Banks in His Grasp Power in Reserve Board
Senator Norris of Nebraska warns that appointing a majority of the Federal Reserve Board by the President would create a vast political machine. He argues that control over directors, salaries, suspensions, and rediscounts would let the board influence banks, borrowers, and even currency policy, turning finance into partisan politics. The speech contrasts postmaster and treasury influence with bankers’ leverage and notes the White House’s hopes to pass the bill this session. Jackson to Write World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
George W. Norris
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Senator Norris
Reserve Board
Federal Cobecye Board
Norris Auysi
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Reserve
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Comptroller of the Currency
Norris II
Senate
White House
Wilson
Underwoos
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Ocean liner traffic lists several ships in transatlantic service with routes from New York to London Bremen Southampton and Hamburg. Vessels include Lusitania Mauretania and Mauretania sailing for Liverpool and Queenstown while others from Hamburg Copenhagen and Bremen are due into New York ports this week with expected dock times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abmiyoo Minnchaha
London
New York
Pring Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Nework
Uranium
Rotterdam
Southampton
Kroonland
Dover
Lusitania
Queenstown
Thergen
Copenhagen
Lincoln
Hamburg
Chicago
Havre
Browhead
Antwerp
Lizard
Minnetonka
Liverpool
Fishguard
Krenpring Wilhelm
Plymouth
Benjamin J. Baggett Died in Alexandria October 3 1933
Obituary notices list several local deaths with funeral details in Washington area newspapers. Benjamin J F Baggett died October 3 1933 at 1612 Hing Street Alexandria VA with funeral October 6 at 3 pm and Ivy Hill Cemetery interment. Other notices mention Kate Brown, Thomas M Colbert, James W Hall, Sarah Elizabeth Harris, Joseph D Kernan, John Reeves, Theresa Margaret Voigt, and William H Wolke with respective residences, church services, and cemeteries referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggett
Hing Street
Alexandria
Benjamin JF
Ivy Hill Cemetery
X .m
O Street
Morest
Kate Brown
Henry N. Barlow
St. Andrew’s Episcope
Colbert
Thomas M
William
Bridget Colbert
Thomas Ratey
Holy Name Church
Mount Olivet
Hall
James W. Hall
W. W. Deal & Co
H Street
Lourse
Sarah Elizabeth Blackburn
Willam BP. Harris
Louise
Berryville
Spring Grove
Virginia
Kernan
Georgetown University Hospital
Joseph D
Michael D
Margaret A. Kernan
Michael D. Kernan
Reeves
John
Sewell A
Zoe P. Reevey
Wyoming Avenue Northwest
Woict
Heresa Margaret
Edward Voigt
C. 4. Brickwedde
George M. Bender
Edward
Gustav Voigt
Glenwood Cemetery
Jubilee of Catholics Open Fall Religious Jubilee
Catholics march through city streets to honor the sixteenth century edict of Milan and the global jubilee proclaimed by Pope Pius X. St Patrick's St Marys and Immaculate Conception host 4 o clock services as parishes exchange visits, with sermons on conscience and religious freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Milan
Pius X
St Patrick's
St Marys
Immaculate Conception
William T. Russell
St. Patrick's
St. Mary's Church
Fifth Street
Father McGuigan
Pather Carroll
Mgr Russell
St. Mary's
Immaculate Conception Church
Prince Murat and Helena Stallo Visit New York
Princess Michel Murat, formerly Helena MacDonald Stallo of Cincinnati, and her husband arrived from Paris for a two week New York visit. It is their first visit since their marriage last February. The prince wore a gold chain bracelet. She declined to comment on a report her sister may marry Nils Florman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat
Miss Stallo
New York
Michel Murat
Helena MacDonald Stallo
Cincinnati
Paris
Napoleon
Nils Florman
F Iorman
Longworths Reach Panama to Witness Canal Blowup
Former Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth Alice Roosevelt arrived in Colon aboard the Carrillo. They will inspect the canal and watch the blowing up of Gamboa dike and the jetting in of waters, hoping to be among the first through when possible. Col Goethals told Capt Nisan the Fram cannot pass for at least a month due to recent damage at Cucaracha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Nicholas Tongworth
Mra. Tongworth
Alice Roosevelt
Carrillo
Gamboa Dike
Col Goethals
Capt. Nisan
Fram
Cucaracha
Suffragettes interrupt prayers at Westminster Abbey
A group of suffragettes disrupted morning services at Westminster Abbey in London because women were not included in the prayers. They sang a protest prayer for women in prison, rose during the litany, and defied a request to stop. After the service, they spoke to a crowd outside saying further actions would come if women were included in clergy prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster Abbey
Cavalry Captured and Show Preview at Fort Myer
A sunburned cavalry officer describes a tense capture scene involving Washington and a brigade stationed at Fort Myer after a summer at Winchester. Three regiments of Apele Sam's cavalry prepare for President Wilson's Monument Grounds review next Thursday while drills proceed daily on the White Lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fort Myer
Winchester
Apele Sam
Wilson
Col. H. Murray
Col
Murray
Miner Gives Thanks After Eight Days Underground
Thomas Toshesky, liberated from the Continental mine after eight days entombed, attends Mount Carmel church where a Lithuanian service and large crowd honor his rescue. Police clear space for handshakes as more than 500 people greet him. officials say he will not return to mining for several days. He praises the rescuers and looks forward to resuming work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Thomas Toshesky
Mount Carmel
Teshesky
Oman
Foshesky
Ben Delared
Seek Delay in Thaw Case Extradition Postponement Likely
New York officials ask Gov. Felker to delay ruling on Harry K. Thaw extradition from New Hampshire. Felker hinted he would grant the delay after requesting written submission, as the move reflects the Carmody investigation. Also reports Baptist revival meetings with speakers at Cosmopolitan Church and a Washington Socialist meeting led by Prof William Coleman discussing August Bebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Felker
Concord
N. H
New York State
Samuel D. Felker
Harry K. Thaw
New Hampshire
Carmody
Blackburn Truxon
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
P. Warren
Sarah P Lewis
JoHn Palmer
Eliza Campbell
Lizzie M. King
Hex Chapman Walker
Jiev Howard Thames
C. H. Hakerford
Ida Butcher
Wiliam Macon Coteman
Washington
Putulan Temple
August Bebel
Sociallst
Coleman
Bebel
St. Peter
America
Famous Priest Inducted as Head of Truth Society Aloysius Club
The Rev James Maguire Sr was formally installed as president of the Washington Truth Society and moderator of the Aloysius Club. Honorary presidents and officers named include Rt Rev Mer Thomas J Shahan, Rt Rev Mar William T Russell, and Francis de Sales Ryan as vice president. Maguire, formerly in Jamaica and New England, led church and education efforts and built schools and churches. In Washington he will oversee the League of the Sacred Heart and the Men's Sodality alongside St Aloysius parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maguire
Washington Truth Society
Aloysius Club
Mer. Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University of America
Mar
Willam T. Russell
St Patrick’s Church
The
Truth Society
James F Mackin
St. Paul's Church
Hey. A J. Ponlen
Georgetown University
Eugene del. McDonnell
Gonzaga College
Eugene A. Hannan
St. Martin’s Church
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Francis de Sales Ryan
M. Joseph Ryan
Rossa F. Downing
James F. Mullaly
William Sullivan
Leo A. Rover
Father Maguire
Washington
Jamaica
Collina
New England
Boston College
Bouton
St. Aloysius
St. Aloysius’ Church
League of the Sacred Heart
Men's Sodality
John Cavanaugh
Thomasb. McNamee
John H. Berger
Lana
Francia I. Cahill
Police Raid River Club Detains Seven On Excise Charge
Police swept the riverfront aboard a houseboat near the old Gistilery at the north end of the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge arresting seven men from The Green Sod Club for violating paragraph 7 of the excise law by illegal sale and gathering of intoxicating drink. Sergt Ready led a large boarding party from the Eleventh precinct as the bridge was raised and later lowered to aid the men’s capture. The prisoners faced a fine of at least $50 or time in the workhouse. one suspect doubted the river’s jurisdiction, hinting at a test in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Sod Club
Gistilery
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge
Chigen
Sergt. Heady
Hils
Intio
Ready
Garvey
Tne
Seret
Trinity Church Winter Services Begin with Union Call
Winter services at Trinity Episcopal Church opened yesterday led by Rev George W. Van Fossen who urged naming the Protestant Episcopal Church of America the American Catholic Church. Music was provided by the vested choir directed by Oscar F. Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
George W. van Fossen
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Oscar F. Comstock
Catholic Winter Services Begin Across City Parishes
Winter services opened at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with high mass by Rev Ambrose Beaven and devotions lasting until evening. Mer Shahan celebrated mass at Catholic University and lectures resume today. St Pauls, St Dominics and St Stephens held services with sermons by Rt Rev Mer Macklin and Rev Fathers Cassidy Frocetich and Cowan. An immense rosary procession marked the observance at St Dominics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Congregation of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick's Church
Solemm
Mgr. Russell
Hagerty
Carey
James A. Smith
James Fagan
Charles Fisher
Fisher
Ushers’ Association
St. Mary's
Catholic University
Mer
Shahan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ambrose Beaven
KB. D. Marr
James E. Krug
St. Paul’s Church
Mer. Macklin
Shake-Up in Police Force Signals Major Changes
A forerunner to a broader reform, the detective bureau will be led by inspector R B Boyle with Inspector Robert H Boardman moving to the superintendent's office. Detective Sergt Evans becomes assistant to Boyle, and Det Sergeant Emerson will fill the superintendent’s vacancy. Most changes are temporary amid a pending police and fire pension bill in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Boyle
Robert H. Boardman
Boardman
Inspector Boyie
Detective Bureau
Sergt. Evans
Inspector Boyle
Seret Fmerson
Boyle
Police and Firemen
Congress
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Power IN Reserve Board
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N. W
Shane
Geo. P. Zarhorst
East Capitol
Sardo & CO
Frank Geier
Sarth
WM Lee
Adi
Ene Ton
Amadlou Tan Tae Rau
J. H Small & Sons, Florists
Earchive
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
North Carolina
To-Kalon Co., Inc
Fhene Main
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
Belly
Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Metropolitan Church
Western Church
Fourth Church
Washington Heights
Harvest Home Services
Zion Lutheran Church
R Streets
Charles BE. Hay
M. Clyde Keby
First United Presbyterian Sunday School
Rock Creek Church Road
New Hampshire Avenue
J. A. Campbell
Prince
Longworths
Panama
Gamboa
Miner
Ation
Toshesky
St Peter
River Club
Catholic Winter Services
Mgr. Shahan
San Francisco
Oriental Rugs
H St. N. W
Union Trust CO
Edward J. Stellwa
Jon
Fairbanks
Sunshine Rackers
Uncle Sam
Royal
Wesson
Kirkman
Sparagus
Talloun
California
Roun
Japan
Otatoes
Maine
Ranberries
la. Ave
H St. N. E
North Capitol St
Georgia Ave. N. W
OLD Dutch Market, Inc
14Th St. N. W
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