Clerk Admits Big Theft Stolen $10,000 Express Package
Clayton T Zimmerman, a clerk in the Adams Express company money department, confessed to stealing a $10,000 package en route from the National Bank of the Republic to the Second National Bank at Moormouth. Detectives recovered all but $10, wrapped in a newspaper behind a bathroom moulding.
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Clayton T. Zimmerman
Chicago
Adams Express Company
National Bank of the Republic
Second National Bank
Monmouth
Zimmerman
Pennsylvania Leads National Bank Savings Totals
Washington reports national banks show aggregate savings deposits of $480,304,598 with 6,020 banks reporting. Pennsylvania tops all states with $96,263,678 in savings deposits, across regions led by the Eastern states totaling $173,712,832 and overall national figures by region.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Comptroller
Middle States
Southern States
New England
Pacific States
West
Island
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Pennsylvania
Naonal
Porch Collapse Injures Forty in Bronx Clearing Shelter
A porch collapse at a Claremont Park mansion in the Bronx injures forty people from a 250 strong crowd seeking shelter from a shower. The fall into a cellar fifteen feet deep leaves five in serious condition and two feared dead. named injured include Miss Minnie Weiser berger and Miss Lena Silver.
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New York
Claremont Park
Bronx
Minnie Weiserberger
Lena Silver
Jury in Japanse Discharged After Plantation Riot
Honolulu July 20 The jury in the case of thirteen Japanese strikers who resisted arrest after the June 8 Wapahu plantation riot retired Saturday afternoon and reported a disagreement. It stood seven for conviction and five for acquittal of all thirteen defendants.
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Honolulu
Wapahu
Aime
Eight Die in Berlin Motor Race Fire Toll Rises
Eight people die after a wreck during a motor race at the Old Lot legumens in Berlin. Four more were burned in the fire following a motorcycle explosion, bringing total deaths to elect.
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Berlin
Old
Lote Legumens
Anti Alcohol Congress Attracts Global Attendance
London July 20 reports the national antialcohol congress drawing over 400 attendees from the United States and other foreign nations among the participants continuing efforts to curb Alcohol consumption.
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London
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trading and Closing Quotations
Liberal arrivals of grain from the 1909 crop push wheat lower on the Chicago board with final quotes around 1.16 to 1.18. Corn steadies, oats weaken, and provisions rise with July pork at 20.00 and September at 21.05. South Omaha live stock sees cattle steady to strong, hogs lower with most sales 7.65 to 7.75, and sheep prices around 4.00 to 6.25 for yearlings to lambs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago July 19 cattle receipts reach 24 000 with steers at 5 60 to 5 70 cows 4 00 to 5 50 heifers 2 60 to 6 50 bulls 3 40 to 5 25 calves 3 00 to 8 75 stockers and feeders 3 75 to 5 15 Hoge receipts 30 000 up about 0 0e higher choice heavy 8 25 to 8 35 light 7 70 to 6 10 packing 7 90 to 9 00 pigs 5 60 to 7 05 bulk 7 85 to 7 95 sheep receipts 26 000 steady sheep 3 50 to 4 00 lambs 6 50 to 8 25 yearlings 4 60 to 6 00
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South Omaha
Chicago
Nebraska bank law upheld by counsel in federal brief
Lincoln briefs by O. Whedon argue the 1909 Nebraska guaranty banking law is constitutional. The state may restrict banking to corporations and fund deposits to protect creditors, with the act designed to avert panics and promote public welfare.
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Lincoln
O. Whedon
Guaranty Banking
Mr. Whedon
Supreme Court of the United States
Nebraska
United States
South Dakota
Albert
Republican Convention Called Lincoln July 17
The Republican state convention will be held in Lincoln on Thursday July 17 with C. O. Whedon named as temporary chairman.
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Lincoln
O. Whedon
Indian Elope r With Girl Fails As Sheriff Intervenes
Bridgeport Nebraska July 17 The romance of a wealthy Indian, Ienally Ribbard, and the sixteen year old daughter of a white farmer Comstock is halted by Sheriff Belden who intercepts the elopers en route to Bridgeport. The girl refuses to renounce love but cannot obtain a license, so she returns home with her father. Ribbarl, a prosperous landowner, owns 2000 acres and 200 cattle valued at about 10000.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Ienally Ribbard
Redington
Comstock
Sheriff Belden
Nic Cwstody
Ribbar
Love Malone mayoral contest climbs to supreme court
Lincoln July 17 The Love Malone contest for Lincoln mayor has reached the supreme court. Malone filed a contest after Love received a certificate and qualified. Attorneys for Love sought to block county court hearing and appeal the mandamus denial to the supreme court. Mayor Love continues to hold office as the election dispute proceeds slowly toward a new vote.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Don L. Love
Robert Malone
Malone
Love
District Court
Child Found Alive After 42 Hour Lost Hunt Near Lexington
The two year old daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Troyer was missing in the Hilla area twenty six miles northwest of Lexington for forty two hours. Bloodhounds and about two hundred volunteers aided the search. The child was found unharmed despite prolonged exposure and is returned to her grandmother.
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Hille
Lexington
Neb
Myrtle Troyer
Hilla
Troyer
Lomax
Omaha Saloon Keeper Fined Under Eight Oclock Law
Frank Dinaizzo, saloon keeper, was fined $100 for violating the eight oclock closing law. Police Judge Crawford upheld the statute as constitutional and germane to Slocumb law, with appeal to district court and a $200 bond posted.
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Omaha
Frank Dinaizzo
Crawford
Dinuezo
Dindizo
Syracuse Farmer Fatally Hurt in Nebraska Accident
Syracuse Nebraska July 16 Christ Meyer a farmer near Herllin was seriously injured when his binder driven by four horses ran away. He was thrown from the seat and dragged about fifty feet sustaining a broken leg severe chest wound and a deep skull fracture.
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Syracuse
Neb
Christ Meyer
Herllin
Bullets Fly in Omaha Saloon Tragedy
In Omaha at a Tenth and Douglas street saloon a man named Jesse Smith from Trinidad Solo shot five times into a crowd. He killed James Rollins a colored piano player and seriously wounded James F. McGinnity a bystander and lightly hurt an unknown man. Smith had been ejected for threatening the tender and returned to “clean out” the place. He was captured and jailed.
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Omaha
Jesse Smith
Trinidad
Solo
Tenth and
Douglas Streets
James Rollins
James F. McGinnity
Smith
New Manager of Corn Show in Omaha Appointed
T F Sturgess secretary of the National Corn exposition was elected general manager to replace J Wilkes Jones who resigned. Sturgess edits the Twentieth Century Farmer. Jones formerly taught at Iowa State Ames and now runs an irrigation project in Idaho. Peter Jorgensen Killed Between Cars in Omaha.
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Omaha
T. F. Sturgess
J. Wilkes Jones
Sturgess
Professor Jones
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Idaho
Peter Jorgensen
Burlington
Gibson
Kennard Dies in Chicago Hospital
Milton J. Kennard former chairman of the board of county commissioners and First district member died suddenly in a Chicago hospital. He served in the current term and was a prominent local official with ties to Omaha.
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Kennard
Chicago
Omaha
Milton J. Kennard
Board of Counity Commissioners
Harriman’s Health Improves With Daily Walking Tours
In Gastein Austria on July 19 E H Harriman's health shows notable improvement as he undertakes long daily walking tours, signaling a rebound in his condition.
Personal Tax Payment and Delinquency Notice
Taxes are due November 3 with delinquency dates for personal taxes on December 1 and land tax on May 1. Interest accrues from delinquency date. Real estate will be advertised the first week of October and sold for taxes the first Monday in November. Include property description in all tax communications to Free Maiurine, Co, Treasurer.
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Free Maiurine, Co
Repair and Practical Mechanic For Sewing Machines
A practical mechanic is secured to repair sewing machines and organs. The service is permanent at Ke Phoes 139 run by Geo D Darling. Do not trust traveling repair men to perform needed work.
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Mane
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Desch
P. O
Newberry
J. F. Bloom & CO
Nebraska News
Love-Malone Contest
Thuet
Jim Horn
F. J. Brennan
Wm. James
Wwood
al Wiker
Grand Island Granite and Marble Works
Phoes
Geo, D
Darling
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