Run on a bank ends in a staged calm at Federal Reserve event
In Kansas City a bank run was transformed into a dramatic demonstration as a convoy of money arrived at 9 o clock with police escort. W. J. Bailey, governor of the Federal Reserve, reassured depositors that the bank was sound and able to meet demands. Most attendees left with red flowers from two flower girls, turning fear into a reception and underscoring the Fed’s role in stability.
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Kansas City
W. J. Bailey
Federal Reserve Bank
Bailey
Federal Reserve
Builders Say Winter Won’t Curtail Work
Builders expect winter construction to peak, with planners advancing projects despite cold weather. Industry leaders note seasonal patterns are habit, not climate, and point to increased winter erection activity, while tool makers and banks monitor the building field for momentum and prudence.
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Hoover
United Stars and Comedy
Moore USA
Amett Pew
Evesteeting
Ieee Erage
Household Struggles Burden Audrey in Finances and Love
Audrey Aillen faces mounting bills while her husband John is away. Marcie and Nona advise keeping wealth secure, avoiding heavy spending, and focusing on ways to attract and please her husband. The scene blends domestic tension with tips on fitness, money worries, and social pressure in a midcentury home setting.
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Misa Allen
Audrey
Marcie
John
Enort
Nona
Nena
Morton
Nene
News
Mar
Audrey Cheedderad
Bee
He Pearet
Bee Tomight
Fragmented confession after roadside crash and odd garbled notes
The text recounts an evening incident at Sixth and Peth streets where the driver reports a sudden loss of steering control and a near collision with a barrier. It includes a long, highly garbled string of letters and phrases, with little coherent structure or clear facts beyond the crash impression and disjointed memories.
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Sixth
Peth
Bette
Ferther
Greer
Waite
Reddy Fox Fails to Catch Grouse in Forest Chase
In a green forest chase, Reddy Fox creeps toward a brush pile believing Mr and Mrs Grouse are hidden there. A squirrel shouts Reddy Fox alerting Mr Grouse, who leaps to a tree while Mrs Grouse remains elusive. Copyright 1926 Burgess.
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Reddy
Mr. Grouse
Mrs. Grouse
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
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