Bryan for Guarantee of Bank Deposits Plan
Topeka Kansas August 7 William J Bryan addressed a large audience urging government guarantee of bank deposits. He argued deposits at risk during panics, contrasted with postal savings plans, and cited Oklahoma insured banks as proof. He pressed for a mutual state national bank guarantee system and mocked Taft’s opposition while praising Democratic platform reforms.
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Bryan
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United States
Postal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Congress
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Republican Party
Breidenthal
Postal Savings Bank
Haskel
United States Senate
Tam Elad
Taft
Sherman
House
Farrelly
Senate
Sherman to Veterans at Utica Union honoring Civil War veterans
The eleventh annual Oneida County Veterans Association reunion was held at Summit Park Utica with hundreds attending. Congressman Charles L. Knapp, M. E. Driscoll, Mayor Wheeler, Assemblyman Hart, and James S. Sherman spoke, with Sherman praising veteran heroism, patriotism, and the nation’s debt to Civil War service while urging peace and strong national defense.
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Utica
Oneida County Veterans’ Association
Summit Park
W- H. Daniels
Ogdensburg
Charles L. Knapp
Lowville
M. E. Driscoll
Syracuse
Wheeler
Hart
James S. Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Hare
Appomattox
Grant
Logan
Hares
Garffield
Harrison
Hancock
McKinley
Union
Lberty
Defiant Governor Fort presses for nationwide law enforcement
Governor Fort denounces Atlantic City officials and grand jurors over Sunday liquor sales. He cites affidavits of liquor purchases, weighs militia or special legislative sessions, and demands uniform enforcement of New Jersey law under threat of a state-wide extraordinary session.
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Nelson Gaskill
Atlantic City
Edward S. Wilson
Higbee
May's Landing
Fort
New Jersey
Sea Girt
Smith E. Johnson
Atlantic County
F. P. Story
Enoch A. Higbee
William Reeves Winters
Grand Jury
Bankers oppose federal deposit insurance plan in Chicago
Chicago bankers denounce the proposed federal insurance of bank deposits as wrong in principle and dangerous to business. They call the plan confiscation, warn it would reward reckless banking, raise taxes on well managed banks, and undermine the nation's financial standards ahead of the fall election.
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Remy
Taft
Mr. Taft
Aldrich-Vreeland
Ars
Oklahoma
Banking Board
Jam
Golden Gate
Lincoln
Grand Army
Brea
the Tribune
Chicago
E. D. Hulbert
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank
Edward S. Lacey
Bankers’ National Bank
Ernest A. Hant
Corn Exchange National Benijf
Pittsburg Cafes May Reopen Under New Writs
Five downtown Pittsburg liquor cafes, shut after a police and temperance union crackdown, received writs of superseder from Judge William D. Porter to reopen and sell liquor until October 16 with possible extensions. The five venues, valued at over 250000, may continue operations near year end or into January 1, 19%.
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Pittsburg
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lfe
William D. Porter
France’s Stance on Morocco Amid Mulai Hafid Question
Paris reports France plans no conquest and will withdraw troops once peace returns as Mulai Hafid’s recognition is debated. Rumors of Hafid’s capture circulate from Tangier while Abd el Aziz’s regime faces instability and reports of a Mazagan proclamation.
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Mulal Hafig
Morocco
France
Edward
M. Clemenceau
Mulai Hafig
M. Pichon
Mulat Hafig
Europe
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Abd-el-Aziz
Dr. Mauchamp
Casablanca
Tangier
Settat
Mulal Hafiq
Bagdani
Mulai Hafiq
Mazagan
Sabah Eddin Returns to Turkey Amid Funeral Procession
Sabah Eddin, chief of the Young Turks and Sultan’s nephew, accompanies his father Damad Mahmoud Pacha’s body aboard the Senegal sailing today. Turks in Marseilles lay wreaths on the coffin as it is transported to Turkey.
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Sabah-Eddin
Turkey
Marseilles
Young Turks Party
Damad Mahmoud Pacha
Senegal
Foreign News Notes From Fremantle to Tokyo
Fremantle Australia August 27 The Ge steamer Roon left with 000,000 in gold for Germany. Willemstad August 27 Curacao government lifted quarantine against Trinidad over bubonic plague. Tokyo August 27 believed successor as Japanese Ambassador in London is Baron Makino Education Minister. Geeeke Winnipes Purraae nent Health Association Milwaukee session.
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Fremantle
Australia
Germany
Wiliemstad
Curacao
Trinidad
Toklo
London
Baron Makino
Geeeke
Winnipes
Aus
Sesson
Milwaukee
Weather maps drawn from wireless reports eight hundred miles out
Berlin August 27 Dr P J H Polis director of the Aix la Chapelle meteorological observatory announced a remarkable wireless weather feat aboard the Hamburg American steamer Auguste Victoria in the last voyage from New York He said he could take wireless weather reports eight hundred miles from the American coast and twelve hundred miles from the European coast and, with help from passing vessels, draw up accurate weather maps for eight hundred miles ahead.
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Berlin
P. J. H. Polis
Aix-la-Chapelle
Auguste Vicetoria
New York
Cable firm fined in Venezuela rebellion ruling
The Civil Court of First Instance found the French Cable Company guilty of complicity in the Mates rebellion against President Castro and ordered damages near $5 million. An expert assessment will set an additional sum, with possible appeal. The case mirrors a prior ruling against the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company. The British Minister to Venezuela has met with President Castro at Barquisimeto.
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Caracas
Port of Spain
Civil Court of First Instance
Castro
New York and
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Venezuela
Barquisimeto
France to ignore court ruling on cable company fine
Paris Aug 27 France says it will ignore the court action fining a cable company. Officials note there is no Venezuelan government relation and no official action from Caracas regarding the $60.08 fine. The government will not acknowledge or respond to the ruling.
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Paris
Sem
Venezuela
Blocking Argentine Naval Plan in Argentine Legislature
Buenos Ayres reports a secret Chamber of Deputies vote approving naval armaments spending near 35.4 million pesos may be softened by Senate amendments. A Senate clash could occur if amendments pass, risking a constitutional conflict between branches. Strong public support for stronger defences persists, with Brazil talks seen as potentially avoiding the large outlay.
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Buenos Ayres
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Brazil
Extradition Treaty Approved Between U S and Portugal
Lisbon August 27 The Chamber of Deputies approved the extradition treaty between the United States and Portugal It covers twenty two specific offences and excludes political offenders It also specifies that those who attempt against rulers shall not be considered political offenders.
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Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Portugal
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