Armour rescues the pit as grain trade steadies in turmoil
Armour & Co led a decisive intervention at the Chicago Board of Trade to avert a panic in the wheat market during a wartime trading day. President George E. Marcy coordinated large open trades totaling millions of bushels to stabilize prices and prevent bankruptcies, while demanding margins of up to $650,000 from a single firm.
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American Diplomats Abroad Instructed To Aid Citizens
Washington cabled all American ambassadors and ministers abroad to report promptly any murder injury or distress of fellow citizens amid European war developments. Ambassadors Page Gerrard Herrick Willard Mayre and others are to remain or move as advised. The War Department will rely on military attaches on the ground and refrain from sending new observers for now.
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War Department
Ito
Russia England steamer service halted amid protests
Steamship communication between St. Petersburg and England has been stopped. Patriotic demonstrations continued for several days and nights in front of the admiralty and beside the statue of Peter the Great.
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Admiralty
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Mother and child return after January disappearance
Mrs Edith Scott and her two year old daughter Evelyn Bun returned to 15 Knight street Readville last night. Edith had been working in Manchester New Hampshire and did not know her parents Mr and Mrs John Abraham were seeking her until reading newspaper notices two days ago.
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Nation Assured of Financial Backing as War Deals Reach
President Wilson moved to hasten Federal Reserve Board action and authorize a $500 million emergency currency reserve. Senate amended currency law to loosen collateral rules for national banks. Paul Warburg agreed to appear before the banking committee while Edwin A. Potter was favored for the other Fed seat. Senate and White House voiced strong confidence in America's ability to meet any crisis with gold reserves and emergency funds.
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New York
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Curate John W. F. Power Dies in Rutland
The Rev. John W. F. Power aged 32 native of Boston and curate at the Portland Cathedral Maine died of tuberculosis this afternoon. He was a brother of James Power the B A A runner.
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New Officers of Surgeons Conclude Elections
London July 31 The Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America elected officers including President Dr Charles H Mayo of Rochester Minn first vice president Dr H A Bruce Toronto second vice president Dr Robert L Dickinson Brooklyn secretary Dr Franklin H Martin Chicago treasurer Dr Allen B Kanavel Chicago and general manager A D Ballou Chicago.
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Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
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Rochester
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H. A. Bruce
Toronto
Robert L. Dickinson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Franklin H. Martin
Chicago
Allen B. Kanavel
A. D. Ballou
Senate Pushes Emergency Currency Bill Under Aldrich Act
The Senate banking committee reports favorably a bill removing certain emergency currency restrictions for national banks under the Aldrich Vreeland act and the full Senate quickly passes it.
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Roumania Orders Officers to Colors
The Roumanian legation in Paris reports that Roumania has ordered all officers in the active army to colors as of today July 31.
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Deaths and Funerals in Greater Boston Area
Funeral notices list numerous deaths across Chelsea, Newton Centre, Marblehead, Melrose, East Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, South Boston, Arlington, Reading, Quincy Point, Watertown, Somerville, Charlestown, Cambridge, Mattapan, Revere, Brookline, Brighton and more with dates July 30 to Aug 3 1929. Included are names such as Ethan Allen Mary Brazzell Nellie Crowley Katharine Axtman and John Varley with service details and burial plans.
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Marine Hospital
Ethan Allen
Methodist Church
Rockport
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Crowley
Boston
Nellise
Nora
Michael J. Crowley
West Fourth St
SS. Peter and Paul's
New Calvary
Curtin
Arlington
Edward J. Curtin
St. Agnes’ Church
Dannahy
Long Island Hospital
Timothy J
William and Johanna Dannahy
James W. Dolan
Field's Corner
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Dodwell
Thomas Dodwell
Chester Ave
Dowd
Margaret
Martin Dowd
James Reardon
Webster St
Church of the Assumption
Falkenberg
Julius Falkenberg
Massachusetts Crematory
Forest Hills
New York
Providence
R. I
Fogg
Everett
Betsy H
Willis P. Fogg
Valley Cemetery
Manchester
N. H
Garrity
Annie
Charles S. Garrity
Anderson
Harrington
Washburn St
St. Monica’s Church
Willow Morrow
Presbyterian Chapel
Brookline
M'Laughlin
Somerville
Katheryn M
John A
Catherine McLaughlin
Vass
Electric Ave
West Somerville
Packard Ave
St. Clement’s Church
Harvard St
Father Keyes
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Charlestown
Clifford K
Roseana Morrison
Hanley
Auburn St
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Mullin
Cambridge
John Stevens
Malachi
Bridget Mullin
Cole
Lee St
St. Mary's of the Annunciation
Cambridge Elks
Nelson
Mattapan
Ella Farnham Nelson
Samuel M. Burroughs
Dorchester St
O’hearn
Patrick J
Hannah O’hearn
Hogan
W. Third St
St. Vincent's Church
Pezzetti
Giuseppa M
Innocent Pozzetti
Butler Ave
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Putnam
Revere
Charles A. Putnam
Central Ave
Rooney
Ellen E. Rooney
Davis Ave
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Sarah
Kinsella
Joseph P. Sullivan
Mary
Michael Kinsella
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St. Leo’s
Esmond St
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Roxbury
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Four Die As Car Hits Train At Renfrew Crossing
Four persons were killed when the automobile they rode in was struck by a Bessemer Lake Erie passenger train at a Renfrew crossing near Butler Pennsylvania.
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