Cabinet Members Pleased by Move
Washington reports officials welcomed a Morgan move to dissolve interlocking directorates as a first practical step toward breaking the so called money trust. While not signaling an end to the trust, the action aligns with public demands and may affect several properties under government dissolution scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan House
T Eo
Wien
Money Trust
House Committee
New York
Lindbergh
Mininenota
Morgan & Co
Probers. & FP
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company of New York
Morgan
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Wilson
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union
McReynolds
Ternational Harvester Company
Shipping Trust
Old Money Traft Committee
Storgan House
Transportation Sys
Ge Aireera Luna
United States
Greel Pullman
General Electric
Sross
J. P. Morgan & Co
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Bankers‘ Trust Company of New York
George W. Perkins
Chicago Great Western
Fleoing
International Mercantile Marine Company
Southern Railway
International Harvester Company
Northern Pacific
Reading Company
Erie Railroad
Congress
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Hitchcock
Morgan Firm
New Haven
Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
Carlin
Tbe
Navy adopts new aeroplane program for ships
Washington reports a progressive plan to use aircraft as a naval adjunct. Secretary Daniels approves a large air force role, Pensacola named a permanent aeronautical center, and Captains Bristol and Chambers oversee development. Aboard the Mississippi, Lt Commander H C Stustin will direct experimental aeronautics on ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Daniels
United States
Mark L. Bristol
W. I .Chambers
Naval Board
Pensacola
Fla
H.C. Stustin
Mississippi
Morgan Partners Step Back From Corporate Boards
Morgan & Co. faces scrutiny as it advances withdrawal from external boards amid congressional probes into interlocking directorates. Morgan officials cite expediency and legal compliance while naming which firms have already seen resignations and which remain represented on key companies including United States Steel, National City Bank, and American Telephone and Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Co
Morgan
Morgan Partners
Samuel Fintermeyer
Pujo
First National
Z Satan
Emeeemene Weermeyer
Aeem
Untermeyer
National Banks
Morgan Institutions
Baker
First Securities Company
LY First National Bank
Chase National Bank
Newarks
Rank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Dle Qee
Wallstrest
Guaranty Trust Company
Messrs
Utah Copper Company
Astur Erst
Bankers’ Trust’ Company
J.P. Morgan & Co
Congress
House of Moran
Sergeant Charged With Peculations At Port McPherson
William J. Le Duc regimental commissary sergeant of the Seventeenth at Port McPherson is held on charges of peculations of commissary funds and attempting to escape military arrest. Col J T Van Orsdale reported shortages and misappropriations found during account inspection. Le Duc admitted funds were mixed and spent. he awaits court martial and confinement after formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Letuc
Seventeenth
Port McPherson
Stardhouse
Lebue
J. T. van Orsdale
LeDuc
Leo
van Orsdale
Fring
Milwaukee couples challenge new eugenics law in court
A Milwaukee test suit aims to determine the constitutionality of a law requiring male partners to present a doctor’s health certificate to obtain a marriage license. Alfred Peterson and Hattia Schmidt, both 29, sought licenses but were denied. Doctors refuse to perform Wasserman tests for $2, leading to procedural dispute and potential litigation.
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Ailwaukee
Wis
Alfred Peterson
Hattiachmidt
Peterson
Milwaukee
Teterson
Morgan resignations ripple Wall Street in New Year shock
Morgan & Co. announces resignations from numerous corporate boards including Northern Pacific International Harvester First National Bank and International Mercantile. Reporters meet J P Morgan who distributes notes and explains reasons as stock market barely reacts with trades stalling across exchanges.
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Davison
Cincinnati
Familiar
Hayton
Western Chin Telegraph Company
First National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Liberty National Bank
New York
First Securities Company
Bankers' Trust Company of New York
Torter
Fhve
United States Life Insurance Company
Pierre Marquetta
Remington Typewriter Company
New. John-Marville Company
Fidelity and Casualty Company
The
Cruikshank
Southern Railway
Chicago and Great Western
Iternational Mercantile Bu Ying Company
California Petroleum Company
International Agriculture Corporation
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Morgan Firm
Morgan Banking
Morway
House of Morgan
Notice to Building and Heating Contractors York County bid call
York County Court House Commission requests sealed bids for courthouse construction and heating at Yorkville South Carolina. Bids must include certified checks of 3000 for building and 500 for heating. Drawings and specs available from J S Brice chairman and architect Wm A Edwards with a 35 fee. Failure to bid bona fide or return drawings forfeits 25.00. Subcontractors pay 10.00 for drawings. Bid opening noon January 2 1814.
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Hon. J
Brice
Yarkyitle
Yorkville, & C
York County
Atoum Heatieg Plant
Pay
Wm. A. Edwards
Yorkville
S.C
Hiiders
Atlents
York County Court’ House Commission
Iih W. & Brice
Workmen Follow Lead of 29 Strikers in Augusta Strike
In Augusta on January 2, between 400 and 590 employees of the John F. King Manufacturing company began a sympathy strike with 29 loom fixers. The strike is quiet and orderly for now, with a general strike threatened. The Southern Manufacturers' Association endorsed the King management and resolved to reject any unreasonable demands on a mill. Miles, general organizer of textile workers, leads the union fight against the King mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John F., King Manufacturing Company
Southern Manufacturers’ Association
Horse Creek
South Carolina
King Mit
Miles
Texble Workers
Oval Union
the Kings
Falling Tree Fatal to Son in Texas Visit at West Point
Special dispatch from West Point reports Cleveland Hargett of Texas killed when a young tree cut by him fell backward, crushing him as he and his father James Hargett stepped behind it. James Hargett was badly injured and later survived. Cleveland was on a Christmas visit to his parents.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Ashington
Wiliam Schley Howard
Georgia
EJ. ‘Whitacre
Congress
Howare
Whitacre
Washington
National Capitol
Mensch
House of Representatives
West Point
Cleveland Hargett
Texas
James Hargett
The Judge's Justice in Western Kentucky
A reminiscence recalls a harsh county judge known as the "Kun'l Judge" in western Kentucky. He dispensed justice with severity or clemency based on merit, and one tale centers on a mule theft among enslaved Black people. The judge dismisses proceedings for a hunt, taunts the defendants, and orders a mocked punishment making clear he will decide again later, reflecting a harsh, prejudiced era.
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Beto Ne Wah
Run Jedge Bone
Kentucky
Couch
Joe
Bob T
Zack
January Finnineott
Poets Welcomed by the Century in 1913 Verse
William Stanley Braithwaite reviews The Century in his forthcoming An Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1913. He notes high overall quality in six leading magazines and lists AB poems printed by The Century, seven best including Perugia by Amelia Josephine Burr from the November Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Stanley Braithwaite
Boston Evening Transcript
Crime confession costs Ray his young bride
Pinkerton officials report Marvin J. Ray of Atlanta, a new husband, confessed to passing a check stolen from a paymaster in early December. He was arrested Friday in Albany, Georgia, after fleeing from Columbus where he met Miss M Bartlett. Local bride allegedly filed for divorce, Ray to be returned to Atlanta soon. age around twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Tost
Marvin J. Ray
Atlanta
Albany
Forth National Bank
Pinkertons
Kay
Columbus
M. Bartlett
Ray
Spring Diary Fragments From A Builder's Home
A fragmented diary recounts spring scenes with animals and names. Monsell the cat returns with five kittens, and Annabelle hatches ducks while Mrs. Cunningham adores her seven grunty pies. Names like Tran noe, Tane Eyre, David Copperfield, Cleopatra, and Froufrou appear amid reflections on spring’s beauty and daily life.
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Monsell
Mowgil
Jane Hyde
Mowxil
Jifel
Annabelle
Wetherby
Cross
Mary
Nellie
Vessie
Cunninghams
Trannoe
Tane Eyre
David Copperfield
Camelenus
Cleopatra
Froufrou
Nisbeth Found Not Guilty in Murder Case
Macon Mo January 2 John W Leth of Hevier Mo was found not guilty of causing the death of Merle Kinkard a young stenographer formerly in his employ The state contends Drinkard who died last June came to her death from Paris
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Macon
John W Leth
Hevier
Merle Kinkard
Drinnkard
Paris
Rainbow Vision Inspires New Jersey Divine Portrait
Reve reads that a New Jersey divine recalls seeing a first rainbow and finds it a beacon of hope through sorrow. The poem traces how vibrant colors lift the heart, promising renewal after weathered days, guiding a woman from girlhood through trials toward faith and resilience.
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New Jersey
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Morgan ‘Company’s
Fori
States Steel Corporation
NAVY
Rep
Howard
Daniel
Bady
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Sik
Pictorial Review
Ias
M. H. Widing
Pictorial Review Company
Patthan
Iis
Congressional
Ujas Committee
Morgan & So
J.D. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Northern Pacific Railway
International Merccantile Marine Company
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Mr. Steele
Atchison, Lehigh Valley
Northern’ Pacific
Erie
Southern
Iilcago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Great Western
Alabama
Great Southern Mailroads
General Electric Company
International Mercantile Marine
Adams Xpress
Wm. H. LeDuc
GROVE
John P
King Manufacturing, Company
RED Man Brand
Earl & Wilson
Daniel Bros. CO
Peachtree Street
B.A Woolley
M. Viewon
DR. Hughes
North Bread
St. Auasta
Diary of
Anil
An Nor
Geo, T. KE
Ralph W. Br, Maudde
J. Kesner
RAS
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivyetree
Auto Ambulance
Roy Donehoo
Marietta St
Nisbeth
Eve and the Rainbow
Wylie Street
Randolph Street
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Waddell Street
Edgewood Avenue
Stewart Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Madison Ave
Madison Avenue
Hunter Street
John J. Woodside Real Estate
BELL
IVY
the Business Man's Department Store
Edgewood & Pryor
Samuel T. Freeman & Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Thomas Fitzgerald
Philadelphia Item
N. W. Corner
7Th and
Banstead Streets
S. 7Th ST
Ters
Hog & Go
Fae
Electric General Pressura
Morfeodul Hughes
Sueftine Wettic
Blvetcie Wislag
Pootfarm Seiten
Tove Caliietn
Lead Tyne
Grice Furniture
Skelvig
Wade
Gale
Harrington Fitzgerald
F. F. Brightly
S. Sth
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