Treasury Department Appropriation Bill, 1925: Hearing[s] Before Subcommittee of House Committee on Appropriations ... in Charge of the Treasury Department Appropriation Bill for 1925U.S. Government Printing Office, 1924 - 905 pages |
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Accrued interest additional Admiral BILLARD agents amount annum appropriation Aquatone asking assay offices Assistant banks BIRGFELD bonus BROUGHTON Budget building BYRNS CAMP Captain NEWMAN cent gold bonds CHAIRMAN charge chief clerical clerk coal Coast Guard collectors commissioned officer committee COOPER cost course custodial District District of Columbia division Doctor CUMMING Doctor DRAPER Doctor KERR Doctor LINSON Doctor SMITH Doctor STIMSON employees equipment estimate expenditures expenses farm loan Federal reserve FEVRE fiscal year 1924 force GALLIVAN Government grade HAYNES HILL HUDDLESON included increase inspectors Internal Revenue JONES June 30 KLOEBER laborer MAGEE Marine Hospital MARTIN ment Messenger MINOT Miss O'REILLY mortgage narcotic NASH national prohibition act operation paid Pittman Act printing prohibition Promissory note quarantine station reduced refunding repairs salaries securities sheets STARRATT statement stationery supplies switchboard THATCHER tion Total Treasury Department TROTT United WETMORE WINSTON
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