Opposition Grows as Wilson Seeks Currency Reform Bill
President Wilson says he will work with Congress on a currency bill this session. A White House conference with Democratic members of the House Banking and Currency Committee yielded expressed support and a plan to publish details for informed deliberation. He will also confer with the Senate committee and Republican senators on monetary reform.
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Washington
Wilson
House
White House
Jase Emilingly
Giuse
Wilken
Senate
Republicae
Federal Reserve Act Draft Reveals New Currency Bill
Washington reports the draft federal reserve act proposes 14 reserve districts with national banks, minimum stock of 5 million, a central board of directors, and headquarters in Washington. The bill aims to provide elastic currency, rediscounting of commercial paper, and improved banking supervision.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
McAdoo
Senate
House
Association of Nations
Federal
Reserve Bank
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Seven Die as Freight Train Wreck Hits Gravel Train
Seven men killed and another likely fatally injured in a railroad wreck near Clinton on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line. A freight train, descending a four mile hill, struck a gravel train causing both engines to wreck and 28 cars to be piled on the gravel train.
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Clinton
Laws
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Here
Sumiay
Japan apologizes for embassy inscription attack
Kei Shiro Matsui, undersecretary of state for foreign affairs, conveyed a formal apology to Arthur Bailey-Blanchant US chargé d'affaires regarding the June 18 inscription on the American Embassy calling Americans enemies of liberty and justice.
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Tokio
Arthur Bailey-Blanchant
United States
Keishiro Matsui
Foreign Affairs
Auto killer to prison for manslaughter
The New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed A. Dugan’s manslaughter conviction for killing Leo McDermott, a boy, while driving on Christmas Day 191. Dugan must serve five to ten years in prison, pending any appeal to the Court of Errors and Appeals.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
A. Duon
Dugan
Leo McDermott
Court of Error and Appeals
Man in Quicksand Tragedy Near Terre Haute
William Dover of Shirkeville died after sinking in quicksand while digging a well at about 20 feet depth. Dover bade farewell to rescuers as they failed to reach him despite Shove and three other men rushing to help. The drowning occurred Friday in Terre Haute area.
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Terre Haute
William Dover
Shirkeville
Dover
Shove
Cotton Shipping Problems Weigh on Birmingham Conference
A Birmingham meeting of bankers cotton exporters compress owners and transport reps, led by J. P. Doughty of Augusta, aimed to reconcile future cotton shipping differences. The talks focused on bale uniformity, bale site and markings, through billing, and the need for clear bale markings to indicate moisture, density, and other details.
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Birmingham
Interwste
J. P. Doughty
Augusta
Caruso Barred From Summer at Florence Villa
Rome reports the Milan court of appeals has barred the famed tenor Enrico Caruso from spending the summer in peace at a villa near Florence. The ruling reverses a prior judgment by the Jammer court denying damages to Elisabetta Eliziano in a breach of promise suit.
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Rome
Enrque Caruso
Famam
Milan
Villa Insurgent Attack Report Reaches El Paso Refugees
American refugees arriving by handcar from Chihuahua state report that thirty federal soldiers were executed by Gen Francisco Villa's insurgents as revenge for a failed ruse. The refugees say Villa's forces attacked two troop trains at Bustillos, Chihuahua.
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Francisco Villa
Robbers tracked by hound scent lead to arrest in Springfield
Police seize Janus Connelly, a 20 year old miner, after a trail followed by tracking dogs leads to his home. He is taken to jail for investigation in connection with a central tram robbery where $200 was stolen.
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Springfield
Indictments in graft case loom as Books dispute roils
Jackson reports say further indictments in the penitentiary graft inquiry are likely before the grand jury ends. Gov Brewer and District Attorney Howie face a hurdle over the Boyer & Co. books removed from state court. Brewer insists the investigation will probe to the bottom while denying any confirmed theft or crookedness.
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Jackson
Boyer & Co
Brewer
Howie
Atlows
Royce
Eiter
Silo and live stock special itinerary outlined
Commissioner Blakeslee received a tentative itinerary from W L Park for a Mobile Ohio Southern Railway system silo and live stock special run from July 29 to August 9. The stop list covers 60 plus sites across the state including Enterprise, Columbus, Okolona, Tupelo, Corinth, Indianola, Greenwood, and Greenville with dates from July 24 to August 9 and notes the plan may change before public notices.
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Tipton
Launderdale
Eooba Amdee
Starkville
Columbus
West Point
Muidoom
Aberdeen
Sibsom
Okolona
Southern Railway
van Vleet
Houston
Vardaman
Airbounity
Railroud
Shannon
Verona
Tupelo
Saltillo
Guntown
Bakiwyn
Booneville
Rienzi
Corinth
Burneville
Iuka
Southern Im Mississippi
Cedar Bluff
Jhebs
Maben
Eupera
Tomnolen
Stewart
Kilmichael
Winona
Carrollton
Keenwood
Itta Bena
Sechleter
Webb
Minter City
Belzoni
Sheppardtown
Morgan City
Morehead
Indianola
Stoneville
Greenville
Arcola
Lollansdale
Prairie
Hills
Delta
Canton Weevil Counting Draws Big Prizes
In Canton on Saturday residents counted bell weevils with $750 in prizes for the largest collections. Will Ceutpen led with 150,000. Pat Lackett was second with 74,000. others ranged to 1,000. Total 450,000 weevils submitted, about one tenth of the county’s catch. The county report notes one tenth may be destroyed by foam in cotton vetting.
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Canton
Will Ceutpen
Poo Pat Lackett
Tomato Worm Devastates Fraxton Crop Ending Shipping Season
The shipping season is nearly over as tomato worms nearly wipe out Fraxton tomato crops. Fruit produced well but growers face total losses.
State Barn Fire Causes $5500 Loss in Jackson
A fire at a newly built Jackson barn destroys 2500 bushels of corn and other feed. Despite the blaze, livestock survives. Origin of the fire is unknown. The incident saddles the state with a 5500 loss and highlights the need for farm fire precautions.
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Jackson
Co. M. Spiekan
Stru
Dipping Bill Sinks Cattle at Natcher Plant
Thirty five cattle owned by W. B. Tarleton and Fred Passback were dipped at the Natcher packing plant and one died with others sick. The elk buyer Rosbita had purchased six weeks earlier and brought to Natcher. Wr. Tattle complained the dipping solution was too strong, causing illness among the herd.
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Netcher
W. BP
Tarleton
Fred Passback
Natcher
Rosbtta
Prison Farm Records Under Scrutiny In Mississippi Probe
The Mississippi case outlines nearly 500000 dollars in stolen prison farm products amid a statewide graft investigation. Byrne detectives report mutilated records at Rankin farm and a shift to new bookkeeping under O Keefe since June 26, 1912, with Clifford McLeod named as prior-year keeper. The Hinds county grand jury is central to the unfolding disclosures.
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Jackson
Brewer
Mississippi
Byrne
Rankin Farm
Reese
Keefe
O'Keefe
Weing
Clifford McLeod
Bank of Woodville
Hinds County Grand Jury
Grand jury subpoenas Boyce & Co in prison fund probe
Hinds county grand jury ordered Boyce & Co to bring all books and accounts from their Clarksdale office to Jackson. The subpoena was sent to Comhoma county sheriff for service on the local agent. The panel deferred prison matter details while awaiting more witnesses and potential resistance by Boyce & Co. Two Burns detectives employed by Gov. Brewer await summons.
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Jackson
Brewer
State
Hinds County
Priscen
Sough
Burns
Gov. Brewer
Grand Jury
West Pardoned By Governor For Embezzlement Case
Governor Brewer pardons William W. West a Richton lawyer and former state senator who pleaded guilty to embezzling trust funds. West served about five months of an eight month sentence, restitution is complete, and the executive cites expiation of the offense. The Hinds county grand jury also hears white slave charges against George Swartz of Monroe Louisiana with a bond set at 10000.
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Jackson
Brewer
William W. West
Richton
Perry County
West
Hinde County
George Swarts
Monroe
la Swarte
Swarts
Polante
Mise Cauthorn
Swartz
Swarte
Kmerr
Swan Lak plantation sold for 95000 amid unusual features
The Swan Lak plantation changed hands from Rt. B. Lawler to J. G. Johnston and J. M. Stewart for 95000. The property spans about 1590 acres and includes a unique set of characteristics such as unusual water features and a distinct Negro cabin on the premises.
Meridian Rail Schedule Boosts Mississippi Business Ties
Meridian officials announce a new Mobile wh jo railway northern division schedule after talks with business leaders and two prominent men. The change aims to aid merchants along the line, retain Mississippi commerce in the state, and benefit Meridian workers and manufacturers who long campaigned for the train.
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Meridian
Missippi
Major Shackleford Resigns Amid Mississippi Levee Controversy
In Beulah this spring Major Shackleford, long central to heated levee controversy, resigns from the board amid outcry over alleged slave shite and linked events. The resignation comes as investigations into state actions continue.
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Shackleford
Mississippi Lever “Board
Beulah
Cotton makes a very favorable week for growth countrywide
The week's weather boosted cotton, with high temperatures and West region showers. Farmers in Mississippi and Louisiana report fighting boll weevils and believe they have the pest whipped under government guidance. Growth favorable across the belt, with good soil work and ongoing harvests in Texas and Arkansas.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Memphis
Texas
Aistes
Central Valley
Alabama
George
Orolinas
Gieorgia
Arkameas
Arkansas
Misessippi
Senator Martine Faces Shadowing by Detectives in West Virginia
Senator Martine of New Jersey says he was constantly shadowed by Baldwin guards while in West Virginia during an inquiry into coal mine conditions. He urges the senate to act against the guards and demands public disclosure of the detectives’ methods used by coal operators amid recent strikes.
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Washington
Martine
New Jersey
Intertia
Bente Fiat
West Virginia
AOL
Senate
Amy
Baldwin Guards
Luncheon Lurch Stirs Washington Social Circles
An old Washington society item notes a new dance craze dubbed the luncheon lurch. Crafted as a mix of tango and turkey trot, it spreads among hotel car riders and social leaders who use the ritual to mingle and fill social gaps between luncheon and later events.
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Washington
Foud
Kansas City Ministers Plan Action Against Streetcar Profanity
Kansas City officials and the police department join the Metro Transit Company in vowing to curb profane expressions on street cars and in parks. The ministers say vile language harms women and children and stems from carelessness and habit.
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Kensas City
Vigvrene Compacn Agalmel
Kansas City
Alliatteer
Metropolien Street Raceny Company
Polo Department
Beckdes
RATTLESNAKE IN BED NEAR BOEMEN
Mrs Daverant of boemen area found two young sons aged 5 and 7 in bed with a rattlesnake between them after she went to call them. The reptile is believed to have crawled into the bedding during the day while the clothes were aired outside.
Strikes Likely in City as Union and Employers Clash
Creureti Laless union workers plan a six day week strike over pay given for a 54 hour week. The Manufacturers' Association offers a 34 hour week for union workers and 52 hours for non union labor. Union organizers say compromise may be accepted.
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Creureti
Laless Unimeann
Snmp Garment
Manufacturers’ Association
Hon Unian
Damage Reported in Panama Canal Miraflores Locks
Reports from the canal zone describe alarming damage to the northwest wing cutoff wall at Miraflores locks Panama Canal. Civil authorities fear partial collapse could threaten structures and require demolition to protect the dam. No further details on scope or causes are provided.
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Miraflores
Iin
Panama Canal
President Wilson Delivers Banking and Currency Message
In a joint session of Congress President Wilson outlines a banking and currency reform plan to curb monopolies, expand free enterprise, and empower private initiative. He argues for a public yet private controlled system, mobilized reserves, and swift action to avoid delay in economic modernization.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Houses
Congress
Individu
Itewalls
Fortun
Qoceum
Ing Lawe
The Son Come off a crib to pass exam
A father laments his son’s theft to pass a college government exam. The dialogue questions the amount his company allegedly swiped to help him succeed.
Heat Triggered Color Change Paint For Bearings
A new heat sensitive red paint turns black when heated, notably useful for bearings to indicate overheating and prevent damage. The material offers a visual signal as temperatures rise, aiding maintenance decisions.
Fourth of July 1812 Celebrations Deemed Safe and Genteel
An 1812 Fourth of July recount shows a orderly commemoration with flag raisings, church services, readings of the Declaration, and a parade by militia and trades groups led by Tammany figures. A Romeine oration and military reviews completed the day without notable accidents or riots.
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Princeton
College Hall
New York
Tammany Society
Tailors
Hibernian, Provident
Columbian
Manhattan
Broadway
Beaver Street
Broad
Pearl
Beekman
Gold Street
St. George's Church
Samuel B. Romaine
Tammany
Hattery Park
Generale
Stevena
Bloomfield
Morton
Chambers Street
Chambers
Greenwich Street
Battery
The Flag as a Symbol of Truth and Unity
T. Willis argues the flag embodies the union of states and the cause of liberty, bravery, and peaceful sovereignty. He links the banner’s blue field and stars to national progress, sacrifices of fathers, and the people united under God, urging reverence for its signs and symbols.
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God
Rev
S&s. T. Willis
Life's Quiet True-Drama Unfolds In Simple Light
A reflective note on how daily life presents fewer complications than a cheap melodrama, suggesting contentment in straightforward realities over heightened fiction. The line frames life as quietly dramatic, without sensational twists.
Fish Spawn Beside San Juan Creek Draw Crowds
Thousands of small fish flood Serra sands near San Juan Capistrano for a moonlit spawning run. Locals and visitors crowd the beach collecting fish as waves push them ashore during three spring nights each year. Observers note the event lasts March through June with runs strongest after full moons.
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Serra
San Joan Capistrano
San Juan Craek
San Juan Capistrano Mission Valley
Range County
Sierra
San Diego County
Orange County
San Onofre
Santa Ana
Cal
Phrase Duel Over The Telephone Sparks Curious Chat
A fragmentary dialogue shows a heated exchange about a wife’s appearance with a line about hearing a claim. The exchange features characters Crimsonbeak and Ob, hinting at a social or literary skit. The text preserves a playful miscommunication tone.
Boxing Gloves Highlight at Cotton and Goode’s Store
A shopper reported striking green boxing gloves at Cotton and Goode’s today. The item description notes vivid color and distinctive toe design, drawing attention in the shop window.
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Cotton & Goode's
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