Currency reform clash to hinge on control of national finances
The Cluelanail Enquirer predicts Congress will battle over a currency reform plan backed by the administration. Powerful financiers fear loss of direct or indirect control over the financial system and will oppose the federal push, arguing national safety and financial security rely on preserving their authority. The fight centers on who holds sway over the new reform and its funding powers.
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Enquirer
Congress
Jira
Postmaster Instructions Urge Rapid Daily Newspaper Handling
Readers see directives to postmasters to dispatch daily newspapers quickly after first class matter is dealt with for subscribers. The general department notes the market data within papers is valuable and delays erode usefulness. mentions approval processes and related constraints.
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Generas Department
Feneérs
Feneérs Approval Veter Tofore Daily Newsyuipers Theta of
Wing
Bex
Cliske
Aes
Sexsmith Leads Effort to Form Boy Scout Council
H O Sexsmith, a Boy Scoutmaster, pushes to establish a council in Wrightington. Daily meetings at the Chautauqua tent draw boys and local adults, with hands on sessions like starting a fire by bow drill in forty two seconds. Weather delays postponed a bike event for older scouts.
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H. O. Sexsmith
Sexpmich
Mr. Sexsmith
the Democrat
Wrighington
Fines for Sunday Fight In Woodlawn Area
Gon Tharsis Matte Sullivan and Cortes Thordets were fined five dollars and costs by Mayor McCarthy on plea of guilty to assault and battery stemming from the Woodlawn fight Sunday afternoon. Other affidavits against Borders and Sullivan were filed. several defendants received fines or delayed hearings. Two women face separate hearings. Parker was fined three dollars and costs and given thirty days in jail, Newton received sixty dollars and fines, with multiple arrests for intoxication noted.
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Gon Tharsis
Sullivan
A. E. Bartlett
United States
Chicago
Polticians
Tam
Bra
Jtones
Ahi
Bergen-Mark Trio Delights Washington Chautauqua Crowd
A Monday night program featured the Bergen-Marx Trio. Alfrdd Hiles Bergen impressed as baritone, Leah Mary aided on violin and cello, while Mr. Marx and Mr. Dressel showcased technical finesse with works by Boccherini, Panserini, and Thais. The audience praised the performance despite interruptions from rain and crowding.
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Bergen-Marx
Washington
Alfrdd Hiles Bergen
Hap'al
Leoncavado
Leah Mary
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Mr. Marx
Wieninwell
Dvorik
Paulery
Mark
Hans O Dressel
Frederick Grutzmacher
Europe
Dressel
Luigi Boccherini
Dressel Nandledi
Lenuregy
Welch
Wilson admired by progressives for bold actions
The piece portrays Wilson as a progressive favorite, praising his breaks with tradition, his use of Congress, consular appointments favoring the poor, and pushing patronage to align with party aims. It notes supporters like Provident Ripley of the Santa Fe praising his candidacy and claims of demagoguery are unfounded.
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Lwith Wilson
Congress
Washington
Lo Dome
Wilson
Roosevelt
Provident Ripley
Santa Fe
Wison
Wson
New Jersey
Bond
Cheson
Inn
Harris Offered Principal Position at San Juan High
A C Harris, former principal of the tunnel purg senoul, has been offered the principalship at Central High School in San Juan Porto Bled. He passed the physical and intends to accept after initially being offered manual training instructor. The 600-pupil school employs about 25 teachers. Harris recently completed a master’s in education at the University of Chicago.
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Central High School
San Juan
Porto Bled
Harris
Ther
Soo
Emplo
Ioniversity of Chicago
New Pension Board Named by Cullop For Daviess County
Congressman Cullop names Br. Vance May Dr Henry Herr and Dr C H Holder as members of a new county pension board to examine pension applicant claims. The panel will oversee growing workload with Dr May Dr Herr and Dr W B Deffendall serving on the board.
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Vance May
Henry Herr
C. H. Holder
Culop
Daviess ‘County
May
W. B. Deffendall
Mrs Scott Opposes Woman Suffrage in Strong Address
Mr Matthew J Scott life president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution opposed woman suffrage in a second state meeting. He urged that war losses fall on men and warned of home and family disruption if women vote. He questioned political clubs, public ballots, and the burden on married women and mothers after election day.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Hax Lssived i Second State
Mear
To the Point in Prose on Belief and Color
A compact, dated reflection contrasts widows, love, and value with lines about character and wit. It cites a Philadelphia Record quote on beliefs about men, color, and emotion, and notes Hawaii school demographics showing Japanese enrollment rising while Caucasians fall to 12 percent.
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Hawaii
Cure Constipation with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Teaspoon
Prejudice must yield to health as thousands endorse Dr Caldwell's Syrup. The remedy claims to relieve chronic constipation without harsh laxatives and is sold by mail for fifty cents to one dollar, with sample requests via postal card.
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Arden
Geo
Scott
Freedom
Morgan
Indissay
Ind
Almplresss
Monuicella
Xemon & Postal
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