Japan Invites Fleet: President Likely to Accept Invitation
Prominent Japanese naval officers declare an informal invitation was extended to the American fleet during a dinner in Yokohama in honor of Admiral Evang. Ambassadors and secretary officials signal possible presidential acceptance, aiming for a grand demonstration of goodwill and a Pacific cruise lasting about two years with the Mayflower as the central vessel.
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Formal Navy review order for Atlantic fleet at Hampton Roads
Secretary of the Navy signed the formal order for a presidential review of the Atlantic fleet at Hampton Roads on December 18. Vessels will pass the capes to sea for review, not at anchor, a repeat of past Jamestown exposition arrangements. The Mayflower will leave Washington December 15 afternoon, reach Hampton Roads about 8 AM December 16, with officials and spouses aboard and anchored at a suitable berth near the roads.
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Grape-Nuts Endurance Food Endorsed for Staying Power
An old health note extols staying power and grit achieved by the right diet. Grape-Nuts, made from wheat and barley, is described as fully cooked and quickly absorbed, restoring tissue and building energy for a long, strong effort. It also references The Road to Wellville in packs.
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Japan Likely to Restrict Immigration to Canada and U S
Tokyo reports indicate Japan may limit emigration following recent diplomatic moves and investigations led by Baron Ishii and Canadian Labor Commissioner Lemieux. Officials fear immigrant policy could strain Canada and the United States, with editorials urging lawful, selective emigration to avoid international friction.
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Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Formed in Philadelphia
Delegates form the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association in Philadelphia to press a national inland waterway system from Maine to the Gulf. Congressman J Hampton Moore elected president with state representatives, urging Congress to fund a free canal network. Pinchot notes federal backing as part of broader resource development.
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London follows US markets as Bank of England rate eyed
London papers adopt a gloomy view of US financial health with fears the Bank of England may adjust rates. An editorial praises Roosevelt’s courage while noting the need for decisive statesmanship to confront the New York crisis. Ambassador Lesshmen returned to Washington to brief guardians on the dynpepela and other maladies.
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Panama bonds and treasury notes ease bank circulation
Reports from Treasury show strong demand for one year certificates and Panama bonds while officials consider methods to retire notes as needed. Banks may withdraw or cancel circulation gradually, backed by legal provisions and treasury redemption practices, with gold reserves and international gold movements under review.
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New York Banks Help with 35 Million Government Notes
Subscriptions for 35 million dollars of 4 1 2 percent certificates to be bought by a New York banking syndicate. Some allotments expected to Washington soon. Banks ready to pay for 500 million in installments, tied to rapid government currency issuance. Treasury yet to issue receipts. private investors showing strong interest. Clearing houses assist Chicago and other cities moving currency for crops. currency premiums rise amid payroll demand and Friday rush.
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Engagement adds to gold total amid market moves
Goldman Sacha & Co reports another 1600 gold engagement in Lagos today, lifting the inherent movement total to 13400. The U S buys 28000 gold from the Bank of England. The Kronprinz steamer sailed from Southampton to New York with 7 million in specie. Gen Leon Jostremex, Louisiana Democratic candidate for governor, suffers a stroke.
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Louisiana
Bryan Blames Wall Street in Big Lecture
Connellsville Pa November 2 William J Bryan spoke tonight asserting the financial crisis stems from Wall Street speculation and stock mismanagement by large corporations. He warned of bank runs on New York institutions and urged public trust in sound national banks, then departed for Washington.
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Harvard Game Money Bid Riches From Hidden Rheumatism Cure
A Boston report claims a bank house linked with the Harvard Athletic Association will manage funds for a Harvard Yale football event, with an $8 per $1000 premium and an expected profit near $1000. An advertised home remedy for rheumatism and kidney issues promises quick relief using a Dandelion Sarsaparilla and Kargon Compound blend, urging readers to mix at home and beware unsafe substitutions.
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Ganal Budget Gut Likely Cut After Inspection Tour
Members of the Appropriations Committee returned from a Canal Zone inspection tour reporting mixed findings and noting that canal appropriations for the next year will likely be at least two million dollars less than the current estimate. Chairman Tawney said wages and quarters for employees appeared high and sanitation and progress were satisfactory.
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Indictments Slam Salt Lake Coal Firms
Federal grand jury in Salt Lake City returned indictments charging Union Pacific Coal Company Dragon Shaft Lie Walon Pacific Coal Company and J M Moore Everett Buckingham Oregon Short Line officers with restraint of trade in a coal pricing scheme aimed at ousting a Salt Lake dealer who had cut prices.
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Rates Publish Rules After Interstate Commission Rulings
The Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday directed carriers to publish all rate changes in filed tariffs or supplements after its decisions. Carriers must fire and post these changes, but some have resisted, leaving the public uncertain about amendments and the exact modifications mandated by the commission.
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Tarizy Agreement Signed For Traveler Samples Exchange
The State Department received a draft commercial agreement with Great Britain to grant a minimum rate under tariff act section 3 in exchange for commercial travelers samples. Sir Edward Rey argues the terms. no change from previously authorized terms. Text will be forwarded by special pouch unless instructed for cable.
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United States to Join Latin American Congress in Santiago
Government officials express satisfaction as the Latin American scientific congress invites the United States to participate in the December congress in Santiago Chile. Prof Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania, fresh from South American talks with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root, notes the move was made without government prompting and hopes U.S. universities will join.
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Dominican Loan Discussed in Washington Conference
Dominicans envoy Ip response to summons Tom secret ary Root arrived in Washington direct from Santo Domingo and held talks with Secretary Root and Acting Secretary Bacon at the State Department. Officials report the Dominican authorities seek clear loan terms to avoid ongoing customs collection, with 55 percent of receipts pledged to creditors. Pulliam cites favorable conditions and sustained peace, noting no urgent need to float the 2 million loan immediately.
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President to complete pilgrimage visiting Southern presidents
After returning to Washington on Thanksgiving Eve the President and Mr Roosevelt will visit the homes of Madison in Montpelier Virginia Washington Jackson Jefferson and Madison again. The trip includes Monticello and Mount Vernon with a final return for Thanksgiving dinner at the White House.
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Postmen at White House Meet President Boonevet
The officers and members of the National Association of Letter Carriers with over twenty thousand members were introduced to President Boonevet by First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock. Delegation included William E. Kelly Brooklyn president Hol J Galnor Muncie vice president E J Cantwell Brooklyn secretary JW Monger Chicago treasurer I S Pratton Cleva and MT Pinn, Philadelphia George Buchman Gunton Ohio.
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Senator Lodge Visits White House on Return to Washington
Senator Lodge from Massachusetts arrived in Washington to resume his duties in Congress. He met with the President in a social call and did not discuss fiscal or other pending questions for the upcoming session. The State Department held a consular service exam under Huntington Wizen with about thirty candidates certified and twenty five taking the test.
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Twelfth Ward Bank Reopens Amid Deposits Surge
The Washington Post reports the opening day of the Twelfth Ward Bank after a recent closure due to money stringency. Early customers lined up to make deposits at the Main Street and 106th Street branches, with deposits outweighing withdrawals.
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