New York Stock Exchange Forbids Deals With Consolidated Exchange
Washington today heard testimony on the money trust question with the New York Stock Exchange and the Consolidated Exchange at the center. Witnesses described the exchange rule that forbids business with members of the other group and testified that enforcement curtails legitimate trade while others argued for movement of funds to New York when needed. The hearing also covered alleged smuggling by dress makers and Democratic plans for action on presidential appointments.
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Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Asay
House Money Trust
Conmittes
Tralf
Wie
Consolidated Oxelingy
Untermyer
Consolidated Exchange
Moey
New York
Fox
Unteringer
Frank H. Sturgis
Ile
Exchange
Haldin
Treasury Department
Furdher
Army
Navy
Diplomatic Service
Coxs Farewell in Congress Acted Speaker for Day
Ohio hold over lawmakers oppose Cox slate for legislative officers and speaker post. Governor elect Cox endorses Charles L. Swain of Cincinnati, while Northern Ohio hold overs resist his plan to shape the legislature. Cox arrives in Dayton, to confer on caucus, then heads to Columbus. Congress adjourns for Dayton farewell as he leaves to assume Ohio governorship.
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the Journal
Columbus
Cleat Cox
Olio
Washington
Cinninnati
Ohio
Finley
Cox
Dayton
Legislative
James M. Cox
Clark
Eleet
Congress
Ohio Disttrict
Chance 10 Get 18000 Salary and 5 Percent Share
Chicago reports Frank Chance set to become manager of the New York Americans with a salary of 18000 annually and 5 percent of net earnings if approved. Dr. Farrell withheld confirmation but promised a later statement as league magnates paused sessions.
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Chicago
Frank Chance
New York Americans
Farrell
I-Pire
New York
Glory Of Motherhood Ex pressed When 100 Little Ones Are Blessed
Wittsbueg, Pi. Dec 11. A mighty protest against suicida was vowed at St Pauls cathedral when 1,000 babies accompanied by their mothers were blessed before the priests. The ceremony aimed to stir parents to care for the souls of their children and to honor the duty to rear them properly. The officiating priests urged mothers to view children as Christ would and warned that race suicide is a sin and a crime that could depopulate the country unless radical measures are taken.
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Mathers
Father Brown
Kingdom of Heaven
Harmon Wants The Facts On Lancaster Conditions
Lancaster investigation opens as state board members reach Lancaster at 10 30 am. Maj. Gerlach and Chaplain Selailbey meet them to discuss charges against state institution officials. Governor Harmon directs full, thorough inquiry with no time or expense spared to uncover true facts.
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Stite Board of Administration
Scioto Valley Traction
Maj
Gerlach
Boys' Industrial School
Selailbey
Columbus
Board ‘of’ Administration
Harmon
Federal anti trust suit targets horseshoers trust
In Detroit Michigan on December 12 the federal government filed a civil anti trust suit seeking injunctions against the Master Horseshoers National Protective Association its officers and manufacturers of drilled horseshoes adjustable devices and rubber pads alleging a combination to restrain sale and force exclusive relations with horseshoers and owners across the boundary to Canada and beyond.
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Detroit
Mish
Horseshoers
Equity
Wickersham
National Protective Association
Canada
Granville forms first boys club under Denison student
Philip Reister, former secretary of boya work at Hamilton, organized a Granville high school boys club at Denison University. He aims to raise 400 dollars to fund Sheelah for a year, meeting strong support to provide Granville youths with a real live club. The project earns praise as the town's first of its kind.
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Philip Reister
Boya
Hamilton Y. WM. CG
Ay Hug
Guanville
Ohio
Denison University
My. Reister
Sheelah
Granville Boys
Granville
Hamilton Boys
S. M. Goodman Plans Retirement From Champion Coated
S M Goodman longtime secretary and treasurer of Champion Coated Paper Co will retire at year end and travel west possibly to Panama. Walter D Randall will replace him, with Logan Thomson moving to Hamilton to fill the New York office role and W J Guntherson overseeing the New York site. Goodman remains a Champion stockholder and may dispose of holdings. he plans to stay in Hamilton and be remembered for his financial leadership.
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S. M. Goodman
Champion Coiled
Peper Coy
Hamilton
Goodman
Champion Coated Paper Company
Namilton
Randall
W. J. Guntherson
England
Playadt
New York
Eltres
M. Goodman Pon
Panama
Qoodiman
Champion Coaled Paper Co
Town Burning In Brown City Fire Rages
Saginaw reports a serious conflagration near Brown City in Sanilac county with fire crews urged to hurry apparatus, while Detroit confirms a large blaze and notes communications with Brown City were cut off as the situation developed.
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Saginaw
Mich
Brown City
Sanilac County
Thhat
Detroit
Western Union Telegraph Co
Ashmore Wife Seeks Contempt Ruling in Alimony Case
Tonita Ashmore files in common pleas court alleging Harry Ashmore has not paid 420 alimony due November 1 and requests a citation for contempt. The case centers on a single wig provision and demands payment within twenty days.
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Tonita Ashmore
Harry Ashmore
Common Pleas Court
Narrow Escape of 150 Girls in Chicago Fire
More than 1600 girls escaped death as a five story brick building on North Fifth avenue and West Lake street burned. Panic caused many to faint while fleeing through doors and windows. Fifty workers on the fifth floor crawled to a roof ledge and were carried to safety by firemen.
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Chicago
North Fifth Avenue
West Lake Street
Alee
Judge and daughter killed in Kentucky crossing crash
Mt Sterling Kentucky December 18 County Judge C1. McCocuick fatally injured and his daughter Florence aged 20 instantly killed when struck by an express train at a Chesapeake and Ohio crossing. Also reports eight killed in Cumberland Maryland December 12 five dead seven injured as a wheel collision on the Baltimore and Ohio between Sandpatch and Hyndman with a locomotive derailment.
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Mt. Sterling
McCocuick
Plorence
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio
Sandpatch
Hyndman
Matrimonial Bureau Reports Swift Global Reach
Father Dalton cites 400 marriages from 17 000 letters received to date showing outreach from Jerusalem to South America. Women chiefly sought wealthier husbands while men rarely listed wealth as a criterion. The bureau began after a parish meeting last December to address single young people. Miss Violet Asquith will visit the U S after sailing with Lady Aberdeen, staying with the Bryce couple in Washington. Chicago market closes show futures for wheat corn and oats.
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Kansas
City
Arthur W. Ik Dallon
Church of the Annunciation
Church
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Africa
South Americca
Une
Ion
Father Dalton
Marriage Denounced Interracial Marriage Debate In Congress
A Georgia representative’s speech denounces interracial marriage and proposes a resolution to prohibit it, tying the issue to Jack Johnson’s marriage. The rhetoric links moral decline to mixed unions and reflects era tensions while mentioning Illinois laws and political maneuvering in Congress.
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House
Roddenberry
Georgia
Jack Johnson
Geldfogla
New York
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Christian Tru¢k
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George Skinner
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B.D. Teeklider
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Treadhurer
State Board OF Administration
Horseshoers’ Trust
Reister
Pogotay
W. D. Randall
Mr. Goodman
Brown City, Mich
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Congressman Roddenberry
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Tea Woon
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