Plans for Central Bank and postal savings use in banking
Retiring U S treasurer Charles H Treat urged a national clearing house and currency reform at Ford Heart meeting. He backed a central bank model to coordinate banks, finance loans, and support unemployed labor while cautioning against overloading government with new schemes. He favored postal savings only in states lacking banking facilities and stressed maintainable federal control.
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Tuston Vass
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United States
Charles H Treat
Washington
Vienk Offers Association
Ford Heart
Inir
Great Central
Fraud order issued over alleged postal fraud and embezzlement
A fraud order involves allegations that money was diverted from the post office department and disguises were used to conceal shipping of packages. Officials linked to the scheme include a CEO and several clerks at a New York city firm. The case centers on postage charges and misdirected funds, with charges detailed and a post office investigation ongoing.
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Breytan
New Turk City
Clore Teademy
Teltess
Max
Wera Bootatan
Ottoyer
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Hawley Off To Richmond For Animal Meeting
Hawley heads to Richmond in February to attend a local animal meeting. Edwin Hawley plans to attend and act on transportation issues related to the Chesapeake and Ohio line.
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Hawley
Richmond
Sues doctor for ten thousand dollars in libel case
A lawsuit filed in Bosaptere Court by attorneys Gint LF Colby and Charles Homes alleges Drustin Motyhef slandered Mina Brien in a prison setting. The plaintiff contends defamation harmed her standing and pride, seeking damages of ten thousand dollars.
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Gint LF Colby
Charles Homesnet Sesterdly
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Drustin Motyhef
Mina Brien Alsues
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Balloon speed record claim by A B Lambert and Louis Von Puhl
Union 6 C reports Aero Club of St Louis members Lambert and Von Pu landing near Dorchester after an ascension in St Louis. They claim an average speed of 44 miles per hour, with controversy over a 1861 ascent by Prof Bowes in Cincinnati to Pea Ridge, Ohio, totaling nine hours in air and about 600 miles.
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T & C Bows
Lowe Observatory
Penadena
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Cinchmnat
Ohio
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Lowe
Virginia
Foulds Seeks Next International Aviation Meet Near Washington
Army officer Lieut B Foulds returning from Europe urges the Aero Club of Washington and Aero Club of Baltimore to back a meet near the nation’s capital. He cites College Park or a site between Washington and Baltimore as ideal, notes France leads in engines, Germany in dirigibles, and urges an August or summer date with favorable weather. Central Labor Union pledges support to place Washington as host, aiding chambers and Aero Club in securing the event.
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Wright Resigns Helm as Army Aviators Demonstrate Flight
The article recounts Wilbur Wright and Lieut Humphreys and Lieut Lahm piloting the government biplane at College Park. It notes Wright’s supervision, the near 40 mph flights, and the rapid progress of the two lieutenants. It mentions Lieut Foulois’ return, Commander Andrews’ order, and other officer movements.
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Framingham Treasurer Charged With Forging 50000 Notes
Boston bank officials Charles Cummings and Edward Mead were arrested on larceny charges for $50,000 in forged Framingham town notes. The case involves two $25,000 notes tied to the Franklin Savings Bank and a larger alleged total up to $75,000. Lombard, ill and under guard, is to be arraigned after a visit by state detectives.
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Souet
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Boston
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Army Orders Leaving and Reassignment Changes Cast in December
Leaves of advance granted to Lieut William E W MsoKinisy and First Lieut Thomas G Holmes with December 15 and December 16 effective dates respectively, discharge for Captain Wilson T Daviesa, and station changes for medical and staff officers. Maj James S Wileon moves to the Pacito branch, Capt Thornburg reassigned to San Francisco, Maj France A Winter joins the medical corp in this city, Maj Odus C Horney to undertake industrial visits in Bradlers and Erie, Pa aboard instructed official business.
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Waa
Thomas G Holmes
Wilson T Davidea
United States
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Ateiraz
Cal
Pacito
Frison Selieving
Robert
Movements of Naval Vessels and Officer Assignments
Naval orders dispatch officers and vessels among Washington, Norfolk, Hampton Roads, and Mare Island. Assignments include Antrewa to the Naval Office as aide to the Secretary of the Navy, and Camere to Washington for instruction at the naval medical school. Vessel movements list Aniyed Sterling, Albany, and Albany Sea Framgiace routes, with several ships sailing from Boston, New York, and Mare Island to Hampton Roads and Norfolk.
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Secretary of the Navy
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Japanese Bank In Bad Way Shocks San Francisco Oct 18
State Banking Superintendent Anderson moved to close the Japanese American Bank chattel in a crisis caused by a run on the Los Angeles branch. He said many loans were secured by worth less securities making it unlikely depositors could recover more than a cent on the dollar. The bank lists capital at 0000, assets including loans of 5700, deposits 3900, bills payable 1760, with most depositors being Japanese.
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Los Angeles
Cause of Buchanan death announced by London autopsy
Official autopsy in London found heart disease as the cause of William I Buchanan s death. Papers and personal property from his rooms at Claridge s were handed to the American embassy. The investigation has yet to clarify his movements before death. Friends who saw him earlier said he seemed in good health and spirits.
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I ‘Tag
William I Buchanan
Nit Buchanan
Claridge's Hotel
Butler will provides for care of cats and parrot
In Wilkes-Barre on October 18, the probate of C E Butler's will allocates funds to care for his two cats and a parrot. His house on a prominent city street is left to his nieces Josephine and Hilan Murray, who are enjoined to maintain the same care the animals received in his lifetime.
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Washing Lace Curtains Time and Care Tips
Time patience and knowledge enter into proper washing of lace curtains. You who wash rarely cannot impart all this. we handle them all the time with washing ironing and drying. Prices reasonable call us and order our wagons to relieve yourself of this task.
Accounting Rise of Public Experts Sparks Global Embrace
A dense antiquated account describes the American Public Accountants Association meeting in Denver, praising accounting as an exact science and comparing it to theology and law. It lauds certified public accountants, cost-keeping systems, and the role of bookkeepers as diagnosticians of business health, citing historical figures and banks to illustrate accounting’s evolution.
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Denver
Peter Cooper
Pittebure
New York
Accountancy through ages and ardy tales of trade
The article traces ancient accounting forms from the Inca and Aztec quipu to early ledger systems and notched sticks, noting Venice’s bookkeeping rise and the modern push for certified public accountants. It highlights perpetual inventory, Goethals era cost accuracy, and accountancy’s central role in civilization.
War Department Order Sustained Over Marine Corps Transport Command
The War Department ends the lengthy official correspondence on a Marine Corps officer designated by Maj Gen. Weslon at San Francisco to command troops aboard an Army transport. The order has now been sustained by the Department of Justice, finalizing the matter.
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Duty rules for paper wrappings under new law
The Treasury Department interpreted paragraph 195 of the new law as freeing paper cardboard or pasteboard wrappings or containers filled with freight goods from duty if filed with merchandise subject only to ad valorem duties. Hermetically sealed containers or those composed wholly of metal are exempt unless unfilled. unfilled metal containers may be dutiable under other provisions. The term hermetically sealed denotes air and fluid tight by welding or soldering and does not include temporary seals like wax or paraffin.
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Treasury Department
Tariff War Imminent as France Plans Higher Duties
Paris reports France and the United States near tariff terms with a looming maximum duty on American goods set to take effect after November 1. The talks reflect stalled progress amid sharp tariff prospects and potential economic friction.
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France
Paris
United States
Army seeks horses for artillery in central western states
War Department probes horse production across the central western United States to locate best supply sources. An investigator reports Iowa conditions show scarcity of suitable campaign animals, with dealers noting little profit in army contracts. He doubts five or six carloads could be filled in the examined area.
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Norton on a trip to New York and Boston
Assistant Secretary Norton leaves for a summer home in Chicago and plans travel to New York Boston and possibly Dublin He will address the Commercial Club about reconstruction work in Chicago with architect D H Burnham also set to speak Norton may discuss pending Treasury matters with Mr MacVeagh also in the itinerary Gary in Denatured Alcohol Output reports a rise in production to 4556 wine gallons for the last fiscal year Deputy Bertram O Candee named deputy collector of customs at Dunkirk NY succeeding J C Haggett who resigned
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Pape's Diapepsin Offered as Quick Indigestion Cure
A household tip urges having Pape's Diapepsin on hand to ease indigestion and stomach trouble. The ad promises relief in five minutes from sour belching, gas, heartburn, nausea, and abdominal discomfort, asserting the 60-cent cases contain ample treatment for chronic indigestion.
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