Currency message ready and banking reform urged
President Wilson completed a currency message urging immediate revision of currency and banking laws. The measure reflects a common-economy coalition but signals differences among leading Democrats and Progressive Republicans about currency reform.
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MASD Meeting Wednesday at Colonial Theatre
Citizens gather for a mass meeting at 5 o'clock in the Colonial Theatre with J H Allen as chair. The committee urges storekeepers to close early so all may attend and asks business men to close crest or merI Mae Wednesday.
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Steamer Spalding Limped Into Port
A damaged OCR fragment describes the Steamer Spalding arriving at port with figures and unclear details. It mentions passengers or crew and a halt at a quay, but specifics are unreadable due to text corruption.
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New trouble breaks hopes for twenty out in coal fields
A fragmentary transcript from the Charleston protests cites five years of peace and a second strike in Paint Creek districts. The piece mentions mining committee findings, a new treaty drift, and growing tension as coal field workers face renewed unrest.
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