Early resignation rumors swirl around Redfield at Commerce
George Garner reports in Washington that William Cox Redfield, Secretary of the Department of Commerce, faces pressure to resign due to perceived incompetence and indiscretion though he may deny plans. The administration and supporters are split, with critics arguing the ridicule harms the Wilson era while friends defend his leadership and trust.
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William Cox Redfield
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Redfield
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Real Estate Offered Under Decree Terms
The undersigned presents an offer of real estate under the decree as stated, indicating compliance with the court’s order and intent to transfer ownership per the decree’s conditions.
Redfield as Secretary of Commerce Sparks Mixed Reactions
A historical profile of William Cox Redfield from Brooklyn, noting his iron and steel forging business, tenure as New York City public works commissioner, and controversial free trade advocacy. The piece recalls his outspoken style, cabinet appointment under President Wilson, and the glare of public scrutiny over his tariff stance and speaking habits.
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Department of Commerce
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Drink German Beer Absolutely Pure Advertisement
An ad promotes German beer with a playful remark about fairies. It notes men’s disbelief despite busy streets filled with them.
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Evolution of a Soul in an Instrument
The article traces the Aeolian Vocalion as the culmination of phonograph progress from crude metal sounds to refined tone. It notes the device’s role in evolving talking machines toward noble harmonies and improved voice and instrument distinctions, marking a notable advance in recorded sound.
Aeolian Vocalion Promises Tonal Mastery and Easy Terms
An Aeolian Vocalion ad touts a tonal instrument that reveals buried beauty in records through its Sound Box Symphonetic Horn and Gréduola tone control. It highlights a new needle for long-lasting play, Automatic Stop, and flexible shading to reflect mood. Available at Morrison Music Company for $90 with $5 monthly terms. invites listeners to sample in private room with personal records.
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Aeolian Vocalion
Vocalion
Morrison Music Company
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