Pittsburg Scare D About Ended Cial Circles
Pittsburg authorities investigate a scare that interrupted daily life as officials closed streets and questioned residents about a circular threat. No injuries reported and no arrests announced.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
Banks Will Reopen After Kuhn Interest Easing
Banking turmoil shows signs of normalcy as runs on savings banks ease after First Second National collapse. McKeesport’s First National bank likely to reopen within a week with Kuhn interests removed. Federal judges grant receiverships for six American Water Works and Guaranty subsidiaries, naming Samuel A. Gilmore and others to oversee assets. Kuhn and family stay at Pride's Crossing as he returns home from a distant crash day. bankers assess relief and local clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
McKeesport
Kuhn
First Second National Bank
C. P. Orr
American Water Works and Guaranty Company
United Coal
Somerset Smokeless Coal
Naomi Coal
Merchants’ Coal of Pennsylvania
Isabella- Connellsville Coke
Pittsburg & Baltimore Coal Company
Samuel A. Gilmore
James D. O'Neill
William K. Johnson
Thurston Wright
Robert P. Watt
Lucien Hill
Maryland
Hill
W.S. Kuhn
Pride's Crossing
Mass
J. S. Kuhn
Treasury Seeks Bank Violations Probe Over Pittsburg Failure
Secretary McAdoo will await the National Bank Examiner Samuel Hann's report to decide if the national bank act was violated in the First Second National Bank of Pittsburg operations. Comptroller Kane noted a leaked surveillance report and a $500,000 withdrawal by a large depositor, prompting the closure to protect smaller depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
National Bank
Samuel Hann
First Second National Bank of Pittsburg
McReynolds
National Bank Act
Department of Justice
Treasury
Williams
First National Bank
McKeesport
Pittsburg Bank
Treasury Department
Kane
Conflicting Balkan Reports Leave Battle Details Unclear
Conflicting reports from the Balkan front leave the battle outcome and exact engagements unclear. Observers note difficulty verifying troop movements and casualty figures amid shifting local narratives and incomplete dispatches.
Bulgars Claim Victory and Peace Talks Loom in Balkans
Dispatches from London and Belgrade report Bulgarian forces retreating before Greek advances while Serb troops hold key positions. Reports say Bulgaria seeks peace terms via the powers amid cholera fears and troop exhaustion. Roumanian plans and Greek protests over alleged Bulgarian atrocities add to a volatile Balkan scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Bogdanza
Nigrita
Guergehli
Greeks Press Mountain Passes Toward Strumitza
Official dispatches report Greek forces attacking mountain passes toward Strumitza on Tuesday with Bulgarians offering resistance. Greeks gained control of passes before nightfall but fighting paused. subsequent bulletins say Bulgarians retreated in headlong flight as Greek forces struck Strumitza in a night attack, inflicting heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Strumitza
Bulgarian envoy empowered to negotiate Marmora settlement
In Constantinople on July 9 Bulgaria replies to the sultanate by agreeing to evacuate Marmora coast. Bulgarian delegate M Natchovitch, ex foreign minister, arrives at Tchatalja and is authorized to settle Marmora terms. Meanwhile the Porte orders immediate military occupation to Enos-Midia line per the London protocol. The mood recalls last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Sublime Porte
Marmora
M. Natchovitch
Tchatalja
Porte
Enos-Midia
London
Dipsomania Defense for Hicklin's Errors
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports John W. Hicklin former county treasurer on trial for embezzling 6300. Defense portrays chronic alcoholism as making him irresponsible during the period of alleged theft. Witnesses describe sleep loss, lighting fixation, odd bank deposits, and a theater incident triggering tears. The case may close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
John W. Hicklin
Hicklin
Charles H. Hall
Suffragettes Back Former Antagonist in Campaign
Salt Lake July 9 Following a suffragette push against Z X Snyder president of the Colorado Normal school led by Chicago members of the National Education association it was announced that his name would not be presented as a presidential candidate This leaves J B Swain of Swarthmore University with little opposition The fight stemmed from his opposition to Ella Flagg Young when she ran for president three years ago Translated remarks discuss new art movements and the value of music in education A W Winship cites ethics of music in schooling and ragtime as social gauge Officers named include W R Hodges president Joseph D Sena vice president Frank M Bruce secretary Grace Baldwin president Mary Willard Rae Helen M Holden Grace DeGraff vice presidents Molly R Hobbs secretary treasurer and others noted as related to the league of teachers associations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Z. X. SnyDer
Colorado Normal School
Chicago
National Education Association
J. B. Swain
Swarthmore University
Snyder
Ella Flagg Young
Robert B. Harshe
Stanford University
Department of Manual Training and Art
A. W. Winship
Boston
Department of School Administration
W. R. Hodges
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Joseph D. Sena
Santa Fe
N. M
Frank M. Bruce
Milwaukee
League of Teachers’ Associations
Miss Grace Baldwin
Minneapolis
Mary Williard Rae
Syracuse
N. Y
Helen M. Holden
Grace DeGraff
Portland
Ore
Molly R. Hobbs
Baltimore
Daniels Coming to Butte for a One Day Visit
Secretary of the Navy Daniels, en route from Pacific coast naval yard inspections, will spend July 39 in Butte before continuing to Salt Lake and Denver. He plans a brief stop on his return trip, timed during a voyage through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Hope 10 Tariff Battle Heads to Court Over Four Years
Washington July 9 Republicans warn that passage of the tariff revision bill by the senate caucus would trigger years of court interpretation. Senator Smoot says phraseology and reclassifications create four years of litigation, delaying revenues as importers hire lawyers to challenge wording. Democrats plan to amend schedules, potentially removing free raw wool and free sugar, while House conference may insist on the original bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Smoot
House
Butte Race Meet Falls to Ogden in Standard Form Chart
In the Butte race meet section the results show Ogden defeating Butte. The sports brief reports the outcome with standings and notes the local disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Balkans
Hicklin
Clark
Butte
Ogden
Sporting News
Deer Lodge
New Haven Railroad
Sparrows
MacCallum & Cloutier
Father Clark Again Is Endeavorers President
Los Angeles hosts the twenty sixth international Christian Endeavor convention with nearly 13000 delegates. Francis E Clark unanimously reelected president as Dr Shaw also retains post. A Toronto delegate proposed a 5000 dollar fund to expand Endeavor work, with plans to grow it in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
International Christian Endeavor
Southern California
Francis E. Clark
D. C
Washington, D. C
Father Endeavor
Percy S. Foster
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
L. Kovates
Hungarian Christian Endeavor Union
Akaiko Akana
The
Endeavorers of
Hawaii
Clark
William Shaw
Boston
Shaw
C. G. Stewart
Toronto
Canada
Christian Endeavor
Two Days Set Apart for Missouri Road Work
Governor Major announced two days set apart for citizen road work across Missouri and urged county courts to plan for thousands of volunteer road workers. He expects at least 590000 men and boys to respond and says he will participate in road labor in Cole county himself with pick and shovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Major
Cole
Investigation of Widest Scope Probes Charges
Representatives insist on a probe into charges as the widest scope investigation moves forward.
Lobby probes broadened as Garrett heads new House panel
The House appointed a seven member special committee led by Representative Garrett of Tennessee to probe legislative influence and improper dealings by firms or individuals. Hearings begin Monday as the inquiry expands to cover all efforts to control lawmakers, with members of Congress and NAM officials among expected witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Henry
Clark
Garrett
Tennessee
M. M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Cline
Indiana
Russell
Missouri
Roddenberg
Georgia
Willis
Ohio
Stafford
Wisconsin
Nolen
California
Senate Committee
Congress
Overman
Cannon
Aldrich
Watson
Mulhall
Levy
McDermott
Illinois
Mount Tamalpais Fire Threatens Mill Valley and Muir Woods
Fire from Mount Tamalpais advances down Blythe canyon toward Mill Valley with hundreds of firefighters, soldiers, and civilians fleeing. Ralston White’s estate and cottages near Muir Woods are under siege as fires spread to Redwood and Baltimore canyons. Mrs Tierney remains at her post tending the garden and preparing coffee as flames force evacuation and leave cars, paintings, and poultry at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mt. Tamalpais
Redwood Grove
Muir Wood
Great Grove
Mill Valley
Blythdale Canyon
Mount Tamalpais
Baltimore Canyon
Cortes
Larkspur
Redwood Canyon
Muir Forest of Sequoias
Muir Woods
Ralston White
Garden of Allah
William Tierney
Northern Pacific Cuts Spokane to Montana Freight Rates
Spokane, July 9. The Northern Pacific announced a voluntary reduction in freight rates from Spokane to Montana points to be effective in August. All classes and commodity rates drop. for example the present first class rate to Butte at $1.54 falls to $1.07, with the same ratio applied to all Montana points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific
Montana
Butte
Relief from heat brings showers over Kansas
Relief from the most excessive heat of the season arrived in Kansas with general showers. In Kansas City area the northwest reported temperatures near 100 yesterday, but today a cooling high of about 80 degrees was recorded across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Votes For Senators Six Thousand Each
Webster Springs West Virginia July 9 A trial reveals U S Senator Davis Elkins campaign manager Joseph A McLane testified about bribery in the legislature race Ruth Duff allegedly sought votes for Elkins Duff reportedly asked for six thousand dollars per senator and daily expense money, claiming four votes to deliver and noting a notebook line about meeting the dictagraph during the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Springs
W. Va
Joseph A. McLane
United States
Davis Elkins
West Virginia
Ruth Duff
McLane
Duff
Elkins
Borah Homestead Bill Favored by Senate Committee
The senate public lands committee reported Senator Borahs bill to amend the three year homestead law. It allows title after three years residence by showing improvements valued at $1.50 per acre instead of cultivation. Borah expects passage this session. the House action likely next winter with general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Borah
Ohay
Senate
House
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CIAL
Savings Bank
Ron
Bank For Savings
Balkan
Ing
Daily Telegraph
Uskup
Servia
Ivanoff
Kavala
Dedegatch
Vienna
Roumania
W. W. Berry
Salt Lake City
Berry
F. D. Whisler
G. T. McCullough
Minneapolis Journal
Young
HOPE
Senator Smoot
Anaconda News
Hassan
Miss Rankin
Glendale
Financial News
Knights of Pythias
Father Clark
Endeavorers’ President
House OF
Ate
Whitman
William Whitman
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Dingley
Allison
Platt
Connecticut
Breckenridge
Arkansas
Ways and Means Committee
Bly
Thedale Cnanyon
Mount Ta
Matipais
Blaise
Bulletin
Struccle
Ward Mill Valley
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