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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1914

Page

7

Victory Talk as Kaiser Seeks War Revenue Tally

Saxony promises victory and reports that two bills are ready. Congress faces final push before adjournment with war revenue tax and antitrust steps likely to pass. Alaska land leasing and railway funding provisions affect revenue use. Clayton antitrust conference includes a formal report due today, with limited debate and a planned noon vote. Leaders expect agreement on most items despite some differences.

Congress House Senate Alaska Pale Stands Minerals Clayton Ant Trust Mnal

President backs Monticello purchase proposal

The President favors government purchase of Monticello, Jefferson's former home, from Representative Lev of New York. He has not committed to using Monticello as a summer home for presidents, despite Mr Less's suggestion.

Montiello Thomas Jefferson Lev New Xork Mr Less Monticello

Battles continue as German forces clash across fronts

Russian and German forces are described as heavily engaged on multiple sectors. British and Belgian troops report joint advances near the Somme and Aisne regions while German assaults along the Rupel and Meuse fronts persist. In Belgium Antwerp remains fortified with German attacks repulsed along the river line as the wider struggle shifts to westward fronts.

Soissons Berry Au Bac Belgium Antwerp Cverman Rupel Paris Hne Department of Nord Lule Armentieres Arrasant Rignt Sommelle Somme Tupel

McAdoo Attacks Hoarding by Individuals and Banks

Secretary McAdoo denounces hoarding by individuals as as reprehensible as banks. He urges confidence and normal business, cites bank loan rates across cities, notes no reason for deposit fear or tight money, and warns of potential publication of banks with excessive reserves.

M’ Adoo Secretary of Treasury McAdoo Treasury Department

Japanese forces land on Jaluit in Marshall Islands

The navy department explains a Japanese landing on Jaluit in the Marshall archipelago as a military move tied to expeditionary aims, not permanent occupation. Jaluit serves as government seat in the south Pacific.

Tokyo Navy Department Jaluit Sats Marshall Archipelago Pacife Ocean

Ambassador Herrick Praises Army Officers in France

In Paris Ambassador Herrick wrote to Secretary Garrison expressing warm appreciation for the service of army officers in relief work for Americans in France. He noted their exact training rendered them peculiarly fitted for the tasks they have been called on to do.

Herrick Paris France

Cotton Loan Proposal Backed by Joseph Leiter

AID AT ALL HAZARDS JOS. LEITER ON COTTON LOAN. Joseph Leiter, a major wheat market operator, endorses a Senate banking bill to issue currency secured by cotton warehouse receipts. He says cotton’s intrinsic value and world demand justify federal action to aid cotton country, arguing Congress must act before adjournment to prevent widespread hardship.

Joseph Leiter Finance Committee Senate Leiter Bankera United States England France Italy Austria Russia

Cotton Loans Arranged to Aid United States Cotton Market

The Federal Reserve Board moved to approve a plan by St Louis bankers to back a $150 million loan pool for financing the cotton crop. Ita Wade of St Louis and other bankers were invited to Washington for a conference. Initial indications suggested board approval possible this week. A committee including Gov Hamlin Paul M Warburg and W P Guarding will discuss details with bankers. In St Louis, $7.5 million was pledged today by sixteen firms at $100,000 each toward the pool.

Federal Reserve Board Ita Festus F Wade St Louis Washington Gov Hamlin Paul M Warburg W P At Louis Oct

Glynn to Lead Party at New York County Meeting

Ing of the Democratic committee of New York county was unanimously adopted to organize for the coming year. The resolution praised the President for Washingtonian non entangling alliances and applauded his patriotism during European conflict. Harvey named president of the North Washington Citizens' Association at the Church of the Advent with Cabey, Topham, Hoadley and Everett elected to key posts.

Democratic Committee New York County George Washington R TD Harvey North Washington

Cabinet Men to Tour Speeches Amid Campaign Plans

The Wilson administration mapped campaign topics for the coming congress and cabinet members tours. Main themes include peace abroad currency tariff and conservation bills with Watterson visiting the White House. State tours for the Secretary of State span Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas Colorado Wyoming South Dakota and neighboring states with broader stops planned next week.

U. S&s Watterson White House Congress Underwood House United States Europe West Lane Houston Secretary of State Ohio Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Indiana Missouri Kansas Colorado Wyoming South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska

Blaine Runs for Governor in Wisconsin

Milwaukee October 6. Jonn J Blaine of Boscobel former state senator will run as an independent candidate for governor in November. The candidacy was announced today and endorsed by a conference of Progressives. Roosevelt's Nephew Reelected in Albany. Theodore Douglas Robinson of Herkimer, Roosevelt's nephew, was reelected state chairman at the Progressive State Committee meeting. He accepted the office but could not promise to serve after the election. Anne Rhoades of New York named as vice chairwoman.

Harvey New York Pennsylvania Representative Palmer Pittsburgh Young Men's Christian Association Milwaukee Wis Jonn J Blaine Boscobel Plainess Progressives Roosevelt Albany Theodore Douglas Robinson Herkimer Col Roosevelt Misa Anne Rhoades

Hugh T Taggart Dead Leader In Celebrated Cases

Hugh T Taggart 71 prominent local lawyer and authority on criminal law died at his home after six weeks illness. He mentored in major cases before Washington courts, founded Washington Law Reporter, and served as U S district attorney. Survived by wife Anna and nine of ten children including George RK Taggart and Richard J Taggart. His career spanned judiciary service and civic roles with enduring influence.

Hugh Thomas Taggart N Street Taggart Baltimore County Maryland Georgia Baltimore John Blair Hoge Department of Agriculture Fnoch Totten Washington Law Reporter United States Guaiteau Garfield Potomas Flats Henry E Davis Bar Association Columbia Historical Society Board of Children’s Guardians National Academy of Sciences Fle American Catholic Historical Register Fuller Harlan Satdf Anna Jackson Taggart George RK Taggart District of Columsbia Richard Jackson Taggart Isobel, Etta Anna Fagrart Sankey W Bacon Sungeon Bacon Ralph H Daughton Willam Taggart Paul D Taggart Hugh F Taggart Mstrict Mr Taggart

Rustem Bey Sails Today for Naples

Turkish Ambassador to the United States Rustem Bey, who said he would return home over objections to his remarks, booked passage aboard the steamship Stampalia and sails tomorrow for Naples. McAllister Smith plans to accompany him on the voyage.

New York Rustem Bey United States Washington Naples McAllister Smith

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