Wilson Maintains Quiet Routine Amid Global Crises
Washington reports President Wilson stays withdrawn from advisers and large meetings, preferring golf and theater outings. Dr. Gary Grayson accompanies him, and conversations are sparse, though he keeps a firm grip on national pulse by listening to broad public sentiment.
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Panama-Pacific Exposition guards against losses by employes
San Francisco reports the Panama-Pacific Exposition has paid all expenses and profits rise to travel on velvet. Management protected funds by no tickets sold at entry, coin boxes, guarded bartickets, daily cashier rotation, and a nightly one fourth percent deduction before concessionaires receive receipts. The piece contrasts with the Chicago fair which faced higher gate receipts and hold-outs.
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U S Firms Poised to Reap Russian Trade Boom
Washington reports a near final accord with Russia to free Russian exports to the United States under guarantees against re export. Secretary Lansing and Ambassador Bakhmeteff sign the agreement as Barriers from credit and exchange markets loom. Alexander Behr to tour the U S to promote closer trade relations and a proposed Russian American bank to finance export business.
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Unclaimed Letters at Cumberland Post Office List
Unclaimed letters ending September 18 include American Engineering Company Mrs S A Boose Miss Nellie Brennan Miss M E Caril Dorsey Clinedurat J T Compton Richard Deffinbaugh William Dell C L Engle Hallis Fately H L Frommie Arthur Giffin George Hager Jonsons Drug Store W J Lege Mrs Ester Logan L P Masteroff Mr Miller Miss Nellie Miller Hugh C Morgan Miss Catherine Myers Miss Anna Nerby Rev P Repke Miss Ethel M Rice Mrs M Robinett S J Ruckman Mr Runkles C L Russell George R Shaw Smith McCormick Company Mr J J Pinetta John Travis B S Weaver Miss Hazel Welsh
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Third National Mine Safety Congress Opens in San Francisco
Greater Safety in Mines in San Francisco hosts the third national congress at the Panama Pacific Exposition. More than 1,000,000 miners in the United States are represented as the two day program begins under the joint auspices of the Bureau of Mines American Mine Safety Association and the California Metal Producers Association. Hundreds of mine owners and engineers attend as prize competitions and first aid training feature the opening session.
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Army Wedding in Washington D C September 23
Miss Florence Silsby daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Silsby married Lieut George Amiberton Smith A A at the bride’s parents home. The couple will take a short trip then proceed to the Philippines for duty.
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