Department
Army War College
Charles S Coulter Infantry
Coulter
Haries
Martin del Olver L
Paulding
John A Berry
Adjutant Generals Office
Bailiffs May Still Serve Subpoenas in Municipal Court
Judge Meehan ruled bailiffs serving as court deputies may continue to serve subpoenas and legal papers in a 1 rd and tenant case. The ruling rejected the contention that deputy classification barred service, affirming the deputies were legally qualified to serve papers based on original appointments and oaths.
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Tepuy
Meehan
Treasury to keep New York subtreasury building
The Treasury announced it will retain the New York subtreasury building as a national historic monument and will not dispose of it. Acting Secretary Winston said the structure will remain in federal hands as reports circulated that the government planned to sell it while the New York Federal Reserve vacates. Some federal offices now in New York will be moved into the site.
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Treasury
New York
Winston
New York Federal Reserve Bank
The Staggering Cost of Government
An analysis estimates total non federal government clerks and workers at least 560 600 nationwide in 1924 with New York state payrolls in 1921 totaling 169 000 and city legislatures employing about 7 800 in 1922. It notes laborers and contractors on public works push public payrolls higher, police reach 125 600, and city officials collectively spending large sums, while federal spending trends fall after 1922 though proposed peacetime bills remained high.
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United States
Census Bureau
Federal Civil Service Commission
New York State Civil Service Commission
Itas
State of
New York
New York State
New Yorks
New York City
Civil Service
Congress
Bureau
Ual
Bilte
Bureau of the Budget
Public payroll figures show large federal and laborer totals
The report notes five hundred thousand clerks on public pay rolls nationwide excluding Federal employees, with laborers adding a quarter million more. An increase is indicated along the line, signaling expanding government and public sector employment.
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Httle
Jou
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J. Owen & Son
Gus A. Kneessi
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