Wilson Makes Personal Plea For Currency Law
President Wilson asks Congress in a joint session to act now on banking and currency reform to aid tariff revisions. He reads a direct, urgent appeal urging swift action and notes Cabinet support, urging lawmakers to set aside personal considerations for the nation’s financial reform.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
House of Representatives
Nyse
Che Chang
Fta
Antranes
Marshall
Tae Viee
Clark
Democratic Ethv
Underwood
Pitzgerald Abd Alant
Provident
House
The
United Stacey
Kiso Ax Wilson Unters
United States
Nota Atic
President Wilson backs Glass bill in semi weekly conference
President Wilson spoke with Washington correspondents and affirmed support for the Glass currency bill and its basic principles. He expected amendments of detail, noting bankers might welcome federal reserve direction yet would gain safeguards without control. He saw rediscount provisions as preventing fund concentration across regions.
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Washington
N. G
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Intercam
Federal Reserve
Guidice Trial Opens at Glenwood Today
Nearly 100 lawyers, witnesses and reporters depart for Glenwood Mills County where Francesco Guidice faces trial for the alleged murder of Howard Jones in this city. The case moves there on a change of venue after Jones was attacked and a riot erupted as friends of Jones attempted to seize Guidice from the sheriff.
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Cornell Blvtts
Glenswood
Mills County
Francesco Guidice
Howard Jones
Glenwool
Jones
Rebt
Guidica
All Five Bodies Recovered At Keokuk
Weekulk June 23. The last of the five bodies of the young people who were drowned Thursday night was found at 11 20 yesterday morning. The first body was found Friday morning and two more Saturday afternoon, the remaining two Sunday morning. Funeral services for Miss Wilson and Mrs Wright were held yesterday afternoon. The other three bodies were sent out of town today to Walcott Lacnulla to Walcott Alfred Gross to Quincy and Mrs Pauling Marks to Ord Neb
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Misa Wilson
Wright
Hodlus
John Lacxulla
Walcatt
Wiss Alfred Gross
Quincy
Mrs. Pauling Marks
Ord
Neb
Repair of Rock Island line west of Letts progresses
The Wisgouri division track of the Rock Island between Letts and Ainy worth is under repair. Bulletin warns engineers to maintain lookout and avoid salt links. The trip has been in poor condition for some time. work to modernize now underway to improve safety for travel.
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Wisgouri
Rock Island
Letts
Ainyworth
Tuo Rus Stantion Butlons
Barrett Loses to American Player in English Tennis Meet
Wimbledon England June 24 Maurley J. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeats H Roper Barrett three games to two in the first round of the English luna tensis championship. Final scores 4 6 8 0.
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Wimbledon
England
Maurley J. Mcloughlin
San Trancisco
H. Roper Barrett
Crowds Rally for Wilson Currency Reform Address
The Senate filed out to return for its chamber as the house adjourned at 1:11 pm. Outside, hundreds waited in rain for admission to hear President Wilson’s speech on currency reform. Attendance was tightly controlled with limited access, railings, guards, and a prize draw box for tickets, while the public pressed at the doors for entry.
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Capitol
Wilson
Congress
Elder House
Enbtsnat
Telat
Federal General Ojeda Report Denied After Ortiz Battle
Douglas Ariz June 23 reports that General Pedro Ojeda federal commander in Sonora had surrendered after a four day battle at Ortiz were denied by constitutionalist junta. Reliable messages say battle resumed and Ojeda surrounded and cut off. observers note heavy losses.
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Sonora
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Douglas
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Junta
Iat Ojeds
Frough
Ariz
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Constitutional Junta
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Ojeda
Dase
thesSonora
Agua Prieta
Ducango
Mexico City
Durango
Thera
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Serious Crime Charges In Iowa Farm Town
Margnalltown Indiana June 23 Howard Hart, a farm hand aged 22, was arrested at noon by Sherri Adgar in connection with an alleged attack on Mary Stuart, 14, who lives near Marshalltown. The incident reportedly occurred last night as the pair drove, cries for help were heard, Hart escaped in a bus, and Miss Stuart was brought home in an injured condition. The police stated her condition was serious today.
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Margnalltown
Howard Hart
Asud
Sherri Adgar
Mary Stuart
Marshalltown
Migs Stuart
Hart
Stuart
Acagen
Whips Antisaloon Leader Over Letter Attack
Willem Ty Anderson, Mary land Anti-Saloon League superintendent, was struck with a dog whip by Robert Ulman, son of a retired liquor dealer, in Baltimore Maryland. Ulman believed an Anderson letter attacked women relatives of liquor dealers. Ulman was arrested and released on bond for a hearing Monday.
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Baltimore
Willem Ty. Anerson
Marysland Anti-Saloon League
Socol Opfian
Rovert Ulman
Thinan
Anderson
Ullman
Ulman
Have You The Ad Reading Habit
The article urges readers to adopt the ad reading habit in the daily press. It argues advertising pages hold valuable, practical information and benefits often overlooked by readers. It compares news reporting with advertising news and encourages engaging with advertiser notices for profit and usefulness.
Fairbanks to Speak at Republican Gather in Omaha
Former vice president Charles W. Fairbanks arrived in Omaha and will headline tonight’s banquet by Nebraska Republicans. John L. Kennedy and Victor Rosewater assist. over 200 banqueters expected. a “get together” aims to unite party wings. Fairbanks stays through Tuesday, hosted by Kennedy.
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Omaha
Neb
Vic
Charles W. Fairbanks
John L. Kennedy
Victor Rosewater
Repubcan National Committee
Aoting
Nebraska
Kennedy
Robert Cowell
Fairbanks
Wa Adldresa Missionary Society
New
School of Missions
U. S
Omaha University
Charles W. Pelrbanks
Iis
Florence Otayer Mayer Dies in Iowa City
Florence Otayer Mayer, prominent Iowa City resident and daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Mayer, died in a local hospital after a fortnight battle with tuberculosis of the brain. An alumna of Town University and member of Delta Gamma, she was in her 20s. The Mayer family, known across the state, is tied to local commerce and Federated Women's clubs.
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Towa City
Iowa City
Towa
Florence Otayer
Max Mayer
Iown Federated Women's Clubs
Dills-Mayear
Town University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Ames Praises State College After Brazilian Visit
Dr Laura Muller Brazilian minister of foreign affairs arrived in Ames from Chicago and toured the State Agricultural College with President Pearson and trustees. She praised the institution after inspecting the agricultural and veterinary departments and spoke on American agricultural and industrial conditions. The party included U S officials and Brazilian military officers and will depart for Omaha that evening.
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Hey
United States
RL Prementol
Praziian
Washington
Francesca
Braatian Army
Sampayo
Bragulan Navy
M. Jarvis
United States Secret Service
Pearson
College
Santheon
Home Economics
Omate
Waters-Pierce oil company reorganized amid Rothschild link
The Waters-Pierce Oil Company faces reorganization reducing proposed equity from 400,000 to 316,000,000. Report says European banking families including the Rothschilds back a new rival firm to Standard Oil in the United States, with Henry Clay Pierce of St Louis retaining control of the old board’s interests. The Rothschilds also back a related Teng corporation in England as a counter to Standard Oil.
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Dorn
Eodhacullan
Loulé
Post Dispatch
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Rathechids
Standard Oil Company
United Stereos
Henry Clay Piarce
St Lata
Aisman
Directora
Tha
Old Witera-Pierce Company
Wil Pataln
Rothschilds
An Teng Corporation
Standardl
England
Japanese envoy Okazaki arrives to gauge land ownership views
New York June 23 Japanese parliament envoy Sutjiro Okazaki arrived to assess American sentiment on land ownership by Japanese. He will meet trade boards J Soyeda and T Kamiya and visit the New York Chamber of Commerce. A baseball envoy angle notes his travel to eastern states and the double header between New York and Brooklyn.
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New York
N. Y
Sutjiro Okazaki
East
Middle ‘West
United States
Okaza
Dapencsa
Ofs Trade
J. Soyeda
T. Kamiya
Mosers
Soyeda
Batolya
Washington
Baseball Bouissery
Kuijjitomaki
Shotea
Middle West
Okazaki
Japanese Baseball Aé
Japan
Europe
Brooklyn
Pole
Revision of Income Tax Plan Debated in Senate
Washington June 23 President Wilson outlined currency reform as Senate Democrats resumed work on the tariff bill and discussed revising the income tax and administrative features. Senator Simmons said the revised plan would be submitted later. Senator Chamberlain sought consent to pass the Alaska government railway bill but failed. Senator Overman objected, urging more study.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Democratic
House
Wilson
Simmons
Finance Committee
Alaska
Chamberlain
Senate
Overmat
Siying
Nicholson Charged With Fatal Fire in Missouri
In Vandalia on July 28 John T Nicholson was charged by a coroner's jury with causing the deaths of his wife Mia Nicholson and their adopted ten year old son by pouring gasoline on their clothing and setting the blaze. Nicholson aided in removing the charred bodies and was arrested in Mexico Missouri. He refused to answer questions amid allegations of recent quarrels over $1000 life insurance.
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John Nicholson
Vandalia
Mia
Jour Nicholson
Butna
John T. Nicholson
Rome
Nicholson
Mexico
Pair Arrested in Marshalltown on Mann Act Violation
Myron Magrud er and Annetts Skregher, both of Kankakee Illinois, were arrested in Marshalltown on Saturday and handed to federal authorities. Magrud er faces charges under the Mann Act for allegedly enticing a girl for immoral purposes. The girl is held as a witness and the couple were transported to Des Moines by a U S deputy marshal.
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Marshalltown
Tyna
Myron Magpuder
Annetts Skregher
Kankakee
Ill
Magruder
Wisconsin
Mies Hregher
Des Moines
United States
Joint session hearings on Wilson address and Alaska bill
The House and Senate met at noon in a joint session to hear President Wilson read his occupancy address. A Wahu resolution sought all papers on delaying white slave prosecutions in San Francisco. Hetch Hetchy water and San Francisco posts were discussed. Adjournment times noted with minor procedural actions.
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Senate
Wilson
Wahu
San Francisco
Hetch-Hetchy Veters Storks
San Prencisco
Public Lands
Moon
Perkins
Sulzer Scores Chief of Tammany in Vivid Albany Session
Governor Sulzer detailed his clashes with Charles Murphy and Tammany Hall since taking office on January 1. He described refusals of patronage and legislation demands, threats of political extinction, and a long account of meetings and surveillance by Tammany agents. He also rebutted a Vermont perjury charge later raised by ex Judge Milton Curtis, denying any presentment and calling it a forgery.
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Murray
New York City
Tammany Hall
Sulzer
Dav
Govenor
Vermont
New York
Milton Curtis
Grand Jury
Curtis
United States
Starphy
Tammany Jeader
Atereal
Premonition Saves Valuable Items in Home Robbery
A Iowa woman Mia Barker narrowly escapes theft when she senses danger at home and telephones for help. Robbers abandoned the scene, leaving plate money and jewelry untouched while fleeing through a side window. Police could not trace them. A Mississippi River Commission meeting is announced for July 10, 1923 in St Louis to discuss river improvement.
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Towa City
Tang City
Towa
Mia Aude Barker
Iowa
Stir Aieres
Central
St. Louis
Mississippi River Commission
International Life Building
Lisgett
St Lewis
Bississipui
Papers Sought in Diggs Caminetti Slavery Probes
Resolutions by California Representative Kahn call for all papers in the Diggs Caminetti white slave cases and Western Fuel prosecutions in federal California courts. President Wilson seeks a full report from Attorney General McReynolds on postponements, while U.S. Attorney Mel Nab resigns amid concerns.
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Washington, D. C
General McReynolds
Diggs- Camimectt
Western Fuel Company
California
Representative Kahn
Wilson
McReynolds
David Starr Jordan
White House
McNab
Dr. Jordan
Hinebaugh
le Jinois
Progressive
Hacwantatic
Herrington
White Houses
Trinity
Digge Caminetti
U. S
Mel Nab
Department of Justice
Atorney
McRaynolda
Uenifair
Clayton Herrington
San Francisco
Dismissal in Wilson Affair Ends Case
Judge Jaba A. Boran ordered the dismissal of charges against Oliver Wilson and Mrs. Daley Bell, citing insufficient evidence to prove guilt. The case stemmed from a raid on Bell’s apartments and drew public attention due to Wilson’s prominence and the high profile arrests.
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Olver
Wilson
Daley Bell
Jaba A. Boran
Herbert G. Thompson
Weathers Town Fair Likely to Continue Tonight and Tuesday
Weather notes from Muscatine report a unsettled pattern tonight and Tuesday with warmer readings in the east. Winds are moderate to brisk on Tuesday as river stage shows high readings around three and a half feet at Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Ceten
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