U S Has Fourth Of Gold Money
United States has grown to hold more than one fourth of the world's gold supply as Europe may be forced to sell five billion dollars of American securities. Mint director Robert W. Woolley argues accumulation could spark price rises but says the U S gold stock is ample for a long time. December 1 total stood at 2 260 687 647 dollars, up 370 000 443 dollars since July 1 1914.
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Percy Arnold
United Press
Italy
Washington
United States
Europe
America
Robert W. Woolley
Mint
Sir George Puish
Sir George
Woolley
Young People Entertained At Home Near Bangor
A Bangor Wisconsin sleighride party visited the home of Mr and Mrs Green with Miss Alta Bean and an oyster supper. Guests included Crystal Spillane Mayme Meyer Elise Stinzzi Florence Cooper Josephine Bass Mary Boorse George and Ed Bean George Beck Floyd L Jones Arthur Kuranz and Mr Enkhausen. J P Evans to attend Yale Alumni dinner in Milwaukee December 23 1913. Mrs Waldo Mongelti ill withLa Grippe. Leonard Preston home from Appleton for Christmas with Ane and parents.
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Bangor
Wis
Crystal Spillane
Mayme, Meyer
Elise Stinzzi
Florence Cooper
Josephine Bass
Mary Boorse
George
Ed Bean
George Beck
Floyd L. Jones
Arthur Kur
Anz
Mr. Enkhausen
J. P. Evans
Yale Alumni Association of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
University Pub
Elmer Boshard
Fairview
Mont
Leonard Preston
Appleton
Ane
Lawrence Steiner
la Crosee
T. T. Club
W. H. Wuelke
Michigan Street
C. Wallin
Lynxville
J. D. Stuart
Ateta Wiley
Cube City
Fuller
Beloit
Torrance
la Crosse
Wilbur
Janesville
Cowan
Ypsilanti
Mich
Hickock
Bloomington
Mies'Rice
New Albin
Iowa
Miss 'Post
Louise. Pomerening
Bertha
Waureka
Winn Allen Offerry
Wiliam Huard
Allert Jones
la Crosse Normal School
Beatrice Rogers
Three Forks
Geo. Ingalls
Milville
Campion College
Chicago
la Crosse Y, M. C
George Clark
Bagley
Thomas Taylor
Seneca
Henry Clinton
St. Paul
Fred
Peter Hein
Gotham
Prairie
Westby High
Clinton
J. H. Kendrigan
D. C. Cary
Keewatin
Fire destroys Western Brass plant in Chicago loss $75000
Federal authorities were asked to investigate a Sunday fire that wiped out the Western Brass Manufacturing plant in Chicago. The plant reportedly produced shrapnel cases for the PRR and caused $75,000 in damages.
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Chicago
Western Brass Manufacturing Company
PRR
Prairie City Club forms to boost Prairie du Chien
Prairie du Chien Wis Dec 20 The City club organized to advance commercial industrial educational civic and social interests held its first meeting in the council chamber. Officers elected include President John Scott Baril Vice President Hol McCloskey Recording secretary E Co Amann Financial Secretary F J Clinton and Directors F J Antoine W R Graves W Te Pinkerton Edward McCloskey and F H Poehler A committee was appointed to seek permanent quarters.
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Prairie. DU
Chien
Wis
Prairie ‘du Chien
Council Chamber
John Scott Baril
Hol. McCloskey
E. Co, Amann
Militia Companies to Be Enlarged in Wisconsin Guard
Adjutant General Orlando Holway orders Captain H A Rupp of Company B and Captain Frank H Fowler of Company M to expand local Wisconsin National Guard units from 65 to 1 men. Local officers expect full enlistment by April with equipment ready from Camp Douglas. The enlarged militia wireless company may move to Ries Lake.
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Orlando Holway
H. A. Rupp
Frank H. Fowler
Wisconsin National’ Guard
Williams
Camp
Douglis
Ries Lake
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