Teachers Pay Boosts in Third Deficiency Bill
The Senate advanced a third deficiency appropriation bill authorizing 77000 to cover teachers longevity pay and raised overall budgets for St Elizabeth's provisions while trimming Washington asylum and jail funding. The House approved district plans, including ash collection contract adjustments, and debates over Miss Wood's bolshevism case continued. A $322000 lab complex at St Elizabeth's Hospital was sent to the Senate.
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St. Elizabeth's
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Washington Asylum
Miss Wood
Myers
Miss Woods
Board of Education
Kenyon
Iowa
Washington
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Diocese of Washington
Congress
Caldwell
New York
Representative Mapes
District of Columbia
St. Hlizabeth’s Hospital
Glass
Lane
Financial crisis in China widens government deficit
Peking reports the Chinese government faces severe financial strain with a budget showing a deficit of 200 million dollars this year. The condition reflects broader fiscal instability and pressure on public finances as the economy grapples with debt and expenditures. The report notes government efforts to curb spending amid deficits that threaten stabilization.
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London Times
The
Public Ledger Co
Peking
Militarist Threats and Japan Loans Loom Over Peking
The passage notes militarist evil and heavy Japanese loans before December, with no funds to pay northern army soldiers or Beijing police for the dragon festival. It reports a rapid extension of the boycott on Japanese goods and suggests a possible shift to collective action by powers to avert a general collapse.
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Japan
Peking
Congress Passes Kellogg Bill To Return Telegraphs To Private Owners
Senate approves immediate return of telegraph and telephone systems to private owners with 90 day toll and local rates, preserving some government control as a defense shield. Debate criticizes Burleson and federal management, House expected to act quickly with plans to end federal control by June 30.
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Burleson
Senate Without All Call
Kellogg
Senate
Sheppard
House
House Committee
Watson
Indiana
People Service
Walgron
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
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Ouray Bldg
Washington, D. C
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Otmsy
Captain Kidd
Bill
Jesse James
James
William Hohenzollern
China
Lisbon
Paris
Bell Syndicate, Inc
ARS
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
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Pomerone
Ohio
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Swift & Company
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