Angered by panic Huerta decrees anti panic measures in Mexico
The article reports President Huerta issuing an anti panic decree as money grows scarce in Mexico City. Banks like Bank of London and Mexico face depositor runs, with withdrawals reaching tens of millions of pesos. Clearing house actions suspend some operations while authorities seek to stabilize liquidity and reassure the public.
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Ogden and Arnold Appointed Tax Agents in Georgia
John Corrigan Jr reports Georgia to gain new income tax agents as Ogden of Macon is named special agent for the state and Howard Conald of Greenville a state inspector. They will travel the state under the treasury plan to investigate taxes at source, with a reduced force and new deputy roles questioned.
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Bride of a Week Tragedy Shocks Town
A bride of a week is found dead by suicide this morning. Her husband, a wealthy mourner, had reportedly shot himself after the event. The couple had been recently wed and were living in Vent St. Details remain scarce as authorities investigate the domestic tragedy.
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Old Nassau Sings With President Wilson in Washington
President Wilson joined Princeton Triangle Club in a theater performance in Washington. He sang Old Nassau with the alumni and audience, in a lively finale accompanied by Mrs Marshall and cabinet members. The show drew diplomats, a son of Sir Justice Pitney, and Eleanor Wilson.
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Ryburn Clay Weds Miss Irma Johnson of Binghamton
Advices from Binghamton report the marriage of Ryburn Clay of Marietta to Miss Irma Johnson of Binghamton on Monday. The bride is the daughter of F Johnson, a wealthy manufacturer of Endicott. Clay, son of former Senator Alexander Stetheng Clay, is a prominent Atlanta banker now cashier. The wedding was a quiet home affair with guests from across the country. The couple will reside in Macon for a time with Mr and Mrs Herbert Clay.
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Snow or Rain Expected Before Christmas Night
Shoppers may get damp today as a cold rain moves in before nightfall. The weather forecast hints of possible snow on Wednesday if a large Atlantic wave arrives a day early. No forecast for Christmas day yet, but Sunday and Monday type weather may repeat.
Man Dies After Locomotive Escape at Rancocas Creek
George Taylor a 60 year old traveling salesman from Trenton escaped death by hanging from a bridge over the Rancocas Creek but was knocked into the water as a locomotive crossed. Traimmen rescued him but he died of shock while being taken to a hospital.
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Jail Christmas for Fulton County Woman in Tower Ward
In Fulton County Jail on the third floor a young woman, Mrs Manley of 197 Capitol Avenue, sits under watch in the Tower Ward as her husband faces trial for attempted jailbreaking and cheating. Police say she confessed to smuggling tools to aid his escape, with bonds set at 400 for both, and the couple remains jailed during the holidays. Their six month old baby is cared for nearby as the family faces a dreary Christmas in confinement.
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Brain-absent Tissue Case Shocks Academy
December report from the Academy of Sciences details a patient treated for a minor neck wound who survived while most brain tissue had been destroyed by an abscess. Autopsy showed the brain reduced to a shell, yet life persisted for years under treatment.
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Speer Signs Checks for Bond Interest
State Treasurer Speer began signing checks for the semiannual interest on the state's registered bonds. About half of the bonded indebtedness is in registered bonds and the other half in coupon bonds. The interest on registered bonds totals 145,990 dollars with checks to reach bondholders by January 1. The coupon bond interest is paid as coupons arrive after January 1.
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Boy 12 Shot in Store Claims He Was Burglar
In Atlanta a 12 year old boy was shot by grocery proprietor C G Walker at 358 Marietta Street after a reported burglary attempt. Walker contends he fired to defend his store. the boy was wounded in the back and hospitalized. A disorderly conduct docket was opened against Walker but he was released without bond. Police noted the boy is under juvenile jurisdiction and will not face charges while in hospital.
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Missing banker linked to 175000 shortage at Yates Center bank
Topeka officials report warrant for arrest of G. Ricker former president of the defunct Yates Center National Bank. They say shortages totaling about 176000 and forged bank entries and reports led to the case. Notes totaling 975000, some forged, were deposited in New York St Louis and Kansas City banks as loan collateral.
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Great Changes Made In the Money System By the New Measure
Washington December 22 The new measure affecting currency banking and finances will go to President Wilson for signature today and is among the most far reaching in years It outlines the regional reserve banks and their powers the Federal Reserve Board and how the system will operate It establishes an organization committee and sets a five hundred plus million reserve framework to mobilize reserves during financial stress and organize credit to support banks and the broader economy
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Conferees Report Passes In Late House Vote On Currency Bill
The House approving the administration currency bill conference report by 298 to 60 and sending it to the Senate. Final tally included 37 Republicans and 12 Progressives voting for the report with two Democrats joining the coalition. Senate planned a quick vote the next day with President Wilson expected to sign by night.
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Weather Prophecy Rain Forecast for Georgia
Prophecy of rain continues with eather prophecies for Tuesday and Wednesday. Cooler conditions with moderate east winds veering to variable. Resort region foresees lowest around 40 and highs near 48 with mean near 48. Past 24 hours rainfall about 9.00 inches. monthly deficiency around 0.3 inches since January 1.
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