Bryan Hints at Senate in Commoner Editorials
Special to The New York Times from Lincoln Nebraska June 19 describes William Jennings Bryan's Commoner editorials praising the Administration warning Illinois Democrats and upholding Iowa Democratic ticket. Bryan discusses anti trust bills Senate delay Canal tolls fight and quotes him on Sullivan Illinois candidacy and dangers to Democratic unity.
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New York
Lincoln
Neb
Illinois
Iowa
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Hygienic concerns at school age discussed by orthopaedic experts
In Philadelphia a New York Times report notes Oscar H. Allis arguing no schooling before age 6 harms spines. Over 200 surgeons examined spinal curvature and faulty postures, while afternoon sessions covered hip dislocations and the Ridion operation as a rival to Lorenz.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Oscar H. Allis
American Orthopaedic Association Today
Allis
John Ridlon
American Urological Association
William E. Lower
Cleveland
H. A. Fowler
Washington, D. C
H. L. Sanford
J. A. Gardner
Buffalo
J. C. Burt
Pittsburgh
Hugh H. Young
Baltimore
J. G. Keller
Toledo
Ohlo
4. T Winedell
Loutsville
Victor Veckt
San Francisco
The Price of Love by Arnold Bennett
Praised by critics across major papers for its polished craft and engaging storytelling. The narrative blends comedy with sharp character drawing, delivering readable dramatic action and satisfying prose.
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Price of Love
Arnold Bennett
Sterling
Pittshhurgh Press
N. Y
Hoston Post
N. Y. Tribune
What the Leading Reviewers Say Rupert Hughes
A compact note quoting multiple reviews of Rupert Hughes's work. Praise from London Timed Boston Transcript Boston Globe Boston Post Chicago Inter Ocean St Louis Globe Democrat and New York Evening Post highlights the book as absorbing original powerful with dramatic force and constant ease of style.
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Rupert Hughes
London
Boston Transcript
Boston Globe
Vanity
Boston Post
Chicago
Inter Ocean
New York
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
N. Y. Evening Post
The Seen and Unseen at Stratford-on-Avon
Critics from Detroit Boston and New York praise William Dean Howells for his humorous and witty tale set in Stratford. They laud his good natured wisdom and sharp philosophy expressed through charming sketches of Stratford and its summer visitors.
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Stratford-on-Avon
William Dean Howells
Mr. Howells
Detroit Free Press
Aribune
Cross Trails by Herman Whitaker
A stirring novel of the Canadian Northwest in which a woman witnesses a mutiny among loggers at a Hudson Bay fur camp and must live with the one man she dreads. The work is praised as a vivid transcription of frontier life.
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Herman Whitaker
Canadian Northwest
Social Forces in England and America by H G Wells
Book review style praise quotes describe Wells book as absorbing and stimulating offering practical idealist insights. Notable newspapers call it engaging thought provoking and richly varied in content.
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America
H. G. Wells
WN. Y. Times
Botton Globe
Wells
N. Y
Lawmakers push drastic sea safety overhaul with lifeboat rule
A House committee report urges sweeping changes to maritime law. The Alexander bill would require lifeboat and life raft capacity equal to or exceeding passengers, impose crew duties on lifeboat stations, and limit desertion penalties. It cites Titanic Monroe and Empress of Ireland disasters and repeals desertion arrest treaties.
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New York Times
Washington
House
J.W. Alexander
Missouri
Committee On
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Senate
Alexander
Gressel
United States
Board of Supervising
Secretary of Commerce
Great Lakes
Merchant Marine Comittee
Monroe
Empress of Ireland
Marine Committee
P. 4
Krefbohm
Kroonland
Volturno
Whreibohim
Mra
Florence Kelly
Kroomet
President Ison to attend Philadelphia July 4 celebration
Washington reports President Ison accepted an invitation to join a July 4 celebration in Philadelphia. He may travel back to Washington via the Virginia Capes aboard the Mayflower after the event.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Ison
Virginia Capes
Merit System for Consuls Expanded by Transfer Nominations
President Wilson promotes three Consul Generals and transfers four to fill vacancies while naming five new appointments as part of extending the merit system. The actions include Secretaries of Legation reassigned to higher posts and multiple international transfers among Berlin London Rio de Janeiro Managua Seville Nuremberg and other cities. Newly appointed consuls include Henry Galch George Donsdid William Jenkins George Messersith Harry Seltzer and Cyrus Wicker among others.
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Washington
Wilson
Fiene Erals
Legation
Robert FP. Skinner
Massillon
Ohio
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London
Julius G. Lay
Rio de Janeiro
Alfred J. M. Crotrschalk
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Layee
New York City
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Nicaragua
Sheldon Whitehouse
Greece
Montenegro
Frankmeyer
Birmingham
Ala
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Austria
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Germany
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Oakland
Cal
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Seville
Spain
Charles S. Winans
Michigan
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Lewisville
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Ceylon
Harbin
China
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Madison
St. Stephen
New Shunswick
Canada
George K. Donsdid
Mobile
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Venezuela
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Gynedd
Penn
Guadaloupe
West Indies
George S. Messersith
Dover
Del
Fort Erie
Ontario
Harry G. Seltzer
Hamburg
Breslau
Cyrus F. Wickereed
Reserve Board Inquiry into Federal Reserve Members
Washington June 1 The Senate Banking and Currency Committee plans a full inquiry into the business records and relations of Federal Reserve Board nominees. Chairman Owens names five subcommittees assigning each member to a panel with three or four senators. Warburg Hamlin Jones and others are cited as targets amid possible battles over confirmations.
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New York Times
Washington
Jime
Committee On Banking and Currency
Car
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Owens
Oklahoma
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Federal Board
Paul M. Warburg
New York
West Point Graduates Assigned to Army Branches
The War Department assigns 15 graduates to Engineers 21 to Cavalry 7 to Field Artillery 20 to Coast Artillery 43 to Infantry. Named officers include Holcombe Indiana Gross New York Missouri Somervell Arkansas Price Michigan Crawmedime ford New York Skinner North Carolina Cowail Nebraska Brand New York Carruth Louisiana and instructors Cress Bullard Elliot Lewis Herman.
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Military Academy
West Point
War Department
Engineers
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Infantry
H. Holcombe
Indiana
Gross
New York
B. A
Missouri
B. B. Somervell
Arkansas
X. H. Price
Michigan
BR. W. Crawmedime
Ford
F S. Skinner
North Carolina
A. P.cowaill
Nebraska
H. Brand, Jr
D. O. Elliot
G. F. Lewis
F. W. Herman
Brandeis Attacks Rayburn Stock Bill in Senate Hearing
Louis K. Brandeis, special ICC counsel, urged limits on the Rayburn Stock and Bond bill. He proposed an amendment restricting railroads from issuing securities to acquire other lines unless the ICC approves, citing overburdened agency and implied guarantees. The committee indicated opposition to full ICC supervision of carrier securities and may report a modified measure after today’s private hearing.
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New York Times
Washington
Louis K. Brandeis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Rayburn
Brandeis
Branders
Ballot Frauds Cost Seat in Twelfth Missouri District
Washington June 19. Election frauds in the Twelfth Missouri District deprived Leonidas Dyer Republican of his seat as a majority of votes cast for him without his participation. Michael J. Gill Democrat took the oath of office minutes later. The oust vote was 147 to 1 present and the seating vote 126 to 105.
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New York Times
Washington
Missouri
Leonidas, Dyer
Michael J. Gill
Dyer
Gill
Tos
Rate decision delay in freight charges from ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission will not announce its freight rate advance decision tomorrow as some expected. Indications today suggest the decision will not be public for several days, with some well informed officials predicting at least two weeks before any announcement.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Charity Bequest Taxable Under Transfer Tax Law
The Appellate Division ruled charitable bequests are subject to transfer tax. The case stems from Catharine E Daly's will leaving 7600 to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, taxed at 6319. The court affirmed Surrogate Fowler with two dissents, sending the matter to the Court of Appeals.
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Fowler
American Society For the Prevention of
Catharine E. Daly
Alfred Wagstaff
Hotchkiss
McLaughlin
Scott
Ingraham
Dowling
Court of Appeals
Murray for Boston Postmaster Nomination Sent to Senate
The nomination of Congressman William F. Murray of Massachusetts to be Postmaster at Boston was sent to the Senate for confirmation by President Wilson.
Senate to probe use of official stationery for Gold Hill mining firm
The Senate approved an inquiry into stationery used to boost Gold Hill Consolidated of Gold Hill North Carolina. Senator Overman introduced the measure. the Privileges and Elections Committee will handle the probe, likely next week, with several members unaware of the company.
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Washington
Senate
Gold Hill Consolidated
Gold Hill
N. C
Overman
North Carolina
Chilton
West Virginia
Committee On Privileges
Treasury
Committee On Rules
Committee On Census
Massachusetts Legislature Could Delay New Haven Breakup
Reports from Boston say committees may postpone action on the New Haven disintegration plan until January. The Justice Department might sue to force separation if Massachusetts stalls, while Gov. Walsh pushes to pass the bill and avoid anti trust action. Attorney General McReynolds declined comment.
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Walsh
Progressive State Committee to Hold Asbury Park Rally
The Progressive State Committee and county chairmen met in Trenton to plan a summer rally in Asbury Park and to discuss the party's situation. They took a stand against amalgamation and tabled a resolution opposing George W. Perkins's retention on the National Committee.
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WS. J
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Asbury Park
George W. Perkins
THREE VICTIMS OF BENDS FROM UNDERGROUND WORK
Three men 170 feet underground on foundations for the Western Unnean Telegraph building at Broadway and Dey Street were brought to the surface yesterday suffering from the bends. They were placed in the hospital lock on Dey Street and after about two hours of compressed air treatment only Thomas Dolan remained paralyzed while Frank Dolan and Frederick Broderick recovered. The bend is a subterranean workers disease caused by depth and rapid pressure changes and the hospital lock method has been standard in such operations for five years.
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Broadway
Dey Street
Aber
Thomas Dolan
Balt
Frank Dolan
Frederick Broderick
Cerry Cnt
Quinlan Appeals After Silk Strike Riot Conviction
Patrick Quinlan, known as the TW. W. agitator, appeals a Paterson inciting to riot conviction after the Supreme Court affirmed it. He faces a 2 to 7 year sentence. In a separate item, Senatorial action confirms William G Sharp of Elvia Ohio as ambassador to rapes.
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Jones
Senate Today
William G Sharp
Elviia
Ohio
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