Bryan for Guarantee His Bank Deposit Plan
William J. Bryan spoke in Topeka urging government backing for bank deposits. He cited Oklahoma experience, Kansas politics, and Democratic platform support, arguing mutual state and national bank guarantees protect depositors and stabilize finance amid bank runs. He noted Kansas bankers largely favored the plan and highlighted Republican contrasts.
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Kan
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City
Kansas Republican State Council
United States
National Bank
Oklahoma
Oklahoms
Kansas
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Breidenthal
Postal Savings Bank
Haskel
United States Senate
Taft
Sherman
House
Farrelly
Senate
Sherman to Veterans Speech at Oneida County reunion
Utica Aug 27 The eleventh annual Oneida County Veterans Association reunion drew several hundred veterans at Summit Park. Congressman James S. Sherman addressed the crowd with remarks on Civil War heroism, patriotism, and ongoing support for disabled veterans and dependents, urging peace through strong national defense and common American citizenship.
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Utica
Oneida
James S. Sherman
Sherman
Appomattox
Grant
Logan
Hares
Garfield
Harrison
Hancock
McKinley
Governor Fort declares decisive action to enforce state law
The Atlantic City liquor issue escalates as Governor Fort vows to enforce the Sunday ban. He cites affidavits claiming liquor sales by grand jury members and proposes militia use or a special session to create a body to oversee enforcement. Public statements urge statewide support and a united stand to uphold law.
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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
Newark
Jersey City
Hoboken
Paterson
Trenton
Elizabeth
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Cape May
Colonial Times
Governor Fort
Charles J. Fisk
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York
State Senate
Bankers Attack Federal Deposit Insurance Plan in Chicago
Chicago bankers condemn the proposed federal insurance of bank deposits as wrong in principle and dangerous to business. They warn it would tax well managed banks to cover failures, reward reckless banking, and erode banker standards, a key fall election issue.
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Taft
Mr. Taft
Taf
Oklahoma
Banking Board
Busineses
Democratic Platform Depot
Postal Savings Bank
Guaranteed Bank
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Wall Street
Tribune
Chicago
E. D. Hulbert
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
George E. Roberts
Commercial National Bank
Edward S. Lacey
Bankers’ National Bank
Ernest A. Hank
Corn Exchange National Bil
Pittsburg Cafes May Reopen Under Court Writs
Five downtown Pittsburg cafes whose liquor licenses were revoked earlier this week regained stay of closure as Judge William D. Porter granted writs of superseders. The writs allow reopening and liquor sales until October 10 with possible extension and hearings, sustaining business valued at over $200,000.
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Pittsburg
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
William D. Porter
France's Position in Morocco
France signals support for Mulai Hafik while pledging no conquest in Morocco and planning troop withdrawal when peace returns. Tangier rumors claim Abd el Aziz nervy collapse, with conflicting reports of Hafik capture or proclamation as Sultan Mazagan. Sabah-Eddin attends Turkey's Mahmoud Pacha funeral voyage to Turkey. Turks in Marseilles honor the coffin.
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Mulai Hafig
Morocco
France
Edward
M. Clemenceau
Mulai Hafiq
M. Pichon
Mulat Haftig
Europe
Mulat Hafig
Mulat Hafiq
Abd-el-Aziz
Dr. Mauchamp
Casablanca
Tangier
Settat
Murat Hafiq
Bagdani
Mazagan
Marseilles
Germ steamer Roon sails with nearly a million in gold
Notes of foreign news report Fremantle's Germ steamer Roon departing with about 1,000,000 in gold for Germany. Willemstad notes Curacao lifted quarantine against Trinidad over bubonic plague. Tokyo hints Baron Makino may become London ambassador and education minister. In Winnipeg the American Health Association sets Milwaukee as next meeting site.
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Australia
Germany
Willemstad
Aug
Curacao
Trinidad
Tokio
Cn Saar
London
Baron Makino N Mer
Obeakt
Wwinnipes
Weather maps by wireless stretch eight hundred miles
Berlin reports Dr. Polis, director at Aux-la-Chapelle observatory, has drawn weather maps from wireless reports aboard the Auguste Victoria. Reports reached eight hundred miles from the American coast and twelve hundred miles from the European coast, enabling maps for eight hundred miles ahead.
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Berlin
P. J. H. Polis
Aux-la-Chapelle
Auguste Victoria
New York
Cable firm fined five million in Venezuelan ruling
The Civil Court of First Instance found the French Cable Company complicit in the Mates rebellion against President Castro and ordered damages near 5.6 million dollars plus an expert assessed sum. The firm may appeal. Similar to a prior ruling against New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company. The British Minister to Venezuela met with Castro at Barquisimeto.
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Caracas
Port of Spain
Civil Court of First Instance
Castro
New York
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Venezuela
Barquisimeto
France Will Ignore Court Fine On Cable Company
Paris reports discuss a court imposing a fine on a French cable company. No official Venezuelan government action or relations exist and the government will practically ignore the decision. The text notes no direct reaction from the company or Venezuelan authorities.
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France
Paris
Venezuela
Blocking Argentine Naval Plan from Secret Chamber Vote
Buenos Aires reports the Chamber of Deputies approved a naval armament expenditure near 5.4 million dollars, but Senate amendments likely render the measure nugatory. A Senate action could trigger a chamber conflict, amid Brazil's wary stance. Public sentiment supports stronger defences, with possible Brazil talk to avert the large outlay.
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Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Brazil
Argentine
U S Portugal Extradition Treaty Approved by Lisbon Chamber
The Chamber of Deputies in Lisbon approved the extradition treaty with the United States covering twenty two offences. It excludes political offenders but holds that those who attempt against rulers are not considered political.
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Grand Army
Central
New York
Ivil
Tony
Churchill
Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Portugal
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