Great Lending Dilemma Faces J P Morgan and Allies
In New York the Sept. 25 correspondence stresses the immense burden on J P Morgan and associates to decide on a vast Allied loan. The piece argues the choice pits American prosperity against securing France and England’s solvency, warning of a possible money panic if credit is not extended. It notes the need for secure assurances and the fragile faith of foreign governments and investors.
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New York
J. P
Europe
United States
Joseph French Johnson
New York University School
James J. Hill
France
England
J. P. Morgan and Associates
Greece Mobilizes as War Spirit Grips Athens
In Athens crowds cheer a king's mobilization decree as war office actions heighten tension with Bulgaria. Minister Danglis and Premier Venizelos confer amid hopes parliament will reveal Bulgaria’s intentions and avoid a full Balkan war.
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War Office
Danglis
Venizelos
Bulgaria
Shoes and talk of war in Seattle with Greek consul
The narrator recalls shoe shines by Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan, doubts their focus, and meets Greek consul C. Leipoulos in Seattle. He notes about 3,500 Greeks in Seattle and nearby towns, mostly young men, with war talk in the coffee houses.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryan
Indianapolis
Stanislaus
Union
C. Leipoulos
Seattle
Lyon
Leipoulos
Athens
Seatile
Tacoma
Yesler Way
Old Country
Bankers weigh halving war loan figure amid stalled talks
York dispatch reports conferees near a final figure far below 599000000 in allied loan negotiations. Bankers favor a five percent interest on bonds below par to boost net yields, while the talks move toward a potentially half billion dollar loan with ongoing uncertainties.
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York
Zeppelins Lost by Germany in War
London dispatch cites German admiralty admissions that 38 Zeppelins and nine Parsevals were lost since the war began through August. The report, received in Geneva, outlines airship losses attributed to German actions.
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Germany
London
Geneva
Mayor Will Investigate Mayor Will Investigate
Chambers was arrested by Officers Ellis and Sandell at 4 35 am while walking toward a patch owned by the Andersons where he lives. He was booked on a charge of being abroad at night and held in jail until noon before release.
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Chambers
Ellis and
Sandell
Andersons
Altho
Jall Antil
Call Judge as Court Witness in Schuman Appeal
Superior Judge Smith will be called as a witness Monday to explain to Judge Tallman the instructions given to the jury that found Paul Schuman, a former policeman, guilty of accepting the earnings of unfortunate women last spring. The case is on appeal to the supreme court amid claims of an inaccurate transcript copy of the judge's instructions.
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Smith
Judge Tallman
Paul Schuman
Schuman
Supreme Court
Lundin
Seattle Fire Department Band Heads to San Francisco Exposition
The Seattle fire department band led by Chief Frank L. Stetson left Oregon-Washington station at 6:30 a.m. Saturday for a two week trip to the San Francisco exposition. They will distribute 16,000 circulars, study local fire methods, perform concerts, and promote Seattle. Kenny Beaton supports relief efforts for widows and the elderly and plans to direct the band as it travels. Chief Dowell of Portland will join in San Francisco.
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Echo
Seattle
Kenny Beaton
Kenny
San Francisco Examiner
Sergeant Carr
San Francisco
Hippodrome
Second Ave
Pike At
Dowell
Portland
Escape From Hodge Bastile Shocks County Jail
John Akel, jailed for robbery and sentenced to five to twenty years, escaped early Saturday by slipping past Turnkey T. Davis. Davis stood with back turned at the gate as Akel dashed away. Sheriff Hodge reprimanded Davis for lax gate security. Akel, 24, fled through fog at about 6 am, after had prior escapes during transport. He was last in custody since May after arrest in 1913 and a recent conviction.
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John Akel
T. Davis
Hodge
Davis
Ariel
Ukel
Hunt
Pollman
Peyser
O'Brien
U S Demands Vienna Reply on Ambassador Dumba Recall
The state department, noting Vienna's failure to answer, has asked the Austrian foreign office to take a definite stand on recalling Ambassador Dumba. Washington reported the move on September 25.
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Washington
Vienna
Dumba
State Department
Foreign Office
Seattle man loses $3000 as two girls flee car
Ora J. Hickson of Seattle is missing a pocketbook containing $3000 in cash and several checks after sitting beside two girls in a crowded Chicago streetcar. Police seek the two female passengers who sat with him. Hickson’s name does not appear in the city directory.
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Chicago
Ora J. Hickson
Seattle
Hickson
French Airmen Raid Paris and Metz
The Sab Fons railway station and Metz were bombarded by a French air squadron according to an official announcement. Also Zeebrugge was heavily bombarded by three British warships at daybreak with damage not yet known.
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Paris
Sab Fons
Metz
Zeebruge Amsterdam
Zeebrugge
Neighbor's Home Burns. Elderly Woman Dies In Fire
Mrs. Fred Eggleston aged 80 died when a fire destroyed the Eggleston home three miles north of Nehalem Oregon early today. Eggleston and three children were saved.
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Nehalem
Ore
Fred Eggleston
Eggleston
Can Be Very Useful to You if You Will Just Give Them the Chance
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Jeff
Tra
Bud Fisher
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