Bond Trading Money Plethora Continues
A week of heavy bond activity signals renewed industry in New York Central notes and other corporate securities, amid large-scale capital seeking and bank loan actions. Reports show foreign credit negotiations, steel earnings prospects, and a strong wheat crop outlook amid wary foreign exchanges and war material demand.
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New York
Central
United State
Chiaogden
Unites States Steels
Italy
Delta Theta Phi Give Dance at New Willard
The Delta Theta Phi fraternity at George Town University held its annual dance at the New Willard. About 40 couples attended including Michael Cronin with Mary Alescen and Hugh T Carter with Beale Gray. Guests and committee members listed among many attendees and officials.
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Howard Anastas
White Senate
Pedta Theta Phe
Georsetown University
New Willard
Amon
Michael Cronin
Mary Alescen
Hugh T. Carter
Beale Gray
Paul
Conner
Mies
Golen Edison Christ
Mary Meyers
Rd. Jones
Leng
William Fe
Mises
Lois Appier
Frank J. Marshall
Jobs M Martin
Gant
Tex
Mexander Ko Mehta
Flarriet ‘Quinn
Thomas Motn
Ruth Hoobster
Lab
Marguerite Daly
Nell Whyte
Jackson
Arns
Elizabeth Lauder
Ivia Metcall
Trous
Petronessea
Water
Big Gun Practice Results From Retest Artillery Fire
Public release last week by General Milly shows militia division results from a retest of artillery fire. Teams include Fourth Maine, Fifth North Carolina, White Plains units, and others, with figures for shots fired, mean ranges, and merit figures.
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Milly
de Frortment
Maine
Tults
North Carolina
Teo-lteh Riflegs
Merticut
Lee Twelvecineh Morkars
Rhod Usland Est Ouans
Teas for sore tired feet and aching corns
An unusual remedy claims TEA TOW helps puffed feet and corns, offering smaller shoes and a harmless scent from a department store. The pitch promises relief from burning feet, swelling, and pain with a guaranteed or funded outcome.
Urges Ship Line to Holland for Regular American Trade
The American Chamber of Commerce in the Netherlands and Colonies urged Secretary Bryan to establish a regular American flag ship line to Holland under government control. It cited insufficient shipping and listed U S manufacturers unable to deliver goods to Holland buyers. The Treasury noted exports held up include shoes leather typewriters automobiles tobacco paper cereals meats furniture.
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American Chamber of Commerce
Netherlands and Colonies
Bryan
United States
Holland
Treasury Department
Dominican Envoys to Washington Seek Readjustment
A Dominican special commission led by Frederico Velasquez Jacinto Peynardo and Dr Enrique Carvajal has begun talks in Washington to revise tensions with the United States over the 1907 guardianship treaty. They protest the customs revenue share for the island government and clashes with American revenue collectors, aiming to resolve these disputes.
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Lominicate Republic
Washington
United States
Frederico Velasquez
Fomento
Jacinto Peynardo
Justice and Public Instruction
Enrique K. Carvajal
District to Represent District at Southern Sociological Congress
The District commissioners named a slate of representative men and women active in education sociology and charity to represent the district at the Southern Sociological Congress in Houston in May. The list includes William H. Baldwin W H Bixby Richard Thoms Buckingham Mrs Capron Laura R Church and many others across academia medicine law church and public service.
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Houston
William HW. Baldwin
W. H. Bixby
Richard Thoms Buckingham
Capron
Laura R. Church
Chaxton
Wilbur Crafts
Richmond Pearson Hudson
Thomas Jesse Jones
Julie
Lathrop
J. Leavitt
A. J. McKelway
R. Walton Moore
Charles P. Nell
D. Butler Pratt
Henry G. Yellen
Wickliffe Rose
M. Sparkman
John P. Turner
Walter 8. Ufford
Mary W. Wotherspoon
Charles Wood
A. GL. Woolf
Justice Wendell P. Stafford
Wilmer Latimer
Percival Hall
W. P. Carr
William G. Woodward
George M. Sternberg
L. Robertson
George F. Bowerman
I. Shoemaker
John Jay Edson
Corcoran Thom
Public hearings to probe strike problems begin in three weeks
Three week public hearings start in Shoreham on industrial relations with Robert F. Lincoln of Pullman Company first witness. Sessions will cover railway labor disputes, free speech, conspiracies, injunctions, and boycotts, with notable figures like Debs and Darrow among witnesses.
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Sion
Shoreham
Robert F. Lincoln
Ullmah Company
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Porto Rivo
Colorado
Walter Clerk
North Carolina
William Howard Taft
Gilbert K. Ree
New York
Henry R. Seager
Columbia University
Eugene V. Debs
Mary
National Association of Manufacturers
Walter Drew
National Wrectors' Association
Chirence
Darrow
John BP
Rockefeller, Jr
Commis
Master Painters' Association praises newspapers for clean-up effort
The Master Painters' Association thanks Washington newspapers for their support of the spring clean-up and paint-up campaign. It notes the value of press backing in urging residents to remove debris and repaint, preserving buildings and improving the city’s appearance after a harsh winter. A. H. McGHAN chairs the executive committee.
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Kalitor Poste House Painturation
Washington
Clean City Committee
New envoy to Haiti to investigate conditions
President Wilson plans a new mission to Haiti appointing Paul Mulier of New York as special emissary to study political and fiscal affairs. The effort follows a prior inquiry led by former Gov. Franklin Fort. Arthur Bailly-Blanchard was summoned to Washington after differing with the commission.
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Wilson
Haiti
Islind Republic
Paul Mulier
New York
Mexico
Fuller
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Fort
Bryan
Arthur Bailly-Blanchard
Bailly-Blanchard
Washington
White House denies film endorsement after inquiries
W O H Lewis and Shishon Alexander Walters pressed at the White House about reports that President Wilson endorsed a Reconstruction era film depicting scenes offensive to African Americans. Secretary Tumulty produced a letter to Representative Thacher stating the President was unaware of the film’s character and had not approved it.
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W. O H. Lewis
Boston
United States
Shishon Alexander Walters
African Methodist Episcopal Church
New Jersey
White House
Wilson
South
Tumulty
Thacher
Massachusetts
Chaloner files appeal over New York court ruling
John Armstrong Chaloner of Albemarle County Virginia filed in the Supreme Court on Friday an appeal from a New York Federal court decision that refused to void New York State court proceedings. Chaloner seeks damages from Thomas T. Sherman who managed his affairs in New York after being adjudged incompetent and his property placed in the hands of a committee.
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John Armstrong Chaloner
Albemarne County
Supreme Court
New York
Chaloner
Thomas T. Sherman
Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Free Trial Offer
A newspaper blurb invites Miss Freckle-face to try a freckle remedy at no cost unless it removes the freckles. It advertises ethine double strength from a druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails to work, claiming rare cases need only one ounce.
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