Bank Scheme Bared At National Bank Supervisors Session
The National Association of State Bank Supervisors met behind closed doors in Comptroller Murray's office to discuss dishonest banking practices, deposit interest, bank examiners pay, and methods to curb malpractices. Treasury officials are probing a scheme concealing large loans in reserve banks with several Western banks implicated. The group plans a final session at the Comptroller's office after a Potomac excursion aboard the revenue cutter Apache.
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National Association of State Bank Supervisors
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Apache
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Fort Myer
Pastor and Girl Missing In Ithaca Case
The Washington Post reports Rev EB Beadbure, 32, pastor of the Spencer Methodist Episcopal Church, and Miss Marian White, 23, daughter of Luther B White, both missing. Anxiety grows as Mrs Bradburn and the pastor’s mother-in-law seek news. Beadbure visited Nichols to preach, while White packed two bags and rode with a driver toward Athens Center, boarding a train to an unknown destination. The couple’s families say they were on good terms with Beadbure and his wife.
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Toga Center
Count Apponi’s Mission Tied to Roosevelt Renomination
Budapest dispatches say Austro-Hungarian circles believe Count Apponvi’s upcoming US visit aims to back Col Roosevelt’s renomination. The plan targets the Western tour tied to Hungarian vote shifts, especially mining regions, ahead of the 1912 Republican convention. The envoy’s purpose is said to align with Roosevelt’s will, though with acquiescence.
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Jugeblatt
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United States
Landslide Poindexter Wins Washington Senate Primary
Scattering returns from the Washington Senate primary show insurgent Republican Miles Poindexter carrying the state by a landslide. He likely carried King County and Tyeree County, with about 35,000 votes in King County alone. Early returns in eastern Washington suggest Poindexter carried most counties as insurgent Thomas Revelie trails in the First District.
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James M Ashton
Poindexer ~ Tang
Polndeggie
William E Humphrey
Thomas Lt Revelie
Mellen Heads B and M. Tuttle resigns as president
Lucius Tuttle resigns after seventeen years as president of the Boston and Maine railroad. Charlet S Mellen, president of the New York New Haven and Hartford, acts as interim president with full powers. Tuttle retires for health reasons and asks the New Haven trustees to assume administration, granted leave of absence for the rest of his term.
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Maine
Marsh to Leave Panama as Panamanian Ties Fray
State Department reassigns duties at the American legation in Panama. Marsh is relieved as secretary of legation and ordered to report to Washington. Charles Campbell Jr. of Missouri, now third secretary in Tokyo, will replace him. Move follows tensions sparked by alleged interviews about US intervention in Panama elections.
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Marah
United States
Dawson Named International Commissioner for Nicaragua
Dawson the newly appointed minister to Panama has been designated as a commissioner to Managua. He will negotiate settlement of American claims against Nicaragua and assist in securing a loan to enable the government to pay creditors. He travels from New York to Panama and then toward Managua to confer with Acting President Estrada on prosecution of those responsible for the Grace and Cannon killings.
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Cannon and Grace
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Cannon
Connecticut G O P Worried Over Maine Result
Hartford Sept 13 Connecticut Republicans faced a surprise from Maine that reshaped plans for the state ticket. State Chairman Michael Kenealy opened the convention with Rep J Hill as temporary chair and defended tariff claims. He praised Theodore Roosevelt and Taft and noted a tight race between Lieut Gov Lake and Charles A Goodwin for governor with Bulkeley possibly holding balance of power in the Senate contest.
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Connecticut
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Tie
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Taft
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Charles A Goodwin
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Cannon To Tour N Y State In 15 Days
Albany Sept 13 Speaker Jo seph G Cannon writes from Danville home to Secretary of State Koenig asking if New York State automobile registration is needed during a two week stay. He does not say if the visit will be pleasure or political. Koenig replies that for the limited time he will be here he need not pay a tax.
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Soprano Seeks Divorce From Los Angeles Broker
Grace Florence Matthewson Tyndall of Los Angeles, wife of broker Grace Tyndall, files for divorce naming Edith Theodore Baxter as corespondent. Baxter was Tyndall's longtime companion. the soprano once starred with Grace Church, New York, and worked with Walter Damrosch before performing at the Metropolitan Opera House and Covent Garden. She later became a lecturer, author, and dramatist after losing her singing voice.
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Grace Flendereon Matthewson Tyndall
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Covent Garden
London
Plot Honduran Rising
New Orleans reports private letters from Central America warn of an imminent Honduran revolution. The plot centers on thousands of Estrada loyalists aiding the movement, with former Honduras president Bonilla backing behind the scenes and supplying arms and supplies.
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Manuel Bonita
Parker Questions Roosevelt Dream Of Permanent Presidency
New York September 13 Judge Alton B Parker Democratic candidate for President in 1904 comments on Maine victory and discusses the new nationalism and the idea of Roosevelt remaining in power. He fears the good trusts being blessed and questions whether Roosevelt will dare to run in New York for governor. Bryan celebrates Maine victory and predicts a Democratic majority in Congress.
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White Named in Delaware Nominating Fight at Convention
At Dover on September 13 the Delaware Democratic State convention settled a wet vs dry contest for Congress. Robert White of Georgetown won the nomination on the second ballot over William Saulsbury of Dover, with William H. Walker named state treasurer. The platform attacks Republicans for years of incompetence, backs inland waterway and canal projects, tariff reduction, simpler ballots, and curbs on government spending.
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Im Confiesy
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New Chairmen Named as Missouri Parties Rally
State party committees in Missouri began meetings in Jefferson City to prep for the fall campaign. Republicans chose Charles D Morris of St Joseph as state chairman while Joseph B Shannon of Kansas City was elected Democratic chairman. Socialist party named L G Cope of St Louis as state chair. Former Representative Joseph J Russell was elected permanent chairman of the Democratic State convention. Conventions recessed to await platform committee reports.
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Missour
Charles D Morris
St Joseph
Joseph B. Shannon
Kansas City
L G. Cope
St Louis
Joseph J Russell
Black Opposes Dalzell as Independent Candidate
John Dalzell defeated Dr. R. J. Black for the Republican nomination in the Thirtieth district primaries last June and will face Black, who announces he runs as an Independent. Black contends the ballot count and declares he is a progressive Republican opposed to the current system and its denial of voters’ rights.
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John Dalzell
R. J Black
Medleesport
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Rapid Relief For Sores
Advertises Poslam as a new skin remedy offering fast action on irritated skin. Claims noticeable results on eczema, pimples, rashes, and inflamed areas, with ongoing improvement after first use. Notes 6 cent mini packets and $2 jars sold by Drog stores, with free mail sample from Emergency Laboratories, New York City.
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Old Guard In The Republican Battle For Taft Backing
Report outlines a factional fight to place Roosevelt before the public as a threat to business and labor, with Sherman favored by the New York State committee and Taft administration support looming behind a conservative platform. Police precautions were ordered as Tammany contests sparked district leadership battles amid tight primaries.
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Republicans condemn Democratic Ballinger report in ward politics flare
Six Republican members of the Bellinger investigating committees issued a statement denouncing the Democratic report on Secretary Ballinger. They called the action lawless and aimed at injuring Ballinger to gain party advantage, noting no quorum for further action and awaiting Senator Flint’s return.
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Wayne Republican convention endorses Roosevelt as great deliverer
Lyons New York September 13 The Wayne Republican district convention praised Theodore Roosevelt as the great deliverer to restore harmony in the party and nation while opposing primary reform. Delegates backed both national and state administrations and were led by organization leaders.
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Roosevelt Returns Quietly From Maine Visit
New York dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt rose early from Oyster Bay to visit his editorial offices. He declined comments on the Maine election and the general situation, saying he had just returned from a hygienic tour to steep himself in literarily calm. He received several callers, including W. W. Cocks and Hamilton Fish, who noted no significance in their visits. Lloyd Griscom elsewhere suggested Taft aligned with the progressives, a claim Roosevelt dismissed as an exaggeration.
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Coronel
Childhood Scenes Return in Poem of Longing and Memory
A reflective reminiscence recalls orchards, meadows, a pond with a bridge, a cataract rock, and a moss covered well bucket. The author cherishes an oak bucket bound in iron, once filled with milk and tea, now evoking deep longing for his father’s plantation and simpler days.
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Army Orders revives of absence and transfers
Army orders list multiple officers and soldiers under absent leave transfers retirements and reassignment. Birat Lieut Eben Swift and First Lieut William B Graham receive two month extensions of absence. Other officers including James Dugenburr Godfrey H MacDonald William K Naylor and Fred T Austin are noted for month long or three month terms or transfers. Several transfers include First Lieut Charles H Bofos to the Third Cavalry First Lieut Gordon Jotorston to the Sertoth Cavalry and Second Lieut Jonathan M Weinwright to Boise Barracks to settle property accountability and join Troop First Cavalry at Fort Yellow. Captain Lorrain T Richardson of the Twenty second Infantry returns from hospital and rejoins his company.
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Jonathan M Weinwright
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Flrst Cavalry
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Lorrain T Richardson
Twenty-second Infantry
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Blease Leads For Governor In South Carolina Race
Columbia reports from the Second Democratic primary show Gale L. Blease likely to win the governorship with a small margin over C G Featherstone as results tally beyond 93 000 votes of about 110 000. W W Moore secures adjutant general. G BricDuffie Hampton leads G C Cansler by about four thousand for railroad commissioner. In Second district James Byrnes and J C Patterson contest the seat with Byrnes ahead by 39 votes in latest count.
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Tirrtah
James Byrnes
Aiken
J. C Patterson
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Instaecounla
Orders to Naval Officers in Sixth District Vote Recount
Orders to naval officers amid a tight vote tally in the Sixth congressional district. Names such as J. E. Berbe, Marion, and P. A. Hodges appear with duties proposed for Marlboro and Newport divisions. The text references paymasters, naval yards, and Charleston positions amid a broader political context.
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Navy Exposition Exhibit to Tempt Recruits in East
Paymaster F P Williams will head a naval exhibit at eastern fairs in New York Knoxville and Dallas to showcase comforts of Navy life. The display features model ships galley bakery and electric equipment for cooking and food prep. A naval ration will be prepared and sampled by visitors using a Connecticut battleship model exhibit approved by the Navy Department.
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Army Faults to Be Corrected General Wood Promises Action
General Wood, chief of staff, says he will act on the inspector general report by General Garington, revealing army defects. A thorough investigation will be conducted and shortcomings will be corrected as speedily as possible.
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General Garlington to Review Report and Reform Army Training
Gen Garlington announced after receiving the report that he would study it today and later take steps to correct its defects. Gen Wood has issued orders likely to overhaul future army training. Inspectors general will conduct annual troop inspections in the field as well as at posts and garrisons.
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Cornell Bequest Totals $689000 in Late Prof Smith Will
Toronto Sept 14 The will of the late Prof Goldwin Smith probated here leaves Cornell University $689000 unconditionally, with total estate value listed at $832859. The bequest funds a library for Cornell and provides funds to relatives and servants. The Grange homestead goes to Toronto city along with art items valued at $5900 for the art museum. The Toronto University receives Prof Smith's library. savings and property allocations follow.
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Kalanianaole Is Renominated by Republicans
Honolulu Sept 13 Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole was renominated today by the Republican Territorial committee for reelection as delegate to Congress.
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Honolulu
Jonah Kuhio
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