Plot to embroil U.S. observer of world politics warned
The piece argues British Tories seek to provoke hostilities with Japan and force U.S. into war, blaming a web of anti American forces and alleging a campaign of misrepresentation. It cites Wilson Cecil and Monroe Doctrine debates, warning that war currents threaten American policy.
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England May Be Forced To Send New York Gold
Absence of a short account and heavy influx of cotton and cram bills from the approaching moving season driven further decline in foreign exchange. Sterling and francs fell to new lows with Italian rate near war lows as bankers warn of more drops without swift stabilization. One large dealer said England may be compelled to ship gold to improve the situation while grain, cotton and dried fruits shipments to England continue.
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Local Broker Fees Rise as U S Securities Get Favor
Washington Stock Exchange adopts a new commission scale with higher minimums for stock trades while keeping bond charges. Government bonds see a reduced rate from 25 to 12.5 cents per $100. The changes align with New York and other markets and take immediate effect.
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London Markets Show Further Contraction and Shifts in Stocks
London financial news reports continued stock market contraction ahead of the holidays. Russian securities were mostly flat or down while Argentine railway stocks gained on permission to raise rates. Coats Ordinary rose sharply and brewery shares weakened. French bonds fell while new issues held, and Japanese bonds firmed. Money markets showed better short loans at 3 percent with late money at 2.5 percent and heavy demand for 6 month treasury bills. Foreign exchange fell further in New York with declines in several European currencies.
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Murads Turkish Tobacco Cigarettes Promoted
An advertisement extols Murads as 100 percent pure Turkish tobacco. It compares Murads to shells for protection and claims they are more than twice as good, urging cigarette smokers to judge for themselves.
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