No Rush to Insure National Banks of Oklahoma Not in Stampede
Deputy Comptroller JT P Kane said only two Oklahoma national banks have entered liquidation to become state banks, while seven more may. About 310 national banks exist in Oklahoma. fifty-seven joined the guaranty scheme, with thirty-three replying to withdrawal notices and seven more indicating intent to surrender national charters. Deputation cites attorney general opinions and state guaranty law requirements as factors in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. P. Kane
Oklahoma
Mr. Kane
State Banking Board
Sever
Tas Ayies
Els
Soldiers assault Guatamala prisoners to stop lynching report
A new officer escorted a young woman when thirty-two artillery men attacked. She was beaten and assaulted, left unconscious, then crawled to a house to tell her tale. Twenty-six men allegedly involved are jailed in the camp prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme
Iary
Meriibery Batters
Twenty-first
Heer
Ayot
Smassees Ali Records on Western Trip Delays
The report details Ali Smassees records for a Western voyage, noting Bow ers AL records and Cunard liner Lusitania. It references a Thursday night event, weather and sea conditions, and a historic time of fourteen hours and forty minutes tied to previous records as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Cunard
Lusitas
Lusitania
Turmingharm Ada Deputies and Miners Strike Force Grows
Report from Turmingharm Ada notes increased deputy and miner presence amid a strike. Governor Tada faces calls to intervene as unrest grows. A plot to blow up the miners’ quarters and assassinate deputies is alleged, with a red sheet report downplaying details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turmingharm
Ada
Tada
Widening Breech in Dutch Venezuelan Trade Row
Developments in the dispute between the Netherlands and Venezuela prompted retaliation on both sides. On Friday Rogal Duten West Indian Mail lines decided temporarily to discontinue its service amid the tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Venezuela
Rogal Duten
Sioux City Live Stock Market Prices
Friday's quotations from the Sioux City live stock market list steer beef at 3.75 and top hogs at 6.45 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Haskell Arrives in Chicago to Organize Campaign Funds
Haskell of Goktahon treasur fre for the democratic national commit tee arrived in Chicago Friday and began systematizing his efforts to secure campaign funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Fundov
Goktahon Treasurfre
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Fatal Auto Crash Kills Chauffeur in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles motor accident Friday left Joseph Pole dead and two men and a woman injured when a vehicle overturned at an arsenelile site. Authorities report Pole was a chauffeur and the incident occurred in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pole
Elile
Los Angeles
Cal
Springfield Grand Jury Indicts Mob Members After Riot
The Sangamon county special grand jury returned ten indictments against Abram Raymor and Kate Howard for murder malicious mischief and riot connected to last week's mob violence. Raymor faces a murder charge for the lynching of a Black man named Donigan while Howard is charged with similar malicious mischief counts. A rumor linked Rolla Keys and four 17 year olds to the incident but was debunked as accidental shooting. The case includes evidence gathered by a military inquiry led by Lieut Col Chipperfield and points to arson by a former Springfield police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Rolla Keys
Gracide
George Richardson
Mabel Hallam
Keys
Sangamon County
Abram Raymor
Kate Howard
Raymor
Howard
William Donigan
Chipperfield
First Cavalry
Col. Chipperfield
Haduly Opens National AGs Meeting in Denver
The second annual meeting of the National Association of Attorneys General opened in Denver with Herbert S. Hadley of Missouri delivering the opening address on the effects of anti trust litigation. He referenced the 6 million dollar Standard Oil fine and urged focus on the real owners and offenders rather than technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization of Attorney Generals
Denver
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Association
Hadley
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
John D. Rockefeller
HE H. Rogers
Maniac Attacks Patient in Bartonville Tuberculosis Tent
Two nurses on duty at Bartonville tuberculosis tent thwarted a slaughter by Max Sippelberger who hid a hammer in his bed. He struck William Finney with a single blow, crushing his skull. Finney died from the injury. The suspect’s violence follows his noted mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonville
Max Sippelberger
William Finney
Graft in Havana Schools Sparks Investigation
Irregularities found in Havana public instruction department under superintendent Lincoln de Zayas prompt Lieut. Col. Ballard to act as supervisor and conduct a strict inquiry. Reports indicate padding of pay rolls as part of the misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Instruction
Havana
Lincoln de Zayas
Col. Ballard
Tiger and Bull Combat Shut Down by Police Crowd
A tiger and a bull fought in a stout cage at a private estate near Mapseller France. The animals were goaded by handlers as spectators watched. the bull struck first, wounding the tiger, but police arrived and broke up the spectacle, ending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapseller
France
Independent shovel plant burned at Newcastle loss 59900
Fire destroyed an independent Ta liana Shovel company plant in Newcastle sending flames through the facility. The loss was reported at 59900 dollars with the plant described as an independent concern that had produced shovel rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taliana Shovel Company
Newcastle
Frisco Borrows $2,000,000 Loan Blocked by Harriman Ties
The Frisco railroad secured a $2 million loan after prior denials. Officials indicate the funds come from a United States iron and steel firm, with earlier obstruction attributed to Harriman blocking Wells Fargo. The sequence shows financial maneuvering and cross-organization involvement in railroad financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Frisco Railroad
United States Ixess Company
Harriman
Wells-Fargo
Farmer Slays Wife and Himself in Wisconsin
Reports from yndon Wisconsin state a farmer named Her on Myer a county resident killed his wife and then took his own life. The incident occurred at the couple’s home and authorities are investigating the sequence of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yndon
Wis
Heron Myer
That County
Insanity Plea Expected in Hains Trial
Insanity is likely to be the defense for Capt. Hains and his associate T. Jenkins Hains as they approach trial, with both allegedly overwhelmed by emotional strain. The case centers on alleged misconduct that authorities will pursue in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
Seventeen Viborg Manifesto Detainees Released
Seventeen members of the first group arrested for signing the Viborg manifesto have been released from custody in St. Petersburg after serving three months of imprisonment that began on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kix-Dumua
Uma
Wen
St. Petersburg
Turmoil as Troops Are Withdrawn from Springfield
Fear grips Springfield’s black community as two infantry regiments depart and two more are to go home, prompting protests to statecountycity officials. Residents fear a mob. many seek shelter at the arsenal and on trains while others walk the roads in rain. Grand jury hears two dozen witnesses but returns no findings. anonymous threatening letters rise as merchants grow alarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal
Explosion Wounds Thirteen at Detroit Dynamite Blast
Thirteen men were seriously injured, six possibly fatally, when a dynamite charge exploded Wednesday in Detroit Mich. at a vessel working in the New Livinestone channel. The day shift began cleaning a late ver before the blast as the drill lay. Injured include Paul Truesgade US government inspector from Madison Wisconsin, badly bruised and shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Inti
Livinestone
Paul Truesgade
United States
Madison
Wis
Seventy Miners Entombed After Maypole Mine Explosion
English mine disaster leaves seventy miners entombed in the Maypole shaft at Wigen Feng. Rescue teams report no survivors and eighteen bodies recovered badly mutilated near the shaft bottom. Gas clearance halted work as the mine remains on ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigen
Feng
Maypole
Forest Fires Threaten Kimberly and Nearby Towns
A Cranbrook dispatch reports fires menacing Kimberly and Southerland Manitoba area. Another blaze close to Moyle and a fourth near Ryan threaten timber resources. Vast timber loss reported as fires burn Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Man
Cranbrook
Southerland
Moyle
Ryan
Two Die in Auto Wreck at Cottagewoods Colorado?
John Gluck a Minneapolis brewer and his wife were instantly killed when their auto collided with a railway train at Cottagewoods Bake Mire netunka Minn. A sister of Mrs Clack, Mrs Lebaire, and her young child were injured and possibly fatally harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gluck
Minneapolis
Lebaire
Clack
Cottagewoods
Mirenetunka
Minn
New German explosive shatters Krupp armor near Munich
A powerful new high explosive tested near Munich reportedly shattered Krupp armor plates. Described as sensational, the shell detonations pierced armor with electricity triggered firing. Inventor named Fritz Cehere claims the device outmatches prior charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Fritz Cehere
Goodrich Becomes Senior Admiral After Evans Retirement
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans retires and Rear Admiral Casper F. Goodrich, commandant of the New York navy yard, assumes leadership. Goodrich will retire in January next.
Dresden Cashier Stole Vast Embezzled Funds Then Hangs
Herman Eekert, cashier of the Freedener bank at Dresden, vanished after embezzling about $43,254 over a long period. He concealed the losses by falsifying accounts and ended his life by hanging on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Eekert
Freedener Bank
Dresden
German Emperor Donates to Tuberculosis Fund
The emperor of Germany contributed 24000 to the Hubert Koch fund aimed at resisting the spread of tuberculosis and advancing public health efforts. The gesture underscores official support for anti tuberculosis campaigns and pathogen control across Europe. The donation highlights ongoing international philanthropy in the early 20th century health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hubert Koch
Beall Theater Wins Temporary Injunction in Council Bluffs Case
A. B. Beall Theater Company obtained a district court temporary injunction restraining W. A. Maurer from pursuing a forcible entry and detainer action. Beall seeks to enforce a June 1907 lease, claim $4,000 in improvements, and $1,000 in damages, with a $600 rent payment amid disputed repairs. Judge N. W. Macy signed the order after bond of $1,000 was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Beall
Council Bluffs
A. B. Beall Theater Company
W. A. Maurer
Court of Justice
A. Greene
Beall Company
N. W. Macy
Sioux City
Des Moines Women Arrested in Stein Mystery
Mrs Morris Stein and Mrs Reuben Bayard, wife and mother-in-law of Morris Stein of Des Moines, are detained on complicity charges in the Loudenville Ohio double murder case. Des Moines police await warrants from Ohio authorities before holding them, with Ohio forwarding warrants for arrest and request for return to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Des Moines
Morris Stein
Reuben Bayard
Loudenville
Hester Porter
Col. Johnston
Ohio
Col. Tahnsten
Fire on Pigeon Ranch Burns 3500 Birds at Spencer
Nearly 3,500 pigeons perished in a fire at Will Becket's pigeon and chicken farm near Spencer on a Wednesday night. Origin unknown. With the ranch beyond city fire limits, only bucket methods saved adjacent structures. At the time, about 1,500 pigeons and 1,000 chickens were housed in coops and netting. Most birds were smothered by smoke before burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Will Becket
Becket
Cupid in spectacular stunt wedding in Cedar Falls
Archie Brett and Miss Nellie Call, both of Waterloo, wed in the street at Cedar Falls in a show tied to the merchants harvest jubilee. Rev Ed ward Hildebran officiated as three thousand spectators watched. A Cedar Falls concert band led the wedding march as the couple arrived in ten cars. The merchants presented the couple with $1090 in gold to each after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Archie Brett
Nellie Call
Waterloo
Edward Hildebran
United Brethren
L. FH. Keef
Merchants of
Ida County Chautauqua Draws Big Crowds at Opening
The first annual Ida county Chautauqua drew crowds of about 2,500 on opening day. Senator Burkett of Nebraska spoke Wednesday afternoon, followed by Frederick Ward in the evening. Thursday featured Father Nagle in the afternoon and the Chicago Tadies orchestra in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yda County
Ida County
Innes Land
Senator Burkett
Nebraska
Frederick Ward
Father Nagle
Chicaro Tadies
Aged Man Walks Sixty Miles to Waterloo Visit
James Sandy aged 18 arrived at Waterloo from Otage to visit relatives. He walked about sixty miles in three days averaging twenty miles daily. Mr Sandy is well to do and walks for pleasure deriving vigor from the exercise and his routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sandy
Waterloo
Otage
Mr. Sandy
Eloping Couple Hurries to Chicago After Dubuque Escape
A 35 year old New Hampton woman with her 4 month old Frances Thompson traveled to Dubuque with 27 year old Vincent Brune. They registered at a local hotel as husband and wife before a deputy sheriff pursued two hours after their train to Chicago departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Thompson
New Hampton
Dubuque
Vincent Brune
Chicago
Illinois pastor called to Dubuque church
Rev. F. M. Sheldon of the First Congregational church in Rockford Illinois has been extended a call to serve the pulpit at the First Congregational church in Dubuque to fill the vacancy left by Dr. G. L. Cady now at Dorchester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlinois
F. M. Sheldon
First Congregational Church
Rockford, Ill
First Congregational Church of
Dubuque
G. L. Cady
Dorchester, Mags
Saints Camp Meeting Opens in Council Bluffs
The annual camp meeting of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for two Iowa districts will start in Council Bluffs on Saturday and run about ten days.
Ditch Work Planned After Dredge Sinking Incident
The report notes a severe dredge accident and subsequent salvage. Witch Faris & Co. will dig a three mile temporary ditch to relieve overflow. Chicago Canal Construction will complete the northern end this fall. John C. Clary and associates seek a new western start ditch of about fifteen miles to join the Monona Harrison system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witch Faris & Co
Chicago Canal Construction Company
John C. Clary
Hornick
Board of Supervisors
Monona-Harrison Ditch
Monona -Harrison Ditch
Freight Train Wreck on Northwestern Near Hawarden
A way freight train left Hawarden after 2 PM when a box car broke causing four cars to topple down a twelve foot embankment near Maurice. One refrigerator car was launched twenty feet into the air and damaged telegraph lines. three other cars were severely wrecked. No injuries were reported. traffic halted and transfers needed for later trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Hawarden
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Way
Maurice
Three Children Rescued After Gasoline Incident
Arthur and Herbert Anderson with their friend Louie McCurdy aged 10 6 and 5 entered their Akron home basement to fill small gasoline cans for street lamps. They were overcome by gasoline fumes, found unconscious by Mrs. McCurdy, revived after hours of treatment and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Arthur
Herbert Anderson
Louie McCurdy
Jack Anderson
Woman Drops Dead Waiting for Street Car in Waterloo
An unidentified woman from Independence, Mrs Meythaller, collapsed on a Waterloo street Tuesday while waiting for a street car to reach her ill daughter. Later that day a Independence jeweler's box in her shopping bag led to her identification, revealing the daughter’s serious illness and the fruit jar and other items for the invalid.
Woman attempts death by carbolic acid over reprimand
Mrs Mary Benedict of Council Bluffs daughter of Nora Sears proprietor of the Aetropolitan hotel on West Broadway drank carbolic acid after a quarrel with her mother over hotel work. She left the hotel with her baby and was reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wad
Mary Benedict
Council Bluffs
Nora B. Sears
West Broadway
Brakeman Sues Burlington for Damages
Dubuque brakeman George McCabe sues for 25000 dollars claiming negligence by the Burlington Railroad caused him to lose a foot in duty. Proceedings seek compensation for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCabe
Dubuque
Formely
Burlington
Lien on Railroad Filed by Contractor Robert Etsy
A mechanics cash lien of 60000 has been recorded in Hardin Franklin and Cerro Gordo counties by Robert Etsy contractor of Marshalltown against the St Paul and Des Moines railway. Etsy built the line from Iowa Falls to Mason City and foreclosure action is expected to be brought soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Franklin
Cerro Gordo
Robert Etsy
Marshalltown
St. Paul and
Des Moines
Etzy
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Yields Reported From Merrill Area Fields
Grain yields near Merrill show strong results with John Schimberg recording about 32 bushels per acre in one field. Frank Donilh threshed 51 bushels of barley per acre. Ruben Spies harvested 26 bushels of winter wheat per acre from his field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
John Schimberg
Frank Donilh
Ruben Spies
Revival of packing industry in Dubuque predicted
Cuba City capitalist C. J. V. Wellsford forecasts a revival of the packing industry in Dubuque after twenty years. He states that the $100,000 needed to purchase and remodel the old Ryan concern will be forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
C. J. V. Wellsford
Cuba City
Ryan
Murder Suspect Caught in Pearl Marshall Case
A suspect in the alleged attempt on Pearl Marshall was arrested in Mason. Authorities describe the arrest as part of the Streator homicide investigation. The figure, identified as Frank Wilson, is in custody for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Marshall
Streator
Lil
Frank Wilson
Ored
Mason ‘Cig
Lincoln honored by temperance speakers in Chicago event
The report recounts a Chicago gathering where speakers referenced Lincoln and Taft as historical figures tied to party pride. Prohibition supporters questioned the impact of the temperance movement, while Chafin was described as delivering a keynote that reflected party tensions and anticipated formal acceptance letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago
Dr. Charney
Sean
Manent
Columbus
Burg
Uel Dickle
Albion
Mile
Howard
Rochester
Stevens
Tyrone
Pay AG
Yger
Lincoln
Neb
Pel Whirter
Indianapolis
Bryan
Pg Party
Cincinnati
Taft
Chicago
United States
Drd
Washington
Chafin
Temperance Quest
Ation P
Evans Wears No More Warships of His Country
Admiral Robley D. Evans of the United States Navy dies at 62 after a long career spanning forty eight years of service. He mourns his grief with heartfelt tributes from friends across the country at Mohonk as President Roosevelt parties praise his steadfast devotion to duty. The admiral reflects on a life of honor and the readiness to serve again if history calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robley DD. Evans
States Navy
United Navy
I Mohonk
Adalte
Andrew 8. Draper
Admiral Evans
Ret
Roosevelt
Evans
American traveler wins New York to Pan route race setting record
The American racer completed an 11 000 mile journey in 120 days from New York to Paris to Pan. Officials awarded the win citing rail transport traces. Chairman Hitch chairs the national committee executive. Mrs Lloyd Osbourne has filed a suit for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Protos
New York-to-Pan
Paris T
Otes
Evel
Hitch National Committee
Lloyd Osbourne
Elist
Eepare
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