Shifts Money Vote Opens Way To Reconsider
The Senate currency committee votes 7 to 5 to reconsider the four regional bank limit in the currency bill. Administration members avoid a final vote on the main proposition, adjournment taken, Crawford’s courtesy enables a new line of debate. Debates focus on number of regional banks and potential delays, with potential party caucus actions looming.
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Senate Committee On Currency
Friends of the Administration
Shafroth
Crawford
South Dakota
O’'Borman
Reedom
Hitchcock
Lowe Banks
O'Gorman
Shafreth
Federal Board
Ken
Enator Plitchcock
Owen
O’gorjah
Reed
Federal Reserve Board
Bristow
Democratic Senators Move Toward Currency Caucus
A movement for a caucus of Democratic Senators gained momentum as a petition circulated by Senators Ashurat of Arizona and Martine of New Jersey called for a conference on the currency question. Administration senators denied involvement, while bitter committee tensions and threats to quit underscored unsettled debates over administration proposals.
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Ashurat
Arizona
Martine
New Jersey
Owen
Kern
Semocratic
Washington
Committee On
Roosevelt Urges Recall of Judicial Decisions in Argentine Address
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spoke to the Museo Social Argentino in Buenos Aires, outlining aims for U S reform including easier constitutional amendments and recall of courts. He warned against foreign-imposed self-government and praised strong citizenry as essential to democracy. He attended Congress sessions and a reception at Dr Ernesto Bosch’s home before returning to Chicago.
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Argentinos
Buenos Aires
Theodore Roosevelt
Museo Social Argentino
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Sevenalh
Deputies
Outard Matic
Col
Roosevelt
Hie
Chiildren
Argentina
Gift Fund Started As Committee Organized For Dr Davidson
A community drive to honor Dr. William M. Davidson with a testimonial proceeds via penny gifts collected by a committee led by Darr as chairman. The fund, to be spent locally for a Washington display and a mass meeting, aims to involve school divisions and select a gift from local merchants with input from children and teachers.
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Washington
William M. Davidson
Charles W. Carr
D. J. Gallanan
W. F. Gude
George R. Linkins
D. A. Edwards
H. J. Kolb
J. J. Keenan
Z. Keating
F H. Gordon
Abram Simon
J. J. Pe
David Ban
Carr
Board of Education
Bridal Gown Fitted Favors Miss Clark Gift Plan
Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of President Wilson is fitted for her wedding gown as Francia Bowes Sayre begins his first day as deputy district attorney. Genevieve Clark selects a wedding present, with Speak er Champ Clark’s daughter involved, and House members expected to fund a gift around three thousand dollars. The couple reportedly contemplated a silver chest, echoing Tafts silver wedding gift.
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House
Sayre
New York
Jessie ‘Wilson
Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Francia Bowes Sayre
District Attorney's Office
Genevieve Clark
House of Representatives
Miss Wilson
Bayte
Waldory
Mr. Sayra
Fifth Avenué
Miss Clark
Champ Clark
Maun
Washington
Misa Wilson
Mrs.Taft
Clark
Frances Stockwell
East Sixty-seventh Street
Mrs. Wilson
Danish Court Likes Tango at Copenhagen Theater
Special Cable reports King Christian of Denmark ordered tango music for the Copenhagen court after learning Thalia Theater in Berlin would present it. A manuscript copy was offered for 400 dollars, with the reply: money no object, state price, mail immediately.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Christian of
Denmark
Taft Links Sulzer Thaw Duel to NY Political Rift
Former President Taft spoke to the Electrical Manufacturers' Club in Hot Springs Virginia noting the Sulzer Tamany split mirrors two miners who killed each other over argument. He joked a national ticket Sulzer for President and Harry Thaw for Vice President was suggested and urged conservatism in government.
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Washington Post
Hot Springs
Taft
Electrical Manufacturers’ Club
New York
Sulzer
Tammany
Harry Thaw
Thandia
Canadas
Astor Engaged to Helen Huntington in New York Society
Vincent Astor announces engagement to Miya Helen Dinamore Huntington of Hopeland House Staatsburg NY. The wedding planned for early spring. Huntington family details and Astor and Huntington remarks underscore high society import.
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Helen Huntington
Washington Post
New York
Huntington
William B. Dinsmore
Tuxedo
Helen Gray Dinsmore
Newport
Misa Huntington
Robert P., Jr
Alice
Plumes Seized as aigrets Prove to Be Horsehair Imitations
New York authorities report most seized aigrets are horsehair imitations rather than genuine plumage. Originally valued up to four thousand dollars, appraisers now estimate four hundred. Owners may get items back. only ten percent proved authentic. Boston notes Crown rules require deportation by mail for prohibited plumes.
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New York
Boston
Wav
Bee
Treasury Department
Beeton
Mall
United States
Theft closes bank doors after burglary at Dunham Bank
Montour Falls on November 7 burglars made a rear wall entry at EB A Dunham and Co private bank and stole about 12002 from the cash box. Today the bank remained closed as Fred J Dunham stated no plans for resuming operations. The Dunham Bank has operated since 18% decades.
New Fair Will Fight Over Farr Estate Alleged Fraud
Amended complaints filed in New York allege fraud and conspiracy in the dispute over the Farr estate valued at 10 million dollars. They claim an aged mother was coerced into signing away rights by false claims of a child’s existence tied to the will.
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New York
Dtvision
Caroline D. Farr
Charles L. Farr
Paris
Supreme Court
Seabury
Theresa Oelrichs
Herman Oelrichs
Virginia Fair Vanderbilt
Willam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Joseph Harvey
Charles M. Neal
Caroline D. Wair
Mrs. Fair
Hannah R Nelson
Caroline
Theodore Lesier
Mabel HE Towle
Miss Dorothy Williams Marries McCombs in London Church
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports Miss Dorothy Williams wife of William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic national committee, at St Peter and St Edward Church Westminster. Attended by ambassadors and peers, the ceremony preceded a Ritz luncheon. McCombs, not Catholic, becomes husband to a regal gown bride, amid gift exchanges and a royal mood. discussion in Washington of McCombs or Tumulty as next Democratic chairman continues.
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Dorothy Williame
London
William W McComba
Democratic National Committee
Dorothy Willams
Wilson
France
White House
McCombs
Joseph P. Tumulty
Washington
Tumulty
Tugaality
Naveive
Washington Post
Dorothy Winfama
John R. Wiliams
W. F. McCombs
St. Peter and St. Edward
Palace Street
Westminster
Bernard Vaughan
McComba
Charles Woodruff Halsey
New York
Princeton
Frances Williams
C. W. Halsey
Col. Williams
Miss Williams
Mrs. Williams
Senator Shifts Money Bit Vote In Roosevelt Creed
In today’s issue a page 1 item reports Senator shifts in funding and a vote tied to Roosevelt’s political creed. Also noted are updates on Davidson fund, Misa Wilson’s bridal, and McCombs to bombassador.
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Roosevelt
Davidson Tift
Misa Wilson
New Fair
McCombs
Taz
Gould
Gorus Malone
South
Society
New Embassy
Commissioners View River Front
Alexandra
Secret Service Man Reports Coat Theft Near Theater
L C Wheeler, a Secret Service guard for the President, reported the theft of his tan double breasted overcoat from a Secret Service car parked in front of the Columbia Theater where the President attended a performance. The coat, with goggles and a cap in the pockets, disappeared while Wheeler and partners entered the theater.
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L. C. Wheeler
Secret Service
United States
Wheeler
Mr. Wilson
Diaz in Jail Denies Shooting Assailant Before Next Week
Gen Felix Diaz was arrested in Habana on charges of shooting Pedro Guerrero a young Mexican newspaper man. He remained in prison as a judge planned to decide next week whether he will be tried or released. Guerrero is seriously wounded and Diaz is held after a night of conflicting accounts of the affray.
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Habana
Felix Diaz
Pedro Guerrero
Diaz
Julio Ortez Casanova
Guerrero
Gen. Diaz
Associated Press
Malecon Park
Carranga
Carranza
Wabara
Domingo Najera
Carranza Senor Najera
State Department
Mme
Porfirio Diaz
Paris
Mme Diaz
Huerta
Merccantile
Ultimatum Near Lind Makes No Progress In Mexico
The article reports John Lind, Wilson's envoy, failing to secure Huerta's resignation as talks near collapse. Washington hints at a brief ultimatum ahead of the November 23 congress, with Huerta denying U S demands and Mexico City banking and credit issues reflecting tense conditions before a possible break or settlement.
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Mexico City
Washington
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Congress
Lind
Mr. Lind
Nelson O'Bhaughnesay
Paileyres
Str
Ol Garden
Lionel
United States
Vera Cruz
Department of State
Mexico
Ger Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Gen Huertas
Witaon
Wurrta
Repuil
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Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Senatora Weeks
Hrnstow
McLean
Tey Taining
Rabink
Azenither Bank
Baltimore
Hetura
Caucus Movement
T.R
U. S
Chicago
Congress of Surgeons of North America
Supt. Davidson
E. V. Brown
Edith Wescott
Wesian
Elizabeth V. Brown
Elidith C. Westcott
Western High School
Davidson
Mabel Boardman
American Red Cross
Miss Brown
Miss Wescott
W. E. Anderson
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Miss Westcott
Bisa Brown
Lve
Dr Davidson
Henry P. Blair
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Northwest Suburban Association
John W. Chappell
Cr. Lancaster
Park View
Citizens of
Kimmer Hall
Whitney Avenue Memorial Christian Church
Charleton M. Clarke
Dr. Davidson
Jamesb. Abwell
Louisiana
Trousseau
Vincent Astor
Woodstock
New York City
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Tumuity
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Ritz
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