Fort Wayne News Review on Roosevelt Currency Plan Debate
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports on President Roosevelt's plans and party reactions as Congress considers an elastic currency system. Secretary Cortelyou urges legislation, retirement of part of national bank note circulation, broader reserve distribution, and sectional banking reforms to prevent financial distress. The article quotes editorials and discusses the political climate surrounding Bryan and Roosevelt.
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Ray Pingo Gracefully Lauded By Lanor Aid In Praise
A fragment notes Ray Pingo being placed with grace and receiving praise from the Lanor aid amid American acclaim. The exact details are unclear, but the item centers on recognition of Pingo and associated support.
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Ray Pingo
Actress Selesian Star Bloodgood Succumbs After Collapse
Personal messages report actress Mrs Bloodgood, known for The Truth, died after a nervous collapse leading to suicide. The role traced a wife who hides truths, spiraling into fabrications, entanglements, and a final reconciliation with her husband. Friends praise her hard work and success on stage.
Harvesters Company Declared a Trust Verdict
The jury in Topeka Kansas returns verdicts against the International Harvester company on forty two counts charging the firm as a trust. Each count carries a maximum penalty of one thousand dollars.
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International Harvester Company
Ancient Masonic Ceremony Opens Ligonier Library Project
The Masons of Ligonier held a public ceremony for the cornerstone of the new library under construction near the public square. Dignitaries including J. B. Stoll, Edin J. Lent, Simon Hy Scous, Thomas J. Parry, and Austin Jones attended. A procession led by local lodges and the Lions Club band formed, placing a ceremonial stone with documents inside. The event highlighted the incorporation efforts of local groups and the library’s planned grand appearance, with Kendricks and Wallagh named as architects.
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South Bend
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Port Wayne
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Jennie $. Sheath
Wallace C. Falmer
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Allen County Democratic Conventions Call for Delegates Meeting
Allen County and Twelfth District Democratic conventions call for voters to select delegates on December 28. Delegates chosen from counties including Allen, Steuben, DeKalb, Noble, LaGrange, Whitley and others will attend a Tangary event at 1 30 pm to form delegations for the State Central Committee.
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Hakky L” Gandy
Congressional adjourns as Senate elects Maine senator pro tem
Washington reports the Senate met about an hour and a half today adjourning at 5:30. Senator William P. Frye of Maine was elected president pro tem. Resolutions by Saint Clay and Culberson seeking information on recent government pond issues were deferred to Monday. Most of the session was devoted to bills. the House was in ten minutes and then adjourned until Monday after greeting the new state of Oklahoma.
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Speaker Cannon Still Inactive On House Committees
Washington December 5. Reliable authority says Speaker Cannon will not act on or announce committee assignments until near the end of next week. In other news Senator Carter of Montana introduces a bill to establish postal savings banks.
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Wastington
Cannon
Washington
Carter
Montana
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Presidential Boom to Be Launched in Chicago Today
Collage story describes William Jennings Bryan’s Chicago visit and Democratic boom effort with ceremonies and factional maneuvering. National figures Roger C Sullivan and John Hookine oppose, while James Hamilton Lewis camp plans to bolster the campaign arc. Bryan’s arrival expected tomorrow morning after Valparaiso stop. parade and rally preparations underway.
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Mauretania Sets Eastbound Record In Bold Passage
The Mauretania completed an extraordinary eastbound crossing, breaking the previous record with a swift voyage after departure yesterday. The liner reached its destination ahead of schedule, signaling a new standard for speed and reliability in transatlantic travel.
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