Currency measure faces renewed doubt in House banking panel
Washington July 27 Democrats clash over the pending currency bill as administration plans shift. Chairman Glad confers with President Wilson and keeps the bill in the committee by a proposed vote on essentials. Insurgents Ragsdale Bulkeles Magic Neeley remain doubtful, with leadership optimistic a workable majority will emerge within ten days.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
House
Kaian Glass
Democrats
Democratic House Caucus
Glad
Willon
Ragsdale
Othe Frenry-Rangsale
Bulkeles
Ohio
Magic
Texas
Neeley
Kansas
Gla
Amie
Wermeneuf
Moremer U
Banking and Currency Committee
Centiais
Round Trip Fares for Cincinnati Service Ads
Tickets go on sale July 26 27 and 28 with a limited return by August 5 and extension possible until August 20 Two daily through trains offered by Southern Railway Round trip fares range from 13.00 to 15.00 for Cincinnati Ohio travel.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Southern Railway
Man Who Succeeds Mellen Becomes New Haven Chief
Howard Fillott, president of the Northern Pacific, succeeds Charles Mellen as head of the New Haven. Elliott has earned about 75,000 a year as Northern Pacific president, up from 50,900 a year a year and a half ago. He declined a Missouri Pacific offer of 110,000 a year. Though not a native of New England, he was raised in Cambridge and spends most summers there, with many close New England friends.
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Howard Fillott
The
Northern Pacific
Charles Mellen
New Haven
Elliott
Missouri Pacific
East
New England
Cambridge
Death pact ends in hotel room tragedy in Rostan
Rose Fivanson aged 20 of Hartford Conn was found dead in a Rostan hotel room after a note from a man named G W Man Shelburnsville Ind urged no blame and hinted at a shared death plan. Police seek an unknown man registered with the girl and later inquired about a doctor as groans were heard.
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Rostan
Ot Rose Fivanson
Hartford
Conn
Offic
Attack on Episcopal Church Framed by Trial Eve
Richmond dispatch reports Rev. Charles Steele Davidson of Charlottesville attacked the Episcopal church on the eve of a court convening in Roanoke to hear charges against him. He burned vestments and a prayer book in front of a Negro mammy at Monticello, Jefferson’s tomb gates. Chancellor Thomas H. Willcox disclosed the attack as timed, with Davidson planning meetings backed by a mixed denominal group, including Salvation Army, in Charlottesville.
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Richmond
Charles Steele Davidson
Charlottesville
Episcopal Church
Monticelli
Jefferson
Thomas H. Willcox
Virginia
Norfolk
Charles Davidson
Roanoke
Randolph
Willcox
Davidson
Episcopal Church of Virginia
Perjury arrest shocks Lynn trial in Dublin Georgia
Raymond Blash, a key prosecution witness in the Lynn murder case, was arrested in Dublin on perjury charges. His alleged false testimony about Lynn entering the back door before the shooting could trigger a new trial and possible appeals up to the U S Supreme Court as attorneys push to reopen the case while Blash faces trial.
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Dublin
Lynn
Bacgy
Tnoi
Honess Blash
S P, New
George B. Davis
Blagh
Supreme Court of the United States
Whistles Will Blow To Scale Back Copper Strike Action
Calumet Mich July 27 whist les will blow and call back to mines workers willing to return tomorrow if operators heed state military control. Conference with company reps Sheriff Crane and General Abbey urged resumption. militia guarding mines, unions protest troops. Waddell of Guggenheim to oversee interests. decision on hiring non union workers unclear.
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Calumet
Mich
Daniel Crane
P. L. Abbey
Michigan
Houghton Company
Seasion
Laurium
Ferris
Lansing
C. E. MeKendy
Western Federation of Minners
Kramer
T Aurium
Guy R. Miler
Colorado
Federation
Mnlerplexd
Ferrison
James A. Waddell
New York
Guggenheim
Utah
Tennessee women move on Washington
Mia John chairs Tennessee Faust Suffrage Association delegation leaving Nashville for Hyattsville to join suffragists from other states for a march on Washington.
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Tennessee
Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Mia
John
Tennessee Faust Suffrage Association
Hyattsville
Women Pilgrimage Delegations Move for Vote Rights
A Tennessee led procession plans to join a broader Pilgrimage advocating constitutional amendment granting women suffrage. Delegations from Memphis and other states discuss transportation methods including auto travel and walking as part of the march.
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Bers
Senate
United States
Memphis
Tennessee
Turney
Weather to Be Fair During Present Week
Washington July 37 Escent for local thunderstorms generally fair weather predicted for the coming week by the weather bureau no unusually high temperatures expected A moderate low mood extends from the lower Missouri valley to Lake Superior and will move eastward with local thunderstorms early in the week from the Ohio valley to the lower lake region showers then rise in pressure for the remainder of the week Central and western U S expect fair weather with local thunderstorms likely early in the week over the central and southern Rocky mountains A cool northwest wave will spread eastward and southeastward in modified form
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Washington
Escent
Weather Bureau
Missouri Valley
Lake Superior
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Diver Oscar Stuber Drowns After 100 Foot Plunge
In St Louis on July 27 thousands watched professional diver Oscar F. E. Stuber leap from the unfinished free bridge center span into the Mississippi River. He vanished after plunging about 100 feet, dying in the attempt on a $75 wager. Stuber had previously dived from the Eads Bridge and reportedly struck the water hard enough to render him unconscious.
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St. Louis
Oscar FE. Stuber
Stuber
Governor comments on North Carolina rail rate dispute
Governor Crats voiced uncertainty about a Norfolk dispatch and Old Point Comfort conference between railroads and the corporation commission. He promised to review any settlement proposed by Commissioner Travis, emphasizing state-wide stakes, public sentiment, and potential legislative action to correct freight rate discrimination.
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Tuly
Norfolk
North’ Carolina Corporation Commission
North Carolina
27 Persons Injured When Cars Overturn
Boulder Colorado July 27 Twenty seven persons were injured some seriously in a wreck on Switzerland Trail near here today when four cars loaded with tourists overturned. The Rio Grande Boulder and Western railroad line was involved. Among the probably fatally injured were Mrs Marthe Chalfont and Miss Blanthe Chalfont. Shinneston West Virginia Mrs John Henson and Laura F. Son of Chicago all suffered internal injuries from breaking glass.
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Calo
Switzerland Trail
Rio Grande
Rairoad
Marthe Chalfont
Blanthe Chalfont
Shinneston
W. Va
John Henson
Laura Yf
Chicara
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