Majority For Money Bill Seen In Congressional Caucus
Washington August 7 A canvass shows radical members will back the money bill after a caucus to be held Monday. Leaders claim the administration banking measure will pass in the House and expect Senate approval, with amendments on interlocking directorates currency backed by cotton corn and wheat and possible government guarantees of bank deposits.
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Service Commission to fix telephone rates soon
The Pennsylvania Public Service Commission will meet on August 19 to set telephone rates statewide. Three members of the former railroad commission will hear objections from telephone interests so new members gain necessary information. Shortly after, the Gates on bituminous coal from the Clearfield district to York and Lancaster will be discussed by industry associations.
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Savings Gone Seeks Death at Sea in New York
A man named Joseph Kuhak abandoned a hideout plan in Germany after saving in the United States. He traveled to Milwaukee then New York to sail on the Kronprinzeas. On the way to the ship a wallet was swapped, he lost his savings, took poison, and jumped overboard before the vessel sailed. He died at sea.
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Remarkable Cure of Dysentery
A damaged fragment describes a person afflicted with severe dysentery around July. After trying various remedies with little relief, they claim improvement after using an unnamed remedy praised as permanent and effective. The text is jumbled but centers on a drastic recovery following treatment.
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Paul S Reinsch Named American Minister to China
Paul S Reinsch has been selected to serve as the American minister to the Chinese Republic, reflecting a significant diplomatic appointment and continuation of U.S. relations with China.
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Chinese Republic
Rockefeller Chauffeur Fined for Speeding in Cleveland
John Rockefeller’s chauffeur Martin A Phillips, brought from Tarrytown for the summer, was fined eight dollars by the police court for speeding. Rockefeller and two figures were in the car at the time.
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Cleveland
John. Rockefeller’s
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A Phillips
Tarry Town
Ni-Yu
Aly Conte
Rockefeller
President nominates Preston McGoodwin minister to Venezuela
The President nominated Preston McGoodwin of Oklahoma to be minister to Venezuela, confirming a diplomatic appointment amid Washington discussions.
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Washington
Preston McGoodwin
Oklahoma
Venesuels
OVNDS Food Advertised Dividends and Value
A fragmented ad-like passage extols buying advertised goods as best value. It argues cash dividends equal every dollar spent, urging Wisely buying goods the maker strongly supports, claiming advertised items are not always cheapest but ofrecen best quality for money.
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