Gold flood lifts United States banking role in world trade
A sensational financial tide brings the United States to the center of global commerce as gold reserves reach over eight trillion dollars with European nations supplying bullion. Bankers like George E Roberts and Paul M Warburg discuss the implications for international payments and the US role as a world finance pivot.
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National City Bank
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Paul M. Warburg
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America
Peaceful resumption of undertakings once stability returns
The text notes that the activity could safely resume only after political and economic peace is reestablished, implying a conditional timetable tied to restoration of order and confidence. It signals a cautious, forward looking stance pending a secure environment.
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Europe
Peonage charges against Williams reopened in Georgia
Macon Georgia May 4. Grand jury resumed inquiry into peonage charges against John S Williams a Jasper county farmer under life sentence for murder of Lindsey Preston one of 14 negros said to have been killed on Williams farm Dick Manning Williams farm boss testified jury to finish work late today They also consider indictments against Williams sons Marvin Huron and Leroy for murder but none have been arrested
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John S. Williams
Jasper County
Newton County
Lindsey Preston
Williams
Dick Manning
Wiliams
Marvin
Huron
Leroy
Convention for Women Sets Attendance for Women Only
New Orleans May 4 Only women may attend the annual convention of the Association of Women in Industry this afternoon. All speakers are women and topics cover industrial conditions and labor laws affecting women workers. The event is part of a larger convention with executives from Washington Massachusetts Georgia and New York among others.
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Association of Women In Industry
Association of
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Canada
M Tomars
Mary Anderson
Washington
Harriet N. Leary
Bureau of Labor
Ethel M. Johnsons
Department of Labor and Industries
Massachusetts
Luella Cox
Juliana
Katherine Phillips
Eden
Ind
Tcial Welfare Commission
Allforgia
Clara Mortessen Jeyver
District of Columbia Wage Board
Agnes Paterson
Women Vireau
Nelli Swartz
Bureau of Women Industry
New York
Bachelor Girls' Club Forms in Cumberland
A group of girls aged sixteen to eighteen forms the Bachelor Girls' club in Cumberland. Members must avoid male companions, face fines for first offense, lose membership aid on third, and may not be out after 11 p.m. Officers include Lorietta McGee as president and Ursula Walsh as treasurer with several committee members listed.
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Bachelor Girls
Lorietta McGee
Louis Carney
Ursula Walsh
Clementine Harrison
Hazel Sellars
Hilda Buskey
Catherine Moore
Helen Crosby
Regina Spearman
Clara Seifert
Frances
Lucelle Mixelle
Nermina McGee
Madeline Straub
Almeda
Hilda Grabenstein
Hazel Owens
King of Siam Named Honorary President of Pacific Union
Honolulu May 24 The King of Siam is named honorary president of the Pacific Union headquartered in Honolulu announced by executive secretary Alexander Hume Ford. The union has branches in many Pacific-bordering nations spreading its cooperative doctrine and fellowship.
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Siam
Par. Pacific Union
Alexander Hume Ford
Pacific Ocean
Shippers' Warehousing and Distributing Association Convention
The last annual convention will be held in Pittsburgh on June 16 and 17. Formed in Chicago last June, the association has 1800 members of traffic managers in the United States and Canada. John Simon of Peoria, IL, is president.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
John Simon
Peoria
Toledo Pastor Killed by Electric Car Near Town
John Harris pastor of St Louis Catholic Church was killed instantly when struck by a Shore electric car while walking along a country road four miles west of Toledo. He served the parish for years and was known in local Catholic community. The accident occurred in the afternoon prompting brief investigations by authorities and church officials.
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John Harris
St. Louis
Chiyreh Sore
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