Banks in Fine Shape Makes Its Annual Report
The Federal Reserve Board issues its first annual report praising the rapid recovery of the banking system after war disruptions. It details the gold exchange fund and cotton loan operations, the role of reserve banks, and guidance on credit, with salaries for reserve agents and directors set forth.
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Federal Reserve Board J
Federils
Fe Tt
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Banks
Saya
New York City
Haasle
Gold Exchange Fund
Federal Reserve Board
Ryatem
Federal Reserve
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
New York
San Francisco
Atlanta
Dallas
Dinneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
St Loui
Minneapolis
Atendance
Baby Francis Receives Miniature Boxing Gloves
White House infant Tituk Francis Sayre received a pair of miniature boxing gloves from Mike Donovan, New York boxing instructor. The gloves came with a card reading Per the New Young White Hope 7. Donovan, a longtime boxing teacher, taught at the White House during Theodore Roosevelt's administration and voiced hopes the child would grow up to be an American credit like his grandsire.
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Tituk Francis Sayre
White House
Babs
Mike Donovan
New York
Donovan
Baby Francis
Donovyan
Roosevelt
Sylvester Faces Official Misconduct Charges in D C Board
Four copies of formal accusations against Maj Richard Gylveater the police superintendent were sent to the Washington District commissioners by Rep Park of Georgia. Commissioners will await a written report from Sylvester before acting. Brownlow refused to discuss details while Park continued inquiries.
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Brownlow
Richard Gylveater
Representative Park
Georgia
Board of Commissioners
Maj. Sylvester
Police
Park
Syme
President Wilson Congratulates Kaiser on 56th Birthday
President Wilson sent a cordial congratulatory message to Emperor William II of Germany on his fifty sixth birthday. He extended good wishes for the emperor’s welfare and noted the anniversary of his birth as well as his own. Wilson also acknowledged greetings from King George V and President Poincaré on his own birthday.
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Wilson
William
Germany
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Emperor Wiliam King George
Poincaré
Europe
Radium Highlight Sparks House Intrigue During Record Insertion
Representative Martin D. Foster showcased two radium tubes worth 11000 to praise the Bureau of Mines work on extracting radium. Curious colleagues gathered as he sought to insert the speech in the Congressional Record, with Foster noting the tubes prove U S production and potential medical benefits.
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Martin D. Foster
Ilinois
Committee On Mines
Bureau of Mines
Illinois
Foster
House
Jaceway
Arkansas
Jaco
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Mines
Kelly
United States
Resinol Ointment Promises Instant Itch Relief
VA medical column touts Resinol Ointment as stopping itching instantly and starting healing when applied to skin. It claims twenty years of doctor prescription for eczema ringworm rashes and other skin diseases, aided by Resinol Soap for quick easy health at low cost. Sold by all druggists.
X-PERIENCES OF THE Xs TOP STATESMEN AT PRESS CLUB
Ents blend wordplay and satire as diplomats and lawmakers, led by Bryan and New man, deliver sketches on the theme Why We Do It and the evolving role of the X in public life. Other speakers include Brownlow Johnson Lane Breckenridge and Vardaman with added acts by Cobb tomorrow.
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X’s
Yan
National Press Club
Bryan
Newman
James K. Vardaman
Bayou
of the Treasury
Byron R. New
Ton
United [States
Marshal Sprain
Daniels
Edward W. Townsend
Chimmie Fadden
Irvin 3
Cobb
Europe
Treasury Deficit Looms as Congress Weighs Spending
The article outlines looming deficits with $735 million revenue projections and $40 million extra cabinet estimates. It notes proposed rivers harbors spending, a $10 million ship purchase bill, a potential $100 million long term, and a $12 million aid to small towns for post offices. It discusses McAdoo’s request to reallocate $5 million for building contracts, House reluctance, and President Wilson’s stance on pork barrel bills. It covers defense-focused cuts, Navy and War Department disputes, and Daniels’ reduced but criticized naval appropriations amid wartime anxieties.
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Congress
Democratic Congress
Department of the Interior
McAdoo
House Committee On Appropriations
Treasury Department
House
Frank Clark
Worida
House Committee On
Wilson
Executive Department
Garrigan
Navy
Daniels
Butittle
Garrison
Navy Department
Taniels
General Board of the Navy
Baniels
General Board
White House
House Committee
Mr. Daniels
Congress Rejects Health Service Pay Bill Amid Battle
News notes report the House defeated the Senate bill to raise personnel and pay for Public Health Service officers after a sharp clash with Republican Leader Mann accusing officers of lobbying. A farm women bureau bill is proposed in the House to address country life issues. Senate panel backs a Boy Scouts of America incorporation measure in DC with named incorporators.
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Underwood
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Mann
International Congress of Farm Women
Farm Womens Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Senator Shields
Tennessee
Boy Scouts of America
District of Columbia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Colin H T Avingstone
Ernest VP Bicknell
Peabody declines federal trade commission post
George Foster Peabody of New York has declined appointment to the Federal trade commission. Remaining selections include Joseph Si Davies of Wisconsin HE N Hurley of Chicago and Will H Parry of Seattle for three of the five seats. Reported possibilities for the other two spots include George S Record Jersey City George Kublee New Hampshire Hugh Miller New York and several southern candidates. The President is expected to reach a final decision in the next few days.
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George Foster Peabody
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph Si Davies
Wisconsin
HE. N. Hurley
Chicago
Will H. Parry
Seattle
George S. Record
Jersey City
George Kublee
New Hampshire
Ugh Miller
South
Whittaker shops to resume at Mobile February 1
Vice President and General Manager RV Taylor announced that the Whitatler shops of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad near Mobile Alabama, employing 8 000 men and idle for six weeks, will resume operations on February 1.
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Mobile
Ala
RV. Taylor
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Whitatler
Paris Surrenders After 132 Day Siege in 1871
Forty four years ago today Paris capitulated to German arms ending a 132 day siege. The terms included Alsace Lorraine ceded and a war indemnity of five milliard francs. Versailles signed peace on February 26 and the Germans entered Paris before final settlement at Frankfort.
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Paris
Germany
Strasbourg
Place de la Concorde
Paria
Versailles
Hall of Mirrors
William King
Prussia
Trochu
Silesia
Posen
Mont Valerien
Wilhelm
Crown Price
Frederick
William of
Bordeaux
Bismarck
Alsace-Lorraine
Bramarck
Alsace
Silent Assembly
Barthelemy St. Hilaire
Victor Hugo
Quinet
Frankfort on-the-Main
Wilson to address convention of American Electric Railway
The sixth annual midyear meeting of the American Electric Railway Association opens at the Willard tomorrow with leaders from major electric railways in attendance. President Wilson will address delegates this afternoon as Col T. S. Williams and Guy E. Tripp open discussions.
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American Electric Railway Association
Willard
Wilson
Col T. S. Williams
Brooklyn
American Electric Railway Manufacturers’ Association
C. Loomis Allen
Peirce
Swagar Sherrey
Kentucky
A J. Montague
Virginia
C. L Henry
Arthur Witliama
American Museum of Safety
Anthony N Brady
Police News Notes Include Missing Boy and Local Accidents
Horace Groombs, 14, of 1131 New Jersey avenue southeast, reported missing since Sunday night. Michael Grags, 45, an inmate at Government Hospital for the Insane, escaped during supper last night. A United States mail wagon driven by Foster Wood, 25, of 11 East Capitol street, was struck by a Capital Traction car at Fourteenth and U streets yesterday morning. wagon damaged, no injuries. Tools valued at 35 dollars stolen Tuesday night from the Washing ton Railway and Electric Company car barns. Shirley Green, 1120 Union court, struck by auto driven by Sinney Williston, 1512 8 street northwest, at Kirby street and New York avenue yesterday noon. Green’s left leg fractured, taken to Homeopathic Hospital. Roy Whalen, 14, of 1522 Montello avenue northeast, roller skating on Capitol Hill last night, fell and fractured an arm. Moritz Hartung, 34, of 3234 Prospect avenue northwest, at Washington Stair and Tron Works, Eighth and Water streets southwest yesterday morning, had one…
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United States Mall
Foster Wood
East Capitol Street
Capital
Fourteenth
U Streets
Shirley Green
Union Court
Siiney Williston
Kirby Street
New York
Avenue
Green
Homeopathic Hospital
Roy Whalen
Montello Avenue
Capitol Hill
Moritz Hartung
Prospect Avenue
Washington Stair and Tron Works
Eighth
Water Streets
German View of the War
Special to The Washington Post reports on the Piepenbrink case to illustrate U S stance on British searches of American ships. Piepenbrink, a longtime U S resident and Windber crewman, was seized by the French cruiser Conde in southern waters and sent to a Jamaican camp, prompting U S demand for release while Germany argues for ship search rights. The piece discusses contraband definitions, London Declaration, and calls for harmonizing U S policy with international practice alongside notes on local incidents and a fraud accusation against a Catholic charity collector.
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Washington Post
New York
Piepenbrink
State Department
United States
Weasel Windber
Windber
Bellingham
Wash
Hoboken
Conde
Jamaica
Hagland
Britain
England
London
House of Commons
Twaland
Edward Grey
Hague
U. S
Herman Ridder
Church Can Draw Color Line Brainerd Minn Jan 27
In a district court ruling Judge Wes McClenahan held that colored persons have no civil rights in Sunday school settings. Mary Marshall, 16, sued four Aitkin Minnesota church officers for discrimination during services, alleging segregation. The judge said no legislative body has included churches in civil rights protections and courts cannot dictate church conduct.
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Brainerd, Minn
Wes McClenahan
Mary ( Marshall
Aitkin Minn
McClenahan
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Frank M. Parker
Aeton Life Insurance Company
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Kaiser
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Mes
Srownlow
Laula P. Brownlow
Albert Johnson
Frederico Alfonso Peret
Franklin K. Lane
Breckenridge
Treasury
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Viney
Jules Tarre
Favre
Ileclock NC
Kingsbury
American Telephone and Telgraph Company of
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E. G. Connette
International Railway Company
Buffalo
Wilbur (. Fisk
Hudson and Manhattan Railway Company
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Joe Mortimer
North American Company
Joh Pardes
J. G. White Management Corporation
Horace Groombs
New Jersey Avenue Southeast
Michael Grags
Government Hospital For the Insane
The
Washington Railway and Electric Company
H Street
Shoreham Hotel
August H. Piepenbrink
U.S
Staats-Zelung
Canada
America
Detroit
Maggie Mullohan
van Duyke Apartments
Third Street
John Beverley
T Street
Norvall Allan
R. R
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T. Street
Catholi Church
Mexico
Mgr Russell
Mer Russell
W. W. Woses & Sons
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