Schiff Warns of Worst Currency Panic in U S
New York January 4 Jacob H Schiff head of Kuhn Loeb Co warned before the New York Chamber of Commerce that without currency reform a Panic greater than prior ones could occur and that Secretary Mellon Show's plan would aid speculation. He favored a currency based on commercial paper and called conditions in the money market a disgrace. He urged Congress and the president to act to fix the circulating medium.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York Chamber of Commerce Today
Schiff
Stock Exchange
Rehift
Wos
Finance and Currency
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Tv Committee On Finance and Currency
Chamber
Conrness
Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper
Panl Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Delaware
Madson
General Electric
Great Northern
Louinville
Nashville
Northern Pacific
Peoples Gas
Reading
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Testimony Begins in Missouri Suits Against Standard Oil
New York Jan 4 The Missouri suits against the Standard Oil Company and allied concerns move to testimony tomorrow. Expected witnesses include Henry R Rogers John D Archibald Willem Rockefeller Wade Hampton Frank Q Barstow and E T Bedford A large complex system of the Standard Oil operation is under scrutiny with potential indictments in federal courts and several witnesses likely to provide crucial evidence.
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New York
State of
Missouri
Standard Il Company
Henry R. Rogers
John D. Archibald
Willem ©. Rockefeller
Wade Hampton
Frank Q. Barstow
E. T. Bedford
W Howard Page
James A. Moffett
John D. Rockefeller
Henry M. Fingter
Charlies M. Pratt
H. Clay Pierce
Philadelphia
Department of Commerce and Labor
Standard GH
New York City
New Jersey
Newew Wlty
Federal Land Jury
Atloeney
United States
Weil
Meinsikely
Bomu
Sigpndord
Debates Lengthy as Tariff Bill Is Pressed
On Santo Domingo and tariff reform the House debated the isle tariff bill for hours. Mr Payne led the Ways and Means plan to cut duties on sugar and tobacco to 25 percent of Dingley rates, admit other island products tax free. Protracted talks with cane and beet sugar groups opposing the measure loom. The session also touched the insurance question and franking privilege inquiries.
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Washington
House
Payne
Ways and Means
United States
Hepburn
Ecomimmittee
Hows
Post Office
Injunction Bars Provident Bank Co in Boston
Massachusetts supreme court grants temporary injunction against Provident Savings Bank and Trust Co of Boston halting further business until hearing on appointing a receiver. Company incorporated in South Dakota with authorized capital of 1 006 000. commissioners contest solvency and governance. Admiral Togo’s son dies? (Note: This line contains unclear OCR fragment about Admiral Togō and Prince Kujō Michiaki. key result: death reported of Prince Kujō Michiaki, father of Crown Princess Takamatsu.)
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Boston
Mass
Abliz Ty Thons
Yoge
Pather
Tokio
Kujo Michiiak
Baduka
Togo
Question of Peage of War Up to Kaiser
Jan 1 report from Tandon notes German demands at the conference, urging gains and limits on policing and privileges. Britain faces pressure over Morcevo and other fronts as the Entente seeks coordinated policy and German compliance. Private John Murphy of the Eleventh Infantry is dead after a New Year spree. two other soldiers may die.
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Riga
St. T Petersburg
Provednik
Kaiser
Ste Feomtier
Morcevo
Great Britain
Mostagreemens
Juan
Chevennt
Wye
Jan
John Murphy
Eleventh Infantry
Port Huseeli
Bay Rom
Mysterious Neighbors Mystery at Miller Home In New Haven
The newspaper describes a puzzling case at Charles Miller's home on College Street New Haven involving Edward Miller and other relatives. It references a death and a possible hospital or university connection, with police and family statements amid investigative notes.
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Ge Ain
Salen
Marcy Hiller
Edwards Tay
Charles Miller
UT College
Almost a murder in Farmington sparks scandal in town
Special to the Morning Journal Farmington New Mexico January 4 reports an armed confrontation between Professor Amaden and clothing merchant Hayes near a private school. Hayes allegedly sought to murder Amaden over accusations involving Amaden’s daughter and a priest.
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Morning Journal
Farmington
N. M
Lfe
Kk. Amadén
Hays
Ameden
Haye
Anmaden
Burington
La Follette Returns to Senate Amid Widest Interest
Wisconsin senator Robert M. La Follette re enters the Senate after a year and takes the oath administered by Vice President Fairbanks. The ceremony drew a crowded gallery as La Follette was escorted by William Spooner amid public interest and a history of political tension. The body discussed reprinting a Newlands article and information on Santo Domingo while Gallinger delayed debate on the merchant marine bill. The Senate also confirmed several postmasters in a separate executive session. A transportation bill proposing abolition of the Interstate Commerce Commission and creation of a three member Transportation Commission was introduced, aiming to enforce remedies against carriers and preserve arbitration functions.
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Washington
BR. M. la Pollette
Senate
Reces
Wisconsin
Vicw
Fairbanks
la Follette
Spooner
Lotty
Newlands
Santo Domingo
Tiftman
Gallinger
Commerce Cort
transportaGen Commission
United States
Nia Santana
Transportation Mittee
Terrible Coaldale Mine Explosion Kills Twenty One
A Coaldale West Virginia mine disaster entombs three white men and eighteen Black miners after a noon explosion. Rescue work hampered by gas and smoke as bodies are recovered, with at least one identified victim. The Coaldale mill is operated by Mil Creek and McIlwain Coal and Coke interests.
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Binetictis
W. Va
Coaldale Company
Coaldale
Cme
C. Conrad
Mvc
Snoeke Atu
Cleoni
J. W. Larne
W. Larne
Jim Slas
Larraz Aladar
Hengarian
Anthony Remo
Pole
H. Conrad
Silas White
John Pattperbon
Gus Har Vw
T. Bilaavan
William Pregerrm
William Ward
Walter Gwynnah Gray
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