Jones 10 Be Confirmed According To Wilson
Washington July 13 Present Wilson denied conflict with the senate over nominations to the federal reserve board Paul Warburg and Thomas D Jones. He said the senate majority is in harmony with but one or two executions. Jones likely to be confirmed. Warburg record under review. Committee postponed until tomorrow to complete hearings and open session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Paul Warburg
Thomas D Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Senate Banking and Currency
Tomorow
Hitchceck
Committee
Tempironw
Hitchcock
Hollis
Paul M Warburg
New York
Poindexter
Interstate Commerce Commission
G Harding
Birmingham
Ala
Reserve Band
Mc Adeo
Harding
Wr Harding
S Hamlin
Ydolph
Aitiler
Jim
Student Killed in Duel at Marburg University
A university student in Marburg Germany died after a duel with a fellow student. The fatal wound was a severed jugular vein with uncertain outcome. The incident highlights dangerous dueling practices among students and the rarity of fatal results in such encounters.
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Marburg
Germany
Interlocking directorates probe hits rail trust talks
The interstate commerce commission cites 344 New Haven subsidiaries and interlocking boards with major rail and industry groups including Pennsylvania rel, New York Central, United States Steel, Standard Oil and Pullman. The report says such interlocks cannot be strongly condemned and may influence pending anti trust legislation. It notes immunity issues for witnesses and demands honesty in railroad management, urging action to end profane railroad fostering. It lists New Haven directors and comments by Mellen who calls the report politically motivated and defends acts taken under his control with two exceptions.
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Serveu Vany
New Haven
Pennsylvania
New York Central
United States Steel Corporation
Pullman Company
Capitol
Senate
Commission
Department of Justice
Stor
D B Brown
McChord
JP Morgan and Company
Brown
Morgan
New York
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Chires S
Mellen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rhames
William Rockefeller
Charles
Brooker
Angonia
Edwin Miner
Moosup
William Edwin Milner
Wiliam Skinner
Holyoke Wass
D_ Newton
Barney
Farmington
Tobert
Taft
Providence
Janes S Elton
Waterbury
James S. Hemingway
Eaton
Robertson
Frederick F Brewster
Henry K McHarge
Stamford
Alexander Cochrane
Moston
Mass
John L Ballard Meriden
Conn
George
Baker New York
Samuel ‘Ree
Philadelphia
Lawrence Winto
Boston
Groton
J Dey Warner
Bridgeport
Thomas DeVite Cuvier Philadelpht
Edward Mitchenn
Hartford
Theodore
Vail
Franas
Maxwell
Rockville
Sidney W Winslow
John Pratt
York
Stockbridge Mass
Charles S .Mellen
New‘ Haven
Road
Westchester
Boston Holding Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Weather forecast for city Tuesday heats to near 94
An area of low pressure over the lake region shifts winds to from the south and west. Tuesday will be very warm with morning temperatures around 80 plus, rising to about 94 during the day. Expect fair skies with few clouds, brisk winds in the afternoon, and very dry air making the heat feel more bearable.
Heiress to Millions Drowns in Pool at Delaware Estate
Philadelphia July 13 a two year old heiress to millions and niece of United States Senator Henry A DuPont of Delaware drowned today in a shallow pool on the estate near here of her uncle Pierre S DuPont. The child was the daughter of RR M Canpenter a banker of Wilmington Del
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Philadelphia
Nancy Carpenter
United States
Henry A DuPont
Delaware
Here
Pierre S DuPont
Rr, M Canpenter
Wilmington
Del
Society Condemned by Dr Cheston King at Alienist Meet
Chicago July 13. Dr J Cheston King of Atlanta warned that society bears responsibility for mental and moral decline. He argued temperance and vice push youth toward crime and urged social hygiene and public health aligned educational standards. He claimed the stronger race must protect the weaker and warned against miscegenation.
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Chicago
Paul Bowers
Indiana State
United States
Bowers
W . Lindsey
Topeka
Kans
Cheston King
Atlanta
Drini
Strike Favored by Fifty Five Thousand Rail Men
Rail unions on 98 western railroads vote to strike to back wage demands. Warren Stone and W Carter lead the engineers and firemen unions. Negotiations paused June 1 after long talks. railroads say the pay raise would cost over 43 million dollars annually. About 52,900 workers are involved with current annual wages near 87.75 million dollars.
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Hicago
Chicago
General Managers Committee
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotiv Engineers
W . Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Erdman
Elks Golden Jubilee Opens in Denver Gathering
Denver July 18 The Golden Jubilee of the Grand Lodge of Elks and the twenty first annual national reunion began with exercises at the Masonic Auditorium No opposition to the election of Raymond Benjamin associate attorney general of California to succeed Grand Exalted Ruler Edward Leach of New York. Sentiment favors Seaitia as the leading candidate to host the 1919 convention. Grand Esteemed Leading Knight Patrick Shields of Clarksburg W Vars seeks re election.
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Denver
Cole
Grand Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Arder
Mantel
Pal
Raymond Benjamin
California
Edward Leach
New York
Seaitia
Patrick
Shields
Clarksburg
Vars
Memphis and Pensacola railroad gets $14 million bond approval
Meridian Mississippi July 17 stockholders approve resolution authorizing the issuance of fourteen million dollars in first mortgage bonds to finance the completion of the Memphis to Pensacola railroad. Proceeds to be used to finish the line from Memphis to Pensacola.
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Meridian
Miss
Memphis and Pensacula Railroad
Memphis
Pensacola
Has a Cure For Pellagra
Parrie Nicholas of Laurel Mississippi extols Baughn Pellagra Remedy claiming dramatic weight gain from 60 to 80 pounds and urges sufferers to consult the remedy. She describes Pellagra symptoms and promotes a free book offer from American Compounding Co Jasper Alabama with a money back guarantee if no cure is achieved.
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Parrie Nicholas
Laurel
Miss Writes
Baughn
Alabama
Era Remedy
Pounding Co
Jasper
Ala
Jewelry and accessories price list with bead bags and cases
A historical price catalog item detailing bead bags in multiple colors and sizes from 25 cents to 12.50, card cases, novelty brooches and pins, solid gold rings and pins with assorted prices, and rhinestone items. It lists assorted jewelry pieces including pearl, jet, enamel, and rhinestone bandeaux and barrettes with varied price points.
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Saya Jones
Watson
Warburg
Exert
Central Bank
Candler
Mitchell&forsyth Sts
Beauty
Muse’s
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Oran
Algeria
Gauze
Foreign Legion
J. Cheston King
ELKS
Benjamin
Seattle
Co E
Paris
Sterling
Pearl
Bdenas
Cherie
Iir Hair
Ornan
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