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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1908

Page

6

Hughes to lead wide probe of Wall Street practices

Governor Hughes forms a nine member commission to investigate stock trading abuses including short selling and margin practices. The panel includes Horace White and John Bates Clark and aims to expose wash sales and bucket shops while recommending tighter margins and penalties.

Commission Hughes New York

Wall Street Reacts to Commission Appointment and Probers

The piece argues Wall Street welcomes the commission inquiry while doubting its spontaneity. It likens the market to a church on Wall Street, notes big money and deceit in stock gambling, and cites Hughes probes as potentially exposing direct questions and answers about market manipulation. It references John Law, Blunt, and Daniel Drew as historical precedents and predicts Governor Hughes will pursue the investigation to address stock market gambling concerns.

James A. Edgerton ALL Street Wall Street Charles Evans Hughes State of New York Hughes Roosevelt Europe Stock Exchange Bedlam Babel ABC Probers Hughes Probers Financial District John Law Blunt Mississippi South Sea Daniel Drew New York Drew

Rudolph and Adolph play set for December twenty ninth

Chas. Newman presents Rudolph and Adolph with Mason and Mason performing Tuesday December 29. The review praises the lively farce with engaging plot and well integrated musical numbers amid constant laughter and applause.

Rudolph Adolph Chas. Newman Mason Newman

Public Sale of Farm Goods and Implements in Washington Area

Auction announced by W. S. Eldridge and D. F. Macon for January 5 1909 at the seller’s residence northwest of Washington. Sale includes horses cattle sheep poultry crops farming implements and household items with credit terms of 12 months on sums over 10 or 6 percent discount for cash.

Washington Palmer Plymouth Rock W. S. Eldridge D. F. Macon

Catarrh Cure Promises Constitutional Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Cheney's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio. It states internal doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 on failure, and urges readers to send for circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

I. J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney & CO Ohio Hall

For Sale Farm and business properties near West Chester Iowa

Auction notice lists extra good farms and town residence and business property near West Chester Washington county Iowa within five miles of town. Also offered are a meat market and ice business with buildings and fixtures, plus a first class elevator and coal business. Signed J. D. Dayton West Chester.

West Chester Washington County Iowa J. D. Dayton

We Are Paying Top Prices for Hides Furs and Junk

The advertisement from Cohn and Share offers the highest prices for hides furs and junk with a contact telephone 387 at Washington House dated one month ago.

Cohn & Share Washington House

Flags for post offices push in Congress clash over cost

Representative Cocks urges every post office to fly the flag as a patriotic lesson and symbol of federal power, while Representative Overstreet resists, saying the bill would cost a barrel of money. A Mississippi reader praises Foley's Kidney Remedy from Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Representative Cocks New York Washington Representative Overstreet Overstreet Committee On Post Offices Mr. Cocks Congress Jesse Overstreet

Pitcher Murphy Dies After Last Song Moment

At his Leominster home P. H. Murphy a 24 year old pitcher collapsed and died from pneumonia after requesting his friend William Lahiff to sing Face to Face. Murphy had played for Keene New Hampshire Bridgeport Allentown and the St Louis Nationals prior to a 1907 bridge transfer for 2400.

P. H. Murphy William F. Lahiff Leominster Mass Murphy Keene N. H Hannifan New York Giants Bridgeport Allentown St. Louis Nationals

Neighborhood Box Supper at Gray School House

The girls of the neighborhood host a box supper at the Gray school house next Tuesday evening the 20th. Everyone is invited to attend.

Gray School

Winfield Guests at W Hedges Home for Christmas

Mrs S M Hedges and her daughter Miss Maude of Winfield were guests at the W Hedges home in the city for Christmas.

S. M. Hedges Miss Maude Winfield W. ©. Hedges City

Tailless Hens Highlight Chicago Poultry Show

Among the national poultry show attractions in Chicago were Peggy a $10 000 hen owned by Er nest Kellerstross of Kansas City Professor J E Armstrong s ideal hen a cross between a Dorking hen and a Silver duckwing gamecock Julia an eight year old champion hen from Deer field Ill and tailless chickens from the Isle of Man.

Chicago Peggy Ernest Kellerstross Kansas City J. E. Armstrong Julia Deerfield Isle of Man

Underground passages built to save pedestrians in Paris

Paris streets grow dangerous with motor cars and underground passages are being made at several sites after accidents including on the Avenue des Champs Elysees and the Place de la Concorde.

Paris Avenue Des Champs Elysees Place de la Concorde

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