Bank's Run and Big Blunder Amid Panic Hall
A detailed testimony describes a bank loan of 16 million dollars secured by 20 million in securities with 6 million drawn the next day and up to 31 October, followed by a 15 million loan for 30 million in securities. Thorne explains funds came from Morgan and associates while Littleton laments the panic impact on the Trust Company of America. A government inquiry into industrial trusts and a federal investigation plan are discussed as potential remedies.
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Mr. Stone
Perkins
Trust Company of America
Congress
Littleton
America
Mr. Perkins
Deaths of Thomas Ryan and Louisa Conrad Reported in Copper Country
Obituary notices detail the death of Thomas D. Ryan of Calumet, age 65, after a seven year illness with ties to Anaconda Hancock and Calumet. Survived by wife, brother John L. Ryan, five sisters, and notable fraternal memberships. Funeral at St Patrick's in Hancock. Also announced is Louisa Conrad of New Alsace Indiana, age 74, mother of Eugene Conrad, with East Park Ave ties to Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Butta
Copper
Michigan
Thomas D. Ryan
Calumet
Houghton County
Thomas JL. Ryan
St. Joseph's Hospital
John L. Ryan
Daniel Lyons
Patrick Kerns
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated
H. Ryan
Detroit
Copper Country
Ryan
Onetonagon
Thomas Ryan
Ontonagon
James Ryan
Hancock
Mary Lynch
Hancock Lodge of Elks
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus of
St. Patrick’s Church
Ce Ised
Eugene Conrad
East Park Avenue
Louisa Conrad
New Alsace
Ind
Conrad
J. L. Kelly
Louise Ehret
Funeral for George Andrews Held Today at 8:30
The funeral for the late George Andrews will be held today from his residence at 5138 Ash Street at 8:30. Andrews, a longtime Anaconda resident and trusted employee of the smelter, is survived by his widow and two sons, John and George.
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George Andrews
Ash Street
Andrews
Anaconda
Tim Sullivan
John
George
Hayes Wins U S Clay Court Tennis Championship
Omaha telegraph from August 11 reports Walter T. Hayes of Chicago defeated Percy Siverd of Pittsburgh in the final to capture the United States clay court title. Defending champion long of San Francisco will not appear to defend the cup.
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Omaha
Neb
Walter T. Hayes
Chicago
United States
Percy Siverd
Pittsburg
Ag M
Long
San Francisco
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Wilk 'Ast
Real Beatty
Stein-Bloch
Michaels-Stein
W.B
W. B
Roy
Tan Russia
Gibson
Goodyear
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Thorne
Anaconda News
Calumet. Mich
Butte
Mary
Bessie
Kate
Anna
Margaret
Miles
Sele
Pring
James M. Self
Sanders County
Self
College of Montana
Deer Lodge
Hayes
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