Gun conference makes rapid progress with bank bill
The report notes rapid progress at the gun conference on a bank bill and suggests the president’s signature will likely be appended before Tuesday night.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
1
House Yields Senate Amendments Near Fully Agreed
The house follows its habit of yielding on amendments as senators near agreement. Remaining unsettled points are minor in importance with consensus forming on most changes.
Financial conference reaches agreement on currency reform
Washington officials report a joint conference settled most of the currency reform plan by striking the Senate insurance fund deposits provision and setting new terms for government bonds. Regional banks will issue currency on half their bonds and retire the rest with twenty year securities. The central reserve city banks must hold 18 percent reserves and country banks 1 1/2 percent. The dispute over the federal reserve board's makeup remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Central Reserve City
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress Inches Toward Federal Reserve Reform
The conference panel debated capital reserves and governance for a new federal reserve system. Key points include regional bank stock limits for directors, with officials and treasury positions influencing board composition and eligibility rules. A 33 to 46 percent gold reserve split and a 1 percent depreciation tax were on the table as compromises emerged late at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joember
Heruse
Su Serition Muse
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Congress
Capitol
Government Printing Office
Currency bill nears completion after long joint committee talks
A full day conference of the joint congressional currency committee narrowed the remaining gaps between the house and senate. Key decisions set regional bank capital at 4 million dollars and allowed eight to twelve regional banks, with member banks required to subscribe 6 percent of regional bank stock. The plan aims for a presidential signature early next week and a January 12 recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Washington
Pass Christian
Owen
Representative Class
Senate
House
Attempt on Life of Blairsville Pastor Foiled
In Blairsville Pennsylvania an attack on Rev Dr R F McClure pastor of the United Presbyterian church and Indiana County Anti Saloon League leader failed when a bullet pierced his Bible but only lightly wounded him. Authorities seek two men including the shooter who dropped a hat as they fled. McClure has led the church there for twenty two years and is known for anti saloon crusades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worning Journal
Blairsville
R. FE. McClure
Dr. McClure
United Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Labor Convention Set to Settle Copper Miners Strike
A Michigan federation of labor plans a statewide convention in Lansing within 30 days to discuss ways to settle the copper miners strike. Five or six board members met Western Federation of Miners officials in Houghton to rally all unions to send representatives. No concrete plan yet to unite the contending factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Houghton
Mich
Michigan Federation of Labor
Lansing
Western Federation of Miners
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt and Wilson clash as plans for diplomat reach crisis
In a Gulf Coast town near Tampico a second attack on a US town sparks a diplomatic clash. Criticism of the Monroe Doctrine by a former minister to the United States prompts President Roosevelt and President Wilson to crowd into action amid rising tensions. No visitors will be received at Pass Christian and no government business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilson
Martinez
Santiago
United States
Pass Christian
Roosevelts Monroe Doctrine Clash Stirs Chilean Debate
Washington reports say former President Roosevelt and Dr. Maria Martinez clashed in Santiago over the Monroe doctrine with Martinez calling it a dead issue while Roosevelt argued it remains vital. Chilean officials review texts before delivery and a small Central American student demonstration shouted Viva Colombia outside the University of Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Ivy
Mareiah Martinez
United States
Santiago de Chile
Becauee
Foreign Office
Vr. Martinez
University of Santiago
Martinez
Monroe
Heix
Ragil
Argentina
Chile
Legation
Roosevelts Bantiago
Snares
Colombia
Hill Eyes Central Board Role in Federal Reserve Formation
President Wilson plans to assemble a capable Central Board for the new currency policy. He is reviewing an ever-growing list of candidates including Jose J. Hill, former head of the Great Northern, with decisions delayed until his Pass Christian vacation ends. He will avoid visitors and manage correspondence, awaiting progress on Mexico and reinforcements as the holiday period continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapecial Lerged
Washingwen
Dee
Wileen
Pass Christian
Mies
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Board
Congress
Jose J. Hill
Hemi
Grent Northern
Tumulty
White House
Awamuch
Brgan
Garrigan
Bryan
Mexico
Army Recruiting Sees Surge in Applicants Nationwide
Washington reports a sharp rise in enlistment interest with 5 000 men applying to army recruiting offices last month an increase of 2 000 over prior peaceful periods. Cannibals Massacre German Scientists in Neumecklenburg island in the Bismarck archipelago killing Dr Dennigar and another scientist along with 100 natives. A winter storm sweeps Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas panhandle bringing colder temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Washington
Delh
Brisbane
Australia
Neumecklenburg
Bismarck Archipelago
Dennigar
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Youth Pickpocket Crushed in Brooklyn Subway
A youth suspected of pickpocketing was crushed to death after leaping from a subway car in Brooklyn as a crowd pursued him. Police identified the victim through fingerprints at headquarters as Balomet Furst, 16, who had recently served a short term in the city reformatory for a petty crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Balomet Furst
Huerta Fails to Secure Consent on Bank Currency Plan
Mexico City December 21. Huerta faces deadlock with bankers over where to deposit a currency guarantee while Tampico battles rebels then lines up forts near Zacatecas. War office reports two Fed attacks victorious and rebels active along Saltillo to Torreon rail corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
National Treasury
Morning Journal
Mexico City
Tampico
Fsault
Vlan
War Office
Fortes Anter
Ponfils Natere
Zacatecas
Saltillo
San Luie Potos
Atamira
Theveral Vynex Salaxer
Conejos
Tarmeilia
Coahuite
Torreon
Tieten
National Bank
Bank of London
Mexico
Europe
Citizens Appeal to Governor for Relief in Copperfield
Fifty five Copperfield residents in Baker county appeal to Governor West alleging saloons control city government and endanger families. They accuse Mayor H. A Stewart and three councilmen of running a saloon tied enterprise and distributing liquor. Governor says relief will be decided by tomorrow. Pilgrim landing anniversary observed at Old North church Salem. Reverend Hodges links Pilgrim spirit to American protest against monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Salem, Ore
Copperfield
Baker County
Governor West
H. A Stewart
Provernor
Stan
Old North Church
Salem Street
George Hodges
Cambridge
Mexican general Mercado ousted. Villa rebels advance
General Salvador Mercado, former commander of federal troops in the north, was deposed today and reportedly escaped in disguise to the U S side. His evacuation left Chihuahua City open to General Villa's rebel troops, with General Francisco Castro named successor and headquarters activity rising at the border amid possible large-scale federal movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaga
Chihuahua
Salvador Mercado
United States Army
Mercado
Chihuahua City
Villa
Mexico City
Francisco Castro
Juarez
Castro
Presidio
Tex
War vessels ordered to Tampico amid Mexican hostilities
Washington dispatches from Rear Admiral Fletcher led the navy to order the gunboat Wheeling from Vera Cruz to Tampico and the cruiser Suffolk to proceed to Tampico, as fighting between federal and rebel forces resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fletcher
Navy Department
Wheeling
Vera Crag
Tampico
Suffolk
Christopher Cradock
Tampice
Panama Wartime Power Struggle Prompts Letter to President
An open letter from Panamanian detractors demands expansion of the republic and dismissal of all Colombians in government posts. It also calls for the police corps to be composed exclusively of Panamanians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Porras
Weather Bureau Forecast Signals Pacific Rainfall
The Weather Bureau bulletin predicts unsettled weather across the United States with frequent rains on the Pacific coast. A southwest disturbance will move northeast bringing snow and rain, reaching the central valleys by Tuesday, then the Midwest by Thursday or Friday, followed by much colder air but no severe cold wave expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneo
Washington
Hrietmas
United States
Wenathey Bureau
Pacific
Mina
Snowy
Great Central
North Pacific
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Aristide Briand Attacks Radicals in Political Clash
Ereline France December 21 Former premier Aristide Briand launched a broad attack on the radicals now in power accusing them of splitting the country and failing to unite for republican ideals. He blamed Finance Minister Cailx for sacrificing foreign policy to political ends citing the Agadir incident, the Balkan crisis and Europe’s heavy military burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereline
France
Dee
Arietide Tiriend
Vrench
M. Cailanix
Agadir
Tripoli
Balkan
Europe
Wisconsin Eugenic Marriage Law Faces Legal Challenge
Milwaukee December 21 Wisconsin’s eugenic marriage law set to take effect January 3 faced a setback as attorney Horace Walmsley argued a marriage ceremony is unnecessary and thus the law cannot be enforced. He cites a 1898 supreme court decision permitting a legal contract of marriage without license examination or clergy, suggesting a simple written agreement could suffice to outline husband and wife status. The ruling adds confusion for proponents of eugenic measures and unsettles the legal framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Horace Tt Walmeley
Mr. Walmsley
Walmsley
Supreme Court
Long chase ends in capture of Hackett
James Hackett pursued for four months on embezzlement charges totaling 14008 from a Baltimore hardware dealer arrives in New York in custody. Detectives lost him at sea before hidden in a refrigerator, then captured at Montevideo after disembarking from the Verdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tournal
New York
James B Lackett
Baltimore
Verdi
Hunces Ayres
Baltimore Police Department
al Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo
Hueckett
Japs Sell Anime to Mexico
In Tokio on December 21 reports state an arsenal is manufacturing arms ordered by the Mexican government. Officials say the work is a business matter and not a sign of hostility toward the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okio
Tokio
United States
Villa imposes discipline as rebels seize Spanish property
General Francisco Villa orders execution for looting foreigners and Mexicans and seals confiscated stores. He notes deserters swelling rebel ranks and offers amnesty to federal soldiers who surrender. Large ammunition caches are found near Chihuahua and communications expand toward Sonora and Sinaloa. Raoul Madero to advise Villa on civil government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vornind
Cuphal
Chihuahua
Mex
Dee
Francisco Villa
United States Oeainer
Huerta
Villa
Lie
4 Lake
Mercado
Luis Terrazas Jr. Held by Villa in Chihuahua Conflict
Luis Terrazas Jr. remains a prisoner of General Villa at Chihuahua amid ongoing negotiations for a $250,000 release. The Terrazas family wealth and Creek lands were confiscated, with Sr Terrazas aiding federal forces at the border. Villa seeks return of cash and securities as part of rebel demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez, der 21
Luis Terrazas, Jr
Villa
Chihuahua
Washington
Terragas, Sr
Terrazas
United States
Deserters from Cuavmas garrison executed at sunrise
In Mermosillo Mexico officers and many sergeants and corporals of the Tenth battalion were executed at sunrise after disarmament by General Ojeda who uncovered a desertion plot to join insurgents. General Ooregen aided in locating scattered federal deserters while insurgent sentries reported a missing conference boat multiple troops remain in Guaymas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Guaymas
Ojeda
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Hollis, Shafroth
Pomerene
Joint Congressional Committee
Nnational Bank
AEST
Gulf Coast Town
American Statesman
Jim Hill
Central Board
Whavsa
Foh
Oregon Town
Saloon Element
Etta
VET
Aristide Briand
General Villa
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