Destroy Trusts Plea Of Kenyon In Senate Debate
Washington August 3 Senator Kenyon argued that destroying or controlling trusts is more vital than tariff revision. He attacked the democrat bill as weak urging education in enforcement and noting juries often resist convicting trusts. He questioned aluminum company ties and discussed the Sherman law as a criminal statute while praising President Wilson on tariff legislation.
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Reserve sections opposed by bankers on currency bill
bankers and Secretary McAdoo press for changes to reserve requirements in the currency bill. Owen signals openness to reduce country bank reserves from 15 to 12 percent and city banks from 20 to 18 percent. bankers seek permit 4 percent of reserves held with correspondents and 6 percent for large banks. advisory board power opposed. caucus to weigh edits before open debate Monday.
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Cotton Experts Study Cost of Production
Charleston august 9. Charles J Brand chief of the office of markets United States department of agriculture and Dr O Cookana W H Meadows cotton experts conferred with sea island planters on production costs and marketing difficulties Meadows will move to Savannah to continue investigations Brand and Coe return to Washington early next week Senator Borah was cited on marketing conditions and potential elimination of the sea island crop if improvements fail. The tariff debate included amendments by Cummins and responses by Shively Reed Kenyon Burton and Brandegres, with various votes on duties for aluminum products.
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Mrs Louise Marsh Shelters Georgia Legislative Secrets
Mrs. Louise Bisby Marsh acts as confidante to Georgia legislators, five years in the role with end of session gifts of a gold purse and heart pin. She traverses the statehouse sanctum, knows nearly every politician, and mingles with ordinary citizens in public spaces.
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Great Radio Station for the Canal Zone
The United States plans a new Darien radio relay station at Arlington Virginia and Darien, with three towers up to 600 feet. It will link San Francisco to Arlington and reach Caledonia, Valparaiso, Buenos Aires, and St Vincent, serving as a government naval relay and keeping Colon and Baiboa stations for canal ship messages.
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Planning to Fight Unnamable Disease
London August 9 Resolutions call ing on all governments to institute a system of confidential notification to sanitary authorities of the contagious disease Dr Paul Ebriich has made his specialty were adopted at a sectional meeting of the International Medical Congress in session here today Woods Hutchinson of New York giving an account of the manner in which the disease is fought in America advocated compulsory notification Sir Malcolm Morris president of the Dermatological section of the Royal College of Medicine attacked the British government for its inactivity He said while notification is insisted on for all diseases it does not hit a finger against a disease more ruthless than the destroying ranger who slew the first horn Army doctors said the percentage of the disease was much higher among the English troops than among those abroad where notification was required.
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Knights of the Temple in Triennial Conclave
Denver hosts the thirty second triennial conclave of Knights Templar with Grand Master William M. Melish and officers arriving. William J. Barker lights city illuminations as crowds gather. formal opening set for next Tuesday. Early arrivals from New York Los Angeles and Atlantic City express hopes to host the 1916 conclave.
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Prince Goes to Canada to Escape Mann Act Case
Vancouver reports Prince Stanislaus Salkowski and his wife formerly Miss Marie Louise Froese of Los Angeles are in the city. The prince faces charges under the white slave law based on Mrs. Clara Melcher's testimony in Los Angeles. He is said to be non extraditable.
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Clara Melcher
Are Wilsons and Wilsons In Minn eas City Station
From The Chicago Inter Ocean the note questions a new nascent station in Minnes City and ponders how names affect perception of roles whether a man entertains train passengers or holds a presidential or Mexican ambassador position.
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Britain pokes fun at United States over Boxer indemnity
London reports the foreign office gently mocks America's generosity toward China in the Boxer Indemnity dispute. Sir Edward Grey notes a misperception, saying Britain reduced claims before presenting them, while the United States waivered remaining sums after large demands were paid.
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Order of Eagles closes convention in Baltimore
The fifteenth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention concluded in Baltimore after a closing ceremony featuring a $1,000 silver service presented to retiring grand worthy president William J. Brennan of Pittsburg. Judges announced parade prize winners: best general appearance Pittsburg aerie 76, largest number of men in parade near Baltimore, Wilmington Del, and largest membership farthest from Baltimore in Scranton Da.
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Order of Eagles
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Grand Aerie
Aerie
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Shepherd automatic switch tested on long Oakland sidetrack
A large Kansas City locomotive tested the Shepherd automatic switch on the Oakland City sidetrack with a freight car. The switch opened 39 feet from the pilot and closed after the rear wheels passed, timed like a watch. Captain Shepherd’s invention aims to reduce train handlng danger and save time for railroads. Captain Holloway presented inventor M L Shepcoe with a silver laying cup in recognition of his services.
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End of Lobby Probe Not Yet In Sight
Washington August 93 The end of the senate lobby committee investigation is not in sight as Senator Reed says the Senate provided for the committee’s expenses. Senator Gallinger asked when it would finish its work and Reed answered I cannot tell. Williams urged inquiry into an alleged syndicate aiming to plunge the U S into war with Mexico but Gallinger opposed. No action was taken.
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McCue Democratic Leader Dies in Denver at August Press
Thomas J. McCue a Democratic national committeeman from Colorado died today in Denver Colorado from uraemic poisoning. The veteran political figure had served the party in state and national roles and demise marks a notable loss for Colorado political circles.
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