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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

6

Taft Endorses Aldrich Currency Plan At New York Bankers’ Meeting

President Taft addressed about 1,500 bankers and families at the Hotel Oriental Manhattan Beach endorsing the Aldrich currency reform plan. He argued the central idea would safely place 7000 National banks on sound footing and curb Wall Street and Washington control, urging farmers and workers to support the proposal.

Taft New York State Bankers’ Association Hotel Oriental Manhattan Beach Aldrich Aldrich Monetary Commission Oriental Wickersham United States Lee McClung Hitchcock Washington Luther W. Mott Bankers’ Association Association Mgr. E. W. McCarty Waldo Prendergast Aldrich National Reserve Association Wall Street National Monetary Commission Commission National Reserve Association South State Bankers’ Association the Oriental Joseph T. Talbert National City Bank Bud* Mars Talbert Rockeley Inlet Ocean Rockaway Point Martin W. Littleton Charles ¥. Moore Mer. B. W. McCarty Senate House of Representatives Mr. Littleton American Bankers’ Association

Taft Attends Reciproc ity Dinner With Canadian Club

Four hundred Canadian Club of New York members gathered at the Manhattan Beach Hotel for the coronation banquet of the association. President Taft and Senator Raoul Dandurand were guests of honor at the event celebrating George and Mary.

Canada United States George Queen Mary New York C. the & Akers Uae Arthur Miner Canawen Frederick Frederick Courtney Hitles OS and I Teaatmacter Canieg Ana Earl Grey Maemiont Canadian Club of Association Manhattan Beach Hotel Taft Raoul Dandurand

Yates Accuses Deneen as Lorimer Election Probed

Former Illinois Governor Richard Yates testifies before a Senate panel on the Lorimer election. He denies knowledge of a corruption fund, says he denounced Lorimer’s enemies, and asserts he told Lorimer to tell Deneen he had a friend in politics. Editor Hinman links a long running corruption fund to Springfield but cites Lorimer’s opponents as contributors.

Washington Richard Yates Ilinoia Charles S. Deneen Lorimer Senate Committee George W. Hinman Chicago Inter Ocean Springfield Yates Howard Hines Chicago Haneey Ateeey Illinois Roger Hinman Ilinois Illionnois Chi

Packing House in Teres Faces Mulch Debate

A fragmented passage notes opinions on a Teres packing house, mentioning reluctance to specify details and suggesting some officials opposed Lorimer. The text is unclear and contains garbled names and phrases.

Interes O Telee Lorimer

Roosevelt fund inquiry sparks push for election cash probe

Senator Culberson of Texas introduced a resolution for the Senate to empower the Committee on Privileges and Elections to investigate money paid to committees or individuals involved in the 1904 and 1908 national elections. The measure seeks witnesses, books, and documents and aims to curb improper subscriptions and payments in campaigns.

New York Times Washington Culberson Texas Today Committee On Congress Senate Cortelyou Roosevelt

Trust Estates Created Over Night by Robert A. Sasseen

An advertisement announces guaranteed trust estates created overnight by Robert A. Sasseen, backed by a major financial institution. It promises no inheritance tax and no fees under the plan, urging readers to write to Se Robert A. Sasseen at 165 Broadway for estate planning.

Robert A. Sasseen Broadway

Man in the Tower reflects New York fashion in 1920s retail

The piece notes Weber & Heilbroner ready to wear suits and ROXFORD underwear as modern masculine style, with prices from 20 to 40 dollars. It highlights fashionable stockings, onyx silk socks, and a large New York retail bureau supplying varied color assortments for men with money to spend.

Weber & Heilbroner New Yorks New York

Clothes carried only at stores marked with star

An ad lists locations in New York including Nassau Street Cortlandt Street Broadway and Broadway corner stores. It notes Weber 7 Heilbroner Weber & Heilbroner clothing carried only at marked star outlets. Locations include 150 Nassan 58 Nassau 27 New 20 Cortlandt 146 Broadway and 369 Broadway with 757 Broadway 1185 Broadway and 42nd street at Fifth Avenue.

Weber & Heilbroner Star Nassan Nassau Cortlandt Broadway 42Nd Fifth Avenue

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