Wealth estimates for national assets in 1912 decay era data
The fragment discusses estimated wealth by asset type, noting totals for national wealth and for various categories such as clothing, furniture, and real property. It cites figures like $155,008,025,000 for real property and improvements, $86,816,001,000 for personal property, and other components including manufactured goods, railroads, and machinery, with overall valuation near trillions and decade growth cited at 72.2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ybureiiu
Seulle
Com‘commission
Canala
Teleenterprines
Waa
Europe Arms Meet Preparations Highlight Turbulent Times
Fragmentary Washington dispatches discuss European tensions and expected moves as governments weigh responses to rising military activity. Analysts split on whether to provoke or curb escalation while awaiting decisive action from allies and leaders.
Secretary Slemp to resign February 1
Westhade official announces that C Bastom Slemp, secretary to the President, will retire within weeks, probably February 1, with Everett Sanders nominated March 4 to fill the vacancy. Sanders leads the speakers' bureau at the western Republican HQ in Chicago and served eight years in the House. Postmaster General Maw is invited to stay, and Theodore Roosevelt is considered for a new bureau director post.
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Whellington
Westhade
C. Bastom Slemp
Everett Sanders
Congress
Indiana
Sanders
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Snundera
House
Tt Algo
Harry 5. Maw
Theodore, Roosevelt
Repubblican
New York
Kerebt
Bishop William M. Brown Found Guilty of Heresy
The Protestant Episcopal Church in Arkansas expelled Rt Rev William Montgomery Brown, retired bishop, for doctrines contrary to church teachings. The church review affirmed the trial verdict, stating the House of Bishops holds power to carry out the punishment, with the General Convention to meet in New Orleans in September.
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William M. Brown
Cheveland
Ohio
Wilam
Montgomery Brown
Woracopal Glocuse
Arkanans
Board of Review
Brown
Winain
Clavieland
Raview
Dishopu
Orlauna Hedt
Foley Tammany Hall Chief Dies Suddenly
Thomas F. Foley longtime Tammany Hall leader dies at the Rockefeller Institute from pneumonia after brief illness. His passing ends a turbulent era in New York politics as Foley had long urged party reform and supported Gov. Al Smith.
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Thomas F. Foley
Tammany “Hall
New
York
Thomas
Foley
Vera
Gov. A
Ri Hy
Rockefeller Institute
South Eras Rejects Child Labor Amendment
The South Carolina legislature faces rejection of the Child Labor Amendment as a notable issue. House debates reveal division on the proposal and potential impact on state labor laws.
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South
Columbia
Dla Legislatura
South Carolina
Ihnel House
Hoover Refuses Cabinet Move and Stays at Commerce
Washington reports Herbert Hoover declined an offer to head the Agriculture Department, preferring to remain at the Commerce Department. He cited belief the farmer’s issues are national and emphasized supporting reforms to cut wholesale costs and stabilize industry, despite President Roosevelt’s proposal.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Bill Hart's Wife Denies Film Actor Beat Her
In Los Angeles Mrs Hart testifies in Judge Albert Stephen’s court that she did not suffer beatings attributed to film star Bill Hart. She recalls marital strife and cites their November 7 1921 marriage and May 1 1922 Hollywood separation as factors in the dispute.
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Bill Hart
Los Angeles
Cal
Winifred Weatover Hart
Albert Stephen
Hart
Bart
Matt
Lonor
Hollywood
Dempsey Plans Marriage and Possible Retirement
Los Angeles reports Jack Dempsey intends to marry Estelle Taylor in May and may retire from boxing. He hinted retirement depends on developments in coming months and said Miss Waylor has not taken a definite stand on the matter.
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Los Angeles
Jtick Dempsey
Dempsey
Huy
Estelle Taylor
Joe
Jick
Head of Cement Firm Gets Divorce in Chicago
Theodore G. Dickloxon, president of Manquette Cement Manufacturing, obtained a divorce from Ila Belville Dickinson in Chicago. Mrs Dickinson received $500,000 in cash and securities. alimony set at sixty per cent. The couple married June 1, 1899, and lived together until January 1914 when Mrs Dickinson separated.
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Chicago
Theodore G. Dickloxon
Milenaria
Manquette Cement Manufacturing Company
Ila
Mary Belville Dickinson
Dickinson
Dicknean
Three Die in Coast Holdup Slaying Ban Préneisco
Unclear OCR text reports multiple names and places including San Quentin Los Angeles and Poison. Reference to a holdup death with a crowd of 160 spectators. Names and details are garbled.
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Ban Préneisco
Cal
Jack Pordhland
Joln Seuva
San Quentin
Toho Geregne
A. Ohnamadin
Los Angeles
Verdinand
Amended child labor stance noted in Washington report
A fragmented Washington report discusses shifts in support for a child labor amendment. The piece references the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and advocates for ratification, highlighting political maneuvering and allied groups pushing the amendment forward.
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Washington
Iowa State News Highlights 1924 Budget and Local Plans
Iowa reports detail public works and education funding including a $70,000 new high school building at Keenville and road improvements at various counties. Tax exemptions for workers and a $1,000,000 bank and office project are noted, along with population estimates, church and civic notices, and police transport considerations.
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Fremen Amuy
Elune
Kieeville
Elvis Chaton
Bhutier
Sinifon
Bower
Webster
Paso
Aljwita
Woli
Webb
Lowa
Palo Alto County
Friends
Philadelphia
Linve Ely
Qulaloosa
Achen
Igwa
Addivenal
Towa
Nucmty
Iowa Committee On Public
Dea Moines
Polk County
Helen Kaller
Hoyt Sharan Place
Vainadion
Merchulites Naional Unok
Cader Rayidd
Pot
Ambere
Board of Supervisors
Dos Monen
Deo Moinod Real Baluto
Iowa State Highway Commission
Wiverece
Mitchell County
Mars Wake Heeproy Jesners
Plaug Tor
Tua Coon River
Counset
Des Moines
Moines
Mme
Gertles
Watarloo
Gedur Falla
Hudaon
Burlington
Nmbur
Nivaoa
Iowa
Goblin-Tynde Io
Ae Mth
Public Hug Bureau
The
State
Haaltty
U S Market Quotations Week Ending January 16
Government market quotations list commodity prices including potatoes onions cabbage and dairy for the period.Prices cover Northern round white potatoes Danlah onions canned goods and grain with livestock and dairy figures across major markets such as New York Chicago and St Louis. Names of items and prices appear with scattered figures for futures and spot rates.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
B. Nacheater
Sluyman Winobop Apoloh
Orions G
Luli
Afodlum
Gond
Atourm
Butcher Tows
Helfere
Fonder Atoura
Lorton
Mnnaco
Kanaas City
Chiango
Kanaaq City
Kanana City
Chiong
Hanené City
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Minneapoils
St. Laula
Kanaan City
Edwin Denby Cleared and Fall Censured in Report
A Senate report condemns Edwin Denby as secretary of the navy and fall censures him for accepting a loan and favors from William A. Doheny of California, noting related influence in Interior duties. The document, signed by several senators, was presented before a key vote expected next week.
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Edwin Denby
Washington
Whle
Navy
Senate Oil Committee
Albert 2. Fall
Ba Ward L. Doheny
California
Senatora Rout
Utah
Stimdeld
Ore
Borgum
N. Mi
Cameron
Arix
Agencer
Etiita
Walsh
Dem. Mont
Ofl Ininifcy
Robbers Loot Bank of £184,000 and Bank to Not Reopen
A garbled report states robbers looted a Bank of £184,000 and the bank will not reopen. It mentions Bank of Parmers' State bank at Chenan and a director Kelley, aged president, with unclear details about penalties and losses.
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Billowington, L
Bank Uumbers
Parmers’ State Bank
Chenan
Jiral
Kelley
John D Jr Donates to Tokyo University for Library Restoration
Fragmented OCR shows a donation by John D Jr totaling 1.6 million to Tokyo University for restoring the library at the Triparks university, with references to Mr Galella and missing details. The readable parts indicate a large philanthropy linked to an academic library project in Japan.
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New York
Jatin Dy Mtogkatakar
Thy
Triparks
University of Sokyd
Wae Gandfingd
Galella'é
Nera
Unclear OCR fragment names line and places
Fragmentary text mentions Soo Line official and Sault Ste Marie, with references to an ending of transportation authority and a death, but content is garbled and lacks coherent facts. No verifiable events or dates present.
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Soo
Minnhapola Ming
William Ty Munning
Tip
Misnouporte
Bi Paul
Sault Ste
Marie
Ridbyay
Endong
Appointments at the Byate House in a Senate reshuffle
Senator Ed MW Campbell was elected president pro tempore defeating J 1 Brockhart of Washington. Walter Hyam of Martanedale becomes secretary of the laws units, succeeding Leo Aine worth. Missy Blaiu Dachroth named private secretary to Governor Huanmill, replacing the former secretary.
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Byate
Ed MW. Campbell
Tde
Funate
Campbell
J. 1
Brockhart
Washington
Col
Smith
Uroolhart
Walter Hyam
Martanedale
Leo Aineworth
Geum Nay Huen
Gunala
Missy Blaiu Dachroth
Huanmill
Kendall Farewell Address Extracts Reflect Tax and War Debate
Fragments reveal a critique of taxation and government spending, urging restraint and citizen duty. Mention of increasing direct property levy, state finances, and potential bonds security for public deposits. References to national defense, welfare programs, and 1924 Iowa context with local officials and agencies.
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Kendall
Tony
Congo
Pulette
Rankera
Ford
Iowa
Tha Bureau
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