Wilson 13 Enemies Eager to Hear Opposition on Currency Bill
President Wilson begins talks with the House and Senate currency committees to learn changes demanded by opponents in the Glass Owen McAdoo bill. Critics call the measure a makeshift, urging less centralized control and preserving independent reserve associations.
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Wilson
Washington
Currency Committee of
Congress
Senate
House
Glass
Senate Committee
Senate Currency Committee
Rency
Nelson
Hitchcock
Not a Gossiping Woman Says Kate Has a Phone
In a brief exchange cited by the Boston Transcript, Kate defends herself as not one of those women who carry gossip, noting she has a telephone at home and challenges the notion she is overly talkative.
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Kate
Boston
In Doubt Is Your Daughter Musical Opinion Joke
A Washington Evening Star quip notes a daughter seems musical in conversation but opinions differ when she sings. The remark reflects a humorous take on talent and perception.
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Mr. Cumrox
Washington Evening Star
President Wilson's banking and currency reform address
President Wilson addressed a joint session urging rapid enactment of banking and currency reforms to free business from tariff shackles. He warned against future monopolies, called for public control of the system, mobilized reserves, and stressed timely action. A Chicago note followed with a Progressive Hygiene club turkey trot event drawing crowd.
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Washington
Wilson
Houses of
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Walla
London hosts third International Road congress chaired by Lloyd George
In London on June 23 the third International Road congress opened with Lloyd George presiding. Dignitaries including Sir George S. Gibb and foreign delegates spoke, a reception followed at Royal Horticultural Hall, and a Guildhall address by the lord mayor capped the day. The event, a continuation of the 1908 Paris congress, focuses on road construction and maintenance amid modern mobility. The American Automobile Association is among the delegations.
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Lloyd-George
Sir George
Gibb
Permanent International Association
Ruyal Horticultural Hall
Earl Beauchamp
City of London
Guildhall
Eel
Paris
American Automobile Association
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