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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1914

Page

9

London Resumes Trading Delay Affects New York

New York financiers urge waiting for London to resume exchanges before NYSE opens. London must lead amid unsettled business as U S exports and European trade halt. Banking committees rethink foreign exchange, with emergency currency measures and credit risk shifting to England France and Germany.

London London Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Europe France Giermany Germany

Ships for Americans being offered amid European war

International Mercantile Marine and United Fruit announce plans to repatriate Americans marooned in Europe. Vessels including Montagus Bayano Chagres and Lusitania may sail to New York from Bristol and Liverpool, with several White Star and Red Star ships suspended or repurposed for transatlantic service. British warning to merchant ships and Allied troop movements noted.

United States England Brazil New York United Fruit Company Andrew W. Preston Europe Montagus Wider Fyffen Steamship Company Bytetel Bayano Bristol Cunard Lusitania Liverpool Home Office U.S American Line W. W. Jefferies International Mercantile Marine Washington International Mercantile Marina Vaderland Red Star Line Dover Olympic Minnehaha Lorraine Havre Hine Orera Glasgow Chamberlain Pfeific Asia Panama Canal Atlantic Southern Pacific Line

How to Cable Money to Europe War Relatives

Instructions from Wilbur J. Carr outline sending a certified check or money order to the State Department to enable cables to relatives marooned by war in Europe. The process uses the Bureau of Accounts and directs payment to the payee at the consulate, with ships from Brazil, Canada, and France noted in dispatches.

Europe Wilbur J. Carr Consular Service State Department Bureau of Accounts United States

Senators Form Subcommittees To Aid Cotton Trade

A special committee of Southsea senators and representatives in Congress planned measures to relieve the cotton industry from European war effects. Three subcommittees were named to study marketing and consumption, with a plan to secure necessary legislation and action, and to confer with the President. They will seek government aid to farmers storing crops and investigate transportation facilities to address disrupted transatlantic trade. The aim is to ensure sufficient consumption to prevent a market glut and stabilize prices.

United States Southsea Congress Jhoke Smith Smith Overman Bryan Underwood and Lee Laver House Agriculture Committee McAdoo Redfield

Connaught to Remain as Governor General of Canada

Ottawa reports the Duke of Connaught’s term extended and the Prince of Teck’s arrival postponed if instability persists. Connaught had planned to leave in October, with Teck due the day after, but transit by risky seas may require voyage on a first class battleship.

Ottawa Ontario Duke of Connaught Canada Wicely Prince of Teck

Servian Army Fully Mobilized for Bosnian Invasion

London Aug. 4 Servian mobilization completed with 95 percent of those liable for active service responding. The Servian government barred press dispatches, signaling preparation for invasion of Bosnia.

Bosnia London Nleh Hange Telegraph Company Presa Boanja

AID FOR AMERICAN EXILES IN EUROPE RELIEF FUNDS SET

The State Department estimates 20,000 Americans in Europe want to return as 16,000 can be transported by 6 American-flag liners and 8 transports. Embassy checks and relief funds, including two and a half million dollars government aid, plus five to ten million from New York bankers, will aid expats with no funds. Foreign ships and canal registry reforms under review.

Europe France Germany England New York United States Steel Corporation Ateel Wall Street Snes State Department Sweden Italy Holland Norway Appropriations Committee House Appropriation Committee McAdoo Adolph C. Miller Federal Reserve Board Miller Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee O'Gorman

Canada guards S00 canal race plans amid war threats

Kansas City Aero Club reports Europe war may stop October balloon race for the James Gorton Bennett trophy. The race from Kansas City could be postponed a year as secret service guards watch the locks of the Canadian ships canal. Foreign participants and Great Lakes shipping would be affected if canal locks are tampered with.

Kansas City Europe Kansas City Aero Club 1 Aero Club of America Sault Ste. Marie Mich Canadian Sea Ship Canal Secret Service Dominion of Canada baNconiats England France Great Lakes Germany Helxium Switzerland Italy America

Brith Order Cables European Aid to Members Abroad

Adolf Krave president of Bnai Brith with lodges in major European cities cabled European representatives to extend financial and other aid to members who cannot return to America due to the war. Krave said several hundred members are abroad and the society plans to help all return home.

Chicago Adolf Krave Bnal Brith Europe America Kraus

Ample Fands to Set All Fears at Rest Says Mr McAdoo

Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo announced that the unanimous passage of the Federal reserve board act amendment authorizes the Treasury to issue additional currency beyond 500 million dollars if needed to support business and crops. Banks may extend circulating notes to 125 percent of unimparted capital and surplus, with 200 million already shipped to subtreasuries in major cities.

Mr. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo House Senate Federal Reserve Board Act New York Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati San Francisco Boston Philadelphia

Appeals for relief as Americans crowd embassies in London

Urgent appeals rise at the embassy for warships or transports to repatriate stranded Americans. Across the Belgian border and Luxemburg, travelers reach safety on foot or by horse and carriage while British steamers face uncertain waits. Americans throng the American Express, Cunard, and Canadian Lines offices in London seeking passage, currency, and credits.

Warshins Switzerland Germany Luxemburg Throng Express West End London American Express Company Eariier International Mercantile Marine Cunard Canadian Lines

Russians Halt U S Trade Delegation En Route to St Petersburg

A National Association of Manufacturers report says David Parry of Indianapolis John Kirby Jr of Dayton Ohio and Dr Albert Snowden of New York were stopped halfway to St Petersburg by Russian authorities and ordered back to Vladivostok. The foreign trade commission began February 1 and had studied opportunities in Australia New Zealand Japan and China.

Manufacturers’ Committee St. Petersburg New York Siberia National Association of Manufacturers David OM. Parry Indianapolis John Kirby, Jr Dayton Ohio Albert A. Snowden Vladivostok Foreign Trade Commission United State Australia New Zealand Japan China

Bristow Defeated Curtis Claims 15000 Lead

Early returns in Missouri's primary show Curtis defeating veteran senator Bristow by a safe margin as Sloue of Missouri is reselected by Democrats and T. J. Atkins wins Republican support in St Louis. Colorado assembly names candidates and Oklahoma results hint Gore leading for U S senator with limited tallies.

Topeka Kang Aus United States Joseph L. Bristow Vamies Curtis Curtis Bristow Stone St. Louis Wiliam J. Stone Thomas J. Adkins Arthur N. Sager Missouri Champ Clark Dorsey W. Shackleford Progress Lather Colorado Denver Colo Republican State Assembly E. M. Ammons Democratic Assembly Assembly Hubert Work Pueblo Isaac S. Stevens Samuel J. Nicholson Teadville Frank €. Grouchy George AL Carlson Kart Collins Albert A Reet Boulder Senator Gore Oklahoma City Ola Oklahoma T. P. Gore Samuel W. Slayes al. Jennings J. B. A. Robertson Williams

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