Monetary Commission Near Ready to Reform Currency
The Monetary Commission debates the Alaska problem and advances Aldrich’s national reserve association concept. A cooperative union of banks would evolve the clearing house model with a central organization and repeal conflicting national banking laws. The plan requires 20 percent of member banks capital and $100 million cash capital before opening.
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Ing
Aldrich
National Reserve Association
Clearing House
Commission
Liberal Leasing Law Proposed for Alaska Resources
Washington report says Congress should enlarge Alaska mineral resources, especially coal lands, and promptly consider water power development for Fisher. It calls for overhaul of Alaska conditions, retirement law for government employees, a national parks bureau, and expansion of the bureau of mines.
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Washington
Alaska
Congress
Fisher
Bureau of National Parks
Bureau of Mines
Berlin Watches Hitchcock Speech on Arbitration Treaties
German officials and press show deep interest in Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska and his Senate speech on arbitration treaties. Abstracts have reached Berlin and full report is awaited before forming views.
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Berlin
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Omaha Bishop Injured in Residence Fall
The Right Rev. Richard Geannell, bishop of the Catholic diocese, was painfully injured after falling the full length of stairs from the second to the first floor of the bishop's residence. The fall followed an episode of dizziness and caused bruises to his head body and limbs.
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Omaha
Richard Geannell
Governor Cannot Dual Run as Delegate and Governor Candidate
The article explains that as a current candidate for governor, the governor cannot also run as a delegate. State election law prevents him from appearing on the primary ballot in both capacities.
Leavenworth Inaugurates New Military Regime
In Leavenworth Kansas a new regime has been inaugurated at the military facility marking a shift in command and policy. Officials report changes in leadership and organizational structure aimed at upgrading readiness and discipline. Local observers await further details on reforms and impacts.
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Leevenworth, Kan
Global Review of Major World Events This Week
A roundup of prominent happenings from Washington to World capitals. Senator Hitchcock attacks arbitration pacts with Britain and France while hearings on the parcels post draw support from mail order houses. Political maneuvers include Judge Hook and Deemer, Taft’s plans for a Supreme Court vacancy, and calls to curb monopolies in patents and copyrights. A broad array of foreign and domestic developments follows, from banking and labor to naval matters and revolutionary movements.
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Hitchcock
Great Britain
France
Senate ‘Post Office
Brown
Judge Hook
Supreme Court
Judge Deemer
Iowa
Champ Clark
Washington
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Austin Dam
Campbell
Kansas
Chang Ying Lang
China
Legation
Maguire
Gibbons
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Nebraska
Norris
Postal Department
Bob
Taft
John M. Harlan
Kentucky
Union Pacific Railway
Congress
Houses
United States
C. P. Grandeval
Nebraska governors list and employers liability commission formed
The article lists Nebraska's governors from 1867 to 1911, noting five alive today and detailing terms from Butler to Shallenberger. It also reports the Employers Liability Commission meeting chaired by C D Traphagen with A E Sheldon as secretary, listing members Evans Rosewater Blcluck Weitzell Traphagen Weatherly and Coffee.
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C. H. Dietrich
George L. Sheldon
Shalienberger
David Butler
W. H. James
Robert W.furnas
Silas Garber
A. C. Shallenberger
Employers Liability Commission
Aldrich
C. D. Traphagen
A. E. Sheldon
Legislative Reference Library
Sheldon
Legislative Reference Department
House of Representatives
I. D. Evana
Adams County
Victor Rosewater
F. T. Bliick
A. .C. Weitzell
Omana
D. Traphagen
Rey. A. L. Weatherly
F. M. Coffee
Lincoln
State treasurer plans redeposit under guaranty act and calls warrants
The treasurer will redeposit most state funds in guaranty act banks and reopen the state account. He must pay out 256,000 dollars in school apportionments to counties. A call is issued for 100,000 dollars of outstanding warrants, bringing total warrants called since last summer to 848,000 dollars.
Richmond Files for Auditor Nomination
Col Henry Richmond of Omaha chief clerk to the last state house session filed as a democratic candidate for state auditor. He says he is friendly to all current gubernatorial contenders and that his race does not depend on any of the three men seeking the governor’s office.
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Richmond
Col
Henry
Omaha
House
Stallion Registration Board Receives Fees and Expenditures
The new stallion registration board has collected 16495 50 since summer and spent 4304 98. Fees charged include 5 for certificates 2 for renewals and 1 for transfers. Addison Wait seeks reelection as Republican secretary of state. A second applicant for tubercular hospital patients has been noted by Land Commissioner Cowles in Kearney with no head appointed yet.
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Addison Wait
Kearney
Cowles
Nebraska items mixed with fires and gatherings
Nebraska news notes report several fires destroying A.8. Garman's grocery and Getzert's furniture in Ogalala with losses around 10000 dollars. District court in Atatie County opens Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Miller of Porchester celebrated fifty years of marriage. A York bond election seeks 125000 dollars for a water and electric plant. Jennie Geiger transferred to Hastings prison. Edward Sheldon, a Nebraska City pioneer, suffers a stroke at age 72. Sterling home burned. probable cause fire due to defect. Logan county bridge work progresses toward Arnold. J.C. and F.S. Moore return from navy service. Fritz Schweppe sues Talmage residents for 10000 dollars. State Auditor refuses certain committee payments. January reappraisal of school lands in several counties. Six Nebraskans listed among 1911 deaths by AP. Wisner installs city heating plant. Barbour reports brown coal near Uehling. more work needed. State Fire Warden urges bankers to aid fire prevention.
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Garman’s Grocery
Getzert’s
Ogalala
District Court
Atatie County
Duncan
Aurthur J. Miller
Porchester
York
State Prison Board
Jennie Geiger
Hastings
Eayles
Murden
Kimball County
Edward Sheldon
Piofeer
Nebraska City
Hae
John Pettacost
Sterling
Hallroad
Calloway
Gandy
Logan County
Arnold
Callaway
J.C
F. 8. Moore
Beatrice
United States Navy
J.C. Moore
Charleston
Maryland
West Virginia
Fritz Schweppe
Syracuse
District’ Court
Henry Util
Henry Bischof
C.T Gritzky
John Knee
L. A. Young
Henry Kohn
W. J. Ritter
Talmage
Barton
Ufe
State
State University
Greely
Harlan
Buffalo
Webster
Boone
Cherry County
Associated Press
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Wisner
Wianer Mills
Barbour
Uehling
Ephriam Johnson
C. A. Randall
Carey
Peruna Remedy Converts Toledo Woman to Health
Mrs. Della May Samuela, of 704 Neasle Street, Toledo, says Peruna relieved her heavy feelings and pain. She reports gaining twenty pounds, improved appetite, and no belching after using Peruna. She notes people noticed her change two months later and attributes the recovery to Peruna. A free Peruna Almanac for 1912 is available from druggists.
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Wilon Robinson
Neasle ‘St
Toledo
Ohio
Peruana
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