Forge Vote on Bill Leaders Demand Test on Currency
The currency bill fight grows in the House banking and currency committee as the administration reshapes strategy after Glass and Wilson clash. Four doubtful insurgents threaten passage. plan shifts aim to rally enough Democrats and possibly Republicans to push the measure through committee or directly to the floor.
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House Banking and Currency Committee
Committee
House
Carter Glass
Democratic House Caucus
Glass
Wilson
Ragsdale
Henry Ragsdale
Bulkley
Ohio
Eagle
Texas
Neeley
Kansas
Obituary notices scattered across July 1913 entries
Numerous death notices list names such as Recella Y. Bushel Georgianna Hale Fletcher and others. Details include birth ages from seventy to eighty, funeral dates from July 2 to July 28, and locations in Washington DC and nearby states. Interment often private with church or home services noted.
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Geer
Zurhorst
Third
East Capra
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Ohio
Fletcher
Styveeena
Altoona
Mary Maing Fletcher
Senator Manning
Mississippi
N_ street northwest
Georgianna H. Hale
B. M. Jeffries
L. F. Bischoff
Marshall
William Jeffries
Susie E. Stanford
Corrie
W. Bischoff
William Jeffries Jr
R. Bert Jeffries
Waterbury
Conn
Washington
Fifth Street Northwest
Glenwood Cemetery
Larkin
Bluefield
W. Va
R. D. Larkin
C. H. Conley
Perry Place
Northwest
Loudoun
Prince William County
Quitman
Amherst
Mary G
F. Henry Quitman
Atlanta
William FP. Snyder
Sixteenth Street
House banking committee pledges swift currency bill aid
Chairman Glass and Democratic members report confidence in rapid progress on the administration currency bill. They expect substantial agreement within ten days, with only details altered and no essential changes. They insist the bill remains unemasculated and will relieve the banking and currency situation.
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Antly
Glass
Bil
Owen Defends Independent Federal Reserve Against Bank Control
Senator Owen published a firm reply to Joseph T. Talbert of National City Bank opposing Bank control of the Federal Reserve Board. He argues a government run system protects public interest, prevents bull and bear markets, and avoids private bank dominance. He asserts the board’s power is public and not political, stressing accountability to all 90 million Americans.
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Talbert
National City Bank
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Joseph T. Talbert
Owen
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
England
France
Germany
Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Wrecked by tree four dead on Milwaukee road crash
Four killed and one seriously injured when the copper country line between Calumet and Chicago struck a wind blown tree at Cable Line Wis The dead include engineer Frank O Connor fireman Albert Klinesmith and Express Messenger Martin Way An unidentified man from Cleveland was among the injured and a relief train rushed to the scene The wreck badly scorched mangled bodies and the storm delayed news transmission. Costa Rica adopts Bryan Peace Plan confirming international peace participation hopes noted by Secretary Breckinridge?
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Copper Country
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Calumet
Cable Line
Wis
Frank O'Connor
Green Bay
Albert Klinesmith
Walter Way
Express
Way
Lve
Cleveland
Martin Way
Ohio
Willie Hahn
Noted Irish American Leader John O Callaghan Dies at 48
Boston obituary notes the death of John O Callaghan secretary of the United Irish League of America since its founding in UW. After a two day illness he died in a local hospital at age 48. He was a prominent Irish American figure in Boston.
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Boston
John O'Callaghan
United Irish League of America
Free wool majority confident as tariff debate moves
Congress awaits outcome of executive negotiations on the Mexican situation. NA M officers to cross examine Mulhall as 1 000 letters remain to be identified. Senate moves through tariff stages with Woolen schedule in focus and substitutes planned by La Follette and Smoot. President facing opposition over appointments as Vardaman targets Patterson. Lobby probe nears end with cross examination limited to Mulhall and House investigators slated for later access to Mulhall’s letters.
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Congress
Mulhail
Senate
Stone
Va Woliette
Wisconsin
la Fellette
Smoot
la Vellette
Taft
Vardaman
Adam E. Patterson
Register of the Treasury
Patterson
Wilson
Senate Investigating Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
Martin M. Mulhall
Mulhall
Charter Vote in Cincinnati Sparks Charter Debate
Cincinnati electors vote next Wednesday on whether to adopt a new city charter. The current government follows a general municipal code, a system seen as unsuitable for larger cities. State Rep Herbert S Bigelow supports municipal ownership, while John J Bruce leads a property owners league opposing immediate ownership, with a larger no charter faction also opposing the change.
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Cincinnati
General Assembly
Herbert
Herbert 8. Bigelow
John J.bruce
Bigelow
Bruce
Rubber Doll Saves Baby From Drowning
Special to The Washinigiwares Huntington W Va July 97 A rubber doll carried by Mrs John Matheny saved her infant from drowning when she fell from a boat The child went under a ferry boat and Mrs Perl ing pulled it from the water The baby surfaced at the far end of the boat still gripping the buoyant doll and was rescued.
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Huntington
W. Va
John Matheny
Matheny Perling
Movements of Ocean Steamers and Sailed Vessels List
Shipping news notes several sailings from New York and Liverpool including New York bound ships from Southampton and Plymouth. It lists the George Washington, Kronprinzessin, Gothland and other vessels with scheduled dock times and routes through Monday morning.
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New York
Liverpool
Saileld
Southampton
George Washington
Browhead
Hatser Wilhelm I
Bremen
Plymouth
Finland
Antwerp
Niagara
Havre
Sable Island
Kronprinzessin Decilie
Stasconset
Gothland
Wil
the Post
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Irvin 'T. Donohoe
Cook & Stoddard Co
Conn
Potomac Motor Car Co
Paris Hotel Row Deepens Helen and Warren Strife
In Paris at the Hotel Ronceray, Helen endures Warren's silent treatment after moving arrangements, while a bruised note and hunger drive a late night meal setup. He dominates the scene with cold rebukes as Helen, hungry and conflicted, navigates distance, temptation, and fragile affection.
A Bohemian supper scene at the Louis X room
Helen and Warren share a charged dinner after a tense day, the setting a theatrical Bohemian stage in the Louis X room. The pair revel in relief and affection, Helen praising Warren as they finally eat and joke about the meal, with lingering tension eased by the wine and closeness.
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Helen
Negl
See
Warren
Tieren
Ambry
Vell
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House Caucus
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST. NW
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Cagital Street
Mgr
R F. Harvey
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Sergeon
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Thos
M. Hindle
W. RE. Speare
F Street
N. W
Teres
J. WM. Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rockville
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Ewnalme
ST. NE
Modern Chapel
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Niewaeraer
Hhehiye
Watson
Philadelphia
Frank Watson
Miss Fairchild
Fairchild
Postoffice
Cortely
Banking and Currency Committee of
Bankers Control Reserve Board
St. Paul Railway
Costa Rica
Bryan
Republic of Costa Rica
Fernor Don Joaquin B. Zalvo
Brean
New Orleans
Manhattan
Tokalon Co., Inc
Rubber Doll
Baby
R. Harris & CO
the Jewastar
Mabel Herbert Urner
Paris
Hieren
A.lisner Palais
Palais Royal Ours
Abetos
Victor Records
Tyrol
Ither
Heidelberg Quintet
American Quartet
B. Wormsaer
Wormser
Dohumir
Kryl KriPs
Bohemian Band
Christie Macdonald
Mand Peweh
Enrico Carusae
Geraldine Farrar
Louise Homer
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Pittsburgh
America
Knabe Pianos
Kaver Waaypoved
Byron S. Adams
Se. N
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Sams
Columbia
Ott Skinner
Otto
L.L. Perkins
Royal Indemnity Co. Bond Building
Glen Echo
Usic
Hevy Chase Lake
Secties
U. 3. Marine Band
al Automohrbiles
St. Johns
7Th Street
Touriste
Tourist Auto Livery CO
Automobiles Witt
Will Bultie
the Witt. Will Co
NN St
Orl
Inc
Trouble
Nh, Ave
Bartram
Cadillac Baker Electric
Studebaker Gar
Unis
Flanders
Olds Mobile
Spollock
Michigan
the Miller CO
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Tel
Wilcox’ Trux Congressional Garage CO
Agis
Ave. S
Maxwell W. HH. Leary, Jr
14Th St. N. W
sutHerland
Sth
Sale Mazasit Eunabeut, Fister, Fc
Serachal Ste Oman
Titien
Aes
Eye Feagster
Fan Cullen A
Peters
Arenis Hill
Weste
Wagen Np
Delty En
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