Federal Reserve Board nominations listed by Wilson
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nominations of Charles S. Hamlin W G Harding Paul Warburg and A C Miller to the federal reserve board with terms two four eight and ten years. Thomas B. Jones was mentioned for governorship but Hamlin’s arrival could shift plans and Boston’s Jones may lose the post.
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Wilson Denounces Plot To Delay Trust Legislation
President Wilson asserts certain business and political interests are pushing for adjournment and delaying trust bills. The White House releases letters and telegrams as proof of a psychological campaign, aiming to halt reforms and raise railroad freight rates.
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Crisis Over Mexican Mediation Sparks Washington Debate
In Washington DC officials disputed the Mexican mediation conference at Niagara Falls. The provisional government faced questions about selecting representatives, while admitting the original arrangement, ministers asserted, the peace talks in Mexico were not abandoned.
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Simmons contests extradition from New Hampshire to New York
Henry K Thaw faces denial of his request while awaiting a Supreme Court ruling on Thaw’s extradition. The sequence involves EL G. Simmons and a Boston appeal, with details framed around formal statements and anticipated court action.
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World events terse summary hits quick notes from Washington
A broad Washington briefing covers Pan American tolls exemption act, labor outlook by Secretary Wilson, and a Philippine governance framework. It notes the Norris Simmons tolls repeal in the Senate, a White House executive order delaying summer clerical holidays, a Denver murder note threat, and sailing races at Highland Beach. Also mentioned are a West Point graduation, suffrage progress, Lorimer bank closure, and other disparate incidents across the country.
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Mexican War Gan Carranza named three delegates
Dispatch from Washington notes Gan Carranza first chief of the constitutionalists in Mexico appoints three delegates to the Niagam mediation conference. Treasury orders tighten border customs vigilance to curb arms. Funston reports threats against Vera Cruz and possible Huerta attack.
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Iowa State News Tangles Fact and Fable From 1918 Era
A garbled Iowa page recounts violent acts including a man who killed his wife after claiming infidelity, a mob of local officials and elections, a wave of farm news on watermelons and crops, several suicides and accidents, church and military notes, rail and bank matters, and scattered obituaries. The report blends crime, community notices, and civic updates from Muscatine Island to Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, and Des Moines, with many named individuals and places.
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Will Need New Quarters For Insurance Office At State House
The executive council at the State House in Des Moines faces a housing problem for the new Iowa Insurance Department. The office, created by the thirty-fifth general assembly to begin July 1, 1914, carries a $2,000 salary. Possible appointee is Auditor of State John L. Bleakly, with other candidates also considered. The shift will relieve the auditor’s office but require new space, possibly moving a basement department to accommodate the insurance commissioner. Securities will not move until Jan. 1, 1915.
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