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...days' battle in the Senate was momentous. On the first day, the energetic little Premier disposed of the concern over the fall of the franc by exulting that the "counteroffensive" of the Bank of France had routed the enemy. He announced that relations with Ramsay MacDonald were good, that the U. S. was cooperating "with France, and then sat back to listen...
...charges that the Guaranty Trust warned a "big New Orleans corporation" against undertaking extensive developments of the port of Callao. Washington officials report that a concession for these works had previously been granted to a French concern...
...were dashing madly from the East coast to the West, around Cape Horn, in ISO days. Eastern papers blazoning forth "California advertisements"-sales of trunks, guidebooks, tools, cough-drops, coffee grinders, collapsible boats, patent medicines, rubber garments- every conceivable article a gold digger might conceivably require-even one enterprising concern announcing: "Ho for California! Last, not least! Persons going to the gold regions are seriously advised to take, among other necessaries, a good lot of monuments and tombstones. A great saving can be effected by having their inscriptions cut in New York beforehand...
...attention to the fact that Be-Kind-to-Animals Week will be observed from April 6 to 12, to which the President replied by letter: "I am glad to learn that the celebration of this week is becoming more and more an affair of national interest and concern. The cause is one which thoroughly deserves all the consideration that can possibly be given...
...world, in the total assets of $1,306,702,232. It challenges comparison with the New York Central among the railroads and of U. S. Steel among the industrials; if figures for its associated subsidiary companies are added in, it is a $2,000,000,000 concern and easily the largest in the world. Its stock is more widely distributed than that of any American corporation; since 1920 it has doubled the number of its shareholders, who on Dec. 31, 1923, numbered...