Lawmakers Demand Enforcement Over Revenue Cutter Misuse
Republican lawmakers in the House condemned alleged improper use of the revenue cutter service for private cruises. They urged removal of officials who violate the law and questioned an appropriation for additional vessels, citing the Prairie voyage and travel by Treasury officials.
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Revenue Cutler Service
Secretary of the Treasury
James W Good. Republcan
Iowa
House
Revenue Cutter Service
Good
Boston
Washington
Inod
Congress
Treasury official defends Federal reserve committee costs
Secretary McAgan praised by Carter Glass as he defends the Federal Reserve organization committee. Mondel questioned travel expenses for vetting evidence on paseTva banc cities. Glass cited $7,575 in expenses and $1,006 for stenographic work. Of $75,000 to organize the system, $85,009 remained in Treasury, compared to $2,? million spent by the Aldrich commission on European banking inquiries.
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Burke
South Dakota
Good
Mr . Pitagerald
New York
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Goeean Boant
Representative Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Representative Good
McAgan
Treasury Department
Carter Glass
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Organization Committee
Representative Mondel
Mondel
Qlasn
Aldrich Monsury Commission
Bankers Arrested in $3,000 Trust Company Heist
George F. Hofmeister auditor and Herman F. Borchers assistant treasurer were arrested in the Pittsburgh bank robbery case tied to a latest haul from the Imperial Trust. Colonial Trust reports $10,000 of $86,000 recovered from a safety vault. Hofmeister charged with larceny. Borchers faced larceny embezzlement and making false entries.
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George F. Hofmeister
Herman FR. Borchers
Felter
Ime Oenial Trust Company
Trust Company
Colonial Trust Company
Anaches Hank Tha
Ageainst Hofmeister
Bordhers
Dans
Peruvians Premier and ministers resign in Lima
The Peruvian premier and minister of war along with interior minister Fuentes resigned from the cabinet in Lima today. Endebrande Fuentes, minister of the Anterior, also steps down as part of the cabinet shakeup.
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Lima
Bera
Sedro Junis
Endebrande Fuentes
Anterior
Vouros Promoted in Greek Foreign Office
Alexander Vouros chargé d affaires of Greece in this city is promoted to a senior post in the Greek foreign office in recognition of services in promoting the sale of two American battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece. He will return to Athens within weeks and received a decoration from the Greek king. His successor here has not yet been chosen. Vouros has served as chargé d affaires since March 18, 1919.
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Alexander Vouros
Greece
Idaho
Athens
Vouros Ang
Vouros
Villa
Carranza
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Obregon
Ila
Viti
Angeles
Carranta
Wilgis
Michela
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Suffrage Amendment Heads to Missouri Ballot in November
Jefferson City Missouri July W The Missouri constitution amendment granting women the right to vote will appear on the November ballot. Cornethia Rosch secretary of state announced that suffrage leaders petition for placing the amendment before the people has sufficient signatures.
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Jefferson City
Cornethia Rosch
Northern Mexico Republic Hinted By Junta Leader
A constitutionalist spokesman warns of a northern republic after Carranza and Villa clash for control of Mexico City. Villa, viewed as a bandit by many generals, faces distrust as Obregon gains ammunition and readiness for a renewed push.
Six Killed in Spanish Riot at Cabeza Attack
Special Cable reports in Madrid that six people were killed and several injured during a political riot at Cabeza when the house of the mayor was attacked. The mayor himself escaped injury.
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Cabeza
Hans
Washington Post
Madrid
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Kidnapped Celia Duryea Tied to Bailey Murder Claims
District Attorney Carman and detectives assert Celia Coleman, a colored maid, was kidnapped and framed as part of the Bailey murder case. Carman and Levy clash publicly over motives as new witness hints at added testimony while Celia remains captive and under pressure.
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der Carman
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Cella
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George M.levy
Levy
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Stkormiy de Asiy
Asstsct
Carmi K
Dr. Carman
Stonteht
Barnes
Onli
Barnes Uale
Dir
Tt Wan
Dirs
van Sicken
Aca
THREE SHIPS FOR TURKEY
English yards gain from Turkey navy rehabilitation. Barrow shipbuilders Vickers receive orders for a second vessel after the Heshadieh and Sultan Osman I act. Turkey plans a larger vessel, with a 2300 ton displacement and 186 inch armament, amid Brazil purchase of another warship.
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Washington Pont
London
Belus
Brazil
Turkey
Sinking of Empress of Ireland blamed on Storstad
A Washington Post report on July 11 summarizes the Quebec inquiry into the Empress of Ireland disaster. It states the Storstad rammed the liner after changing course in fog, with limited life-saving gear and suggested safety rule updates including closed bulkheads and more life rafts.
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Tuftenes
Washington Post
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Storstad
Alfred Tuftenes
Jacob Lindquist
Avo
H. G Kendall
Thames
Clyde
Four Die as Heat Wave Grips St Louis
St Louis July 1 four persons died and several were burned as a heat wave shattered this year’s records. Thermometers atop the Alghest building read 102 degrees and 109 at another site. Among the victims were John J Farley 63 freight cashier and Jacob Winke 26 president of the Heloperian Rowing Club. Farley collapsed at his desk and Winke at the club barhouse.
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Damon Nour
John J. Farly
St. Loui
San Francisco
Frisco
Jacob Winke
Heloperian Rowing Club
Farley
Winke
Barthouse
Creve ‘Coeur Bake
Burau Varilla Plans Return to Panama for Canal Work
Felipe Burau Varilla, famed French engineer and former director of the old Panama Canal project, arrived in New York to inspect the canal route. He says it has been thirty years since his first trip and that he will head to Panama in about a week to oversee work on a ship passage through the Nicás.
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New York
Felipe Burau- Varilla
Partin
Panama
Bimau-Varilla
China to Build Big Arsenal in England Contracts Sought
London reports accreditees inquires show China plans an arsenal in Peking with contracts likely to be placed in England. A sum near 400 and experts will be hired to supervise erection and operation of the arsenal.
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England
Washington East
London
Accreditéa
Aventa
Peking
Cook
Secrecy lifted on Jones Warburg hearings move urge open report
Senate banking committee moves to disclose testimony on Chicago banker Thames Jones and New York financier Paul Warburg. Hitchcock aims to publish all Warburg correspondence and lift secrecy in a bid for open discussion next week in executive session. Opponents press for full public airing of facts in the Jones case and Warburg's refusal to appear before the committee.
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Petralaalon
Warburg
Chicago Banker
Senate Banking Committee
Thames D- Jones
Chicago
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New York
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Jones
Warbure
Hitchcock
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Demand for Health Certificates for Swiss Brides
The Swiss Society of Public Utility for Women advocates health certificates for brides. Based in Geneva with branches in major cities, it aims to ensure better offspring and homes, hoping later for government adoption requiring health proof from both bride and groom before marriage approval. It is backed by medical professionals and university professors.
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Swiss Society of Publis Utility
Switzerlaria
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Uipascal
University Pro- Tesaors
SETE LOW BACKS WARBURG FOR CONFIRMATION
Seth Low president of the New York Chamber of Commerce sent a telegram to the President urging confirmation of Mr. Warburg. He cites Warburgs preeminent equipment, the large sacrifice he is making to serve the country, and the urgent need to ensure currency law success from the start as reasons for prompt confirmation.
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New York
Seth Low
New York Chamber of Commerce
Warburg
Eight Balloons in National Elimination Race for Bennett Cup
Eight balloons sail to determine the third American entry for the James Gordon Bennett Cup in Kansas City next October. The first to sail was America ill and drifted southward with life preservers aboard. weather forecasts expect routes toward the Great Lakes by daylight.
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Jerome Kingsbury
New York
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B. S. Cole
St Louis
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Springfield
Uncle Sam
Pad I. McCullough
St. Louie
Willem H. Trefte
St. Louis
Miss Sofa
Wiliam Assmaen
Poald
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America
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Willard's Errand Home Declared Personal Trip
Secretary of State says the United States ambassador to Spain, Joseph L. Willard, traveled home on pressing personal business with no diplomatic significance. He left Paris abruptly per dispatches and will likely stay in the United States about two months before returning to Madrid.
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Joseph L. Willard
Ams Bassador
Spain
Paria
State Department
Willard
Madrid
Health Inspector Causes Fire at Connecticut Avenue Store
Health inspector Charles C. Stanb allegedly tossed a lit match into a toilet bowl containing water and gasoline at 108 Connecticut Avenue NW, a Poliack Car Corporation store. The resulting fire caused about 500 damages and disrupted the premises during yesterday afternoon inspection.
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Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Poliack Car Corporation
Tammany to bear Democrats preparing for a hard fight
Frame platform ad calls for vigorous campaign in New York as Congressional elections loom. Washington administration opposes fusion talks with progressives. Mack out of race leaves Ossborns choosing a party for senator as Sulzer’s activities alarm leaders.
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Mack
Osborn
Af Party
Sulzer
New York political shift and Democratic nominee hints
The week outlines Democratic platform moves and candidate shaping as Tammany Hall stays quiet in state politics. Norman Mack foregoes entering the race, boosting the likelihood of Glynn for governor while independent Democrats clash with Progressives over Dudley Field and Mayor Mitchell. Col Roosevelt’s prospects rise as canal toll policy support limits prospects.
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Dudley Pield Mu Inne
Mitchell
Washington
Col. Hoosevett
Democrats Find New Pace in New York Campaign
Democratic leaders in New York shift from leading with nominations to watching Republicans and Progressives set the pace. Gov Glynn's renomination seems likely though some fear Sulzer’s challenge may weaken the ticket. the party works to define its platform as the campaign unfolds.
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Washington Rose
New York
Republians
Wilson
Washington
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Campelen
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Glynn
Martin H. Glynn
William Suizer
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