Ohio Tourists From Buckeye State In Washington Event
Ohioans on a six special train tour arrive in Washington for Mount Vernon visit and patriotic address. Governor Willis to join Philadelphia leg. Dewey Haynes and Leela Jones crowned state champions in corn and gift corn growing as the group tours Capitol and D.A.R. Memorial Hall.
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Buckeye
Mount Vernon
Wilson
Department of Agriulture
Ohio
Ebbitt
Washington
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Marion
T. P. Riddie
Lima
T. B. West
Perry
N. L. Bunnell
R. W. Dunlap
State Board of Agriculture
Representative Russell
J. F. Miller
W. W. Jones
Capitol
Library of Congress
Washington Monument
Medical Museum
New National Museum
Department of Agriculture
Corcoran Art Gallery
Pan- American
D. A. R. Memorial Continental Hall
Philadelphia
New York
Sixteen Strong
Scioto Boys
Gov. Willis
Dewey Haynes
Arcanum
Misa Leela Jones
Cardington
Young Haynes
Local Produce Market Prices From Area Sellers
A garbled market listing shows live poultry such as hens ducks and turkeys with per pound prices, several errors and typos. Dairy items include New York State factory cheese and Elgin butter with tub pricing. Fresh eggs and a long vegetables and fruits section list numerous items with unit prices and ranges.
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New York State
Elgin
Virginia
Western
Florida
California
Concord
Niagara
York Brugsela
United States Treasury balances and deficits reported
The Treasury report shows net general fund balance 116,738,496 with total receipts 8,754,947 and total payments 1,971,866. The fiscal year deficit stands at 43,167,167 versus 46,247,681 last year, excluding Canal and debt transactions. Revenue receipts for the day and month appear, with various asset and liability totals across gold, silver, notes, and bank holdings.
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United States Treasury
Aes
Federal Reserve Banks
An Treasury
Philippines
General Fund
Treasury
UTV Reces Nee
Eeee Ween
Cloture Debate Sparks Senate Rules Overhaul Plans
In a continuing push to modify Senate rules, key majority members clash with opponents led by Clarke Hardwick Hitchcock O Gorman Bankhead Vardaman and Overman as caucus debate centers on a cloture mechanism and whether rules reform should be a party matter. Senator Owen endorses a form of cloture and predicts a multi day fight before any vote while Walsh supports a broader, precedential approach. The outcome depends on parliamentary moves and cross party support as the country grows ready for change.
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Clarke
Arkansas
Hardwick
Georgia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
O'Gorman
New York
Bankhead
Alabama
Vardaman
Mississippi
Overman
North Carolina
Senate
House
Owen
Walsh
Saya
Marshall
Mr. Owen
Congress
Stone
Reed
Lewis
Pomerene
Waya and Mearis
Kitchin
Baltimore Markets Wheat and poultry prices steady in report
Baltimore markets report quiet wheat trading with spot No 2 red around 1.12 to 1.15 and December No 2 red near 1.12. Oats show large elevator stock and small shipments, while poultry prices list varied rates for chickens hens ducks turkeys and geese. Egg prices cited for Maryland Pennsylvania and Western firsts at 36-37 cents per dozen.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Southern
New York Produce Prices and Senate Rules Fight
New York markets report firmer butter eggs and cheese with varied receipts as poultry and sugar trade shows unsettled conditions. Congress faces a rules fight over the previous question and potential delays as Senate organization and chair choices loom, with Clarke’s reelection in doubt and Progressive picks unsettled.
Notable Comebacks to Resume Seats in Congress
Washington eyes the Sixty-fourth Congress as veteran lawmakers return. Uncle Joe Cannon of Danville Newfoundland and Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati lead the list, both defeated in 1912 and reelected last year. Cannon served 38 years in Congress and eight as Speaker. Longworth also fell in 1912 but won again in the subsequent election.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Joe” Cannon
Danville
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe
Congress
Longworth
Freight Tie-Up Alarms Railroads as Embargo on Exports Hangs
New York Nov 30 An interrailroad committee was named by Eastern roads led by Pennsylvania president Rea to handle linen freight congestion. With steamship shortages, export shipments were restricted while domestic business overwhelmed capacity. The Trunk Line Association will host the committee led by C Curtice McCain. extraordinary conditions may delay individual actions.
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Pennsy
New York
Interrailroad
Rea
Pennsylvania
Tidewater
Trunk Line Association
C. Curtice McCain
McCain
New York Cotton Market Mixed Yet Steady
Cotton futures showed irregular trading but a steadier undertone with early losses wiped out. January rose from 12.17 to 12.34 and closed at 12.40 as the market finished 2 to 6 points higher from day’s ends. new crop deliveries remained comparatively easy.
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New York
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
New York reports receipts for beevs calves sheep and hogs with steady to weak bids. Chicago shows large hog and cattle receipts with mixed prices for steers cows calves and strong sheep demand as lamb and ewe prices rise.
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New York
Chicago
Embargo Actions Amid War Strain Reported Across Lines
War induced embargoes affect freight flows as British and allied lines dispatch ships for duties. Philadelphia reports 6151 export freight cars after yesterday’s embargo, with 450 carrying flour and 125 lumber, showing congestion and shifting priorities in transatlantic trade.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Washington banking group organizes thrift centennial drive
The Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Banking forms a committee to plan the January 1 1916 thrift campaign honoring the centennial of the Savings Bank of the United States. Members include presidents and cashiers from National Savings and Trust Bank Bank of Commerce and Savings District National Bank Federal National Bank Riggs National Bank Home Savings Bank and others.
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Washington
Savings Bank of the
United States
American Institute of Banking
Harry V. Haynes
Banks of
F. B. Devereau
National Savings and Trust Company
J. M. Riordan
Bank of Commerce and Savings
E. 5. Wolfe
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John Poole
Tfemerat
Eederal
Georgetown Gas
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Elec
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Rev. Pfd
Cina
Rev. Com
Georgetown Gan
Washington Turtles Co
Wergenthrler
Laneton
Munney Trust
Continental Trust
Southern Hank
Steamboat
Ington
Randall Club
Randall Amusement Compass Gagety Wrenter
Rewvy. Com
Georget
Mergenthaler
Lauaton
Washington Baseball Club
Thomas L. Hume
Reem Pel
Pel
Townsend Scott & Son
Baltimore Stock Exchange Railroad
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Woodward Bldg
Flather
Moorhead&Elmore Neon
Lark Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
15Th &U
The
National Bank Penn
Ave
U. 8. Treasury
Charles C. Glover
M. BE. Ailes
WM. J. Flather
Joshua Evans, JR
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
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Erates
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Buffalo
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Local Produce Market
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Houston
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Morgan
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Kentucky
Morrison
Indiana
Post Office Department
Kitchin Asd
Martin
Ways and Means Committee
Thea
Clark
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Montgomery Country Club
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Standard Oil Company
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