Taft Presses for Currency Reform Plan at Bankers’ Meeting
President Taft told about 1500 York State Bankers at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan that currency reform tops policy aims and praised the National Monetary Commission plan as nonpartisan. He warned a central bank would threaten public and depositor interests while urging broader support from bankers, wage earners, and farmers for a sound banking system.
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York State Bankers' Association
Gatheer
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan
Peach
Lsten
Taft
National Monetary Commission
Monetary Commission
al- After
Wall Street
Kineton
Andrew Jackson
Martin W Littleton
Charles F. Moore
Edward W. McCarts
Luther W. Mott
W. H. Bennett
Association Tofe
Gwenn Crothers
Maryland
Charles D. Hilles
Wickersham
Archibald W. Butt
Lawrence
Murray
Prendergast
F van Tuyl
EB. Vreeland
William M. Calder
Walden
Tribune To Discuss Utility Of Hiky Troops In Peace Time
METAR experts will discuss in next Sunday's Tribune the questionable value of deploying troops to the point of exhaustion during peacetime.
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METAR
Tribune
Two Cars Collide After Signal Error on Crosstown Route
A crosstown car at 74th Street and Avenue collided with a Seventh Avenue car after 9 pm injuring several people. Dr. Irvingham treated three at New York Hospital, while others suffered cuts from flying glass. Beventh Avenue tram service was halted for over forty minutes. Motormen blamed signal confusion and slippery rails after rain. one driver claimed to cross on a misread signal.
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Seventh Avenue
Avenue and
Irvingham
New York Hospital
Beventh Avenue
H4th Street
Broadway
Biehth Avenue
Michael Gilerd
Calliston
Thomas Larkin
Avenaa
Laricon
Boy swimmer drowns in Hudson during swim across river
Isaac Gluck, fifteen, attempting to swim from West 116th Street toward Fort Lee across the Hudson, was swept midstream and disappeared. David Kamuel and Harry Rosersund helped rescue Samuel Kamuel, who aided in the effort until a boat arrived. Police searched the river late into the night at 116th Street pier for Gluck.
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Isaac Gluck
West 116Th Street
Hudson River
Xucresa
Fort Ler
Sant
David Kamuel
West 127Th Street
Gluck
Rexcus
Samuel
Harry Rosersund
No.1
West 11Th Street
Gluck Howem
116Th Street Pier
Postal Banks in Big Cities Planned by Hitchcock
Postmaster General Frank H Hitchcock announced in Boston that after July a chain of postal savings banks will be opened in New York Boston and Chicago the first class post offices to test the plan. He said over time the program aims to raise efficiency and cut waste of time while keeping salaries stable.
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Tribune
Boston
New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
Chicago
Mr. Hitchcock
Tani
Ill at Sea Spurns Doctor to Panama Return
Charles G. Young contracting engineer from 60 Wall Street arrived aboard the Almirante in deteriorated health after a month in Panama with typhoid fever. He refused medical aid due to Christian Science beliefs, briefly delaying treatment until delirium forced it. On reaching quarantine, plans shifted to Roosevelt Hospital as his brother-in-law arranged care despite his initial wish to return home.
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Wall Street
Panama
Almirante
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J. Hadley
Mr Young
Sinclair
Canal Zone
Finclair
Doty
Young
Yon= kerg
Roosevelt Hospital
Dix Says No Letters On Gittine Mile Laws
Governor Dix states he has given no consideration to the Gittine Mile loan stringent laws and has received no letters opposing them. The item mentions low fares and comfort to cetorene and notes trains from Chicago and St. Louis, with references to Broadway tickets and booklets.
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Dix
Albany
Cetorene
Eeklane
Chicago
St. Louis
Broadway
Adve
Assurance by De La Barra on foreign investment in Mexico
Mexico City June 22 minister of finance Ernesto Madero outlined the provisional government policy on foreign and domestic investment. He stated there is no hostility to foreign corporations, no plan to curtail rights, and no discrimination between domestic and foreign capital. The government intends to guarantee investors' rights under law and seek friendly relations with capital sources to support Mexico’s wealth.
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The
Tribune
Mexico City
Mexico
Republic
Ernesto Madero
Prane
United States
Mexicar Capital
Avery
Browne Strikes Tribune Reporter in Capitol Hall
Springfield June 22 Representative Lee O Ne Browne of La Salle knocked down Chicago Tribune correspondent EO Phillips in the Capitol Speaker's room after Phillips spoke to Browne. Phillips was unconscious about forty minutes. Browne, linked to Lorimer bribery charges, has been in the public eye since the investigation began.
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Lee O'N. Browne
Springfield
Lee O'Neil Browne
la Salle
Phillips
The
Chicago Tribune
Penick
Browne
United States
Lorimer
Charles White
the Tribune
White
Browne Leiter
Fire in Oliver Street Tenement Endangers Families
A blaze on the second floor of a No 49 Oliver Street apartment rapidly filled the building with smoke. Patrolmen Meyer and Hickey rushed inside to aid trapped tenants including men women and children. They recovered a woman on the first floor and helped others flee. one resident Mr Antoinette Vanilla was overcome by smoke but rescued. Damages reach $5000.
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Aonre Stitcen
Rafael Albano
Oliver Street
Meyer and
Hickey
Oak Street
Ronto
Antoinette Vanilla
George IV
Queen Crowned Beside King in Westminster Abbey
Queen enthroned beside King George V was crowned at Westminster Abbey in a grand imperial pageant. The event drew about two million along the procession route and seven thousand inside the abbey, with smooth conduct despite heavy police measures and public fears of unrest.
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George
Westminster Abbey
King George VI
Queen Mary
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Freeland
Edward
Cale
London
Chelsea
Plantagenet
Lord Kitchener
Tri -Fortum
Coronation Day Glories Loom Over Westminster Abbey
Readers witness a Roman holiday atmosphere as Westminster Abbey prepares for the three royal processions. British officials, soldiers, and spectators fill streets and halls with lavish ceremonial color, while the abbey interior gleams with silver, tapestries, and regal symbolism.
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Metropolis
England
Whitehall
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