Warburg Confirmation Tug-of-War Rocks Senate Banking Panel
Senator Owen resumes control of Federal Reserve questions after conference with the President. Warburg's appearance before the banking committee hangs in the balance as administration signals and clerks weigh whether to press for his testimony on Kuhn, Loeb & Co. affairs and Warburg’s fit for the board. The outcome could delay the new currency system rollout by weeks.
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Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
Tangle
Washington
Surupe
Kanessons
Senate
Owen
Fourral Reserve Board
Gwen
Wareburg
New York
Warburg
Eraman
Cemitine
Boyleye
Owen Mane
Warkurg
Gurman
Alltwas
Qwen Ia
Merle Puicheste
Kuba, Leah& Co
Frm
Warburn
Kuhn, Loeb & Ch
Kanlroads
Fugt
Cis Chicase
Alton
Ce Hoek Astrid
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Uavion
Baltimore
Ohio
Messrs. Jones and Warburg
Sinow
New
Wil
McAdoo
Hankins
Columbus
Nebr
Nebraska
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank Board
United States
Gilbert H. Ititchcock
Jones
Hitchcock
Funeral Announcement and Local Notices From Historic Ledger
A garbled mix of notices appears listing a funeral for Mary Simons Melton in the ninety ninth year, with references to Rock Creek and Waterfoeat Washington Conn. Other lines mention a special commuter event and a business meeting held near Northwest Street, along with a secretary’s order and various names.
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Quincy Stream
Rock Creek
Cerac- Pang
Mei
Oklahoma senator praises Owen as top state financier
The report notes Dr. J M T Johnston of Kansas City replacing Mr Jones of Chicago on a banking board. Senator Owen, called a great financier, is praised by Lewis and others who pressed McAdee for endorsements of W J Fenton and C R Crane with Myron Herrick also among those mentioned as potential appointees amid Presidentials discussions.
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J. M. T. Johnston
Kansas City
Jones
Chicago
Johnston
Senator Owen
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Okla
Homa
Dublin riots halt home rule plans
Continged from Iret page. Rowka asked if he associated with actions and warned of suspension. Bonar Law blamed government for tragedy and urged lawful enforcement or seeking authority from the people. Law and others criticized police scapegoating. Complaint over Democratic State organization management in Pennsylvania presented to the President by Rep Logue.
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Lary
Rowska
Nationabat
Andrew Bonar Law
Ulster
Ireland
Harrell
Arthur J. Balfour
Artaigns Democratic Organization
Democratic
Cunnsylvania
Representative Logue
Philadelphia
Nebraska conventions loom over party splits in July
In Lincoln and Columbus Nebraska delegates meet for two conventions. Democrats weigh endorsing Hitchcock and the state party lines while Republicans decide on fusion risk and a possible Progressive wing. Roosevelt influence and Taft faction tensions color the double gatherings with platform issues and candidacy strategies.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Will Fight Malone in NY Row Over Cabinet Attitude
Delegates say the party is wrecked if the President voices sympathy for other candidates. Dudley Field Malone is named as the main trouble maker in New York. Officials in Washington reportedly display amused tolerance toward New York representatives, affecting routine business.
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Dudley Field Malone
New York
Washington
Doyle Succeeds Schaeffer as Union President
At a Washington section meeting of the Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name Societies in St Dominic's Parish Hall the resignation of M. D. Schaeffer as section president was accepted. Vice President J Hadley Doyle was elected to lead the Washington unit with F P Gunning succeeding Doyle. The group discussed participation in the Catholic Federation parade in Baltimore in September 1918 and planned a Holy Name parade in Washington. The next meeting is set for October 25 at St Vincent de Paul’s Parish Hall.
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Washington Holy Name Society
Union
Washington
Archdiocesean Union of Holy Name Societies
Bookkeeper Injured in Bicycle Collision on Thirteenth Street
Milton C Figg a Southern Railway bookkeeper suffered serious injuries when struck by a bicycle at Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. He was taken to Emergency Hospital with a broken left leg and a deep cut above the left eye. The rider was Abraham Goldberg of 4523 Wisconsin Avenue. the bicycle was driven by him and the funeral rider by John W Mullen.
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Milton C. Figg
Southern Railway
Milton C. Flex
The
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Abraham Goldberg
Wisconsin Avenue
John W. Mullen
French Navy Airman Killed In Hydro Aeroplane Accident
Lieut Benjamin Valensi, French naval aviator, died today after his hydro aeroplane capsized at about sixty feet. He was treated at an emergency hospital but died from injuries sustained. Also reported: John G. Orner, 11, died at the Emergency Hospital from blood poisoning after an ice accident. Esitus, a 17 year old colored girl, shot at an intersection and rushed to hospital in serious condition.
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Valensi
Jugley
France
Benjamin Valensi
John G. Orner
Mary and
Avenue Southwest
Esitus
Third Street
Biret
N Streets
Ban on Church Expel Foreign Clergy in Nuevo Leon Decree
Tampico July 2 via Laredo Tex July 1 A sweeping decree by Governor Antonio Villa real orders all foreign Catholic priests and clergy expelled from the state of Nuevo Leon and requires those remaining to prove abstention from politics or face expulsion. Churches may open daily 6 am to 1 pm, confessions barred, sacristy off limits, bells only for national or constitutionalist events. Catholic colleges must follow state programs or face closure and penalties include fines from 10 to 600 plus two to four months imprisonment.
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Tampico
Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Leon
Antonio 1. Villarael
Villarea
Mexico
Marterey
Sulzer Libel Expert Likely Governor Hope Aids Campaign
William Sulzer expects to be called as an expert witness in the Barnes-Roosevelt libel suit and says he will run in a Progressive independent bid for governor. He predicts a Republican majority in the next House, criticizes Murphy in New York politics, and outlines a statewide August Syracuse conference to unite honest, independent candidates against party bosses.
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Congress
House
New York
William Sulzer
Tain Jikels
Waris
Franklin
Jefferson
Jackson
Winewln
Sulzer
Murph
Murphy
Democratic Party
Syracuse
Villa marches 70,000 to Mexico City defying Carranza
Spadat Cable reports General Villa plans to move nearly his entire army toward Mexico City, leaving 5,000 for other commanders. The force, about 70,000 strong and well equipped, will ignore Carranza’s orders as Villa's forces prepare for a northern-to-southern march with General Angeles looming as provisional president pick.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Spadat
Washington Post
Juarez
Mexico
Villa
Vila
Angeles
Willy
Carranta
Twate Ie Neat
Huerta Acknowledges Planned Mexican Uprising in Toronto
A Huerta delegate arriving from Niagara Falls confirms a quarter revolution in Mexico. Toronto would be the base for operations by Huerta and General Felix Diaz who would lead the movement. Senior Elguero, in Toronto to meet General Glas, discusses arrangements and Huerta’s expected arrival with colleagues.
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BueTo Woo
Huerta
Niagara Falll
Mexico
Toronto
Felix Diaz
Elguero
Glas
Former Constitutionalist Reps Move for Mexican Note Possession
Santiago S. Winfield, once a Carranza regime regent, sought to seize 8,000,000 peso notes and engraving dies held by Felicitas F. Villareal, a constitutional secretary. The warehoused items were transferred last Saturday under a replevin, with an intervening petition filed to assert Winfield as the only rightful representative. The notes and plates are to be sent to the Carranza government, per reports.
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Carranza
Washington Engraving
Felicitas F. Villareal
Villaras
Marshal Splata
Sendiaga
Winfield
Constitutionaliy
Junta
Washington
Villareal
Car- Tanga
Wear Their Girls Coats At The Atlantic Boardwalk
A group of seaside visitors on the Atlantic Boardwalk were seen wearing women’s coats in the evening as they promenaded with their partners. Suits ranged from bright coral and orange to white, including a noted youth in a white funnel coat and matching white Panama hat, attracting much attention.
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Atlantic Wier
Goat
Gomme
Cloudburst Wrecks Town at Telluride Colorado
Telluride Colorado July 27 two persons drowned and up to sixteen blocks damaged when a ten foot wall of water from a cloudburst rushed through Comet canyon flooding the town. The dead are Mrs E E Blakely and Mrs John Johnson. Damage estimated at one hundred fifty thousand dollars with several hundred people taking shelter in public buildings.
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Telluride
Colo. Telluride
Colo
Jay
E. E. Blakely
John Johnson
Hungarian Count Claims Caillaux Papers Ties Calmette to Hungary
New York July reports quote Count Karoly of Hungary asserting that Gaston Calmette was paid by the Hungarian government to favor it in the Paris Figaro. He describes two letters and other documents shown in court, alleging a sham ally of France under a reptile fund of about 380,000 crowns. Karoly said the disclosures implicate press manipulation and Hungarian party politics tied to Caillaux's trial. He declined to discuss Austria-Hungary, citing party duties and travel return plans.
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New York
Gaston Calmeette
Paris Figaro
Mme Henriette Caillaux
Calmette
Cheel Karolyi
Isader
Sungarlac
Hungary
Count Karoly
M. Cai
Caillaux
M. Calmette
The
Figaro
M. Calllaux
Pariy
Mia
Cailiaux
Paris
Karolyi
France
Caune Tisae
Count Keralyi
Karoly
Decaus
Austria-Hungary
Berian
Count Karolyi
Radice Party
Philippe Glaser
Gaston Calmette
Glaser
Tos Figaro
Wilson
M. Cailiaux
M. ‘Caillaux
Henri Bernstein
Paywright
Bernstein
Maitre Chenu
Crims
M. Caillaux
Mme. Bourein
Mme. Maris Bourain
M. Chaucharé
Caillaux Trial Hearings Turn Violent In Courtroom
The Caillaux trial saw a heated continuation as papers were read and witnesses like Henri Bernstein defended Caillaux and attacked Calmette. Bernstein interrupted with dramatic remarks about military service, sparking cheers and a court adjournment amid a charged crowd outside.
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Gorman
M. Hindle
Sotalier
George F. Zurhorst
Liccala
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Bocoret
Frank Geier
J. WM. Lex
Aoa Embilmer
Rvnrhal
Zeery
J. H. Small & Sons
Florists
Caroce Tothana Haven
Wamaiweta Waldortaxtorfa
Adway
Fioween
Pusevale
Epsdalen
Niewsparer
Servia
Cme Marwan Posse
Wera
Dublin
Victor Records
F. G. Smith Piano Co
St. N. W
Tokalon CB
Ing
Hitchcock the
Victor
T. B
Grete
Werbraska
Charles W
Richard L. Metcalfe
Cive
Panama Canal Zone
Lincoln
Byron
Adams
Will
Malone
Doyle
Schaeffer
Pastora
T. R.barnes
Elquira
Constitutionalist
Santiago S$. Winfield
Atlantic City
Oriental Rugs
Kermanshah
Bokhara
Iran
Kurd
Kazak
Nejib Hekimian Oriental Rug Specialist
Michael Karolyi
M. Carhour
Hira
Caillaux Trial
Seinstein
Hontil
Comedie Francaise
Royaliate
M. Bernstein
Calliaux
Monsieur
M. Ceccaldi
Caillanz
Callaux
Axade
Albanel
R. Harris & Co, the Jewelers
Seventh End
D Streets
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
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