Infamous slander against President Elect debunked in 75 year tale
Cincinnati reporting on a long refuted smear against Senator Harding about mixed ancestry. The piece cites genealogical records, quotes from Harry M. Daugherty, and details how local feud rumor spread from 19th century events and a 1891 marriage, concluding the allegations were false.
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Story of Harding and a Disowned Marriage Resurfaces
The text recounts an old rumor about Harding involving a disowned marriage and attempts to Islamize it across campaigns. It notes the rumor circulated again by hidden means, but was dismissed as false, with Judson Harmon reportedly blocking it by stating he would not associate with such scandal.
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Harry M Daugherty
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Mexico Settles Benton Murder Claims With Britain
The Mexican government agreed to pay 10 600 dollars cash to the widow of William Benton and provide a daily 2 50 dollar stipend as long as she remains a widow. The settlement with Great Britain covers Benton’s murder near Juarez on February 17, 1914, by Francisco Villa or agents, and was arranged by Mexican foreign office officials and Cunard Cummings representing British interests.
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Benton
Washington
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Juarez
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Carranza
Richmond Sees Financial War With Film Boom Abroad
American film features are in great demand in South America while Richmond Virginia braces for a financial war. The city notes savings deposits yield four and a half percent now up from three percent, with further increases anticipated.
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South America
Richmond
Virginia
Harding Makes History as First Sitting Senator President
The election of Warren G. Harding, then United States senator from Ohio, to the presidency ends a tradition that no sitting senator could reach the White House. The record notes predecessors who won while not in the Senate and others who sought the presidency.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Ohio
White House
Senate
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Zachary Taylor
Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois
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John Quincy Adams
Martin van Buren
John Tyler
William Henry Harrison
Franklin Pierece
James Buchanan
Andrew Johnson
Henry Clay
Horation Seymour
James G. Blaine
No More Ponzi Schemes Aimed at Boston Thrift Drive
Boston forms the Association for the Promotion and Protection of Savings to curb quick rich schemes after the Ponzi collapse. Alfred L. Aiken, ex governor of the Federal Reserve Bank here, leads a group from thrift and liberty loan campaigns. The body will work with the treasury savings division but remain a separate educational program.
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City Plans Thrift and Savings Association
Aiken
Boston
Association For
Alfred L. Aiken
Federal Reserve Bank
Community business groups plan cross sector alliance
The text describes a proposed organization split into three sections industrial and commercial agricultural and banking. The industrial arm will liaise with labor unions and the A C A and YMCA industrial secretaries. The agricultural arm connects with the granges and farm bureaus while the banking arm collaborates with savings banks national and trust companies insurance and investment banking concerns and trust companies.
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Yvocaional
Army
Associated Industries
Americanization Committee
Young Men's Christian Association
Savings
Thanking friends after loss of darling boy
Mr and Mrs Donald Tucker express gratitude to friends and relatives for help during illness and death of their son. They single out a singer and Rev Dalton for services and thank those who sent flowers.
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Journal
Dalton
Donald Tucker
Carris Manufacturing Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Carris Manufacturing Company of Watite n Iowa under Iowa law. It lists the business scope including machinery design and manufacture, patents, real estate, negotiable papers, stocks and bonds, and wholesale and retail trade. Authorized capital stock is 200 shares at 100 each, with a 2500 capital requirement to commence business.
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Carris Manufacturing Company
Watite’ N
Lowa
Washington
Iowa
Formation of a Corporation 1920 Carris Brookhart Board
A 1920 charter outlines incorporation starting October 30 1920 and lasting twenty years. It sets five directors drawn from stockholders elected annually on the first Monday in January by ballot at the principal office. Officers include President Vice-president Secretary and Treasurer with specified interim board members. Debts limited to two thirds of issued capital and private property exempt from corporate debt claims. Signed November 3 1920 by Carris Brookhart and White.
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S. W. Brookhart
J. L. Brook
Ge. C. Carris
W. Brookhart J
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