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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1907
Page
1
Cash Basis Resuming Sought by Chicago Financiers
Chicago financiers moved toward cash basis banking with a Clearing House association plan to survey bankers from Pittsburgh to the Pacific coast. A letter was mailed asking for opinions to gauge national sentiment, with some favoring the move and others warning the time may not yet be ripe.
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Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Association
New York
James B.forgan
First National Bank
Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
Call service hours and contact numbers
The note lists day and night call service with office hours from 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. It provides office phone 66 and residence phone 312 for contact or emergencies.
Fifteen or Nothing Becomes Cotton Hold Plan
In New Orleans the Farmers Union heads from cotton growing states pledged to keep cotton off the market until a minimum price of 15 cents a pound is secured. The conference, led by National Farmers Union President C. S. Barrett, plans follow up meetings urging growers to enact the recommendations and continue the holding movement.
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New Orleans
Farmers’ Union
C. S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Russia clears debt to Japan over war prisoners
London reports Russia has wiped out the remaining indemnity to Japan. The Russian embassy paid Japan a check for 24,302,200 dollars, settling the balance owed for maintenance of Russian prisoners captured in the war.
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London
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt and Bryan Meet in White House Conference
President Roosevelt and Hon. W. J. Bryan conferred for half an hour in Roosevelt's private White House office on a Saturday in Washington.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
White House
Editorial writer shoots theater manager in city office
Richard C. Horne, an editorial writer for the Kansas City Post, fatally injures manager O D Woodward and slightly wounds managing editor H J Groves in Woodward's private office near noon Saturday. The incident involves Willis Wood theater and the Post Publishing company in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Richard C. Horne
Kansas City Post
O. D. Woodward
Willis Wood
The
Post Publishing Company
H. J. Groves
Sargent Critically Ill With Brain Blood Clot
Frank P. Sargent commissioner general of immigration and naturalization is critically ill at his Washington home after returning from New York. Doctors diagnose a brain blood clot and he remains bed bound.
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Washington
Frank P. Sargent
Commissioner General of Immigration and Naturalization
New York
Roosevelt Urges Cabinet on Political Restraint
Lake Charles Louisiana November 23 J H Hoffman former cashier of Citi gens bank of Jennings Louisiana found guilty of accepting deposits after knowing the bank insolvency Bank suspended operations in 1904 Sentence deferred.
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Lake Charles
J. H. Hoffman
Citigens’ Bank
Jennings
Prominent Atlanta Investor Walker P Inmann Found Dead
Walker P Inmann a longtime Atlanta resident and notable Georgia figure was found dead in his bed. He was about seventy eight years old. The cause of death was not disclosed.
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Atlanta
Walker P. Inmann
Georgia
Inmann
Moeller Arrested Over Altona Wax Refiner Bankrupt Suspicion
Hamburg reports that J F C Moeller head of the Altona wax refinery firm Moeller suspended on November 1 was arrested on suspicion of bankruptcy by fraudulent practice. Authorities allege financial misconduct pending investigation.
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Hamburg
J. F. C. Moeller
Altona
Prac
Youth Slays Slayer of Sire in Party Killing
A youth killed a man identified as the father of a party official in a confrontation at a gathering. Police detained the suspect for questioning as investigators pursue motives and potential accomplices. The victim died at the scene with authorities ensuring safety at the venue.
Meeting by Chance Ends in Double Tragedy in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs on November 23, Wi Trammell, jailed for the 1905 Malvern road murder of Lee Oxford, is shot dead by Walter Oxford, the murdered man’s nineteen year old son. The fatal encounter followed a chance meeting at Rogers Bros saloon on Malvern avenue shortly after 2 pm. Trammell had just been released on bond after serving 506 days in jail for killing Lee Oxford.
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Hot Springs
Lee Oxford
Malvern Road
Wi Trammell
Walter Oxford
Rogers Bros
Malvern Avenue
Oxford
Trammell
Oklahoma seeks state share of $5,000,000 school fund
Guthrie November 23. A plan to request from Secretary of the Treasury George B. Cortelyou a portion of the $5 million federal school fund for Oklahoma was agreed upon in a conference among Governor Haskell Assistant Secretary Meyers Auditor Trapp Superintendent Cameron and Board of Agriculture Chair Connors. The money is in the U S Treasury and could be used to ease financial stringency and meet bank deposit requirements for temporary use in educational purposes.
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George B. Corteiyou
the Treasury
Oklahoma
Haskell
Meyers
Trapp
Cameron
Connors
Board of Agriculture
United States Treasury
Democrats to select site for 1932 national convention
At a Washington meeting on December 12 the Democratic national committee will pick the time and place for the next convention. Chairman Thomas Taggart presided as eighteen members attended with twelve representational proxies. Cities including Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Louisville St Louis Atlantic City Denver Long Branch and Cincinnati vie to host the event. Louisville and Chicago are expected to be represented at the session. Taggart is a candidate for re election as the Indiana member. A banquet was offered to committee members by Taggart.
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French Lick
Ind
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Thomas Taggart
Othr
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
Denver
Long Branch
N. J
Louisvilel
Chcago
Taggart
Indiana
Domestic worker abducts two boys over wages claim
St Louis dispatch reports Leona Meyers, a domestic in Albert Johnson's home, abducted the two Johnson boys. She left a note declaring she would keep the children until the wages she claimed were due her were paid.
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St. Louis
Albert Johnson
Leona Meyers
Johnson
Morning Races Open with 2000 Horses in New Orleans
New Orleans reports the winter racing season starts with over two thousand horses quartered in the city. The schedule spans 121 racing days excluding Sundays, with anticipated morning races daily at a new suburban track not affiliated with the American Turf Association, adding about seven hours of racing each day.
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New Orleans
American Turf Association
District Attorney Resigns in Louisiana
New Orleans reports the resignation of Judge W. W. Howe as United States district attorney for the Eastern district of Louisiana.
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New Orleans
W. W. Howe
United States
Eastern District of Louisiana
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Howell & Newton Grocers
Geo. A. Adams
Plate Glass
Joans
ROYCE
John M.lawrence & Co
Stevenson Machine and Repair
Oe Rowwg
N.jametta
Clearing House Association
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney's Drug Store
Bryan, Texas
President and Bryan
Nebraskan Center
Sargent
Roosevelt
Hoffman
Will Trammell
Farmer
Guthrie
Opera House
Claude Cunningham
Frederic Lillebridge
of. J. Jenkins
Bryan Steam Laundry
Wwe
Telmo
Telmo Sweet
Magnet
Holland Brand
Will S. Higgs
I. W. H. Cole
Brazos County
N. B. Cole
W. H. Cole
DR. J. F. Eaves
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