President's Adviser Seeks Return as China Debates Government
The text discusses Dr F Goodnow as an adviser to the American president and a potential return to the United States. It covers the provisional Chinese constitution, calls for a representative government, and debates on how to transition from autocratic rule to a more parliamentary system. It notes foreign press and Chinese reformers shaping the proposed framework.
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Goodnow
Sota
America
Cavkins
Japan
Caina
Haa Hopkin
Tia
Hlyese
Geodrow
Ucn
Euro Betr Sd
Ren 9
Presidentiml
Sim Ole 1
China
Rover
Europe
Admits Syndicate Murder No. 1 of 19 at Sag Sing Tor
A suspect admitted to involvement in the first of nineteen murders tied to a syndicate case. The accused and four others face charges as authorities recount the violent chain of events at Sag Sing Tor. Details remain limited as police outline the alleged plot and ties to the syndicate.
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Pere
eine + sud
American Barbers in London Find Methods Not Pleasing Patrons
A New York barber visiting England finds British shops harsh and slow with lather and rough razors. He recalls trains of anecdotal failures of Americans attempting to set up shop in Liverpool, noting stiff price resistance, conservative barbers, and patrons preferring simple shaves over shampoos or massage.
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London
Feem
New York
Esheara
George V
Great Britain
Holy Writ
Ssienth Avenue
England
Liverpool
Stepa
Barber Brigade
Uncle Saras
Land of the Free
Chile Chooses Plans for Giant Rail Repair Works Prize
Walter L. Clark led the effort by the Niles Bement Pond group to submit comprehensive designs for Chilean rail repair shops. Plans, drawings, and translated specifications totaled about 40 sheets and cost near $2,000, with photographs of every machine. The project envisages a 20 acre yard, top US equipment, and a four year construction period funded by roughly $6 million in Chilean money.
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New York
Chile
Farge
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
Republic
Ind
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Montreal
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Canada
Walter L Clark
Niles Bement-Pond Industrial Corporations
Tis Corporation
Waien
Australia
Clark
Industrias
Canadian Pacific
Ventreal
Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Theaa
Holland
Medical Despotism Alleged in Federal Education Report
Writer William Campbell denounces the 1913 United States Commissioner of Education report for promoting American Medical Association aims. He argues it endorses a national health department, schoolchild exams, sex education, standardization, and a public campaign favoring one medical school, risking a medical monopoly funded by all taxpayers and controlled by government with potential loss of diverse medical practices.
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Williaw
Campbell
United States Commissioner of Education
American Medical Association
N FP Colwell
Chef Hndrance
United States
Commissioner of Education
National
Department of Health
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Senator Works
United States Senate
John D Works
California
Department of Public Health
School of Medicine
Congress
Fedeal
Irish Need Rural Credits and Money Lenders
A London report on Ireland’s agricultural credit shows farm indebtedness rising by 5 million dollars annually since land settlement began. It notes inadequate rural credit facilities and the dominance of professional money lenders over gombeen men. It proposes rural Ireland fund its own needs using the 66 million in rural deposits and post office savings, instead of sending funds to London.
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London
Ireland
Post Office Savings Banks
Whittle
Eversy
Che Munsey Trust Company
Vunsey Trust Company
Manses Trust
Caught in poker raid as two games interrupted by police
Two gambling rooms near police headquarters were raided by Chief Goods and officers. Fifteen men were arrested, two charged as proprietors, while others faced gambling charges. Some escaped as officers moved in. Priors include a colored man, Joseph Henner, left hospitalized from a head injury.
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Chef Goods
James M Nourse
Wasrington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria V
Goods
Seret Wilkinson
Campbell
Reld Ang Seret Scott
Nicholson
Roland
Royal Street
South Pitt Street
King Atrest
Opera House
Secrecy Device Enables Wireless Message Tapping Stop
Capt A N Hovland of the Norwegian Navy unveils a wireless typewriting system that encodes messages in one of 720 codes and decodes them at reception. The device uses dots to transmit and claims auto decoding and legible output, offering secrecy and protection against tapping. Trials reportedly linked Berlin to Nauen over several miles with a relay to boost range.
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Byedal Cab’e
Washington Post
London
A N Hovland
Berlin
Nauen
Hoyland
Supreme Court to Decide 49 Cases Before Recess
The Supreme Court meets today facing 49 cases for decision before an autumn recess. Key items include the Intermountain rate proposition and the constitutionality of the oil pipeline law along with several oil land and state law appeals. Justices have labored for two weeks to finalize opinions and establish a record of deciding all argued cases.
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Supreme Court
America urged to modernize cotton industry at Paris convention
Sir Charles Macara, head of the world cotton spinner delegation, warns that U S methods are wasteful and antiquated. He cites England’s machinery dominance and India Egypt progress, urging America to bale and store cotton properly and shed trusts to regain market prestige. A separate note recalls a dramatic Vera Cruz landing by US forces.
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America
Paris
Washington Post
Charles Macara
Industrial Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers Associations
Charles
Poincare
India
Egypt
United States
England
Meeting of Gen Leonard Wand Garrison at Grand Army Hall
Lieut Margue served as newspaper correspondent accompanying the Arkansas division assault during the Vera Crag action. Sailors, surprised but calm, sought to return to duty as the meeting progressed. Commander William Ho Roach presided and received a vote of thanks.
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Leonard Wand
No & Army and Navy Union
Grand Army Hall
Margue
Vera Crag
Aivison
Arkansas
Maine
William Ho Roach
Weekly Bank Clearings in the United States and Canada
New York reports weekly bank clearings to Bradstreets Journal totaling 2.13918 billion dollars for the week ended June 18, compared with 3.0201689 hundred million last week and 3.287485 million a year ago. Canada shows 1.6048 billion, vs 1.81715 hundred million last week and 1.7316 hundred million this week last year. The table lists city by city clearings and year over year percentage changes for major U.S. cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis and more.
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New York
United States
Bradstreets Journal
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Francisc
Baltimore
Detroit
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Omaha
Milwaukee
Avanta
Louisville
Seattle
Buffalo
Portland
Ore
St. Paul
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Memphis
Richmond
Fort Worth
Joseph Washington
Nashville
Albany
Columbus
Salt Lake
Savannah
Toledo
Des Moines
Birmingham
Wheeling
Wilmington
Houston
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Sriiiah Barber
Britannia
Walter L. Clark
Medina
Joseph Henner
South
Columbus Street
Alexandria Hospital
Charles Loudoun
Renners House
S B Moore
Loudoun
Charles Church
Alexandria
Renner
Mis James M Mourse
Vienna
Vira Albert
Brockett
North Washington Street
John Lee Allison
Second Presbyterian Church
Fairfax
Nourse
Gibbon
M T Dwyer
Aiwaandria Chamber of Commerce
State Corporation Commission
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Bue
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Clarence P. King
The
Washington, D. C
Potomac Electric Power Company
District of Columbia
Messrs. Spooner & Cotton
Hambleton & Company
S. Calvert Street
Exchange Place
U.S
Sir Charles Macara
Sounds Warning
Maigne
Vera Cruz
Charles M Magnes
Ioana
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street N. W
J. Thilman Hendrick Hendrich
15Th St
N. W
Washington Stock Exchange
Manhattan Life Insurancen Co
Warner
Weeekly Bank Clearings
Mansey Trust Company
Gibraltar
Frank A. Munsey
Eton
Washington Loan & Trust Company
Corth and
F Sts
John Joy Edson
President
First Trust
Real Estate Trust CO
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