Currency bill attacked by Senator Burton at bankers meeting
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio challenged the currency bill pending in Congress during the Institute of Bankers gathering in Richmond. He condemned the reserve bank plan and the federal reserve board control of currency issuance as risky, arguing government involvement could impair credit in a crisis and that banks should handle note redemption while government supervision remains necessary.
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Richmond
Institute of Bankers
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Congress
Regional Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
the Treasury and Agriculture
Burton
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertisements
Testimonial style notices from Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weakness, irregularity, and depression. Claims note relief and improved health, with customers describing ongoing daily duties and gratitude toward the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Artie E. Hamilton
R. F. D No
Warren
Ind
Discovery Pleases Prof Metchnikoff on Hydrophobia Find
The reported discovery of the microbe of hydrophobia by Dr Hideyo Noguchi of the Rockefeller Institute is welcomed by Prof Elie Metchnikoff of the Pasteur Institute. He notes Pasteur Institute’s 1912 record of 395 treated persons saved, a second such record in 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie Metchnikoff
Hideyo Noguchi
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research of
New York
Pasteur Institute
Metchnikoff
Wilson Sells Church Leaves White House Worship
President Wilson is without a church as the Central Presbyterian building has been sold to Mount Carmel Baptist. The Central church will relocate to a more desirable neighborhood, and Wilson may join another Presbyterian congregation until the new house is ready.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Mount Carmi Baptist
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Church
Lands Open to Entry Restore 748393 Acres in August
The United States Geological Survey announced that 748 393 acres of public lands were restored to entry in August after surveys showed no significant mineral or water power potential. California also withdrew 285 acres pending further water power review. Montana accounted for over half the restored land, with other tracts in Colorado New Mexico North Dakota Utah Wyoming Oregon Idaho and Washington.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey Today
California
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Idaho
Charters Issued for Dallas and Texas Firms
The Malone Company of Dallas with $25 000 capital leads a list of new charters in Austin dated September 18. Other incorporations include Boggs Wood & Coal, Nowinky Texasanskie of San Antonio, M A Newman Garage, Temple League Cemetery Association, Nursery Gin Company of Cuero, The Hamilton Company of Dallas, and amendments for D Hanis Brick & Tile and Bogata Mercantile increasing capitals. Names of incorporators and revised capital stocks are provided.
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Austin
Tex
The
Malone Company
Dallas
Capital Stock
Frank B. Malone
Tennessee Malone
L. Malone Swart
Boggs Wood & Coal Company
John Jachtyl
M. A. Newman Garage Company
Floresville
J. E. Dewees
M. A. Newman
J. H. Brown
Temple League Cemetery Association
No Capital
L. S. Wilbourne
Jack Kyle
W. A. Stephens
Hamilton Company of
E. F. Hamilton
C. A. Olmsteag
Isabel Hamilton
D'Hanis Brick & Tile Company of
D'Hanis
Bogata Mercantile Company of
Bogata
St Paul Hosts Odd Fellows Day Festivities
In Minneapolis on September 18 delegates of the sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathered for St Paul Day. The event featured afternoon entertainments and will close with a banquet hosted by the St Paul Odd Fellows Lodge as they work through a large agenda.
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St. Paul
Odd Fellows
Minneapolis
Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Lodge of
Doughty Addresses Caldwell County Teachers
State Superintendent of Education Doughty visited the Caldwell County Institute in Lockhart and delivered an address during a recent session yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdoughty
Lockhart
Tex
Doughty
Caldwell County Institute
Auto racing meet in San Antonio moves forward
A conference of Chamber of Commerce and Automobile Club directors endorsed a fall San Antonio auto race. Plan calls for about $7000 to cover prizes and expenses, with half funded by the club and half by private subscriptions. A Friday meeting will organize fundraising and car signups.
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San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Club
W. A. Hering
Dr. Hering
East
United States
W. B. Tuttle
Frederick J. Fielding
Fielding
R. T. Pruitt
Noted Clown With Ringlings
Jules Turnour a famous French pantomimist is among Ringling Brothers clowns. The novel The Autobiography of a Clown by Isaac F Marocosson features his rise from a circus wagon birth in Spain fifty four years ago and treats truth as stranger than fiction.
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Ringlings
Jules Turnour
Ringling Brothers
Turnour
Isaac F. Marocosson
Saturday Evening Post
Spain
Maxwell to Speak on Mississippi Missouri River Diversion Plan
George H. Maxwell executive director of the National Reclamation Association will visit San Antonio on October 20 to discuss diverting surplus water from the Mississippi and Missouri rivers through giant canals to irrigable lands in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas The association argues the scheme is feasible and could help reduce flood danger Maxwell could not visit San Antonio last Saturday due to a delay in travel plans.
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George H. Maxwell
New Orleans
National Reclamation Association
San Antonio
Missisippi
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Maxwell
Chamber of Commerce
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Franklin
Birdsong & Potchernick
Birdsong
Potchernick
Avenue D
Esmond
Anna Hansen
Rhode Island
Central Presbyterians
West
Auto Club
Champf Commerce
Saul (Oltson
Dro
Mississippi
Schlitz
Fisher Brewing Co
Water Street
Milwaukee
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