Wool Embargo Holds German and French Views of the War
The Staats-Zeitung notes Britain will not modify its wool embargo on Australia and other dominions to aid American buyers. It discusses rubber movements, price prospects in the United Kingdom, and fears of increased British force. The piece reflects on Jefferson era resistance to Britain and argues for American independence amid wartime trade tensions.
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United Kingdom
Fireanr
Britain
Australia
British Dominions
Austria
Germany
State Department
Europe
South Africa
England
Miust
German Efforts to Win Italy's Aid Wil Fail Says French Courrier
From the Courrier des Etats-Unis. New York Nov 21 The article argues Germany’s strategic and political mistakes will hamper military operations. Germany violated Belgian neutrality, alienated Italy, and misread Italian sentiment toward France and Austria. It notes Italy’s public backing of France, opposition to Austria, and belief that a Franco-Entente victory would favor Italian interests in the Adriatic. It questions Bulow’s diplomacy and Italy’s willingness to ally with Germany.
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Italy
Courrier Des Etats-Unis
New York
Germany
Bhinder
Belgium
England
Balkans
Prince von Hulow
Rome
Prince von Bulow
France
Socialist Party
Sumi
I Rinea von Bulow
Adriatic
Marquis di San Giuliano
Chamber of Deputies
Austria
Servia
Greece
Epirus
Russia
M. Federest
Trentino
Istria
Prince von Budow
Bazaar for Sibley Hospital Training School
A Rust Hall event last night raised funds for Sibley Hospital Training School. The bazaar featured 80 young volunteers selling articles crafted by the students. Treasurer Milas Hawethut and Candy Whitman led the effort, with proceeds near £200 noted as the year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust Hall
Anit
Milas Hauheth
D. Candy Whitman
Cuts Rediscount Rate by the Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Board lowered the rediscount rate after a period of tight monetary policy. Banks across the country followed with reductions, marking the first coordinated easing in years. Financial officials indicated the move aims to stimulate lending and ease economic conditions.
Canadian embargo on cattle shipments eased by agriculture department
Officials described the lifting of the embargo as a precaution against foot and mouth disease. The move came after Canadian authorities urged stricter testing while focusing on preventing a wider epidemic, with attention to cattle movement and regional safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
C of
Perthern
Puts Estate in Ten Year Trust for Colwell Daughters
Waster EF Culwell dated yesterday offered to place his home at 3493 Northwest Hig Sis in a ten year trust to Anna M Colwell Lacey A Colwell and Gertrude Petes. The remainder of the estate is to be equally shared by Colwell daughters for ten years. The document notes the will’s execution and beneficiaries.
Dr F N Palmer to Lead Bible Study Session
A fragmentary note announces Dr F N Palmer will lead a Bible study session. It mentions a music program with performers including a soprano and a pianist, and references teachers and study leaders in a general context.
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Emyies Tammag
Palmer
Pystis
Aul Ewine
Helen Furringtas
Will of R. T. Wilson Filed for Probate in New York
The will of R. T. Wilson was presented for probate in New York yesterday. The estate is said to pass tithe to restate and mentions sons and daughters including Mary and Goe fei, Lelia Helle, Herbert, Carlton Terrace London, and Gra and James M. bdwada 8.
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Washington
Richard T. Wit
New Yorke
Aiks
Pis- Wilson
Tlson
Richard T
Uuehters
Mary
Goefei
Nevea
Lelia Helle Herbert
Fault in Chart Not Ship Tahoma Disaster Finds Crew Blameless
A board of inquiry approved by Assistant Secretary Newton cites chart error as the cause of the September 2 Aleutian reef collision. The ave rerue cutter Tahoma struck a reef seventeen miles from the danger point. the ship was a total loss but all aboard were rescued. The inquiry found that proper precautions were taken by officers and crew.
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Aleutian Islands
Th Treasury
Newton
Kenyan Law Invoked Over Motel Ardmore Nuisance
Justice McCoy of the District Supreme Court cites Branklin C. Jackson motel owner and Willard trustees to show cause by November 28 why they should not be enjoined under the Kenyan red light act for alleged nuisance at Motel Ardmore 516-18 Thirteenth Street NW. United States Attorney Laskey petitions for removal and sale of personal property in rooms used in violation and a one year building closure.
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Justice McCoy
District Supreme Court
Branklin C. Jackson
Ardmore
Thirteenth Street
Kate Willard Boyd
Penry R. Willard
George E. Ilowe
Caleb B. Willard
United States
Laskey
Willard
Credit hopes rise as Bank of England loan eyed for US debts
Negotiations between Sir George Paiah and the Federal Reserve Board in London edge toward a favorable decision on a possible 100 million dollar credit to back American securities. Officials expect a reply by Monday as discussions stress diplomatic and commercial boundaries, the loan's value, and potential use.
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Bank of England
London Stock Exchange
Sir George Paiah
Federal Reserve Board
London
Sir George
England
Hank of England
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Gov. Hamlin
Pederai Reserve Board
Lnter
Fingland
Sara Roberts
Mr. McAdoo
Prosperity Advance Felt by Western Manufactories
Western factories report a turning tide in business with new plants and expanding output. Charles M Schwab, Bethlehem Steel president, returns from London and signals rising confidence and renewed prosperity amid war shifts. Ohio Wisconsin Michigan firms describe higher orders, limited only by plant capacity, and expect gradual improvements into 1915.
Gypsy Chief Reveals $560 in One-Dollar Bills
Ephraim Afanis, a gypsy chief, unveils a roll of $560 in mostly $1 bills from a pocket as part of a $1,000 bond set by Chief Justice Covington for Maggie Pooler. Pooler, held for grand jury investigation into a $200 theft from florist George A. Comely, is represented by Attorney Robert Miller.
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Ephraim Afanis
Potomac
Clerk McKee
Criminal Court No. 1
Covington
District Supreme Court
Maggie Pooler
George A. Comely
Washington
McKee
W. W. Stewart
Mr. Comely
Robert Miller
Great Era of Prosperity Says Manufacturer
Akron November 20 William Clerkin president of the Taplin Hice Clerkin Company manufacturers of stoves and furnaces said today our business in the hist to 90 days has been more than double what it was formerly There is more buying and a better feeling is manifested by our customers There is sufficient evidence already in sight that the greatest era of prosperity this country ever has seen is about to set in We are placing many orders for material to cover the first six months of 1915.
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J. P. Hummel
Hummans & Downing Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Susinesa
Mid- Me
Southwest
Jeremiah Dwyer
Michiigan Stove Company
Detroit
Mich
Akron
Hia
William Clerkin
Taplin-Hice- Clerkin Company
Merly
Tax Reform Group Opposes War Spending Increases
The Tax Reform Association of the District of Columbia condemned European armaments as inciting war and noted that about 33 percent of federal taxes fund war prep or pensions. At its Wednesday meeting, the group backed the AFL’s opposition to increases in army and navy spending and urged peace advocates to follow that example.
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Ware
Tax Reform Association of
District of Columbia
Uncle Sam
American Federation of Labor
Bids for Fire Hose Refused by District
Bids for 19 000 feet of fire hose opened September 1 failed to meet specifications and were refused. New bids will be called soon. The current year budget for hose purchases stands at 15 000 dollars.
Inquiries for Products Continue From Abroad at New York Arena
A European firm seeks to buy cotton waste for cash or act as American representative. The American consul notes a chance to reestablish permanent trade. A foreign importer wants American makers of small physician motor cars and larger models around 1000 in price. Another European importer requests prompt offers on cargo lots of rye and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Hety
Branch Reserve Banks in Latin America Urged
Delegates from seventeen Southern Western states urged creation of regional banks to promote exchange credit between the United States and Latin America. They called for branches, a cooperative trading company for commodities, and federal support for river trade posts and merchant marine development along the Mississippi and its tributaries.
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Latin America
United States
South
Central America
Mississippi Wal
Central West
Federal Recort Board
Congress
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Kenosha
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