McAdoo says emergency currency possible for crop movement
Secretary McAdoo explained his earlier statement about 500 million dollars in emergency currency was in response to bankers inquiries. He stressed the note was not tied to Wall Street and noted bankers asked for reassurance under the Aldrich-Vreeland act to ease crop movement stringency.
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McAdoo
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King Alfonso asks premier to stay in office and form cabinet
Madrid June 12 King Alfonso has requested Count Alvaro de Romanones to remain as premier and to form a new cabinet, signaling continuity in Spain's government during a period of political transition. The move aims to stabilize policy and maintain parliamentary support for upcoming reforms.
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Alfonso
Alvaro de Romanones
Illinois Women Plan a Jubilee
Springfield June 12 President Wilson former Presidents Taft and Roosevelt and governors of states with equal suffrage have been invited to attend a women's jubilee here Friday night celebrating Illinois granting limited suffrage. The measure lets women vote for presidential electors mayors and aldermen and on public questions but not for Governor or state offices. Separate ballot boxes and election machinery readjustments will be needed.
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Taft
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Illinois
Harvard students seek donor to endow sports course
Harvard students began a drive to raise seventy five thousand dollars from a wealthy alumnus to endow a course for teaching baseball and football at Harvard. The effort follows a proposal by William F. Garcelon, graduate treasurer of athletics in Cambridge.
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William F. Garcelon
Cambridge
Harvard alumni back plan to teach outdoor games at schools
Alumni propose raising 50 000 to 75 000 to fund a course offering instruction and lectures in football and baseball, plus practical lessons in dieting and team unity. The goal is to train graduates to coach at high and preparatory schools nationwide, boosting future salaries. Possible bids include Percy D. Haughton for athletics chair and Pooch Donovan for dieting duties.
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Secretary of War to Visit Malden This Month
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garri son plans a Malden visit with Mayor Charles Schumaker to discuss disposition of the federal nitro station shut down a year ago. Local efforts led by Congressman Ernest W. Roberts push to convert the nitre plot into a children’s playground and bathing beach along the Malden river.
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Charles Schumaker
Malden
Ernest W. Roberts
Potatoes May Go to Charity in Minneapolis
One hundred thousand bushels of potatoes said to be spoiling on the tracks in Minneapolis may be turned over to charitable institutions. A local produce company has formed a committee to consult railroad officials about donating the potatoes if freight charges are canceled. The glut is blamed on congestion of old crop potatoes and new arrivals from the South. Prices for old potatoes fell all day with few buyers.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Produce Company
Escape boy from Industrial School caught after five days
Edward Merrick, 11, of 27 Amherst Street, vanished from the State Industrial School after following a ball over the center-field fence. Police say he admitted stealing $17 from Peel Bros. last night and then revealed his escape. Officials learned of the escape by phone today.
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