Bond Market Trading Dims in Short Saturday Session
Trading in bonds shows no foreign liquidation and gains in some issues while many decline. A timid session with minimum prices waived on most inactive bonds. total dealings about 644,000 par value. Investors cautious as fears of serious liquidation and foreign selling persist, with scattered notable sales and wide price disparities among hundreds of issues.
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Sedustrial Divifost
St Paul
Tts
Rap Orie
Sone
Bebas
Incredible Marne Company
Feib Tl Peints
Aeolian Company
Steinway
Stuyvesant
Wheelock
Stroud
New Russian Treaty Hinted Amid War Turmoil
The article discusses a potential new treaty between Russia and the United States amid ongoing tensions. It notes possible concessions and terms being considered, including trade and security guarantees, and flags uncertainty over whether negotiations will restart. The piece cites political figures and mentions calls for a formal framework to ease hostilities and restore diplomatic channels.
Food Charity Event At Marionton Attracts Attention
A community gathering at Marionton provided food aid to Melian children and local residents. Three boxes of cards and an automobile full of absorber orton aided the relief effort led by Miss Curtis Bowers and several others at the home of Mrs Ralph A Tach, with several local families participating.
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Mlarenton
Odiersa
Austria
Fie Pregten
Kiser
Lazard
Cischabd
Stiaerts
Mra
Ralph Atach
Temperance campaign plans set for DC meetings next week
The oval and national funtisation leagues announce tentative plans for temperance workers to discuss lone exclusion in the District of Columbia. Senator Wesley J. Jones and Senator John J. Works will introduce Rev. Malcolm R. Pat Larson and Rev. Dr. Sam Statl. Meetings are scheduled at Fourth Presbyterian Church, AE OK Church, Luther Place Memorial Church, Ingram Congregational, Fifth Baptist, and Mount Vernon Place M E Church South with Gov. Patterson and Dr. Small set to speak.
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Temperance Workers
Coolumbia
Wesley J. Jones
Washington
John J. Works
California
Malcolm R. Pat
Larson
Sam Statl
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Thirtteenth
Fairmont Streets
Dumbarton Avenue
AE OK
Luther Place Memorial Church
Fourteenth and
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Patterson
Ingram Congregational Church
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Fifth Baptist Church
Mount Vernon Place
M. BE. Church
Ninth and
Katreela
Small
Japan's rapid growth shows yearly population gain over 1.1 million
Government Bureau of statistics reports Japan total population at end of 1913 reached 54,443,083, excluding colonies. After 1909 yearly increase jumped from about 500,000 to over 1,125,600. Tokyo tops city populations with about two million, followed by Osaka and Kyoto among others.
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Japan
Government Bureau of Statistics
Chosen Torea
Taiwan
Farmona
Karafute
Manchuria
Osaka
Kyoto
Nagoya
Kobe
Yokohama
Washington police favor jiu jitsu training for officers
The Cleveland police department plans to train its entire force in the Japanese art in January. Officials believe the method will curb bands of organized criminals targeting the uniformed officers. An instructor is touring stations to teach the rudiments, aiming to boost officer efficiency and reduce violence.
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Washington
Cleveland Police Department
Telty
London Women Face Bar On Drinking During War
London and provincial authorities debate drink involve women and recruiting officers. Proposals include banning women from pubs or restricting morning access as suffragist Nina Boyle of the Women’s Freedom League defends liberties, arguing allowances and spending are women’s rights and that wartime drinking by men, not women, has increased.
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London
England
Alnes
Women's Freedom League
Misa Boyle
Washington Police Say Officers Are Well Armed to Face Crime
A Washington police official stated that officers are prepared for rough cases and able to defend themselves. He added that criminals are arrested, there is no organized strong-arm squad, and no bands of crooks are at work to confront the police.
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Washington
Mauna Loa Erupts With Lava Rushing Down Slopes
Honolulu reports Mauna Loa erupting at Mokuwewwee summit crater after a long quiet period. Lava flows descend the mountain as Kilauea remains subactively active below at 4400 feet. The eruption poses no immediate danger until the lava nears timber line at 4000 feet.
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Mauna Loa
Honolulu
Mokuwegwee
Mokuweowee
Kilauea
Forest fires devastate cane brakes between White and Red rivers
Reports from Arkansas and Missouri describe thousands of game birds and small animals killed by fires in cane brakes between the White and Red rivers. Heavy property losses are noted as a top hunting ground is burned. Illinois warns fires have spread from Missouri and Arkansas, threatening about 10 900 acres of timber in the state's southern fringe.
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Arka Mss
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Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Abiane
Lectures Move to Willard Hotel for Banking Course
Local chapter of the Washington Institute of Banking overcrowded so lectures are shifted to the Willard Hotel. Ter Eg Barker Willis, secretary of the Federal Reserve Board, will deliver the next talk Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
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Banking
F Street Northwest
Willard
Ter
EG Barker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
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