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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1911

Page

5

The British Winston Churchill Revealed

An American born novelist and reformer named Winston Churchill and a British cabinet figure share a name. The English Churchill is 37, son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill, linked to the Marlborough line, and son of Jenny Jerome. He served in multiple wars, was a war correspondent, captured and escaped, earned many medals, and authored books including a life of his father.

Winston Churchills St. Louis Vermont Board of Trade Churchill Lord Randolph Churchill Duke of Marlborough Jenny Jerome Spencer Cuba India Egypt Khartum South Africa Queen's Own Hussars

Senator Owen Proposes 1907 Panic Inquiry

Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma introduces a resolution creating a committee to investigate the 1907 panic. The panel includes Kern Indiana Works California Reed Missouri Page Vermont and Clark Wyoming to examine who or what started the panic and any benefits gained by persons or corporations. Owen, a fifty five year old lawyer and Washington and Lee graduate, has recent prominence over party control efforts and Indian citizenship acts.

Robert L. Owen Oklahoma Kern Indiana Works California Reed Missouri Page Vermont Clark Wyoming Owen Precinct Club Democratic Party Progressive Democratic League Indian Territory Washington and Lee University

Economic Health and the Money Power in America

Governor Woodrow Wilson comments on the concentration of financial power in a few banking firms and the peril to the nation’s economic health. He argues for laws addressing the money trust without destroying private wealth and business, rejecting the claim that a remedy is impossible.

Untermyer Paris New York Money Trust Woodrow Wilson

Designs for a Proud Home Plan 26 by 26 Feet

A home design described as substantial and comfortable with birch or maple floors throughout. First story nine feet high, second story eight feet, Washington fir finish on first floor and pine to paint on second. Piazza floors and ceilings use No. 1 Washington fir. Cost to build 2350 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Publisher offers Sax ton's book of plans for one dollar with 240 designs from 1000 to 5000 dollars.

R. V. Pierce The Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo Worth’s Dispensary Medical Association M. D N. Y

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