St Louis bankers nominate three to Federal Reserve board
A stormy meeting in St Louis of bankers from groups one to three nominated three candidates for the Federal Reserve board. Oscar Fenley of Louisville and Kentucky delegates sought the class A director seat, with Murray Carle Ole F. Carleton and Leroy Percy among contenders. The caucus drew 70 bank reps across groups with varying capital, and exact voting tallies were not reported.
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St. ‘Louis
Oscar Fenle
Yille
Murray Carle
Olef CIA
Carleton
Rell Ph Tikett
Grocery
Rock
Ark
United States
Leroy Percy
Miss
Fenley
Louisville
Kentucky
St. Louis
Iif Fenley
Secretary Redfield Maps Business Weather Across Nation
Secretary Redfield told the Raleigh chamber that national commerce resembles a weather map with high barometer districts in the southeast, southwest, Great Lakes region, and cotton areas, while the northeast shows low mood. New England suffers mainly mental distress.
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Raleigh
N.‘C
Commerce
Redfield
Chamber
West
Erey Dull
New England
Knox City High pupil killed in auto crash
A Knox City High School student, age 18, died when a car skidded off a road and overturned into a ditch near La Belle Mo. yesterday. Two others were injured with minor wounds. one person was thrown clear.
Motor rider killed in shooting during early morning incident
Gibson was rushed to Fy hospital arriving about 1:43 and died later from a bullet wound to the chest. Fenton is detained at the police station. He reportedly told officers the revolver discharged during playful behavior as Bayard Farrell witnessed the shooting.
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Gibsi Areteasa
Gibson
Fenton
Atatlon
Sheth Olfeel
Toon Annapolta Interim President Address Draft
A garbled note suggests interim president Wilson plans a morning address regarding mediation tensions. The message hints at media interference and opposition to a landing of munitions en route to Vera Cruz via a steamer Antilla. The chaotic fragment implies imminent war pressures in April.
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Annapolta
Wilson
United State
Carranza
Antilla
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Jdu
Two Trains Taken Off The Rails In C2 Incident
A fragmented report notes two trains removed from the Git E C2 rail line amid timetable confusion. The incident mentions on time promises and a smiling response from officials as actions are taken.
Wabash Valuation For Reorganization Heard
Springfield Illinois June 15 forces backing the Wabash Railroad reorganization presented testimony on the valuation of the companys property before the Illinois and Missouri public service commissions. Dana avenue 822 was cited for a 1911 1912 valuation asserting property worth over 299 6 million while J T Mionis argued a new corporation could not be formed and the commissions should set the holdings value J te ah Hodge of New York with a $100000 claim attended the hearing.
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Springfield
Wabash Railroad Co
Illinois and Missouri
Dana
Aven
Wabashi
Thompson
Ilinois
J. T. Mionis
E. B. Prior
Wabash
Effec
J. Te Ah Hodge
New York
Lightning raids leave two dead in Ohio storms
Northern Ohio storms with lightning wind and hail killed two people and injured eight, including James Ausberger and his father near Louis Hall, and farmer Adam Green near Bucyrus. Homes unroofed and crop damage reported. other towns saw downed lines and structural damage.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Beevue
James Ausberger
Louis Hall
Ausberger
Adam Green
Bucyrus
Huron County
Villa's Suggessor Starts Something Amid Mexican Conflict
Reports from the Mexican information bureau say Gen Panofil Natera opened attacks on Zacatecas as 400 federals were killed or wounded and 100 rebels lost. Juarez and El Paso described Villa’s concern over Natera becoming commander in chief of the central military zone. Villa, hospitalized with a sore throat, is not commenting. An American correspondent notes Villa may accept the appointment to restore peace if Carranza supports it.
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Mexican
Constitutional Government
Panofil Natera
Zacatecas
Natera
Juarez, Mex
Francisco Villa
Central Military Zone
Villa
Aguas Calientes
San Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Juarez
Vina
Mexico
Carranza
Florida Democrats vote as repeal bill stirs primary
Jacksonville reports the first primary where the Panama canal act exemption repeal was an issue. Senator Fletcher, a president supporter, led Democrats by about 6000 votes as Claude L'Engle lost at large by roughly 3000 in the house race amid repeal bill opposition.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Duncan A. Fletcher
Maost
Claude l’Engle
L'Engle
Fletcher
Friends of
Tengle
DOF Clerks Arrested in Mail Robbery Case
St Joseph Missouri June 5 Thomas H Riphin a mail clerk in the St Joseph post office has been arrested on charges of robbing mail and stealing money. He waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the federal court with a bond of 2500 dollars.
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St. Joseph
St. Joséph
Thomas H. Riphin
Mission of the National Association of Offic Clerks
Richie
Fede 1
Faith in the New Haven Rail Line From Director Says He Won’t Sell
Washington June 5 Lewis Cass Ledyard attorney for Wall Street interests and a New Haven director testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission investigating the railroad's high finance He claimed director influence pushed the company to contract with American Express Co while he advised and William Skinner another director voiced faith in the railroad despite losing about 40000 a year He has not sold a share of his large New Haven holding Skinner the largest individual holder testified the board favors stable leadership George F Baker allied with Ledyard arrived to aid the commission as it sought Rockefeller testimony
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Washington
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Wall Street
New Haven
intérstate _commerce, ‘ commission
Ledyard
Wadsiot
Amperican
Wiliam Skinner
William Skinner
Skinner
George
Baker
Wall’ Street
Organ
William Rockefeller
Mother Jones Barred From Vancouver Steamer
Mary Jones organizer of United Mine Workers was not permitted to board a Canadian Pacific steamer bound for Vancouver at Seattle. A Canadian immigration inspector questioned her birthplace Ireland and refused entry saying she would cause a disturbance among miners. The incident prompted a protest to Secretary of Labor Wilson in Washington.
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Seattle
Wash
Mary Jones
United Mine Workers ofAmerica
Vancouver
The
United, Mine Workers
Wilson - At
Washington
Ireland
Jones
Nanaimo
Joseph: Bitor
Industrial ‘Workers of the World
British Columbia
Preacher's Blow Kills Man in West Plains
A man died after an altercation in a hoardinghouse following a quarrel with a preacher. Renee Flanner reportedly followed McConnell to the scene and struck a fatal blow. Authorities will report final notes on the case and any trust related program at the house.
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Plains
McConnell
Renee Flanner
Hitler
Flanner
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