Approves Trust Bill Faces Led Opposition In Senate
The Conference Report on the Clayton antitrust measure passes 35 to 24 with Republicans solidly against it. Democrats Reed of Missouri and Martine of New Jersey oppose, charging platform violation and special privilege, while labor provisions are criticized as insufficient and orders to enforce criminal and civil actions against trusts are debated amid accusations of bowing to money power.
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Cotton cord may replace jute twine in postal packing
Post Office department eyes cotton cord as a tie for mailing, citing 200000 dollars spent on jute twine and 1700 pounds of chafing material used in railway mail service. General Burinsen names a committee led by Jagerton to test cotton cord as a serviceable substitute if bids show competitive pricing.
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Tie Postmatter General
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Williams Named for Collectorof Ashlind Wie elector in Wisconsin
The President yesterday nominated Burt Williams of Ashlind Wie as an elector for the Second District of Wisconsin in the internal revenue collection effort.
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Old hens find dead drunk after fruit spoilage in New York
Mrs. J. W. Chapman inspecting canned fruit found a spoiled can of brandied apples. She fed the fruit to hens at the coop where three old hens were found dead drunk and younger chicks struggled to navigate in a very unsteady gait.
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J. W. Chapman
Palmer Charges Highlight Senator Penrose Candidacy
Pennsylvania Representative A Mitchell Palmer testified before the Senate committee on privileges and elections charging that Pittsburgh manufacturers were assessed 150 000 by the Pennsylvania Protective Union to aid Senator Penrose s candidacy. He provided letters from the Pennsylvania Retail Liquor Dealers Association urging saloonkeepers to back Penrose. Witnesses Palmer requested include Chester W Hii secretary of the Protective Union and Richard Campion treasurer with others from the Brewers and Liquor Dealers groups. Penrose, absent due to campaign duties, has yet to appear.
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Lillinois
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Dillingham
Fall
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Roger Sullivan
Inlinois
Boles Penrose
Fennaytvania
A. Mitchell Palmer
Rupley
Palmer
Fencose
Pennsylvania Protective Union
Protective Union
Hester W Hii
Richard Campion
Joseph R Grundy
John Gardner
Pennsylvania Brewers’ Association
Neil Bonner
Pennsylvania Federation of Liquor Dealers
Washington
Plan for 130000 cotton loan approved by St Louis bankers
A St Louis conference ratified a plan to raise a 130000 dollar cotton loan fund via subscriptions from national and state banks trust companies and mercantile concerns nationwide The loan would be available to cotton at not more than six cents a pound to stabilize prices and liquidity The plan awaits Treasury Secretary McAdoo and Federal Reserve Board approval and requires not yet secured signatures from Treasury officials.
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Federic Exerve Board
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Merc
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Wade
St Louis Clearing House Association
Riminitac
Cotto
Amiittee
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bord
Atlantania
Southeastern Cotton and Food Product Conference
Cox
Facts About Electric Railways In America
A compact data brief lists electric railway lines in the United States. It notes 87,781 miles of track and 2,801,453,096 in capital stock with debt noted at 2,514,934,008. Distribution includes distances to Pennsylvania and Newark, and mentions Ohio and additional mileages.
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Cammie Service
Pennsylvania
Newark
Ohio
Jilimots
McAdoo on Banks and Cotton Financing in Crisis
Secretary McAdoo urged banks to finance cotton and currency needs under the act, noting banks' reach across the country and their readiness to help if resources are available. He cited improved conditions, export resumes from Galveston, and bank cooperation with state departments as evidence of stabilizing credit. He clarified Tennessee's loan arrangement, defended his discretionary power, and praised Federal Reserve Board members for constructive guidance amid the crisis.
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May E . Stahlman
Nashivville
Treasury Department
National Park Bank
State of Tennessee
New York
York
Secretary of the Treasury
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
Adoo
Tassoni resigns as undersecretary of war in Rome
Rome reports Lieut Gen Tassoni resigns from the war ministry role citing a dispute with War Minister Grandi. The move follows tensions at the Italian War Office, with Tassoni stepping down from his undersecretary position.
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Tassoni
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Army-Navy game site dispute pauses plan revival
Townsley at West Point prompts fresh look at resuming talks on a new Army Navy arrangement. Secretary Garrison had urged abandonment, while naval officials and Cal Townsley push for a Philadelphia or New York plan with alternating sites and shared receipts. Franklin Clark, an American singing teacher, died in Berlin from cerebral meningitis.
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Washington
Berlin
Franklin Clark
Lever Bill Triggers Bitter House Debate on Warehousing
The House rejected suspending the rules to pass the Lever warehousing bill designed to ease bank credits on warehouse receipts for cotton and grain. Opponents Henry of Texas and Fitzgerald of New York argued federal overreach and state powers, while Lever defended aid to distressed farmers. The bill would authorize a nationwide federally supervised warehousing system with nonmandatory, government-licensed storage, grading, and inspection.
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New York
United States
Birds of Prey at Columbia Theater Captivates Patrons
The Columbia Theater hosted Birds of Prey an engaging thriller led by Jane Grey and John Barrymore. The production blends melodrama with psychological tension as Chick Hewes and Molly navigate crime loyalty and social pressures.
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Birda of Prey
Columbia Theater
Birds of Trey
Willard Mack
Birds of Prey
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Molly
Chick
Chick's
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Jane Grey
John Barrymore
John Barrymme
Forest Winant
Annie Mack Berlein
Halloran
Katherine Harria
Daisy
Hold Caucus Tonight to Set War Revenue Bill Course
Democrats of the Senate Finance Committee plan a caucus tonight to reconcile differences over the war revenue bill after members who had amendments rejected pledged to push the fight to the floor. The meeting aims to settle party divisions and hasten passage before adjournment, with officials signaling readiness for a quick vote and potential veto-proof support.
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Levy offers to sell Monticello to the government
Representative Levy of New York signals he would consider a government purchase of Monticello for 100000 dollars. He asks that if acquired the estate be kept as the Virginia home of the nation for residents and their occasional occupancy, and he will refer the communication to Congress for action.
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United States
Dancing Opens at Press Club Ladies Day Monthly Planned
National Drees Club members will open the club home to ladies for the first time in its history. Dancing will be permitted in the room with a monthly ladies day replacing the former single annual event. The coming winter will feature Thursday dancing plus musical numbers from local theaters.
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the Garden
National Drees Club
Board of Governors
Mrs Hardwick Improves After Rock Creek Auto Incident
Mrs. Hardwick wife of Representative Hardwick of Georgia tenth district, living at Wyoming apartments, suffered a fractured collar bone when her electric car overturned on a steep incline in Rock Creek Park Sunday. Reported last night she is in improved condition and expected to recover shortly.
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