Financial panic and emergency currency in wartime
A historical analysis discusses the Treasury Department using the Abiditch-Vreelanis act to issue emergency currency during wartime. It notes this measure did not alter production or bullion reserves but eased credit, restored confidence, and prevented a panic. The piece compares it to the Federal Reserve Act's similar role and cautions against returning to the previous monetary system.
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Sea of Finance
United States
Attcks
Great Britain
I Bank
Treasury Department
Treasury
Arbitration talk over Lusitania seas claim sparks protest
The text argues against arbitration over naval seas rights tied to the Lusitania sinking. It asserts seas are common property and warns that any nation cannot bar others from sailing. It questions Secretary Bryan and Washington dispatches proposing arbitration of an issue deemed nonarbitrable and insists the United States cannot consent to such a restraint on its ships.
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Bryant Jong
Gay Wefan
Washington
United States
Lusitania
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Remembering the Aldrich-Vreeland Act and Elastic Currency
The piece recalls the Aldrich-Vreeland Act of May 40, 1904, its emergency currency authority, and its revival after the European war began. It notes bankers had forgotten provisions by May 40, 1915, as most emergency currency had been retired, underscoring the fragility of financial life and the value of an elastic currency.
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Treasury Department
Walsh’s Critique Faces Rockefeller Influence in Labor Scandals
The piece analyzes Lamar Walsh’s leadership of the United States Industries Commission, noting his aggressive, evidence-led approach and occasional clashes with Rockefeller interests. It argues his methods reflect a lawyer’s mindset, aiming to reveal evils and defend the people, while acknowledging limitations on remedial powers.
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Lamar
United States Industries Commission
Chaitnan
Tig Rockefellers
Walsh
Rockefellers
Tadustoal Commission
Commission Report Sparks Public Awareness Of Industrial Evils
The Industrial Commission's findings reveal harmful practices by big business and politics. Public awareness grows as evidence confirms suspicions, prompting call for action even amid uncertain government cooperation and potential leadership changes.
Shipping War Supplies From This Country to the Allies
For eight months Germany and sympathizers discussed shipments of war supplies. Recent figures show exports up to May 1 were modest, but the movement now advances. Last week several freight steamers sailed to Havre, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Christiania, Manchester, and Rotterdam with heavy cargoes including explosives and chlorine drums. Major shipments include copper, wire, brass, rubber, ammunition, automobile parts, engines, and steel. The week marked the start of heavy supply movement, with expectant increases and ordnance contracts in September.
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Germany
New York
Travre
Copsahagen
Gothenburg
Christiana
Manchester
Rotterdam
Ilavre
Tenches
Buy in Texas Proposed to Boost State Employment and Industry
The Texas Stats Commissioner of Labor advocates a "buy in Texas" plan to foster cooperation among manufactur ers and consumers. The aim is to create a definite campaign to purchase Texas products, increasing employment for Texans and expanding the local market for goods, benefiting labor capital and consumers alike.
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Texas
Stats Commissioner of Labor
Honty
Veaumont
Country Shoving Ahead Amid Turbulent Political Rhetoric
Fort Worth Star Telegram quotes James J. Hilly on agriculture and national progress urging full steam ahead while criticizing demagogue politics. The piece cites editorials from New York Herald and Denison Herald, noting Toryism accusations and concerns over corruption in polls, juries, and courts amid broader political commentary.
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James J. Hilly
Fort Worth
Fragmented Vivid Dramatic Scene From a Romance Trial
A shattered scene unfolds with Anice and Scott amid a tangled custody of love and money. Debts, secrecy, and threats collide as Ann reveals a marriage to assert independence while Scott faces disgrace and a looming divorce maneuver. The drama shifts to legal maneuvering in a city office, pledging to expose and control reputations and fortunes.
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Paul
Scott
Beford
Abe Geld
Bailhia
Rogers
Scott Muaron
Acolt
Avery Taligo
Teal
Rosa
Uwee
Scotts
Jim
Suck
Ave
Boss
Hasty
Puccull
Henry Radyyers
Wiel
Paul Reed
Radgers
Ann
Gregiment
Alame
Emilerstand
Hess Feir
Big South
Letters on Germany and England Stir Continental Attitudes
The letter discusses German-American views during war times, criticizing anti English sentiment and praising Herr Ditmar’s stance. It reflects tensions between neutrality and pro British bias, noting public reactions, travel restrictions, and the complex stance of American citizens with German heritage amid wartime discourse.
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Ditmar
Juy
Henry Terrell
Hing
Herr Dittmar
England
Cay
America
Leery
Cruhl Cheygle
Milesina
Aur
Torre
Shontihy Neesw
Intanaus Vox
Prn
Terrell
Wagner
Soledad
Ina
San Antonio
Europe
Asia
Africa
Germany
Nut
St. Louis
Slong City
Neb
Nevada
Dittmar
Herr Ditumar
The Russian People in Slavic History Debate
A fragmentary passage discusses Great Russians as the core of Slavonia within Muscovite lands, contrasting them with Rossiany and Cossack groups. It asserts claims of Slavic progress and contrasts with broader territorial and cultural ideas, quoting Washington geographic commentary on national potential.
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Washington
Jaen
Bill Sunday Home Lift Damages Rumored in Philadelphia Residence
Colonel Keegan of Philadelphia reports Billy Sunday’s residence suffered extensive damage during a revival. Alleged vandalism includes missing items, shattered furniture, broken marble, gouged walls, and numerous damaged glassware. Keegan plans court action to recover costs, while Sunday’s influence on the event is questioned.
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Tolievilla Courierstra
Keegan
Philadelphia
Billy
Weachell
Martie
Furné
Rey Feather
Bratory
Texas the Land of Opportunity for Home Seekers
Texas offers educational opportunities for families seeking work and a better life. The state emphasizes compulsory education and a $1,000,000 rural school bill to improve buildings, equipment, and teachers, aiming to attract homeseekers with promises of fertile fields and better prospects.
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Tevan
Lt Haesen
Ellis Watlowne
Selemifig
Rint
Texag
Honeseeker
Texas
Derburgs Influence Dented by Lusitania Crisis Critique
The article denounces Derburg as overestimating himself and underestimating Americans. It argues his stance on the Lusitania disaster shows offensive meddling and misjudgment, urging readers to trust American judgment over foreign dictates.
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Derbuce
Dernburg
Lusitania
Deraburg
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