Money Trust Investigation Allegations Stir Congress
Salt Lake Telegram portrays the money trust as a central force in U S finances. It argues a few New York magnates, led by J P Morgan, can trigger panics and finance the government via bonds, urging stronger national banks and an income tax.
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Salt Lake
Money Trust
New York City
East
Congress
United States
Morgan
New York
Seal
Ling
Treasury
Mr. Morgan
Republic
Plowman of Evesham Builds Motor Plow for Fields
Albert Wylea of Evesham England unveils a motor propelled plow powered by four horsepower. It furrows six inches deep at over three miles per hour and auto starts to cut subsequent furrows. Fuel cost runs about 70 to 75 cents daily. Compared to horse plowing in Evesham at 3.15 to 4.85 dollars per acre, this machine promises notable efficiency. The plow weighs about 700 pounds and a lighter cultivator is also designed for rest plants and orchards, to be guided through narrow channels.
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Albert Wylea
Evesham
England
Aiid
Leap Year Surprise Boosts Marriage Licenses in L A
In Los Angeles the marriage license bureau reports that among 6,975 license applicants this year more than 200 said the girl spoke first. Officials note leap years bring a notable rise in marriage licenses, reflecting a bold shift in courtship norms.
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Los Angeles
Marriage License Bureau
New Forage Crop From Guernsey Promises Wide Use
A hybrid of marrow cabbage, kale, and Jersey cabbage, developed by Guernsey Agricultural School, yields high forage and milk per acre. Washington experiments report 80 tons per acre under optimal care, with frost tolerance improving through selection of hardier plants. Planted 18 inches apart in 40 inch rows, the crop produce large leaves and tender stalks, widely relished by poultry and dairy cattle.
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Washington
Gowrnsey
Jersey
Agricultural School of Gasmasey
Brittany
J. L. Ash- Jock
Guernsey Agricultural School
Acre
Wilson warns against deliberate panics and public disgrace
President elect Wilson told a New York banquet that any attempt to trigger panic to push economic policy would face swift public shaming. He contrasted natural and deliberate panics, warned against using “machinery” to induce fear, and vowed a gibbet of disgrace for the culprit. The Governor echoed the warning, pledging vigilance against panic.
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New York
Southern Society
Wilson
United States
Democratic Party
Frat
Hoe
Haman
America
Famous Doctor Raised The Bars To Admit Wild Claims
Berlin reports that Dr Sarael, famed kidney specialist, lately traveled to St Petersburg and claimed to have removed a tubercular kidney from the czar’s heir. Medical circles note sensational stories about the czar’s illness and a Post Office Department ruling affecting communications.
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Berlin
Sarael
St. Petersburg
Nevada town reports and mining notes from Lovelock Ely and Tonopah
A Nevada roundup cites Lovelock growers seeking land and prices for Wagner teats. Ely closes schools due to smallpox at the Lawler house. Tonopah laundry burns for 5500 dollars. plant to be rebuilt. A miner sues Tonopah-Belmont for 75000 after loose rock injures him. Juries, arrests, marriages, weather, water rights, and telecommunication plans populate the week’s local scene.
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Colorado
Lovelock
Ely
Lawler
W. A. Lawler
Tonopah
New Camp Is a Wonder From the Salt Lake Hearth Excitement
Excitement spreads from Rochester Nevada to Utah as Salt Lake men rush to a booming mining find. A letter from Frank L Reber notes vast ore potential in Rochester canyon and surrounding districts with high grade pockets, extensive depths, and strong outcrops.
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Salt Lake
Nevada
Rochester
Lovelock
Utah
Frank L Reber
National Miner
Rochester Canyon
American Canyon
Spring Valley Placers
Dry Gulch Canyon
Arizona
Sheba
Rye Patch
Borland
Neuzel
DeLorme
Campbell
Forvilly
Schick
American
Limerick
Spring Valley
Lovelock Valley
Virginia City
Austin
Candelaria
Tonopah
Goldfield
Lincoln Mountain
Nenzel
Nenzel Mountain
Fair
Hearst
Humboldt Range
Humboldt
Water profits in Utah mining district boost irrigation venture
The Bullion Coalition Company in Stockholm Utah transforms water from a drainage site into productive use. It irrigates a 1.50 acre fertile valley with waste water to grow crops and support a ranch. The piece contrasts high poverty in London with Kansas City's agricultural wealth and cites rising aid recipients.
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Bullion Coalition Company
Stockholm
Utah
London
Kansas City
America
Paroled Prisoners and Parole Compliance in New York
The Saturday Evening Post reports from the New York Prison Commission on parole since 1900. About 85 percent of paroled prisoners have "made good" while 18 percent of parolees were returned for violations. Only 92 committed new crimes, with totals showing over 1,000,000 dollars earned and more than 200,000 saved by parolees.
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California
Ce Uniies
Persog
Bob
New York Prison Commission
Nevada Historian and Comstock Press Pioneer Dies
The veteran Nevada writer George Warren died Sunday in Virginia City at age 90. An early contributor to Comstock era journalism, he worked with Mark Twain and others, shaping the region’s press. Born in 1834 in Virginia, Warren had long been active in literature despite infirmities and will be missed by old-timers.
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Ely
Romeo
Richardson
Fallon
Truckee
Carson
Lake Tahoe
Wolla
Elo County
Caziers
Trout Creek
Thomas Lane
Virginia City
Pneumon
Slater
Centerville
Michigan
Elko Free Press
Bell Telephone Company
Elko
Reno
Ogden
Aurora
Knight Brothers and Associates
Consiata
M. H. Brady
Lane City
Nevada
Comstock
George Warren
Mark Twain
Dan Dp Quill
Joe Goodian
Charley Goodwin
Fam Davia
Arthur McEwen
Othars
P Ostive
Warren
Warren, Virgina
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Money Trust Investigation
Post Office Department
Nevada State News
Senlay
Becker
Reveille
Elko County
Pete Zelavin
Tonopah-Belmont Company
James Humes
George W. Friedhoff
Yerington
Charles Friedhoff
Francea G. Price
University of Nevada
al Shelly
George Stewart
Palace
Shelly
Stewart
Anda
James Potter
Blackhorse
William Webb
Big Bill
Billy
White Pine
Henry Andrus
Nevada Wonder
Wonder
Bate
Andros
B. Kees
Pure Food Commission
Profesor Dinsmore
Ross
Cliff Ernie Biteer
M. Manowney
Eureka County
Eureka, Nev
Eureka Nevadas Railway
Eureka
Palisade
Fenight
Aescue
Pallande
Gall
Brnet
Boreks
People’s Meat Market
Sausagt
Rudolph Zadow
Main Street
Novae
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