Final Currency Vote Tomorrow in Senate Conference
The conference took no action on a deposits guarantee and deferred final action on Hitchcock amendments defeated today. The Owen bill limits discount to paper maturing within nine days, while regional banks would gain a rediscount option for 1x months commercial paper in the Middle West. The conference adjourned at 8 o clock and will reconvene tomorrow evening.
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Charred Body Found Near Ralto In Binghamton Area
The charred body of George H. Baker a 41 year old Owego resident and business man was found beneath his burned touring car near Binghamton today. He had left Owego to visit someone in the city and started home at about 4 AM when the machine reportedly ran off the road overturning and pinning him. Baker was the son of a former state railroad commissioner.
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Sacred Heart Organ Being Installed For New Church
The Sacred Heart church sets a modern pipe organ to be ready for Sunday services and to be played Christmas day. Father Venus and Father McAtory oversaw specifications, with H C Ferris installing the organ using tubular pneumatic action and a two horsepower electric motor for control.
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Sacred Heart Church
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Pather Venus
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Butte
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Feteet
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Christmas Money Gone A Dillon Man Ends His Life
Charles Babis, a Dillon resident, rented a room at the Jeffry block in Butte and, after drinking at several saloons, killed himself with a revolver placed over his heart. A pint of whiskey, a beer lay, and $9 in his pockets were found. the coroner and officials investigated the scene at Railroad Street.
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Dillon
Jeffry
East Park Street
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Pat Shields
Indy
Babia
Murphy
Sherif Larkin
Drew
Duggan
Mayer's Free Souvenir Attracts the Crowds
Crowds line up at Mayer's jewellers to receive a free hand painted china plate with purchases of one dollar or more. Mayer guarantees lowest prices or money back under any circumstances. Three different patterns remain available at 29 West Park.
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Vote on southern plan cuts delegates in 1916 primary
The committee debated a plan reducing total delegates from 1,078 in 1912 to 998, alleging southern states would lose many seats while DC and Alaska gained two each and the Philippines, Puerto Rico and Hawaii got two without voting rights. Nebraska’s Howell opposed, urging a four-at-large plus per-10 000 votes method, but his substitute failed 40 to 6. no further plan until 1916.
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R. B. J. Howell
Nebraska
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McGregor
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Nestro
North Dakota
Yama
South Dakota
Train Robbers Foiled by Brakeman in Eastbound Relic
Two masked holdup men attempted to rob Santa Fe train No. 8 near Antioch California last night. Brakeman halted the assault by pulling the signal and one suspect Hert Dooper, recently jailed 60 days in Martinez, was later arrested. Authorities describe both assailants fleeing into darkness as the train stopped.
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Santa Fe
Hert Dooper
Martinez
Richmond
Parish Women Host Card Party In Meaderville
Arrangements are made for a Holy Savior parish card party at the Miners' Union Hall this evening. The event, organized by the parish women, benefits the Holy Savior church.
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Meaderville
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Pendleton Bathrobes Sale Draws Local Interest
Yesterday we announced a $14.50 sale of Pendleton bathrobes. Thirty bathrobes were sold by noon and the remaining stock continued to move quickly. The ad asserts local shoppers in Butte recognize value and respond to bargains.
Wilson back with report on racing in Butte meeting
Hugh Wilson, president of the Jockey Club, returned from a month’s trip to the southwest and western cities. He discussed racing moves in Colorado where a ban was removed and racing could resume next year after April. He aims to have another track in the Intermountain region to break up the idle period between Juarez and Butte dates. Wilson predicts a bright revival and says Butte remains a strong business center. He expects definite Colorado details this week.
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Butte
Colorado
Intermountain
Juarez
Denver
Wilson
Seattle
Christmas Gift Suggestions From The Clothey Store
Suggestions for Christmas giving include men s and young men s suits overcoats dress suits dress overcoats full dress vests fur lined overcoats bathrobes smoking jackets canes umbrellas hats and gloves The Clothey 31 North Main carries these items and more There are 99 plants in the United Kingdom for the conversion of garbage into electric power.
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Clothery
North Main
United Kingom
Democracy versus hysteria in debates on imperialism
A historical passage rails against those advocating imperialism and annexation as hysterics. It defends democracy as government by consent, warns against standpatters, and cites Lincoln, Jefferson, Bright, Cobden as critics of half measures. The tone critiques anti-democratic rhetoric and defends free and expansive policy.
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Europe
America
Lingcoln
Bright and Cobden
Jefferson
Reading Company and Philadelphia Reading Railway Elect Harrison Director
Charles C. Harrison former provost of the University of Pennsylvania was elected director of the Reading Company and the Philadelphia Reading Railway Company. He succeeds Senator Henry A. Du Pont who resigned from both boards.
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Cnaries
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University of Pennsylvania
Reading Company
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Henry A. du Pont
United States
Delaware
Tobacco workers strike halts Westey sorting plants
Five hundred employees at tobacco sorting plants in Westey Va went on strike today resisting a proposed pay cut from 9 cents to 6 cents per 10 pounds. The plants closed as a result.
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