Banking Plan Seen Safeguarding Credit In Bank Crisis
A Congressional Finance Committee report argues for a temporary emergency note issue and shifted banking safeguards to prevent a collapse of private credit. It says the plan would back banks with government securities and railroad bonds, restore confidence, and avert a broader economic disaster while urging reforms in banking practices and currency elasticity.
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Restorative Wood Syrup Promises Blood Revitalization
An old health advert touts Restorative Properties of Wood Syrup to purify and revitalize the blood after grip or debility. It claims to strengthen the nervous system, cure fatigue, and notes Hoods Pills as the best cathartic if needed. It mentions availability in Parkerstown and local druggists.
Funeral of Mr Gibbons Held After Sudden Death
The funeral of William F Gibbons of Georgetown who died suddenly Sunday night will be held tomorrow from St Johns Church. Gibbons was a prominent merchant in Georgetown. Friends called at the family home on Washington Avenue. He was stricken with acute indigestion during Sunday night service and died soon after at his home. He leaves a widow, two sons, and two daughters. Dr Charles P Gibbons, Mrs George P Hoskinson, and Major Gibbons are among the survivors.
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George P Hoskinson
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Navy Budget Docket Faces Battleship Build Plan Debated
Congress committee rejected the presidents urgent push for four battleships at 35 million each, while authorizing two Delaware type ships and two scout cruisers. Submarine increases were debated as the Navy sought funding for torpedo boats and a major recruitment push to man new ships.
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Labor Men Against Taft Opposition Resolution Unanimously Adopted
A district labor meeting endorsed a resolution opposing prohibition and urged labor unity to back a presidential candidate friendly to organized labor. Speakers argued prohibition cannot be legislated, and labor should actively influence candidate selection while criticizing recent rulings.
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Chicago
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Tisnet
Sellig
Connecticut Avenue
Ballot results in Frankfort legislature session
The joint session in Frankfort produced a set of ballots listing candidates including Heckhamy, Hridiev, Watteraon, WeCream, Allen, and Poehler with varied votes. Details are partial due to fragmented OCR, but the tally requires formal election of a United States Senator.
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WeCream
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Try This For Colds Compound Pine Oil Mixture
Try this cold remedy from a renowned throat and lung specialist who ran a camp for consumptives in Maine. Mix concentrated pine oil with glycerine and whiskey, take a teaspoon to tablespoon every four hours, claiming it cures coughs and heals lungs within a day.
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Tribute Resolution For George T Dunlop
At a special board meeting of the Childrens Hospital held in the Franklin Fire Insurance Company office a resolution mourns the death of George T Dunlop longtime president and board member. The board expresses profound sorrow, extends sympathy to his family, and directs copies of the resolution to be sent with the minutes.
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George T Sunsop
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Special Suits at Lansburgh Bro Stores on Seventh Street
Lansburgh and Bro at 420 to 426 Seventh Street offers a range of tailored suits including Panama and striped cloth designs for men and women. Women’s options feature herringbone Panama and white satin linings with pleated skirts. black chiffon broadcloth jackets with trimmed cuffs and collars are also shown.
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Free meals for children aid by Balfe and Lorber in NYC
Henry Balfe and Adolph Lorber organized a lunch initiative at Public School No. 1 on Oliver Street and Lorber’s Grand Street restaurant to feed hundreds of hungry children. The effort, described as a happy “warfare” against hunger, provided sandwiches, fruit, desserts, and hot meals, with teachers guiding students to the dining area. Children from many areas received sustenance, while the volunteers expressed joy at the success and pledged to continue the program for weeks.
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Lynch mob hanged accused assailant near Brookhaven
A mob of over 200 citizens seized suspect Pigot after an alleged assault on a white woman near Brookhaven Mississippi. They dragged him to a telegraph pole, hanged him within yards of the courthouse as guards were overpowered. Two men were wounded in the melee during the attack on Jackson militia escorts. Judge Wilkinson, to preside at the trial, witnessed the chaos but could not stop the lynching. Capt Sherman led the Jackson company. 30 men were in rank. The governor was notified.
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Weather Outlook From New England To Missouri
Weather bulletin notes a western shift in winds with warmer conditions in the Plains and temperate changes across the Southeast. Rain is possible along the Gulf coast while the Atlantic seaboard sees a drop in pressure and unsettled skies. Northerly to easterly winds are forecast in New England, with lighter winds near the Rockies and variable conditions elsewhere. Temperature ranges and humidity levels are reported with detail for midnight through early evening observations.
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Taft Address Urges Southern Support In Nation Issue
Taft calls for earnest effort to win Southern support on national issues, denounces corporate abuses and calls for legislation to curb plutocracy. He notes a growing public demand to punish power and wealth shaping policy, while Roosevelt’s administration faces opposition from some Republicans. The speech accompanies rostral messages and party coordination events across states.
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District Republicans Seek Delegates to National Convention
A dozen candidates vie for district delegates to the Republican national convention in Washington. Announced contenders include Gen Andrew S Bt Wo Calvin Chase Hopewell H Darneile Join W Patterson Dr JR Wilder and RoR Horner. Committee plans to register voters and schedule a March date to allow time for local campaigning.
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H Darneile
W Patterson
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Ror Horner
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Jail conditions bad at workhouse and almshouse
Senator Galamer Sam Wor is chairman of the committee on laboring men and correction in the state senate. He reports jail conditions are intolerable with cramped cells two occupants per bed and no modern sanitary facilities. He and Justice Stafford favor moving the jail near the railroad and building a new courthouse square confinement for trials.
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Swamp Root Kidney Liver Remedy Ad Claims
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder diseases. It promises purity certification, two bottle sizes, and a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York, appealing to readers of The Washington Daily Post.
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