Hill Attacks Currency Bill as Socialist Taint, Bankers denounce plan
James J. Hill, speaking at the American Bankers Association convention in Symphony Hall, denounces the Glass Owens currency bill as socialist favored with a central reserve board and foreign attack risk. He urges agricultural credits and criticizes central bank ideas while warning of economic ruin.
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James J. Hill
St. Paul
Northwest
Hill
American Bankers’ Association
Symphony Hall
United States
Central Reserve Board
Washington
George FE. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Oliver
Arthur Reynolds
Des Moines
W. A. Law
Philadelphia
America
Bankers’ Associations
Supreme Court
Wedding License Mixup Leads to State Police Probe
In Central Village Connecticut Town Clerk S L Adams issued a license to J J Kennedy of Appenaugh RI and Helen W Preston of Providence RI for Sept 16. The girl's mother alleges improper five days notice and says she was 16 at marriage. Governor Baldwin forwarded the case to state police. Kennedy may face arrest for alleged perjury. Extradition talks possible with Rhode Island Governor Pothier.
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Central Village
Conn
S. L. Adams
J. J. Kennedy
Appenaugh
R. I
Helen W. Preston
Providence
Baldwin
Kennedy
Bridgeman
Preston
Adams
Plainfield
Pothier
Rhode Island
First Symphony Opens Season with New Faces
The Symphony season opens this afternoon at 2 30 with a public rehearsal. Program includes Beethoven Seventh, Brahms Tragic Overture, Liszt Les Preludes, and The Flying Dutchman Overture. New players Alfred Holy harp Herman Sulzen first violin Bruno Jaenicke horn join the orchestra.
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Dr. Muck
Beethoven
Brahms
Liszt
Alfred Holy
Herman Sulzen
Bruno Jaenicke
Denounce and Defend Gov Sulzer Trial Advances
In Albany on October 9 fifty thousand words of legal argument were delivered by opposing counsel denouncing Governor William Sulzer and his accusers. The trial will continue with another day of testimony and the court will hold an executive session to determine guilt or innocence before adjournment planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe’s
Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Palm Garden
Storer Ware
R. W. Weeks
HE. N. Fenno, Jr
Henry J. Nichols
William TF. Edlefson
F. W. Bryant
Arthur Adams
R. H. Rand, Jr
W. F. Glidden
Robert O. Chesley
Old Colony Trust Company
Frank W. Bryant
Charles River
Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
High Court
Episcopalian Deputies Debate Marriage Law at Congress
Episcopal Church delegates urged Congress to approve a constitutional amendment defining what constitutes a valid marriage in the United States. The discussion centers on church doctrine influencing national marriage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ashton
Committee On Canons
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
Impeachment Trial Vote Expected This Weekend
May vote on eight impeachment articles in executive session with a two thirds majority required for conviction. Governor’s fate may include removal and future disqualification after the verdict. Defense and prosecution attorneys clashed over motives and financial disclosures from Sulzer’s campaign.
Somerville Police Reorganization Committee Formed
A seven member committee to reorganize the Somerville police department was appointed by the Board of Aldermen last night. The vote signals a shake-up in the police force, though Board President Dunklee said no individuals are targeted.
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New York
J. W. Ashton
Olean
N. Y
House of Bishops
Church of Rome
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Dunklee
Elegant Coat Styles Highlight 1920s Fashion Scene
A catalog of ladies coats features plain tailored dress and sport coats in wool, boucle, chinchilla and zibeline fabrics. It notes butterfly sleeves, generous collars, velvet trims, two tone velours, yoke backs and plaid backs with kimono sleeves and shaggy mixtures. Prices list around fifteen dollars.
For Younger Girls Coats Ideal for Little Miss 6 to 14
Tailored school and Sunday coats for girls age six to fourteen emphasize boyish cuts, deep pockets, and convertible collars. Models in zibe lines chinchillas and mixtures are shown with prices from 7.50 to 15 dollars and broader ranges up to 42.50 in navy Copenhagen rose tan brown and gray fabrics.
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Little Miss
Copenhagen
Evening Wraps for Misses Show Rich Drapery and Color
Youthful collection features wraps in pastel broadcloth with chiffon velvet collar and cuffs priced at 25 dollars. Fur trimmed tea-rose yellow wrap with draped collar 33.50 dollars. Jeanne Lanvin black panne velvet wrap 75 dollars. Pearl gray moire beer wrap with fur trim 65 dollars. Peacock blue panne velvet wrap lined with cherry Canton crepe 69.50 dollars.
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Jeanne Lanvin
Misses Coats Balance Sporty Styles in Budget Range
Preview of coats for girls features jaunty short coats and longer sport inspired looks. Balmacans and wool plush campus coats in bright colors and plaids offer fuzzy bear cloth chinchilla tweed options. Prices range from 10 to 55 dollars with some premium pieces priced higher.
Ladies Raincoats Priced From Five To Thirty Five Dollars
Misses raincoats listed from five dollars for black rubber slickers to thirty five dollars for stylish coated fabrics. Includes silk raincoats ten dollars tweeds and cashmeres priced eighteen fifty to thirty five dollars. Many coats imitate men s styles with welted seams pockets and balmacaan style sleeves. Filene three piece belt offered with many, adaptable wear options.
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Bankers’ Convention
Northwestern Railroad
Minnesota
Yale University
Richmond
Atlanta
Virginia
Venice
Department of Commerce
Central Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Women's Auxiliary
Carnegie Hall
The
Claridge
Hotel'Claridge
Broadway
Forty-Fourth Street
Edward H. Crandall
Gov. Sulzer
Louis Marshall
Alton B. Parker
Assembly
Sulzer
Parker
Louis A
Somerville Police
Boston
Mme
Wilhelmina W. Calvert
Filene
Filene’s
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