Munsey Trust absorbs United States Trust in major consolidation
Frank A Munsey announces the absorption of the United States Trust Company creating one of the Souths largest financial groups. Treasury notes deposit of 1 million in cash arranged through major banks to stabilize deposits as Goodhart confirms safety and deposits are guaranteed by the Munsey Trust Company.
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Munsey
U. S. Examiner Goodhart
T Institution
South
Frank A Munsey
Munsey Trust Company
United States 'Trust Company
Washington
United States Trust Company
Munsey Company
Fifteenth
H Streets
Shoreham
E Findl
Munsey Trust Company of
Stansey Trust Company
Mungey Trust Company
National Bank
R. W. Goodhart
Treasury Department
United States Trust
National Metropolitan Bank
District National Bank
Federal National Bank
Commercial National National Bank
Lawrence ©. Murray
Treasury
Mldridge E. Jordan
Legal end of negotiations handled for Munsey and United States Trusts
The record shows G Clapham and R Golden Donaldson among principals. Wilton Jo illambert and J J Darling ton represented the Munsey Trust Company, while Charles A Douglas Wade H Eis and R Golden Donaldson spoke for the United States Trust Company, marking the formal closure of the negotiations.
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The
Munsey Trust Company
Frank A. Munsey
C. H. Pope
Stuart Olivier
Charles Johnson
Mr. Claxton
Wilton J Lambert
Ashley M. Gould
W0ham H. White
William F. Gude
F A. Walker
Perry Belmont
Mr Boyd
George R. Gaither
E Spafford
L. Norton
R. Lancaster Williams
G Clapham
R Golden Donaldson
D. Staples
Cahill
Jordan.atsy
Wilton Jo Illambert
J J Darlington
United States Trust Company
Charles A Douglas
Wade H Eis
Bride Elects Self Slain Over Fortune Told
Miss Agnes Fairbanks twenty lived with her fiancé Donald Sergent and his parents at 108 South Valley street near Kansas City. A fortune teller warned of ruin if they wed. Distraught she took his revolver and shot herself through the heart after expressing despair.
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Washington
Kansas City
Agnes Fairbanks
Donald Sergent
South Valley Street
Gir
Donald
Agnes
Judge E. H. Gary Buys Gainsborough Painting
Paris reports Gainsborough's The Market Cart purchased by Judge Elbert H. Gary. The work was sold at Christie’s in London to Agnews earlier this year for $100,000. Final price paid by Gary not disclosed.
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E. H. Gary
Gainsborough
Washington Post
Paris
Elbert H. Gary
Christie
London
Agnews
Gary
British magnate defends interests in Mexico amid Warship deployment
Lord Cowdray says a British warship was sent to Puerto Mexico to protect his Tehuantepec railway holdings and rejects being labeled a concession monger. He insists he did not invade Waters-Pierce territory and cites investment risks in Mexico as he faces press scrutiny. Henry Clay Pierce of Waters Pierce Oil declines comment on Cowdray remarks.
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Lord Cowdray
Mexico
Waters-Pierce
London
Puerto
Waters-Pierce Company
Waters-Pierce 01
Lord Cordray
Colombi
New York
Henry Clay Pierce
Waters Pierce Oil! Company
Newport Indian summer brings roses and bathe at Baston’s beach
The Newport Rhode Island area enjoys nearIndian summer with roses blooming and pleasant weather. Bathers swarmed Baston’s Beach as the thermometer hovered in warm shade readings, drawing visitors to the resort on November 21.
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Rhode Island
The
Washington Post
Newport, R. I
Baston's
New Gary PlanInquiry Moves to Reform Washington Schools
Ohio Representative Robert Crosser introduced a resolution in the House calling for a five member special committee to study Gary Ind plans and report on adopting them in Washington. The plan features a rotation driven, four department system with shops, auditoriums, and playgrounds in each building plus dedicated teaching teams and on site repair shops. If adopted, schools would need remodels to include gyms pools and studios and classrooms would be doubled by rotating work. Local officials welcomed the effort hoping Washington schools become models for the nation.
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Washington Schoola
Washington
Robert Crosser
Ohio
Gary
Ind
Crosser
America
Pisina
United States
Actioo
Congress
Adogis
House
Board of Education
Croaser
Ernest H Daniel
Bosral
Education reform urge favors congressional study
Dr William M Davidson, superintendent of schools, praised Congress for funding to support modern education. He said local authorities strive to implement approved methods within available appropriations and welcomed a congressional committee review to better understand new educational approaches and potential funding needs.
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Congress
Congressional
Wilam M Davidson
Man Chooses Kansas Dry State Over Prison
Franklin Pennsylvania November 21 William Hogan 30 or more years for larceny faced a choice between an 80 year prison term or banishment to Kansas. He chose Kansas and will be escorted there where Governor Hodges expressed readiness to supervise him and help him become a citizen.
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Franklin
Kansas
G. Criswell
William Hogan
Hodges
Hogan
Death of Washington Lawyer Twohey Found Dead in Ottawa Hotel
James A Twohey chief counsel for Canadian Pacific Railway in Washington was found dead in a Grand Union Hotel room in Ottawa on November 21. A razor lay beside the body and a note to his wife Agnes Twohey was on the table. No inquest will be held. Survived by widow five children and five siblings. Twohey, 45, Harvard Law School graduate, was on a business trip and had been in transit from the Canadian Northwest. His body awaits relatives instructions.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Brother
Ottawa
Ontario
James A. Twohey
Washington
D. C
Grand Union Hotel
Mira
James A Twohey
Washington, D. C
Twohey
Canadian Pacific
W. L. Scott
Interstate Commerce Commission
Highteenth Street
Agnes Twohey
John T. Twohey
Mr. Twohey
Canadian Northwest
Deceared
Burlington
Harvard Law School
Union Trust Buildine
Mary Twohey
St. Albans
Cedar Creek
Nebr
Irene Sween
Cedar Creek Hotel
James Biddlecomb
Ansuum
Ake
J Oh Harmmond
Bryan
Hazen
ME Boford
John H Marble McCombsr
Hors
Huerta
Rapids
Miss Burns
Society
Congress
Alaska
Turkey
New York
Addicks May Seek Tooga
Edward Addicks on his 72nd birthday announced he may reenter politics in Delaware to seek election as United States senator. He supports popular election of senators and says he may get busy as the next senator to be chosen in November 1916 to succeed Senator He Pont.
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Delaware
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Edward Addicks
United States
Au Pont
Zelaya Arrest Possible Under Surveillance
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Bryan will push to bring former Nicaragua dictator Jose Santos Zelaya to trial for numerous crimes. Zelaya is under surveillance and could be arrested at any moment, contingent on expected representations from Nicaragua.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington
New York Times
Bryan
Jose Santos Zelaya
United States
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Crown Prince Boris Said Ill Reportedly in Sanatorium
London reports Vienna dispatch indicates King Ferdinand may abdicate Bulgaria. Crown Prince Boris, who left Sofia, allegedly fled after threatening letters or due to a nervous breakdown and is said to be in a Hungarian sanitarium.
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Boris
Bulgaria
Vienna
London
Daily Mail
Ferdinand
Sofia
Hungary
Bomb factory uncovered in Calcutta raid on anarchist ring
Calcutta police raided a sunlit house arresting four men and uncovering a bomb factory. Officers seized correspondence tied to a suspected inner circle involved in recent outrages, including an alleged December Delhi attack on the viceroy.
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Calcutta
Kal
Viceroy
Delhi
Dynamite Car Crash Injures Miners in Bellaire
A collision between two cars near the Pultney mine in Bellaire Ohio injured twelve miners, six fatally, all believed to be foreigners. The dynamite loaded car did not explode and no blast occurred.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Pultney
Women of Civic Federation Meet to Discuss Playgrounds
The Washington branch of the National Civic Federation hosts a 10 o'clock White House meeting of the women’s welfare section to expand school use, build swimming pools, and broaden recreation. Mrs Adolph Kahn heads the pools committee with Miss Margaret Wilson leading the schools group and HB S Martin supervising playground recreation.
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Miss Wilson
National Civic Federation
Kahn
White House
Woman's Welfare Section
Washington
Scea
HB. S Martin
Martin
Margaret Wilson
Adolph Kahn
George Bowerman
A A. Edwards
W. P Leetch
E. D Thompson
Archibald Hopkins
Mias Wilson
Germans Quitting Church Movement Grows in Berlin
Berlin reports show more than 5,000 individuals leaving church ranks in a two day period amid Monsectaran League agitation. The movement has prompted estimates that 36,000 Berliners joined the outflow since it began, drawing in socialists and atheists as mass meetings continue.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Navy
Monsectaran League
Hols
Bern
Tragic River Bank Death of Former Real Estate Man
William E Burford, 60, once a prosperous Baltimore real estate operator, was found dead on the Potomac Park river bank. A letter to his son Lawrence Burford indicates fears of sudden death and requests a simple burial. Coroner Nevitt withheld a death certificate pending further investigation.
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Potomac Park
Sen
Baltimore
William
Lawrence B. Burford
Erle Railroad Company
Ba Fimore
Wireless test shows train dispatching success on Lackawanna line
Scranton Pa November 21 a speeds test of the Lackawanna Railroad used a wireless system to communicate with the fastest passenger train. Messages were sent to and from the moving car through mountainous terrain with the roof antenna performing beyond expectations.
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Washington Post
Scranton
Lackawanna
Beauty Spots Said To Spark Cancer Risk
Paris reports the Academy of Medicine warns that removing facial blemishes, including male patterns, may cause cancer as beauty spots are described as nursing grounds for cancer. The cable cites ongoing studies addressing risks.
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Academy of Medicine
Washington Pos
Paris
John H Marble Dies After Coal Hearing Strain
John Hobart Marble, member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, died at his home after a brief illness following a collapse during testimony in the anthracite coal investigation in Philadelphia. He had brought health concerns on himself by long hours at work. His death ends a career that included serving as secretary of the commission and supervising major investigations. He is survived by his wife, daughter, and his father in South Dakota. funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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Worcester
Mass
John Hays Hemmond
Clark University
Latin America
William J. Bryan
Ma Hammond
Mexico
Mr Hammond
Hammond
Bryan
John Hobart Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
S$ Street
Northwest
Philadelphia
Marble
H Smith
Miss Hagel Marble
Andrew Marble
South Dakota
Mr. Marble
Ashland
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Matile Louise O'Bryan
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Lane
Washington
Division of Prosecutions
Commission
Interior
Senate
William Lorimer
District Electric Railway Commission
Hyde Wedding in Paris at Holy Trinity Church
J Hazen Hyde, former vice president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, will wed the Comtesse de Gontaut Biren, daughter of Joan G A Teishman, in Holy Trinity Church Paris on Tuesday. Special cab report from Washington Post. The ceremony marks a high society union in the French capital.
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Holy Trinity Church
Paris
Washington Post
J Hazen “Hyde
Equtable Life Assurance Society
Comtesse de Gontaut-Biren
Joan G A Teishman
Not Guilty Verdict In Wyoming Theft Case
In Cheyenne on May 2 the jury acquitted Mrs Joseph L Wier wife of an army officer of theft of gowns from Mrs J Cecil. The trial occurred in United States district court.
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Cheyenne
McCombs Sees Republicans Main 1916 Opponents After White House Talk
Democratic National Committee chair Will M. McCombs, after conference with President Wilson, said Republicans would be the principal challenge in 1916. He reported praise for Wilson abroad and discussed cooperation with Doremus, Hughes, and Burleson, then planned to attend a White House wedding with Dorothy Williams.
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McReynolds
Burleson
McAdoo
Congress
Willam F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
B McCombs
Vic Coritis
McCombs
Doremus
Michigan
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
France
National Committee
McCombe
White House
Dorothy Willams
Washington
Jeesle Wilson
Francis B Sayre
Margaret
Misa Eleanor Wilson
New York
Salesgirl Commended by Rockefeller For Caution
In Cleveland on November 2 1 a department store salesgirl questioned a request to charge to John D Rockefeller of Forest Hill. She phoned credit, learned she did not know him, and earned praise from Rockefeller for her cautious handling and prompt reassurance.
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Cleveland
Gil King
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
Credit Department
Gold shipment to Canada totals 2.5 million dollars
New York's subtreasury engaged 2.5 million dollars in gold for shipment to Canada. Banks involved include Royal Bank of Canada with 1,000,000, American Exchange National Bank with 1,000,000, and Merchants' National Bank with 90,000. Canadian interests, including Bank of British North America, are represented as the reason is to counter Montreal exchange declines.
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New York
Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
American Exchange National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Bank of British North America
New York Exchange
Montreal
Roosevelt Arrives in Santiago After Trans Andean Trip
Former President Theodore Roosevelt and party arrive in Santiago Chile after a long trans Andean journey from Mendoza Argentina. Officials greet him at the central station as a large crowd, then escort the group by train to the Grand Hotel.
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Santiago
Chile
Theodore Roosevelt
Mendoza
Central Station
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W. B. Davis
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War Department
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Lackawanna Limited
Woodstock
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