Union Pacific Opposed to More Time for Southern Pacific Sale
Attorney General McReynolds opposed further extension for disposing of Union Pacific's Southern Pacific stock. He warned the court the time is near the July 1 mandate and suggested possible stock exchange plans with the Pennsylvania Railroad for Baltimore and Ohio holdings. The hearing in St Paul adjourned with the case under advisement.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
McReynolds
Pennsylvania Railroad
Supreme Court
Lovett
Union Pacific Board
Mcfteynalds
N H. Loomis
Omak
Central Pacific
Transcontinental System Proposed in Railroad Merger Plan
Special to The Washington Post reports the Pennsylvania Railroad ready to accept 38.202 million from Union Pacific for Baltimore and Ohio holdings. A suggestion has been made for PA to acquire control of Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line, forming a combined system to operate with Southern Pacific.
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Pennsylvania
St. Paul
M O
Henry Walters
Nashville
Waltera
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
New York
Louisville
Coast Line
Atlantic Coast Line
United States
Norfolk
Gulf Ports
New Gr Bieansoe
Southern Railway
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington Post
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Louisville and Nashville
al Imentic Coast Line
Wilson to visit canal area and discuss plans
Col. George W. Goethals met with President Wilson about a possible visit to the Panama Canal Zone and the timing of water, with Goethals aiming to let water in around October 1 unless delays occur. The talks included future civil government for the zone and the large staff needed to operate and maintain the canal and tolls, plus logistics involving vessels and supplies.
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Big Ditch
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Wilson
Canal Zone
Col. Goethals
Col Goethals
Throusand
Clarkison
Eic
Washington
Otee Tanamea Rabau
New York
Will Amend Constitution In Loometine Merone1d Legi Men
A lengthy amendment drive sought to revise a practical constitution. The proposal outlines a redraw of the charter and sets a deadline for submission of amendments.
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Ster da
Views of Senators on Passage of Currency Bill This Session
Amid mixed views at the Capital, President Wilson remains hopeful currency reform will pass both houses this session. Senate leaders express caution with opposition and pressure from tariff debates. Senators Owen Simmons Reed Shackleth Stone Nelson Bacon Smoot Overman Kern weigh risks, timelines, and the impact of a new financial system on the tariff adjustment.
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Congress
Wilson
House
Senate
Owen
Banking and Currency Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Reed
Missouri
Banking Committee
Nelson
Minnesota
Bacon
Georgia
Traivor
Smoot
Utah
Overman
North
T Lite
John W. Kern
Indiana
Wilson Not in Fear Over Tariff Bill Effects
The article discusses reactions to potential emergency currency measures and notes that preparations may indicate growing seriousness as the tariff bill advances. It references Cleveland's administration and suggests press discussions reflect anticipated economic strain.
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Cleveland
Washington bankers oppose emergency currency plan
Washington bankers rejected the proposed use of emergency currency under the Aldrich-Vreeland act, stating no condition justifies issuing 500 million dollars. Leaders like Charles J Bell and George W White said local banks would not participate, arguing the system already provides sufficient legislation and no money centers face a tightening crisis.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Aldrich-Vreeland
I *Ers
American Reourt
Laid Trust Company
Ir Bed Acton
Publc
George W White
National Metropolitan Bank
United States
New York
Curran
Wilson plans California trip with family this summer
President Wilson expected to leave Washington on June 23 for a week at Cornish New Hampshire to establish a summer White House and celebrate the Fourth of July with Mrs Wilson and their daughters. He would return to the capital in July while attending tariff and currency legislation. Mrs Wilson and three daughters plus possibly the President may visit California in coming months, per Mr Robert Hudspeth of New Jersey.
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McAdoo
Washington
W. W. Cox
Second National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Presdent Wilson
Cornish
N. H
White House
Los Angeles
Cal
Woodrow Wilson
California
Robert & Hudspeth
Jersey
Mir Hudspeth
New Jersey
San Francsco
West Point class of 1913 graduates amid ceremony
West Point at New York graduates 82 Americana and 1 Cuban, with Francis Rosier Newcomer leading the class. Secretary Garrison urges officers to uphold fairness and patience with enlisted men as Demetrig Castillo Jr. and other cadets from notable families complete training.
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Francis Rosier Newcomer
Washington
Col
Henry €. Newcomer
West Point
Battle Monument
War Department
Alet
Garrison
Francia Kosier Newcomer
Washington, D. C
Col. Newcomer
Cuban
Demetrig Castiliqa, Jr
Howell
Charles Bishop Lyman
Charles K. Lyman
Albert K. B. Lyman
Charles
Land Albert
Lyman
Cavalry
Army
Devore
Keyes
Gillespie
Purnell
Saddler
Academy
Naval Cadet McKee Dropped From Annapolis Class
Midshipman Frederick W. McKee of Newcastle Pennsylvania, a member of the graduating class, was dropped for inaptitude due to unsatisfactory conduct. The action, recommended by Captain J H Gibb bons, Superintendent, and approved by the Secretary of the Navy, follows his satisfactory scholastic record. He captained the lacrosse team and played basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Bhosiathy
Warington
Annapolis
Naval Academy Today
Frederick W. McKee
Newcastle
J. H. Gibbbons
Academy
Muller in Gay Round Visit Paid to Navy Yard
Dr Laure Muller Brazilian minister of foreign affairs visits Washington on a special mission. He inspects gun shops at the navy yard, attends a Pan American luncheon, tours the Capitol and Congressional Library, and attends a state dinner hosted by Secretary Bryan. He leaves his card for Senator Root and meets numerous ambassadors and officials during the day.
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Washington Navy Yard
Capitol
Congressional Library
Laure Muller
Hera
Bryan
Calumet Place
Muller
Henator Root
Dr. Muller
Jusserand
France
Da'Gama
Braall
Steretarles McAdon
Treasury
Daniels
Navy
Larne
Interior
Redfield
Commerce
Wisot
Imbor
Root
New York
Bacon
Georgia
Simmona
North Carolina
Stone
Missouri
Underwood
Alabama
Fincd
Virginia
Bartholdt
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Osborne
Malone
Joan Barrett
Pan-American Union
Envoy
Navy Yard
He P Jones
John Barrett
Pan-American
Barrett
Watler
Wilson
Ambassador da Gama
Caprio
Annapoalia
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
America
Tos
Secretary Mitigates Court Martial Of Arkansas Officers
Secretary Daniely approved the court martial findings against Capt Roy C. Smith and Lieut W. W. Smyth for neglect of duty in the grounding of the battleship Arkansas near Ceiba Hank south of Cuba. The sentences are reduced. Smith loses ten numbers in rank, Smyth loses five. Smith remains in command of the Arkansas and Smyth is released from arrest and restored to duty.
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Smith
Lieut. Smyth
Daniely
Roy C. Smith
W. W. Smyth
Arkansas
Ceiba Hank
Cuba
Capt. Smith
Wilson to name two civil commissioners for the District
White House advices indicate President Wilson will announce two civil commissioners for the District within a week or by July 1. He also plans to send the appointments to the Senate soon. Reported candidates Newman and Cox were not confirmed or denied. Wilson will name three excise board members before July 1.
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Wilson
White House
Senate
Oliver P. Newman
Washington
W. W. Cox
White Houas
Excise Board
Cardinal Gibbons Attends Holy Cross Academy Graduation
Cardinal Gibbons presided at Holy Cross Academy graduation this morning after an informal reception last night with teachers and pupils. He met each student and delivered a short address as Mother Angelica Father Smyth and Dr Zohm presented the scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Holy Cross Academy
Mother Angelica
Father Smyth
Dr Zohm
Class Night Frivolities and Alumni River Excursion
Rhode Island avenue school celebrates four-year graduation with musical program directed by Thomas W Bradford. Addresses by faculty and alumni, with valedictory by Annie Bernstein. Following exercises, dancing in the gym and a large group of graduates listed. Evening excursion planned on the Charles Macalester with athletic events for students and a three-trip schedule down the river to Marshall Hall.
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Miss McKinney
Central
Rhode Island Avenue
el Denta
USA
Tre Tchow
Thomas W Bradford
Cochran Fishe O
Gertrude Gesshifeheer
War Overmerr
Undrix
Aarles
Calli
Harry Wo Toenbird
Allan Davis
Mace Willkam G Moore
Fleury Coospenger
Margaret C Mi Kary
Annie Bernstein
J.P van Overmeer
Micelinda Santayera
Edward Widmayer
Emma Windrides
HH Halzpeterlein
W. C Hunt
Gertrude L. O’connor
Helen L. Rawhioge
John Wilson Bohlager
Franklin Tracy Campbell
Horace Bennett Derrick
Howard Cochran Fisher
Ernest A. Stewart Grant
Charles Carlton Guilford
Everett Alpert Hellmuth
Henry H. Holzbelchein
Wiliam Custis Hunt
Edwin Hugh Johnson
William Coles Milla
William George Moore
Cart Maurice Noetzel
John Charles Franklin Palmer
George Roland Reed
Henry Charles Spengler
George Henderson Sweet
Joseph Paul van Overneer
Wiliam Wallin Whelan
Hadward Widmayer
Hari
Waren Wilson
Milton
Benjamin Zeller
Marshall Hall
Central High School
Charles Macalester
Connecticut Avenue Umbwe ns Association Travel Talk Night
The Connecticut avenue association held its last meeting of the season at the Army and Navy Preparatory School building. O. P. Austin of the National Geographic Society gave an illustrated talk around the world in eight minutes. Stereopticon slides displayed costumes of various countries. Refreshments followed with dancing.
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Connecticut Avenue
Uugwens Association
Army and Navy Preparatory
Upton Street
O. P. Austin
National Geographical Society
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Pence
U.P
U. P
Fennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ariion Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Company
Kayyn Sones
Mies
Lileean
Duke
Spavette Pence
Catherine Soper Pence
Lafayette Pence
Colorado
Mr. Pence
Lilian N. Duke
J B. Duke
Galt & Ard
Pema Sylvania Ave
Goethals
Cet
Shakroth
Finance Committee
D Banking Committee
Hudspeth
Mise Jessie
West Pointers
WAR Secretary
Pan- American Building
Congressional
Francis K. Newcomer
Henry
Newcomer
Military Academy
Newman and Cox
Cardinal Ts
Business High School
Davis
The
Federal National Bank
Xan
Busta
Tainsdale
Lonsdale
David Bispham
Danny Deever
Columbia Record
Columbia Staphophone Co
G Street
Seventh St. Phore M
Xander Sey
Dixie
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cumming Story
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mt. Pleasant
Irving St. N. W
John D. Gheen
Balentine
Newark
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