Reserve Board on VOB by July 1
President Wilson aims to have the federal reserve board organized and ready for business by July 1, ahead of the regional banks. Five nominees include Hamlin, Jones, Warburg, Harding, and Miller with governors named later. offices prepared in the Treasury Building between McAdoo and Williams.
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Chicago
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New York
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Birmingham
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San Francisco
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Federal Reserve Banks
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Cleveland
Princeton
Jones
Tie
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Princeton University
Ian M. Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Adolph Casper Miller
Secretary of the Interior
Harvard
University of Chicago
Washington
Flood
University of Calfornia
William P. G. Harding
First National Bank of Birmingham
Aln
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
A Matter of Small Moment in India
A British official in India traveled to Sir Kitchener to seek military protection against a feared Indian rising. He warned he could be murdered in his bed, but Kitchener冷ly responded with a curt remark, declining to deploy troops.
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India
Sila
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Thrift group backs a three cent coin idea
The American Society For Thrift argues a three cent piece would aid the economy. A letter to Mint Director GeorgeKB Roberts cites 3 cent prices on simple items like ham sandwiches and ice cream sodas as examples. Society president Mr Strauss plans European travel and may testify before a Senate appropriations panel on thrift and a possible international congress.
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American Society For Thrift
George KB. Roberts
The
Mint
Cleveland
Strauss
Europe
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Maine Boy Wonder Readings Astounding Grandparents Call Doctor
Nuiphard Peters a Skowhegan child five years old reads and memorizes varied literature including Gray and the Bible. He pronounces words correctly after hearing a song once and can read at two and a half, astounding specialists who were consulted by his grandparents to address their alarm.
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Nuiphard Peters
Skowhegan
Gray
Tie
On Visiting the Sick Do Not Ask How They Feel
A Collier's reflection counsels restraint when visiting the ill. Do not probe their condition as it insults both their health and your intellect. Offer practical help and cheerful aid, then depart. Sickness is not a social backdrop, and boisterous bravado harms, even as good intentions persist.
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Collier’s
Nettle and Bee Question From Little Bertie
A child asks his mother whether a bee perched on a nettle would sting the nettle or be stung by it. The playful query reflects curiosity about insects and plants.
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Bertie
Galvanized Tron Explained in Simple Terms
A brief note clarifies galvanization as dipping metal into molten zinc. It states the process is not electrical, despite the term galvanized sounding similar, and cautions against misinterpreting the word.
Huerta Envoys Reject Proposal in Mediation Talks
Rebel leader, fighting under Villa and Carranza, faces pressure as mediation stalls. Gunboat engagement cited as turning point. Huerta’s envoys insist on military solution, with rebels pressing for presidential accession and broader revolutionary governance. Entangled alliances point to volatile path ahead.
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Carranza
Villa
Developments in Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls
The Niagara Falls mediation conference reports the Mexican crisis in flux as A K C mediators threaten to offer a final plan to the United States by tomorrow if the administration does not shift its support away from Carranza. They warn they will quit as mediators if the plan is rejected and reveal no clear response from Washington yet.
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Niagara Falls
United States
Carranza
Omer
Schliemann
Mycenae
Mexican peace talks end in gloom and protest
At Niagara Falls the Mexican delegates denounced the American proposal as manipulating elections to favor Constitutionalist candidates. Separately Washington reports Villa’s forces moving to the front after pressuring Carranza, with tensions eased but the Civil War still unsettled. The piece also notes ancient gold death masks and lists U S naval yards and stations including Puget Sound Bremerton and Mare Island, plus overseas stations in Samoa Guam Cuba and the Philippines.
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Buffalo
Joseph R. Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Rafael Zubaran Capmany
Louis Cabrera
Carranza
Washington
Bryan
Edwards
el Paso
Villa
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Felipe Angeles
General Angeles
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
Brooklyn
Boston
Norfolk
Tutuila
Samoa
Island of Guam
Guantanamo
Cuba
Honolulu
Cavite
Olongapo
Philippine
Philadelphia Press
Seek and Find in All Things Across the World
A reflective aphorism by Ruskin on perception shaping reality. It states that those who seek crookedness will perceive it everywhere, while those who seek honesty will see straightness in the world. The quote emphasizes bias in judgment and interpretation.
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Ruskin
Tribute to Dr Palmer Martyr of Medicine
A funeral tribute honors Dr George Fulton Palmer who died after fifteen years battling tuberculosis. Speakers praise his bravery, service to humanity, and faith, noting his care for others and his calm trust in God as friends carry him to burial. Floral tributes from family, friends, and civic figures accompany the procession.
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Earth
Jesus
Dr. Palmer
Kingdom of Heaven
Fisher
George Fulton Palmer
Dr. Fisher
Harry Hulick
Harry Metsgar
Arthur Shutts
James Woolley
Walter Sherman
Owen Woolley
W. B. Palmer
Mra
Emma Fulton
Louis Palmer
Henry W. Palmer
H. V. Thorne
R. L. Julian
Elizabeth Cheseborough
Augusta Cheseborough
Gordon Cass
May Wisele
Milton Todd
A. Poole
L. Wertheim
George Ll. Gibbs
James Chasey
A. T. Metzger
Phoebe Gardner
George Hopper
J. D. VanNote
FP. W. VanNote
George Hulick
Mary Mount
Livinia Mount
James R. Mount
Harry Metzlar
A. F. Golden
Bouquet
John H. Parker
Haslam Slocum
Marcel Plewsinske
Sauce for the Goose Reformers Talk Gown Wear
A reformer scolds a young stenographer Miss Prettyface for wearing transparent yokes and elbow sleeves as office attire. Mina Prettyface blushes and explains she copied her daughter Clarice’s dress after overhearing compliments.
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Miss Prettyface
Mina Prettyface
Mise Clarice
Nature lavish in gifts through garden experiments
Garden experts recount two experiments illustrating nature’s prolific output. Darwin, February soil samples from a pond produced 537 plants after six months from six and three quarters ounces of mud. A Beoth gentleman planted queen acorns in hedge soil, yielding 155 plants in year one, 66 in year two, and 211 in the subsequent years.
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Darwin
Anglo Saxon origins and Germanic roots explored
The article traces the term Anglo Saxon to the Angles and Saxons from Germany with Saxony as their homeland and Anglen near Schleswig as the Angles place name. It notes the Germanic breed of the Anglo Saxons and suggests shared ancestry with Germanic groups. An advertisement line for the Daily Record is included.
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Bing
Germany
Saxony
Sleswick
Anglen
Bwades
Paige
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