Wilson Withdraws Jones Nomination
President Wilson released correspondence showing Thomas D Jones asking to withdraw his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board amid a protracted dispute with the Senate Banking Committee and Warburgs pending nomination. Wilson replied with sympathy and urged restraint while urging national reform and unity.
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Paul M. Warburg
Reserve Board
Mr. Warburg
Banking Committee
O’gorman
Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Thomas D. Jones
Mr. Jones
Guards' Outburst for Redmond Stirs Home Rule Debate
London July 23 a dramatic display by the Royal Irish Guards as John Redmond and John Dillon walked past Wellington Barracks stoking cheers of Home Rule. About 700 guardsmen cheered Home Rule forever and waved from windows while officers remained Unionist. The incident shocks Unionists and unsettles Liberals.
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London
Wellington Barracks
Royal Irish Guards
John Redmond
John Dillon
Buckingham Palace
House of Commons
Guards
Redmond
Dillon
John
Irish Guards
Lord Roberts
House of Lords
Hopeful Signs on Ulster Home Rule Conference
Ulster home rule talks proceed in Parliament with Unionists open to excluding Tyrone from the four Orange counties. Liberals push for a compromise as conference leaders and peers meet, while fears of a provisional government and civil conflict loom.
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Ulster
Lord Courtney
House of Commons
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Selborne
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Halsbury
Earl Curzon of Kedleston
Duke of Devonshire
Asquith Down
Candidates File Papers For House And Senate Races
Two former senatorial hopefuls filed nomination papers for the House with the Board of Election Commissioners. John A. Anderson seeks the Senate in the eighth district Wards 20 and 21. George H. McDermott, twice Democratic Senate candidate in the fifth district Wards 10 11 and 25, targets Ward 26. William L. Murray, a Carman’s Union leader, seeks Democratic Governor’s Council in the second district. Dr James F. Hanley filed for the Senate in Wards 18 19 and 22. William Jacobs filed for the House in Ward 22.
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John A. Anderson
Senate
George H. McDermott
McDermott
William L. Murray
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Governor’s Council
James F. Hanley
William Jacobs
Senator Burton Questions Political Genius in Post Magazine
Senator Burton of Ohio critiques national leadership in a preview of next Sunday's Post Magazine, challenging the idea of a singular political genius shaping the nation. The piece signals debate on governance and the role of standout leaders in American politics.
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Senator Burton
Ohio
Next Sunday
Post
Wider and longer platforms at Park St subway station
Plans by the Boston Transit Commission call for enlarging Park Street station to ease rush hour congestion. Platforms will be widened and lengthened, tracks straightened, southerly entrances rearranged, and a future southward extension planned. The project aims to complete by year end with a four-track subway extending to Carver Street.
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Park Street
Boston Transit Commission
Boylston Street
Public Garden
Beacon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Transit Commission
Charles Street
Swain
Labor Day
Carver Street
Park Street Terminal
Autos Collide on Beacon Street Injures Three Men
Rain yesterday afternoon caused a head-on collision on Beacon street near Beaconsfield Hotel in Brookline. One car was totally wrecked and three men were thrown from the vehicles but sustained no serious injuries.
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Beacon Street
Brookline
Beaconsfield Hotel
City Plans Paying Gaston 415000 for Avery Street Widening
Colonel William A Gaston will receive 415000 in a few days after the street commissioners awarded him the compensation for property taken for the Avery street widening project. Acting Mayor Donovan signed the draft yesterday.
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William A. Gaston
Avery Street
Donovan
Gaston
Callahan by Ethel Watts Mumford to appear in Post Magazine
Ethel Watts Mumford contributes a dramatic story titled Callahan to the Post Magazine for next Sunday’s issue, adding to the publication’s featured fiction lineup.
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Ethel Watts Mumford
Callahan
Post
Hunger Striker Rebecca Hidel Sohn Taken to Hospital
Rebecca Hidel Sohn, the anarchist hunger striker, was moved to a Blackwell's Island workhouse hospital after three days of fasting. Doctors warned a break could come suddenly and she is to be force-fed on a mechanical bed. Berkman allegedly sought to send his own doctor, but officials declined.
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New York
Rebecca Hidelsohn
Blackwell’s Island
Becky
Lewis
Berkman
Island Likely to Collapse in New Hebrides
Acca Island in the New Hebrides group faces imminent collapse from ongoing earthquakes. Fatalities have occurred, and if the island’s steaming volcano erupts, the 6000 residents are in grave danger.
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Sydney
Wly
Acca
New Hebrides
Pranks of Pierrot Draws Jennett to Norman E
Comedy entertainer Pierrot and Norman E Jennett will bring laughter to thousands of homes next Sunday in a drawn to Norman E Jennett event. Local audience anticipation rises as plans unfold for a televised or radio broadcast featuring the popular routines and lighthearted sketches aimed at broad family viewing.
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Pierrot
Norman E. Jennett
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