Wyoming Hereford Ranch Visitors Hear Cattle Praise
Fifteen directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States toured Cheyenne visiting the Hereford ranch of Henry Altman and Daniel McAlvan. They praised the cattle and Wyoming grain and alfalfa fields at Archer farm, then attended a luncheon at the Plains hotel where national chamber president Harry Wheeler spoke of western growth and the need for nationwide business cooperation.
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Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America
Cheyenne
He. Eisraat
Plaine
P Doen
Union Pacific
Hereford
Henry Altman
Daniel weAlvan
Mr. Altman
United States
Wyoming
Archer
State Experimental Farm
Edward H. Watson
Jenkin Jones
Archer Farm
Plains Hotel
A. D. Kelley
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
National Chamber of Commerce
Union Trust Company of Chicago
Wheeler
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
R. G. Rhett
Association
Charleston
S. C
S. S. Pearlstine
Industrial Club
R. Q. Grant
Weather Bureau
Rhett
Chamber of Commerce
United States of America
Hou
West
Ennginer & Empire
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce of the
Washington
Argwmenta
Ite
Prines
Desperate Balkan Fronts Amid War Collapsing Serbian Defense
Reports from Sofia confirm a large Bulgarian force near Vrania threatening a Serbian retreat. Belgrade says Serbian casualties and poor communications. wartime press bans and bi daily reports limit updates. Diplomats meet in London but focus remains on Albania boundaries while Romania and Turkey prepare for further involvement.
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London
Sofia
Vrania
Belgrade
Confernee
Inondon
Albania
Roumania
Lauterbach Testifies In Moran-Lamar Lobby Inquiry
Edward Lauterbach, Lamar’s associate, pleads he was an innocent victim in high level negotiations tied to Morgan steel interests and congressional leaders. He says the scene was a roaring farce for others while he faced a deep tragedy as testimonies and dates remain unclear.
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Lauterbach
Washington
Wall Street
Senate
David Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
Lamar
Morgan
Steel
New York
Congress
Steel, Trust
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Clark
Stone
Morgan Steel
Hoe
Reed
Morgan and Steel Trust
Ledyard
Senator Stone
Overman
Riordan
Fema
Jerbach
Hhis
J. Gargent Cram
Breele
Lawar
Lewie Cass Ledyard
Leuterbach
Curtis Will Leave Treasury Department
James F. Curtis assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of the customs service plans to resign within three weeks. He will retire leaving a successor to be chosen by Secretary McAdoo.
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Washington, D. C
James F. Curtis
of the Treasury
Customs Service
Bia
Curtis
Dow
McAdoo
Wilson Extends His Vacation at Cornish
In Cornish New Hampshire President Wilson enjoys a relaxed summer scene with woodfires and cool air. He extended his stay beyond Friday with no fixed return date, likely to be a few days more, guided by Secretary Tumulty.
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Wilson
Cornish
N. H
White House
Surroun
Tumulty
Bank collapses. Pittsburgh era bank and affiliates fail
The First Second National Bank of Pittsburgh and the First National Bank of McKeesport, plus the American Water Works and Guarantee Co. and the Kuhn banking house, were placed in receivership after the Pittsburgh bank could not meet reserve requirements. J. & Kuhn and W. S. Kuhn held top roles across the banks and the American Water Works company.
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Pittsburgh
First Second National of
First National Bank of
McKeesport
Aniabneting City
American Water Works and Guarantee Company
Banking House
J.8
Kuhn
Pennsylvania
W. 8. Kuhn
First Second National Bank
Vce
McKeesport Bank
J. & Kuhn
Meheesport Bank
American Water Works and Guaration Company
Theuhnas’ Banking House
Pangs Eee Wade
Federal Court
Kane
Pittsburgh Clearing House Committee
National Bank
Forty Seven Senators Back Underwood Tariff Push
Forty seven Democratic senators pledged support in a caucus for the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill with a plan to keep it a party measure. Some absented, others stated they would not commit to an absolute pledge, while Newlands opposed binding the caucus. The vote set a slender Democratic edge and outlined proposed amendments on wool and sugar with a delay to free wool and sugar provisions.
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Washington
Ransdell
Thornton
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Culbergon
Texas
Newlands
Nevada
Benators Bhafroth
Colorado
Ranedell
Finance Committee
Simmons
Shafroth
Skefroth
Yyet
Culberson
Shimmons
Senate
Hokesmith
Kern Wode
Congress
Marty
Pero
Iianece
Celebration mix up honors Pine Bluffs for Hebert event
The LedActer erred Sunday morning by crediting Pine Bluffs for the Hebert celebration. Eliert residents organized a memorable day with broad participation and praise from attendees. Pine Gloffs will host the harvest festival next, but the big Hebert day deserves rightful credit.
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LedActer
Hebert
Pine Bluffs
Egbert
Eliert
Hahert
Currency Bill Faces House Banking and Currency Debate
At a Washington committee meeting, Democratic members in the House Banking and Currency Committee discussed amendments to the administration currency bill. Chairman Glass said the bill was a compromise and open to improvements. Members pledged to present amendments and consider caucus action before next steps.
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Washington, Sy
House Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Gloes
Hayle
Texas
House
Ams
Bulkley
Ohio
Neeley
Kansas
Chicago Women Build Political Machine Formed
The newly enfranchised Women's Party of Cook County appoints a chairman for each ward to organize politics and educate women voters. They plan public comfort stations in the business district as an early goal.
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Chicago
Cook County
Politics Machine
Charlotta Rhedus
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