Wilson presses Democrats on hurry up currency bill
Washington Oct 7 administration aims to write currency reform into law before December. White House conferences signal leadership moves to push the bill, with Democrats urged to take ownership and consider options from party caucus to full committee. Critics like Charles N Fowler urge pure bank note currency and reserve safeguards.
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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
Reed
Hitchcock
O'Gorman
Charles N. Fowler
House
Mensure
Congress
Roosevelt
Fowler
SULZER IMPEACHMENT DOCUMENTS REVEAL COMMITTEE WORK
Testimony shows secretary Sarecky describing the process of preparing a statement for state officials. He credits Matthew T. Horgan with assistance and says William Sulzer had no direct role in drafting the full document.
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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 Oelrichs Charged In Alleged Stabbing Case
Sophomore Hermann Oelrichs Jr of Columbia University, linked to New York society through the Fair and Mackay families, is charged with felonious assault for stabbing Mira Singleton during an automobile ride. Friends doubt the charge, suggesting a glass-cutting accident caused the wound.
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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
Questioning of Sulzer aide reveals omitted funds details
Testimony notes the aide signed a statement briefly and evasively, admitting lacking records for missing funds and using deposits to settle a westward suit against Mr. Sulzer without consulting him. He cannot recall Sulzer's location or prior discussions, and admits using keys for non campaign purposes.
Negroes Arrested After Street Scrap In Hardin
Larmain Ingram known as Pork Chops and Thade Martin clashed on a street. Martin fired three shots after grabbing a tin. Police intervened and jailed both men. Martin says he did not shoot at Ingram.
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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 formerly manager of the Taylor drug store was arrested in Cheyenne by Police Chief McClement at Leadville authorities request for criminal assault on a girl clerk he formerly employed. He had been out on bail of 1000 dollars since June. Leadville officials sent an officer to Cheyenne to secure Murphy and plan to transport him to Virginia for further proceedings.
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Frank W. Murphy
Leadville
Colorado
Taylor Drug
Cheyenne
McClement
Stahengus
Murphy
Fraus Combine Eght Suffrage and Prohibition Fraus
St Louis reports reveal a national German American women’s society formed to oppose suffrage and prohibition. Twenty two chapters exist as the ladies auxiliary of the German American alliance. Organizer Mrs E J Dornhoefer aims to expand to large cities nationwide. She says women should take part in politics and that husbands can vote for them. The group opposes prohibition as an infringement on personal liberty.
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ST. Louis
Woman's Society
United States
Dornhoefer
Stolen Mail Totals 813,009 In Eight Days Across West
Post office inspectors report $13,000 stolen from registered mail pouches in eight days across Washington and Montana. A $1,000 haul occurred at Havre Montana after a sack was slit on a depot platform. Between Seattle and Wilbur Washington $10,000 in mall currency was stolen. Another $2,000 was taken near Great Falls Montana.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Montana
Post Office
Havre
Mont
Seattle
Wilbur
Great Falls
Coal Heaver Learns He Is German Count
Henry von Hagerdorn of Sioux City a fireman on the Chicago Saint Paul and Omaha railroad received a cablegram from Germany declaring that by the death of Count Heinrich von Hagerdorn of Strasbourg he inherits a fortune of 50000 dollars Hag erdorn is 24 years old and formerly worked as a coal heaver in Bioux City Iowa
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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 After Stroke in Ogden
J Wesley Browning longtime Ogden resident and early pioneer who drove Brigham Young's family across the plains died last night after suffering a stroke while alone. His body was found this afternoon by a son during a routine downtown trip. Browning was deeply connected to the city’s early growth.
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Ogden
Utah
J. Wesley Browning
Brigham Young
Uct
Bear and Spearman: Feasts of the Seventeenth Century
A historic note recalls Ife rites under the czar of Russia featuring a death battle between a bear and a fir spear man on feast days. If the spearman won, he was rewarded by being taken to the royal vellara and allowed to drink freely, while the loser faced death.
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Russia
Not Enough Practice in a Philadelphia Lodger tale
A Philadelphia Lodger notes a young diplomat’s lack of manners as he glances at a box of chocolates. The reproachful voice questions why thanks are rarely given, while the diplomat admits gratitude comes infrequently in such settings.
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Philadelphia
Grim rift grows between Nopop and Cutop over insult
One says the other is an intolerable core while Barrett notes new fatherhood for Nopop and Cutup’s recent surgical operation. The exchange includes a wife’s claim of earning money last but not forgetting she makes W Orvt, and the husband remarks in the Buffalo Express.
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Grim
Nopop
Cutop
Barrett
Cutup
Buffalo Express
Legal Note Cites Strong Case for Prolonged Fight
A Boson styled legal note quotes Bix stating the case is strong and will endure for years as reported by the Hoston Transcript amid ongoing proceedings.
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Bix
Hoston
Poor Guenser and Patience-Se Guessing Games
A cryptic note references Patience-Se Guenser and Patrice predicting affection. The text includes unclear phrases Yon komm Btotemnan, suggesting a fragmented or coded message without a clear event or identifiable targets.
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Guenser
Patrice
Yonkomm
Chicago girl recounts Paris swindle with French count
Alice Wilking of Chicago says she met a French count in Paris who befriended her as she hurried with bundles to reach a Kaiser Wilhelm ship. He fooled her by offering help and giving tickets they later burned to escape. In Casper, Franco Petroleum begins distilling as Midwest refinery nears completion.
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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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