Wilson Urgency Pushes Currency Bill Ahead in Senate
Washington Oct 7 The Wilson administration pressed to write a currency bill into law before December amid White House conferences and a Senate Banking and Currency Committee stalemate. Democratic leaders debated making the measure a party matter, potentially moving it from the full committee to the Democratic caucus or to the party rank and file for action. Critics including Charles Fowler urged a pure bank note system with individual banks issuing notes and a two percent government note retirement plan backed by a tax fund and gold reserves.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Ollie James
Kentucky
White House
Kel
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
House
Kern
Owen
Reed
Hitchcock
O'Gorman
Charles N. Fowler
Mensure
Congress
Roosevelt
Fowler
Statement on Sulzer impeachment aide and witness conflict
A witness recounts preparing a statement for Governor Sulzer and signing it with Sulzer’s approval. He cites Matthew T. Horgan helping assemble the document, while asserting Sulzer had no involvement in drafting. The testimony covers who assisted and Sulzer’s alleged role.
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Secretary of State
Sulzer
Mgr
Horgan
Hinmin
Matthew T. Horgan
New York
Frawley Investigation Committee
William Sulzer
Sarecky
Suluer
Eign
Bray
Young Hermann Oelrichs Jr. Charged in Stabbing Case
Sophomore at Columbia University, member of the promin ent Oelrichs family, faces a charge of fel onious assault after purported stabbing of Mira Cleton during an automobile ride. Friends doubt the accusation, suggesting flying glass caused injuries.
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Hermann Oelrichs, Jr
Young Hermann Oelrichs, Jr
Columbia University
New York
Mira
Fe Sincleton
Young Oelrichs
Jim” Fair
Nevada
John W. Mackay
James Flood
San Francisco
O’brien
Mackay and Fair Famiilies
New York Society
Floods
Reading and signing a hurried campaign statement
A witness questions the completeness of a campaign disclosure. He admits not fully reading the document and says he signed it briefly. He explains missing funds were diverted to settle a suit out west and unable to recall Sulzer’s location or prior consultation.
Negroes in Shooting Scrap Arrested After Street Fight
Larmain Ingram known as Pork Chops and Thade Martin met on the street and fought. Martin fired three shots after grabbing a tin. Police intervened and locked both men up. Martin says he did not fire.
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Larmain Ingram
Pork Chops
Thade Martin
Martin
Ingram
Druggist Wanted in Leadville Nabbed in Cheyenne
Frank W. Murphy of Leadville Colorado former drug store manager was arrested in Cheyenne by Police Chief McClement at Leadville authorities request on a charge of criminal assault against a girl employee. He was free on bail of 1000 dollars since June. Leadville officials sent an officer to Cheyenne to secure Murphy’s transfer. two are to depart for Virginia.
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Frank W. Murphy
Leadville
Colorado
Taylor Drug
Cheyenne
McClement
Stahengus
Murphy
FRAUS COMBINE EIGHT SUFFRAGE AND PROHIBITION
St Louis report reveals a national German American women s society formed to oppose the suffrage and prohibition movements. Mrs E J Dornhoefer of New York City says twenty two chapters exist as the ladies auxiliary of the German American alliance and aims to expand to major cities. She asserts women should take part in politics and proposes husbands vote for them, while opposing prohibition as an encroachment on personal liberty.
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ST. Louis
Woman's Society
United States
Dornhoefer
Stolen Mail Totals $13,000 in Eight Days in West
Post office inspectors report $13,000 stolen from registered mail pouches in eight days across Washington and Montana. A Havre sack on a depot platform yielded $1,000, another theft between Seattle and Wilbur produced $10,000, and near Great Falls another $2,000 was taken.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Montana
Post Office
Havre
Mont
Seattle
Wilbur
Great Falls
Coal Leaver Becomes German Count in Sioux City
Henry von Hagerdorn of Sioux City a Chicago, St. Paul and Omaha railroad fireman learned by cable last night that Count Heinrich von Hagerdorn of Strauyburg Germany has died. The fortune totals $50,000 and makes Hag erdorn 24 years old a German count.
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Bioux City
Iowa
Henry von Hagerdorn
Sioux City
Chicago, St. Paul & Omaha
Germany
Heinrich von Hagerdorn
Strauyburg
Hagerdorn
Pioneer J Wesley Browning Dies in Ogden
J Wesley Browning longtime Ogden leader and one of Brigham Young's pioneers died overnight after a stroke suffered alone in his apartments. Found by his son this afternoon, Browning aged 82, was among the early drivers bringing Young's family across the plains.
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Ogden
Utah
J. Wesley Browning
Brigham Young
Uct
Feast Day Bear vs Spearman Fight in Seventeenth Century Russia
A seventeenth century tale from Cri de Parts describes a brutal feast day spectacle in which a bear battles a fir spearman for the czar of Russia. The outcome often proved fatal for the spearman, but a victorious warrior was rewarded with access to the royal vellara to drink freely.
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Russia
Not Enough Practice
A quirky dialogue in which a young diplomat chides a font for failing to say thank you while inspecting a box of chocolates. The Philadelphia Lodger narration adds a humorous, gossipy tone to the scene.
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Philadelphia
Grim turn in Nopop and Cutop friendship over insult
Exchange reports a rift between Nopop and Cutop after one calls the other an intolerable core. Barrett notes Nopop has become a father recently while Cutop underwent a surgical operation. The Buffalo Express columns hint at money and domestic matters in a playful, satirical tone.
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Grim
Nopop
Cutop
Barrett
Cutup
Legal Note About Strong Case From Bix My Lawyer
The Hoston Transcript cites a lawyer stating a case appears strong and may endure for years, reflecting cautious optimism in legal forecasts.
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Bix
Hoston
Patience-Se Wil Good at Guessing Games?
A cryptic note about guessing and love appears, mentioning Poor Guenser and Patrice with unclear context. The fragment hints at emotional manipulation or a social riddle, but no concrete events, dates, or sources are identifiable.
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Guenser
Patrice
Yonkomm
Woman recounts meeting French count in Paris and lost purse
Chicago girl Alice Wilking arrived in New York and said a French count in Paris befriended her but swindled her by distracting her with a Kaiser Wilhelm tale. She described losing her bundles and steamship tickets when a polite general helped her, leading to a loss of valuables. The report also notes Franco Petroleum distilling work in Casper and progress on Midwest Oil refinery commissions.
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New York
Alice Wilking
Chicago
Nner
Fiederith Wilhelm
Paris
Ion
Franco Company
EGI
Asoline
Casper
Franco Petroleum
Sturday
Nie
Blackmer
Midwest
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