Demand for WNAB probe cited in Wilson remarks
A fragmentary report notes Wilson calling for a probe into WNAB charges. The piece ties in a resolution introduced to explain delays in proceedings related to Diggs Caminetti and immigration matters. It references Anthony Caminetti and Secretary Bryan amidst a Sacramento effort to influence state legislation on the alien land bill and Japanese objections.
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Reyholda
Washington
Anithony
Caminetti
Bryan
Sacramento
Johnson
Labor
Wilson
Diggs Caminetti
A. Caminetti
Carter Glass Heads Banking and Currency Committee
Virginia Gongresaman reports on Carter Glass who leads the Banking and Currency Committee in Congress. The article notes his influence on financial policy and his role shaping legislation related to banking reform and currency authority.
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Virginia Gongresaman
Geimmittes
Prince of Wales Day Parade Marked by Royal Festivities
In London Londoners observed a week of gay celebrations around the Prince of Wales birthday with crowds in Buckingham Palace surroundings. Men dressed in white added to the pageantry as the royal event drew widespread attention and cheerful public participation.
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London
Buckingham
Palace
Wilson Smashes Tradition Walks Bareheaded In White House Drive
President Wilson breaks a White House custom by walking bareheaded to the gate to bid farewell to A. Popham Lobb Bermuda’s colonial secretary. Lobb had visited the Wilsons in Bermuda and in the capital, and left before the motor car arrived as they chatted in the grounds.
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White House
Washington
Wilson
goodby
A. Popham
Lobb
Bermuda
atis Apacheon
Destroyer Aylwin Fails Again in Trials at Rockland
The destroyer Aylwin fell short of its contract speed in official builders acceptance trials in Rockland Maine. Its best time over the mile course was 29.14 knots, against a contract requirement of 29.44 knots. The vessel will depart Rockland for Philadelphia for further alterations.
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Rockland
Cant Keep It Secret The TarMets News Hype
A lively puff extols Chamberlain's TarMets as a splendid remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It claims no grand cure exists beyond TarMets and advertises broad dealer availability amid enthusiastic misgivings.
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Chamberlain
Gettysburg Hemsly Camp Details For Civil War Veterans
A report describes camp provisions for veterans attending celebrations at Gettysburg from June 29 to July 6. Each veteran receives a cot, blankets, a mess kit, and two lanterns, with meals prepared by camp staff. The event runs July 1 to 4 to ease rail traffic, and the camp closes after breakfast on Sunday, July 6. Also noted is the swearing in of William M. Crow as naval officer at Philadelphia on June 24, succeeding Walter T. Merrick. the post carries a four year term and a $5000 annual salary. An advertisement for Warner's Drug Store appears in the windows.
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Gettysburg
Suriday
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