Treasury issues oversubscribed as $625 million allotted
Subscriptions to a joint 5 percent three year notes and 5 percent one year certs totaled $788 million, with $625.375 million allotted. Three year notes amounted to $311.192 million and one year certificates to $314.184 million as investors fund short term debt into longer maturities.
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Weeks Reconciles Air Service Chiefs Amid Dispute
Secretary Weeks announced a satisfactory settlement between Maj. Gen. Menoher and Gen. Mitchell, chief and assistant chief of the army air service. Menoher withdrew his request for Mitchell’s relief after a conference in which Weeks expressed support for both officers remaining in place.
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Alexandria High School graduates and local notices
Diplomas were conferred on four members of the Alexandria High School class of 1931 at commencement in the school auditorium. Judge Moncure gave the address, with Wilmer Myers as salutatorian and Lucy Brookfield as valedictorian. The issue also notes promotions, a funeral for Lamar Monroe, injuries to Alberta Jackson and Lucius Williams, a King Streetfight, fare increases for Washington Virginia Railway passengers, and various local civic items including a new high school yearbook and Freemason reunion plans.
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Alexandria Corporation Court
William H
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Wilmer Myers
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Ruth Butts
Lucy Brookfield
Margaret Cook
Margaret Davis
Liza Cox
Ralph Fair
Tracey Gaines
Lucy Houston
Charles Houston
Wsther Lambert
Margaret Linn
Julie Lindsey
Jessie Lloyd
Frank Levinson
Dorothy Moore
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Marion Rector
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Rose Shapiro
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Edward Stonnella
Dorothy Steele
Irma Wolf
Frank Phillips
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Marshall Travers
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Myra Allen
Louise Anderson
Eliza Rump
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Virgina Steele
Alberta Jackson
Alexandria Hospital
Lucius Williams
King Street
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Washington-Virginia Railway Company
State Corporation Commission of Virginia
Richmond
Lloyd George backs losing candidate in Hertford by election
Sir H Carlyle supported by the prime minister Lloyd George was defeated in the Hertford by election by Rear Admiral M F Sueter independent. The vacancy arose from Noel Pemberton-Billing's resignation. Sueter 12329 Carlyle 5653. In 1916 Pemberton-Billing led with a 2470 majority in a three cornered contest.
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Sir H Carlyle
Lloyd George
Herford
Hertford
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M. F Sueter
Noel Pemberton-Billing
Sueter
Carlyle
Court Rejects Demurrer in Leak Case Against Embry and Partners
Justice Siddons overruled demurrers in the Ashton Embry et al. conspiracy case. Defendants, including Barnett E. B. Moses, allegedly used advance information from a Supreme Court decision to profit in railroad stock. Embry allegedly profited $500 of a $1,412.50 net gain. Government calls this a conspiracy to defraud the United States. defense argues info was given in good faith.
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United States Supreme Court
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Department of Justice
Millard Mayer
New York
Barnett EB. Moses
United States
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Supreme Court
Southern Pacific
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Embrey
Justice McKenna
Embry
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Douglas
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Plan tightens dry law enforcement and trims supervision
Prohibition enforcers propose a reorganization that abolishes about half of supervisory jobs, creates state directors, and consolidates records to reduce red tape and leaks. A mobile field force would report to the federal commissioner, with enforcement units centralized per state.
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Prohibition
Haynes
Penrose Land
Watson
Senate Finance Committee
Blair
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Mrs Gillgabeth Anderson McMillan Dies In Washington
Mrs Gillgabeth Anderson McMillan formerly of Detroit died early yesterday morning at her brother Lars Andersons home 2118 Massachusetts avenue northwest after a months illness Her body will be taken to Detroit tomorrow for interment She was the daughter in law of the late Senator McMillan
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Detroit
Lars~Anderson
Massachusetts Avenue
Detroit Toomorrow
Grain and Live Stock Prices Reported for Baltimore and Chicago
Market rundowns show poultry and eggs prices in Baltimore with springers, leghorns, ducks and butter listings. Chicago prices note wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and leather/stock prices. Cattle hogs and sheep values drift with noted weights and regional market comparisons. Cotton middling quotes appear for New York and coastal cities.
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United States and Japan Tackle Yap and Mesopotamia Debates
The article notes U S approaches to settle disputes with the mandatory powers over Yap and Mesopotamia. It mentions Teague’s push to bring the issues before an international body and Britain favoring direct U S Japan talks on Yap. It also hints U S openness to direct negotiations if powers approve.
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Yap
Mesopotamia
Teague
Council
Japan
Fourth Place Won by Almas Temple at Washington Invitation
Des Moines dispatch notes Almas Temple plans for Washington 1923 meeting. Lansburgh appoints Milburn as committee chairman and Cary as vice chairman. Parade features 10,000 nobles, burro auction raises over 700 dollars for Shrine hospitals.
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Two Focht Bills Back Car Merger in Washington
Two Focht measures push a Washington street car merger uniting Capital Traction, Washington Railway and Electric, Georgetown and Tennallytown, and others into one company. Repeals gross tax on earner returns and creates a 50 percent excess tax until merger. Paris ends grain imports ban effective August 1 per decree.
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