Senate defeats government deposit guarantee in Aldrich currency bill
The Senate passed the Aldrich currency bill 42 to 16 amid a partisan split. The vote on a substitute allowing emergency notes backed by state and municipal bonds stood 42 to 4, with Labourette siding with Republicans. The measure limits emergency currency to 50 million and requires banks to deposit bonds with the Treasury, plus a 2 percent minimum on government funds. A government guarantee of deposits was rejected 11 to 6, mostly along party lines.
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Mednery
McLaurin
Overman
Tayuter
Haytor
Washington March Talks on Roosevelt and Congress
A chaotic Washington exchange centers on a newspaper story about a purported interview between President Roosevelt and Representative Piekema. Williams and Delkema defend legislative independence, while Delkema claims the president did not literally thump his desk, though he portrayed the president in his usual vigorous style.
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Idekema
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Wisley
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Delkema
Religious Services Schedule At Goshen Churches
The Goshen churches announce weekly worship details across denominations. German and English services alternate Sundays at the churches on Purl and Fifth streets, with Sunday school, evening services, and special evangelistic meetings led by pastors from Goshen and nearby Fort Wayne.
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Carl I. Betz
Christian Science Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hotel Haseau
First English Lutheran Church
Guy Boulton
Luther League
Madge Tiedemann
Luther J. Smith
First Brethren Church
G. W. Rench
A. R. Bemenderfer
Anti-saloon League
First Methodist Episcopal
M. J. Magor
Epworth League
Schaenzlin
Reformed Church
N. B. Mathes
Byers
I. W. Roger
Goshen College
The
St. Mark’s M. E
Bradley Diveley
Edworth League
Butts
First Baptist Church
Moon
Neubauer
G. W. Fogg
South Bend
Dunkard Church
J. W. Fetthouse
Elkhart
Clinton
Fifth Streets
Interurban Car Fire and Home Destruction Reported
Kendallville reports an interurban car fire while the A J Wiltrolt home near Wat saw burns. Fire nearly consumes the W 5B Pratt residence in Elkhart. James Hudson of South Bend, age 34, has spent most of his life in prison. The notice requests prompt writing with references for Hawks Hardware Co Goshen branch and Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati.
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James Hudson
South Bend
Goshen
Morris Wholesale House
Ginelnnati
Local Advertisements Highlight Farm Goods and Hats
FE. E. Whitehead offers cedar posts and wire fence plus rock eggs at 40 cents per 13 and a few cockerels from G. W. Schaefer at 713 Emerson St. Alabastine wall finish sold by H. N. Jenner's drug store. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed as a spring tonic by Geo. W. Rule at 85 cents. Hawes Spring styles hats promoted by Abe Kaatz. Clothing and shoes for mankind.
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Geo. W. Rule
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