26 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
1
The Fredericktown Savings Institution advertises a full range of banking services with emphasis on customer convenience and protection for depositors. It highlights careful handling of transactions and tax-related benefits for depositors.
President Wilson, addressing the National Grain Dealers convention, defended the tariff, Federal Reserve Act, and shipping bill. He urged thorough investigations by the tariff and trade commissions into foreign and domestic trade, stressed friendly ties with Latin America, and called for expanded ship capacity and a stronger U S export role in a new era of American business.
Secretary Baker declares army men should not leak war secrets while urging private capital to expand trade routes and build business. He emphasizes foreign relations lie in friendship and understanding and praises American enterprise. The president’s speech draws loud applause as the band plays the Star Spangled Banner.
Ostrowski's hall in Buryea borough where I W W leaders held meetings was burned causing an estimated loss of $15000. Sheriff Buss disrupted gatherings as investigators probe I W W role in the arson. Chief Newcomb of Pittston arrested Gullantia Freshina for dynamiting Michael Loughney's home and threatening the family.
Philadelphia reports Bremen, second German merchant submarine, captured by the British and held at Falmouth harbor. Dr. R Taft McKenzie describes concentration camps and gas deaths as England prepares for a big drive. Memphis wreck crews salvage guns and equipment before transport home.
Washington Sept 26 Edwin F Rweet resigns as assistant secretary of commerce and will move to Michigan to mount the Democratic bid for governor. Also a reader letter praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for two children’s winter colds, confirming its efficacy in a personal note.
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