Bankers Warn on Bond Excess and Central Bank Plan
Oct 30 Chicago audiences hear James W. Hill and Frank A. Vanderlip warn that the nation is flooded with worthless bonds and oppose fiat money. Vanderlip advocates a central public bank over regional systems, while George M. Reynolds critiques forced bank contributing capital, alarming business sentiment.
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Chicago
James W. Hill
Frank A. Vanderlip
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Hill
Vanderlip
Congress
Senate
House
Vanderup
Vanderlip Arced
Central Bank
Senate Committee
Bankers at Hawkers banquet rail against risky bond practices
James J. Hill warns at the Investment Hawkers association banquet that bond issues lack security and threaten credit stability. Frank A. Vanderlip and George M. Reynolds back a scaled currency bill with cautions. Four new board members, RK Fuller, John E K Hiunt, William West, and Barrett Wendell, join the national board.
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James J. Hill
St. Paul Ao
United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Mr. Vanderuip
Europe
RK. Fuller
John EK. Hiunt
William West
Philadelphia
Barrett Wendell
Boston
French colonists to be protected by U S Navy
Acting Secretary Roosevelt ordered Rear Admiral Cowles on the west coast of Mexico to extend protection to French refugees in Lower California. The refugees fear for safety near San Ignacio and Santa Rosalia with ships California Annapolis at Guaymas and Ward liner Guantanamo sailing refugees to New York and Galveston.
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HY Morning Journal
Washington
Roosevelt
Cowles
Mexico
San Ignacio
Lower California
State Department
Sinatoa
Santa Rosalia
Gulf
Cguaymas
California
Admiral Cowles
Annapolis
Guaymas
Navy Department
Guantanamo
Tampico
New York
Galveston
Hainant
Dry Farmers Meet in Wichita Next Year
The International Dry Farming congress adopted resolutions urging a national agricultural research committee with a $250,000 appropriation. President Wilson and Secretary Houston will be requested to help form a nine member commission and a resident secretary to report in two years on U S agricultural development. Wichita Kansas was chosen as the 1914 meeting site. The Farm Women’s Congress ended with Mary E Bigelow named president of the Farm Women’s Press Association and officers named from Milwaukee Winnipeg Winfield and Denver.
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Speciaa
Tulsa
Okla
International Dry Farming Congress
National Agricultural Research Committee
United States
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Come Mission
Wichita
Kan
International Congress of Farm Women
Farm Women's Press Association
Mary E. Bigelow
Minneapolis
Lillian B. Thomas
Winnipeg
Alberta N. Peiper
Winfield
Iowa
Mabel Williams
Denver
Conference Ends With Experience Meeting
The three day industrial welfare and efficiency conference in Harrisburg ended with an experience meeting where ministers, labor leaders, and officials shared experiences. Resolutions urged the department of labor to encourage safety commissions in plants and to support mediation of disputes efforts.
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Erecial
Harrisburg
Department of Labor
White House Cautious On Mexico Policy After Election
President Wilson signaled delay in any policy moves pending detailed election results from October 26 in Mexico. He plans a public statement of aims against material influence in Latin America and support for a free fair election to establish legitimate authority. The administration warned Americans against returning to Mexico and denied Sugar company relocation by government ships.
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Worning Journal Special
Washington
Wilson
Mexico
United States
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
White House
Tte
Mobile
Swarthmore
John Lind
Representative Mann
Ilinois
House
United Sugar Company
Topolobampo Bay
Pacific Coast
State Department
Topolobampo
London Post urged to sever ties with oil interests
The Morning Post editorial on the Mexican situation urges the government to cut all personal connections with Lord Cowdray's company. It says the government should direct British policy solely to safeguard British interests regardless of outcomes.
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London
The
Morning Post
United States
Lord Cowdray
Painful suspense in Mexico as Huerta Blanquet ticket wins
In a tightly contested election in Mexico a Huerta and Blanquet ticket appears to have secured a large majority of votes cast. The result signals a decisive win amid a charged political climate.
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Mexico
Washington
Huerta
Blanquet
Attacks Validity of Impeachment of Sulzer in Court
William H. Moore the printer of the New York World files a remarkable proceeding in New York on his own account challenging the validity of Sulzer impeachment in a U S court.
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Sulzer
U.S
William H. Moore
New York World
New York
Flight of Felix Diaz Ends as Election Comment Fades
As Huerta and Blanquet build a likely victory Mexican officials and foreign observers weigh the Washington response. Americans pack belongings in anticipation of flight while Mexican lawmakers face a reshaped congress and potential proclamation voiding Huerta votes.
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Oriol
Mexico City
General Huerta
General Planquet
Washington
Huerta
Blanquet
New Mexican Congress
Senor Moheno
Desir
Congress
Tasue
Hmlanquet
Porfirio Diag
Francisco de la Lorra
Francisco Madero
Geners Huerta
Perod
Interference in Mexican Affairs Favored by Tribuna
Rome dispatch cites Tribuna urging Washington to back Huerta’s ouster and warning that further U S intervention could trigger reaction from other nations, notably Japan, with possible military action.
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Rome
Tribuna
Washington
Japan
United States
Huerta
Diaz Plays Piano and Talks Politics Aboard Louisiana
General Felix Diaz aboard the battleship Louisiana spends time at the piano and discusses Mexican politics and his misfortunes in ventures. He declares loyalty to the current government and denies intent to rebel. Captain Burnside arrives in Vera Cruz with unclear purpose.
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Vera Cruz
Octo
Felix Diag
Louisiana
Mexico
William A. Burnside
Mexico City
New York Cites Out of Control State Power in Sulzer Case
William M. Moore, a printer, petitions federal court to block Governor Glynn, seek Sulzer restoration, and audit state books. He alleges a small group of men controls state government and finances, stripping power from the people. Defendants include Glynn, Carmody, May, and Sulzer.
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Morning Journal Special
Wit
New York
Wiliam Suizer
High Court
William M. Moore
Moore
Martin H. Glynn
Sulzer
Assembly
Glynn
Carmody
May
Willam Sulzer Wis
State of
Ilegally
Governor Sulzer and Impeachment Crisis Deepens
The article details Moores actions and attorney plans regarding Sulzer and a potential U S Supreme Court review. It notes Moore's union ties and a shelved counter resolution thanking Governor Glynn, plus two deaths from recent events in Salina and Greenville.
Miller asserts Ryan led dynamiting plot in labor case
District Attorney Charles W. Miller of Indiana argued before the U S circuit court that Frank M Ryan president of the iron workers union was the real leader of the dynamiting squadron and that the iron workers executive board funded the McNamaras campaign He said Hockin was as guilty as the McNamaras and questioned why he alone did not appeal while noting J E Munsey also seeks reversal in the Indianapolis verdict Miller promised to present further proof on jurisdiction and trial fairness after the court debate continues tomorrow.
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Chicago
Charles W. Miller
Indiana
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ Union
Kven
Miller
Ryan
Iron Workers’ Executive Board
McNamaras
Herbert Hockin
Leavenworth
McNamara Brothers
Mr. Miller
Francis E. Baker
Eccentric Millionaire Walter McCreery Denounced in Larceny Charge
San Francisco October 30 A grand larceny charge is filed in San Benito against Walter McCreery the eccentric millionaire who fled a ranch while held as an incompetent The accusation alleges he took a horse during departure The move aims to secure extradition if guardian McPike intercepts him en route to Europe Officials seek McCreery in Chicago New York and watch Belgium or South Africa as possible destinations
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San Francisco
San Benito
Walter McCreery
James Cashman
McCreery
H. TH. McPike
Europe
McPike
Chicago
New York
Belgium
South Africa
Troop Presence Escalates Tension in Trinidad Mine District
Excitement rose as Colorado National Guard troops patrolled Trinidad and Aguilar amid miners strike unrest. Adjutant General Chase ordered cavalry from Walsenburg and stationed artillery at San Rafael heights to deter outbreaks. Strikers deride guards as "Scaly herders" while vigilance grows against attacks on Aguilar and Delagua camps.
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Trinidad
Colo
Aguilar
Chase
Colorado National Guard
Walsenburg
Ludhow
Frederick
National Guard
Delagua
St. Thomas
Sopris
Colorado & Wyoming
Segundo
Primero
San Rafael Heights
Adjutant General
J. Aguilar
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United States Supreme Court
Ths
Aupreme Court of the United States
Willian H. Moore
Typorraphical Union No. 6
James M. Lynch
Sulyer
Lynch
Salina
Daniel Killihane
Killahane
Greenville
Texie
Clifford Philhant
Howard Thompson
Pentel University
City
MY Namaras
Indianapolis
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