Currency bill becomes a law review of essential points
Washington December 13 The new currency banking and finance law is described as sweeping yet low in direct operational change for national banks. It creates regional reserve banks, requires member banks to join, and introduces new paper currency for emergencies. Public ownership of regional stock possible if enough banks do not join. Dividends, reserves allocations, and gradual reserve shifts are outlined.
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Washington
Congress
Organization Committee
Treasury
New York
Chago
St Louis
Cabaret Defined and Social Remarks Curio
A digest of stray phrases notes a New Yorker’s playful cabaret definition describing an institution that spruces up dining and social life. The fragment also touches on women’s marriage proposals and a data point about furniture spending, with attributions to the San Antonio Express and Neabble Forthers Lember.
Thiea Age of Luxury Doll Price Question
A fragment notes a doll priced at one thousand dollars as a seemingly good deal, raising questions about value and worth. The excerpt hints at commentary on luxury objects and consumer culture.
Cancer Hills Affects 15,000 People in the United States
A report highlights that about 15,000 individuals in the United States are affected by cancer in a given period. The data point underscores regional and demographic impacts and calls for attention from health agencies and researchers.
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Cancer Hills
United States
Disputed Points Adjusted in Federal Reserve Conference
Conference changes affect points between senate and house on federal reserve structure. Key provisions: seven member board retained with ten year terms for officers, and Alake excluded from act. regional banks not fewer than eight, capital minimum $4 million. stock purchases limited to $25 per person. voting power restricted for nonmember holdings. directors and officers rules tightened. membership terms extended. deposits and reserves rules revised. salary raised for federal board members. recall and term limits for reserve board appointments. local vault reserve requirements and par collections restored. retirement and debt measures adjusted. gold reserve remains at 40 percent. various governance and approval processes clarified.
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Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Ber Bank
Federal Board
Reserve Board
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Banks
Congress
Regional banks to manage elastic currency under new law
The plan outlines reserve requirements for national and regional banks, with 15 percent on demand deposits and 5 percent on time deposits. A portion must be kept in vaults or regional banks, while federal reserve notes act as an elastic currency backed by gold reserves and government bonds. The Federal Reserve Board governs, with regional banks governed by nine directors and the ability to discount eligible paper and suspend reserves in crises.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Treasury
United States
Reginal Reserve Bank
Taaks
Regional Reserve Bank
Banke
Gates Leaichdhn
Treasury
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Pew Treasury
Vagaries of the Hunter's Life in Maryland
A Maryland hunter mistook a trolley car for a deer and fired a shot but did not strike. The incident highlights the dangers and misjudgments of hunting from roadways.
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Maryland
New York Jewels Worth Half a Billion Dollars
A conservative estimate places the total value of New York City jewels at 500 million dollars, more than twice the value of all universities buildings nationwide. The piece notes counts of bearing fruit trees including apples and pears across the United States.
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New York
New York City
United States
Quartet of Agreeable Fellows Sparks Gentle Praise
A Birmingham Age Herald reader notes the young men forming a quartet are agreeable, while another comment complains of a harsh cutting sound that causes distress in guitar work.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Revenue Men Killed by Smuggler Near Mount St Martin
Two revenue officers Compeau and Thevenin were killed while on duty near Mount St Martin France. Assailants identified as notorious smugglers have been arrested. The incident heightens tensions in border enforcement efforts.
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Mount St Martin
France
Compeau Od Thevenin
Japanese Smoking Tree Wonder of One Japan
A natural wonder in One Japan features a tree that appears to smoke only in the evening. Local observers note the phenomenon begins after sunset and the smoke seems to rise from the tree’s top, drawing curiosity from residents and visitors alike.
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Japan
Murder Near Greenwood Shocks Webster County
Hen W. Greenwood J A Worrell escorted to a boarding house then found dead on the W M V railroad track near the Saved Jamison plant. Worrell, about 65, a Webster County figure, was beaten with a large club and robbed. Sheriff Taylor leads a vigorous search for the assailant as investigators piece together testimony.
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Greenwood
J. A Worrell
Mathiotem
Webster County
Saved & Jamison
Worrell
W. & Hill
Tippo
Woerrel
Taylor
Tom Boutwell Surrenders Amid Claims Of Ten Murders
Tom Boutwell, a white man described as educated, surrendered to authorities after claiming he killed ten men and robbed a tram. He fears further violence if he remains at large and says he led a crime spree from Louisiana State Penitentiary, with ties to Baton Rouge and local resident Shrader.
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Tom Boutwell
Lousane
T Fred Shreder
E Citeemm
Mr. Shrader
Baton Rouge
Boutwell
J. S&s Hart
Norfield
Mies
Boutweil
Sear Collies
Mise
Missuteippi College
Prisoners Escape By Digging Through Brick Wall
Two prisoners Charles Windham and Dock Jernigan escaped from the county jail in Bay Springs by tearing through a brick wall with pieces of a cast iron stove. The hole was under a southeast window. they were confined about midnight and fled in the early morning, with porters not yet captured. They were kept in the Bull Pea area rather than iron cages, giving access to the store.
Young hunter suffers severe injury in accidental gun discharge
Otis Carroll, 17, son of Circuit Clerk J. N. Carroll, was hunting with friends when a careless act by stepping on a wayside fire caused a pair of gun barrels to discharge. The blast severely amputated his left foot as he stood near the blaze.
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Waltha
Otis Carroll
J. SN. Carroll
Meridian Officials Plan Audit Trip To Jackson
Hoss A. Collins departed Meridian Friday to go to Jackson in the company of Special Auditor J. E. Creck to audit and check an offer. Auditor Crock also left Meridian with them for the trip.
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Meridian
Hoss A. Collins
Jackson
J. E. Creck
Crock
Lves
Child dies from burns after open grate accident
Alvie Priester, 15 months old, died from burns after clothing caught fire from an open grate. The incident occurred more than a month ago, causing the child of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Priester to pass away.
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Prem Duras
Alvie Priester
Lee Priester
No Baseball For Vicksburg In Coming Season
Vicksburg will not seek a Cotton States League franchise this season unless someone builds a suitable baseball park with level ground in the Hill City.
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Vicksburg
Vickburg
Ason
Aged Man Falls Into Ditch Near Meridian
The life of F. Cum mings a 74 year old man was likely ended when he fell into a 12 foot deep ditch near Meridian. He was found by H. Blasehard and D Howard who reported the accident.
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F. Cummings
H. Blasehard Nd
D Howard
Cummings
Condemned Man Howard Refuses Food in Elmira Jail
An apparently mentally impaired condemned man, Jerm Howard, starves in Elmira jail after refusing meals and conversation with the jailer. Deputy Boutwell finds him in a torn state on a cot in the death cell. doctors say he shows weak mind and lack of responsibility for his actions, with examinations looming for Dr. Jarvis and others.
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Howard
Amy
de Bisell
Jarvis
Bie
Dev
Brewer
Strange Beasts Probed in Wesson Area Near Pearl River
Reporter notes sightings of two large beasts near Wesson Mississippi between swamps and the Pearl River. Some say bears, others suspect a train robber gang wearing disguises. A dog reacts nervously when the creatures are spotted, prompting further sightings.
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Wesson
Eee
Lumber trade slows as workers take holiday break
The lumber business shows a dull period with many workers in the industry taking Christmas and New Year holidays. Sales agencies report a prolonged lull similar to the slow times seen after the 1897 panic, reflecting a broad industry slowdown rather than isolated weakness.
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Jackson
Young Woman Fatally Struck By Accidental Gunfire
A 16 year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs W, was killed on Main Street when men nearby exchanged gunfire. The deceased was walking by when a shooter fired a round causing her instant death. Police investigations proceed as neighbors describe the deplorable scene.
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Flora
Jace “Able
Virow W
Thompese
Main Street
Batesville Masons Install New Officers
Batesville Masons observed St Johnns Day and installed the newly elected officers in a local lodge ceremony. The event highlighted fraternal traditions and community fellowship among members.
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Batesville
Masons
St. Johnns
Meridian Officials Report Fatal Shooting Incident
A brief notice indicates a fatal shooting occurred on Thursday involving a person named Lonnie Smits. Authorities are investigating the incident and details remain sparse. Further updates are expected from Meridian police.
Thieves Steal Cash and Whisky from Central Railroad Office
Burglars broke into the Mississippi Central Railroad office in Starkville on Wednesday night, making off with more than 150 dollars in cash and a quantity of Christmas whisky. The port office was also broken into.
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Starkville
Iness Central Railroad
Broomeo
Death of Henry Johnson in Ky at T Bondurant camp
Reports from Hickmas Kentucky confirm Henry Johnson was killed at the T Bondurant levee camp near Point Pleasant by a Regro. Johnson's home is listed as Iuka.
Engineer Lt Col Slattery Takes Charge of Third Mississippi District
Major John Rudolph Slattery of the United States Engineers arrived to assume duties in the Third Mississippi district. He will oversee river and harbor improvements and related projects as he assumes command.
Pretermits Court Term Ends in May Seis
The court term for Earange and Carroll runs from January to May, focusing on the Cowie mort case with a distinct six month window and unresolved proceedings.
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Earange
T. & Carroll
Copper Country War Feared as Copper Strike Turmoil Deepens
Reports from Houghton Michigan describe growing unrest in the Copper Country amid a long strike and violent incidents. Charles H. Moyer’s Chicago appearance and alleged deportation ignite national attention as prior killings, shootings, and deadly acts in Calumet and surrounding towns intensify fears of anarchy and intervention.
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Houghton, Mich
Washington Executions and Atrocities Reported
Federal authorities detail brutal killings and terror acts amid unrest. Telegraph lines and railroad poles become symbols of intimidation against regime opponents. The State Department reports Americans and other residents in Mexico harmed or killed as Central officials issue regular updates. A partial list of Mexican victims is compiled, with legal representative Sherburne Hopkins quoted.
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Washington
Hoerta
State Department
Mewes
Sherberne G Hopkins
General Villa Rejects Peace Overtures Amid Mexican Turmoil
In Chibenbes Mexico General Francisco Villa vows no compromise while Huerta falls. He warns that any peace overture would be treated with contempt by revolutionaries as the country enters a tense period before settlement.
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Huerta
Framesco Villa
Fear of imminent attack on Nuevo Laredo grips city
Citizens in Nuevo Laredo express considerable fear as rumors spread that an enemy force may attack soon. The situation prompts calls for vigilance and local safety preparations amid tense regional rumors.
Voyage data sent to hydrographers for shipmasters use
After extensive surveying covering nearly 150000 miles the gathered data is now in the hands of hydrographers and is being adopted by shipmasters operating vessels across the seven seas.
Volcanic Unrest Trails Through Talend Region
A sequence of violent eruptions has shaken Talend, triggering evacuations and warnings. Authorities report lava flows and ash clouds affecting nearby towns while civil defense works to direct residents to safety and monitor air quality.
Great Crops and Farm Income Outlook in 19 Year
A 1930s-era United States agriculture report notes crops valued at about 5.547 billion dollars with cereals at 200 million and animal products at 2.45 million. It cites rising farm numbers to 6.6 million, farm stays of crops and meat on farms, and calls for improved farming organization and marketing to reduce consumer prices without harming farm income.
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United States
Department of Agrculture
Farm Credit Laws Stir Washington Debates
Washington leaders clash over whether to grant special consideration to farm credit legislation this session. Officials stress not to block plans for agricultural banks intended to aid farmers, with broader banking reforms promised for later in the session.
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Washington
Spresal
Congress
Grand Jury to Hear Conflicting Evidence in Deportation Case
Cabarnet Michigan jury will examine evidence in the case of Charles Ho Meyer president of the Western Federation of Miners. West Friday focus on statements from James MacNaaghtee manager of the Calumet and Heina Mining Company as the case unfolds.
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Cabarnet
Mich
Charles Ho Meyer
Western Federation of Miners
West
Boone Fay
James MacNaaghtee
Greeras
Calumet
Heria Mieeng
Revolt Reported by Chinese Regiments Near Yer gan Barms Frontier
A report from Tal-Fu reposts a rebellion of three Chinese regiments under Waderstup of Gem Vane Heb-Pie in Yer gan province about 100 miles from the Barms frontier, with details uncertain.
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Peking
Waderstup
Gem Vane
Heb-Pie
Tal-Fu
Yergan
Barms
Wireless message from Tasman steamer reaches shore
Melbourne reports a wireless message from the steamer Tasman ashore near the gulf of Papua describing 15 feet of water in the bold ant gem ing rapidly.
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Melbourne
Australia
Gulf of Papua
Baltimore Bishop Recovers After Fall at Home
Baltimore, Maryland reports Bishop Colin Deeny of the Methodist Episcopal Church South has fully recovered following a fall at his Richmond Virginia home after a misdirected bee sting incident.
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Baltimore
Colin Deeny
Methodist Epecopal
Chares, South
Richmond
New York Artist Mollie Charfield Found Dead
Police investigate the death of Mollie Charfield in her New York studio where a steel paper cutter was driven through her heart. Officials describe the case as a likely homicide with authorities seeking clues.
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New York
Mollie Charfield
Fourth Hyde trial set for January in Kanees City
An agreement of counsel reached to begin the fourth trial of Dr. B. Clarke Hyde charged with the murder of Col Thomas H. Swope, a millionaire, on January 12 in Kanees City.
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Kanees City
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
British Admiralty Confirms Landing of Troops at Elurile
London reports the British admiralty confirms a landing by troops from the eruleer Lancaster im Lirisial, detailing the operation's location and scope. The notice notes official confirmation of the deployment and its strategic aim within ongoing engagements.
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London
British Admiralty
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