Japan Invites Fleet for World Cruise Amid Diplomatic Hype
Prominent Japanese naval officers announced an informal invitation for an American presidential visit to Japan during a Pacific cruise. Ambassadors and officials indicated the invitation could be presented through Secretary Root with plans for a joint demonstration of goodwill. Officials cautioned there is no official confirmation, while the State Department signaled no comment and emphasized such matters would come from the department. The plan contemplates a two year absence of the fleet, with Admiral Evans and other officers visiting the President aboard the Mayflower after the fleet’s Pacific voyage.
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Formal Navy review order for Atlantic fleet at Hampton Roads
Secretary of the Navy announces a formal review of the Atlantic fleet by the President on December 18 at Hampton Roads. The ships will pass the capes to sea rather than be reviewed at anchor. The Mayflower will sail from Washington December 15, expected 8 a.m. December 16, with Roosevelt, Secretary of the Navy, Assistant Secretary and Mrs Newberry, Rear Admirals and spouses aboard.
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Grape-Nuts Endurance Food The Road to Wellville Hint
An advertisement extols staying power as essential to success and endurance. Grape-Nuts is praised for supplying energy and grit from wheat and barley, fully cooked and ready to eat, aiding rapid recovery and long effort. The copy invites readers to read The Road to Wellville in pkgs.
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Japan Considers Limiting Emigration to Canada and the U S
Tokyo reports indicate Japan is ready to curb emigration to North America after Bar on Ishii’s arrest and Canadian labor chief Lemieux’s hints. Officials warn that continued Japanese emigration could threaten public peace in Canada and suggest cooperation with the United States to restrict movement. Count Okuma defends pacific aims while warning that banning emigration would strain Japan’s alliance with America.
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Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association Formed
Delegates from Atlantic states form The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association to push an inland waterway system from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. Congressman J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania named president. convention to reconvene in Baltimore. Pinchot notes federal support and vast potential for national resource development.
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Bank of Engisch May Rause Ita Rate ty, & Per Cent To-day
London gloom grows over US financial position as papers fear Bank of England will raise its rate to a new high. Roosevelt faces a stern test of public leadership while Amb Lesshmann arrives in Washington after a Constantinople trip on security matters. He calls on officials to address health concerns including indigestion and malaria.
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Treasury notes and Panama bonds ease will not hurt banks
Treasury reports show strong demand for one year certificates and Panama bonds while banks prepare to retire notes. Authorities cite legal safeguards allowing rapid note withdrawal and gradual cancellation to prevent liquidity crunches as gold flows and foreign demand influence policy.
New York Banks Help With Government J Percent Certificates
Subscriptions are in for 35 million of 109 million Government J percent certificates to be taken by New York banking syndicate. Payments may be installments as Treasury moves to supply new circulation. Clearing banks aid Interior and Chicago for crop movement as currency demand rises nationwide.
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Engagements and transport notes blur in late November news
Goldman Sacha Co reports engagement worth 1600 dollars in Gord In Laigon raising total gold engagements to 13400. The U S buys 28000 pounds gold from Bank of England, Kronprins Vial sails from Southampton to New York with 7 000 000 in specie. Gen Leon Jostremex, Louisiana politician, suffers a stroke. long prominent figure in state politics.
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Bryan Blames Wall Street in Cfp Connellsville Lecture
William J Bryan spoke in Connellsville Pa, arguing Wall Street speculation tainted stock and caused bank withdrawals. He urged public confidence in sound banks and warned of temporary liquidity strains in New York banks tied to recent market turmoil. He then departed for Washington.
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Bid For Football Money Shows Risky Home Remedy Plan
Boston news notes a bank and Harvard Athletic Association deal to funnel funds from a football event. An unverified home remedy touts a three-ingredient rheumatism cure, urging readers to buy and mix at home, with warnings about fake versions and drug laws.
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Panama Canal Budget Seen Cut After Inspection Tour
Members of the Appropriations Committee returned from a tour of the Panama Canal Zone reporting the canal project is progressing satisfactorily. Chairman Tawney warned the next year’s appropriation may be at least two million dollars less than prior estimates due to revised information from the canal makers and ongoing studies.
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Indictments Return in Salt Lake Coal Case
Federal grand jury at Salt Lake City charged Union Pacific Coal Company Dragon Shaft Lie Walon Pacific Coal Company plus J M Moore Everett Buckingham for alleged interstate commerce law violations a combination in restraint of trade aimed at forcing a coal dealer out of business by cutting prices. Indictments follow previously quashed ones and reflect technical perfection issues.
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Union Pacific Coal Company
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Oregon
Interstate Commission Orders Publish Rates After Hearings
The Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday required published tariffs and supplements to reflect its rate decisions after formal complaints and hearings. Some carriers accepted the orders and amended their tariffs, but many public notices remain unclear about exact changes.
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Tarizy Agreement Signed for Travel Sample Exchange
The State Department reports a commercial agreement with Great Britain offering a minimal tariff rate in exchange for commercial travelers samples. Ambassador Rela xt Lannon provided the algomtch text, while Sir Edward rey and toyeek argued no change from previously authorized terms. The text will be forwarded by pouch unless cables instruct otherwise.
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United States Invited to Latin American Congress
Government officials welcome a decision by the Latin American scientific congress to invite the United States to participate in the December congress in Santiago Chile. Prof Kewe of the University of Pennsylvania notes the step was taken without government suggestion and hopes friendly authorities will facilitate U S university participation alongside government delegations.
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Dominican Loan Discussed With Washington Officials
Ip response to 3 summons Tom secretary Root WE Putnam the American matulaagamiptatrucer of Santo Domingo arrived in Washington direct from this post and called at the State Department for a long conference with Secretary Roat and Acting Secretary Bacon. The Secretary desires the exact Dominican customs conditions to float the 2,000,000 loan under favorable terms and continue current customs collection. Pulliam reported favorable conditions in Suuly Due tings that peace prevails and no urgent financial need exists to proceed with the loan.
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President's Thanksgiving Pilgrimage to Former Southern Homes
The President and Mr. Roosevelt plan a Thanksgiving Day journey visiting the homes of former presidents in the South. They will tour Montpelier near Montpelier Va Madison’s estate and previously visited Jackson’s Hermitage and Monticello. The trip aims to conclude in time for Thanksgiving at the White House.
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Postmen welcomed at White House by President Boonevet
The oSicora and executive committee of the National Association of Letter Carriers with over 20000 members were introduced to President Boonevet by First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock. Delegation members included William E Kelly of Brooklyn president Hol J Galnor of Muncie vice president E J Cantwell of Brooklyn secretary JW Monger of Chicago treasurer IS Pinnan of Philadelphia Galligher of Philadelphia and George Buchman of Gunton Ohio.
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Senator Lodge Visits White House Before Congress Session
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts returned to Washington and met with the President in a social visit before the upcoming congressional session. At the State Department, a consular exam was held with Huntington Wizen directing, about thirty candidates certified and twenty five appeared for the test.
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Twelfth Ward Bank Reopens Amid Deposits Surge
The Washington Post reports the Twelfth Ward Bank in New York reopened after a short closure amid money stringency. Contrary to withdrawals, a large crowd arrived early to make deposits at the Moth Street Branch and the 106th Street branch, signaling cautious financial restoration.
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