Bryan Seeks One-Term Presidency and Bank Deposit Guarantee
William Jennings Bryan argues for a single presidential term and champions a government backed deposit guarantee to shield banks and depositors. He contrasts Roosevelt’s policies with the Democratic line, endorses a postal savings option, and outlines a plan to protect deposits while easing current banking stringency.
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Ervin
Bryan
Lanka
Cherkimy
Piallecth
Y M G A READY FOR CONFERENCE IN CITY
Leaders from the Young Men's Christian Associations gather in the city for the thirty sixth international convention. Delegates include Ambassador Bryce and Gov. Glenn. Sessions cover education directors and physical directors with noted speakers from North America and abroad.
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Young Men's Shrlatian Associations
North America
Mucfarland
International Committee
John R Mutt
World's Christian Student Federation
WH. Arnold
Jocal Association
Educational Directors’ Association of North America
Farnsworth
Bia
Chitne
Edwin L Shuey
George J. Landis
BM. Robinson
Amois Boys
Shoreham Hotel
United States Commissioner of Education
Brown
Frederick B Pratt
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
J G Perkiss
Educational Directors’ Amociation
Physical Directors’ Society
G E. Affeck
Chicago
Theodore Hough
University of Virginia
Wiliam B Dick
Philadelphia
JB Torean
D A BR
Parkhurst
New York
RB Glenn
North Caroling
Alvingstes
Commuunioners
Corcoran
Snagkers
Macdonall
Toronto
Canada
Anon W. F McDowell
Tr Robert Johnston
Fred i Smith
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Grenfell
Witla Jennings Bryn Ana Revert B Speer
Sessons
Robert Warehorn
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Logan H. Roots
Hankow, Chine
R. Sarasin Warner
E. Bosworth
Selden P. Spencer
Alfred E. Merling
International Convention
Young Men’s Christian Associations OF North America
Washington
Funeral Directors and Embalming Services Shown in City Notices
A fragmented OCR snippet lists funeral directors and undertakers including Wright Co and Harvey's Sons with references to a Modern Chapel and embalming services. Other lines mention surgeons and age details, but specifics are unreadable.
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John R. Wright CO
Feral
Glencoe
Democrats at Taggart's discuss Bryan candidacy in idle gathering
WASHINGTON D C Nov 21 Members of the Democratic National Committee began arriving at French Lick Ind for a conference called by Chairman Taggart The gathering amid speculation on Bryan nomination and a possible second place on the ticket Also rumored discussion of a new chairman and a possible social purpose of the meeting Norman Mack New York member said talk favored Bryan in some states and hinted at a Hughes Roosevelt contest.
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Henry L. Weat
Mryan
Erry Belmont
New York
de James
Kentucky
John Sharp Williams
Bryan
Washington
Jackson
Congress
House
Eivan
Crphal
Alec
Wamainston
French Lick
Ind
Democratic “National Committee
Taggart
Mr. Bryan
Alan
Ti Ik
Tom Jolson
Chatman Tagpart
Committee New
Indianapolis
Norman EB Mack
Democratic Nacional Committee
Jrench Lick
Brean
Lure
Terminal Bank Reopens in Brooklyn After Brief Closure
The Terminal Bank on the Brooklyn corridor reopened its doors after a short closure. More than 100 depositors waited and about $45,000 was deposited in the first hour of business.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Une
Licensed to Marry in a Twisted Virginia List
A garbled OCR marriage notice lists numerous names with ages and places across Virginia and nearby areas. The fragmentary text mentions pairs such as Frans Dominico Gregurl with Anacla Gugllert and Warra Smith with Alice Jeokkco, plus other couples and participants with ages ranging from early twenties to mid-thirties, set in Culpeper and Herndon areas amid unclear adjoining details.
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Tenver
Goto
Yury
Washington
DC ' Rey
Frans Dominico Gregurl
Anacla Gugllert
Jon M Popper Sierander i Wood
Eleanor Freeman
Culpeper
Fler
Fo Beiotol
Warra'b Smith
Alice TY Jeokkco
Ni “Borte
Histol
Jamu
Etmare
Ophalia Howard
Der
Seta Herndon
John W. Toman
Olean Hicks
Willem A. Tay
Doveph Cox
Abd Mtagely Scuothers
Way. W
Thomas Acide
Fatche Detter
Ree
William A
Masso Uaby
Deaths in Arcquarzen and Nearby Areas
City and surrounding deaths listed in a fragmented notice. Names include Brarat Hoover aged 35, Charlie Bateman 41, Charles J Naso, and others with ages from 1 to 90. Remaining entries show scattered ages, places in Washington Hullimore and Fredtacre alley, and several unclear lines.
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Arquarzen
Timy
Brarat W. Hoover
John OF Baker
Tixton
Sears
Charlie Bateman
Cay “m
Charles J Naso
Trepart
Washington
Hullimore
Mybel Wheatley
Yaaa
Wiliam Oghes
Rents
Zoran ‘Thutimmon
Fredtacre Alley
Geare Tulle
Jodorma
Sohe Brown
Albert Wheeler
Jeane Georgia Dywon
Jeare Edward Dunmire
Canadian ruling on high explosives transport and reform
Michigan Central Rail road sought to cancel rates for high explosives after a dynamite blast in Essex Ontario killed two and injured others. The court fined the railroad $55,000 for carelessness and urged railways to carry explosives in special trains with experts. The Interstate Commerce Commission was petitioned to require transit reforms and Canada granted the rate cancellation requested by the railroad.
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Canada
Michigan Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Centent
Eoxex
Ontario
Justice Riddell
High Court
T Justice
Tuxelee Riddell
Michigan Central
Inevitable Divorce Drives Senator and Mrs Bradley
A stream of letters and telegrams reveals Senator Brown’s troubling devotion to Mrs. Bradley. He pledges undying love and protection, pleads for secrecy, and obsesses over divorce, money, and family interference while admonishing others and asserting telepathic bonds. The correspondence traces his insistence on remarriage and control as revelations of a controlling, obsessive relationship.
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Kalina
Bradley
Senator Brown
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Lee
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Nestie
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Miss Mer a Gould Witness Before Referee McClure
English actress Miss Mer testified behind closed doors today in the Mrs. Howard Gould separation case after a Supreme Court order. The affair involves Col. W. F. Cody and alleged confidences about telegraphic liaisons, with notes that Miss Clemons may have confessed to Miss Mer amid the strain of proceedings.
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Iielen Mer
McClure
Howard Gould
Miss Mer
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
England
Gould
Mina Mer
W. F. Cody
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Bill
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Cody
Miester
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Speech Leads to Arrest in Socialism Outburst
Elmer Rogers, a real estate broker from Congressional apartments, was arrested on Seventh Street near Pennsylvania Avenue for disorderly conduct while declaiming socialism from his automobile. Officer Fortempe Horn responded to an attracted crowd and ordered Rogers to move.
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Elmer Rogera
Congressional Apartments
Seventhtreet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fordwest
Forleempe Horn
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