Federal money for the banks distribution announced
Secretary McAdoo announced the allocation of an additional 10 million dollars in federal funds to 807 national banks across 479 cities in eight states and the District of Columbia. The funds are linked to an interest charge on government deposits and reflect a policy shift amid reductions in some banks deposits. Southern, middle, and western states receive specific portions, based on population, surplus needs, and present circulation.
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McAdoo
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Forts
Columbia
Inn Ying
Pianterest
Secretars
National City Bank
Ettionel Bank of Commerce
Chemical National Bank of
New York City
National Bank of Commerse
New London
Wational Bank of
Savannah
Boston
Chicago
National
Middle States
Western States
Man and Wife Fight Ends in Family Massacre Near Greeley
A violent dispute yesterday between Robert Stantey and his wife northeast of Greeley resulted in the death of the entire family. Coroner WoL Churcht reported upon arrival that the young daughter’s body lay on the floor while revolvers were found by the heads of her father and mother. The incident was telephoned in to authorities this afternoon.
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Greeley
Robert Stantey
Lott
Women Blamed for Fires In Glasgow Waiting Rooms
A fragmentary report notes women blamed for fires at two Glasgow waiting rooms on Shields Road railway premises. Fires were started and extinguished after causing considerable damage before authorities intervened.
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Glasgow
Shields Road Railway
Richmond Round Trip Seaboard Rail Offer
On sale June 7 Seaboard offers $16.70 round trip to Richmond with return via Seaboard. New through trains feature steel sleeping and observation cars and a la carte service. For full information and reservations see Ticket Office 83 Peachtree or call Main 5000 or Atlanta 109.
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Peachtree
Pondera Avenue
Varletta Street
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Georgia Avenue
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Wilson Street
Elizabeth Street
Grown in an Atlanta Garden Scheme for Transcontinental Tapping
An odd note suggests a grand plan to divert the Gulf Stream via a downward spiral railroad shaft near a canyon edge. It envisions a two track system and a shaft about 1000 feet deep for safe, rapid transit with a strict curvature limit.
Farr dies of wounds in duel with Riorden at Grand Street
Matten Carine reports Farr wounded yesterday in a duel with Woack Riorden near Grand Street. Riorden fired six shots, hitting Farr in head and abdomen with a shattered shoulder and fourteen bullets reported. both men are from prominent families.
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Matten
Carine
IC Farr
Woack Riorden
Grand St Murley Courty
Drowned Youth in Millpond Near Here
A 17 year old named Marvin Vaness drowned in a millpond near here this afternoon while bathing. Passersby could not reach him in time and the body was recovered.
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Maxton
Wihite
Marvin Vaness
Senator Palmer Dead After Illness and Service in Chicago Exposition
The article notes the death of Senator Palmer who served in the United States Senate starting in 1882 and held a subsequent post as United States minister to Spain. After his return he became president of the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893.
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Mertte
Tnt
Pumas W Patner
United States Senate
United States
Spain
Chicago
Small Bond Owner From Tre is very nicely that the federal government will have 4 considerable rvenue
A Pennsylvania lawyer notes the new income tax law will tax coupon income for small bond owners. He questions exemptions, affidavits, and how the government may collect at source, fearing widespread tax burdens even for modest holdings.
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Ihalesintma Teager
Pennsylvania
Yhia
Mare Esae
Fye
Roy
Mit
Corde Hull
United States
Discrediting the Gulf Stream Debate in Old Tribune Style
The article discusses skepticism about the Gulf Stream and its source. It notes claims that a warm current at depth might rise near 80 fathoms to temper Europe, making the British Isles and Scandinavia habitable, while suggesting Calder should not press the issue.
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New York Tribune
Sohney Smith
Jeffrey
Equator
Gulf Stream
Lee
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Straits of Florida
Atlantic
British Isles
Scandinavia
Calder
Oldest Pupil on Record in Norkerton Town
Daniel, aged 82, attends school regularly in Norkerton. He farms 180 acres and, though denied schooling in youth, now seizes the chance. Relatives and neighbors regard him kindly, and the community admires the seasoned pioneer spirit he embodies.
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Daniel Suse
Norkerton
Cie
Hbore
Dream to bore shaft to Earth’s center confronts vast hurdles
The text discusses humanity’s grand ambition to drill to the earth’s center to tap heat and power. It notes immense engineering challenges, dangers, and the slow pace of progress, suggesting such feats would risk destroying equipment and require breakthroughs beyond current science.
Taking No Chances Gambler Bets With a Revolver
A Tin Can gambler borrows from a money lender and fails to repay. He threatens the lender with a pistol, who then swallows the note to avoid payment. The Rambler notes the odd mercy and the lender forgives the loan. The gambler later receives a new loan and writes the acknowledgment on a soda crate.
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Krem
Bla Boot
Beats Waiting on the Latest Updates
A fragmented note notes someone waiting for up to date information and mentions Tata and an advertising reference in a tense, incomplete query about timing and who has current data.
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Tata
Alway
Senate to Probe West Virginia Coal Dispute Actions
Mother Jones welcomed a Senate investigation into conditions in West Virginia after three months imprisonment for agitation. The five member committee will probe causes of the coal strike, arrests, and alleged violations of law, including military tribunals, antitrust issues, and immigration practices, with broad authority to examine all related acts by state and federal actors.
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Mother Jones
West Virginia
New York
Senate
West Virgini
Washington
Kern
Committee of Education and Labor
National Legislature
Ersor
United States
Paint Creek
Education and Labor Committee
Idaho
16 Year Old Sydney Grose Demonstrates Angle Trisector
Philadelphia student Sydney Grose, 16, at Central High, unveils a cardboard eight pointed star device that trisects any angle not just a right angle. Esteemed mathematicians including Professor Babb and Professor Brecht praise its practicality, saying it makes angle trisection feasible and useful for architects, draftsmen, and mechanical design.
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Sydney Grose
Central High School
Ney
Boya
M J Babb Walverity
G Pennaytvania
Simtel Brecht
Cntial High School
Philad Ttha
David Fugeye
Dr Rover
A Highway to Ceylon From The London Wards Tree
A lyric fragment describes a red eastern road as green trees glow with sunlit imagery. The scene blends fantastical birds and dusk light, portraying a highway as playground until night.
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Ceylon
London Wards
Chemical National Bank Sets Example Against Interest on Reserves
The article argues against paying interest on reserve deposits held by national banks. It praises Chemical National Bank for declining to pay interest on reserves and warns such payments encourage risky money markets, increase tight money dangers, and hinder sound monetary reform. It notes about 800 million dollars held as reserves could yield over one million in interest, a costly incentive if deposits move during stress.
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Wall Street
United States Treasury
Chemical National Bank
Treasury
New York
Banks Swap Knife-Edge Practice Sparks Debate
Opinions split over ending the swapping of jack knives between banks with little overall benefit to the banking system. A plan to wipe the practice would likely provoke strong opposition from country banks.
Four Killed by Gas in Chicago Heighto Well
Four men employed by National Brick Company were killed by gas at a new well in Chicago Heighto a suburb 25 miles from here. Three of the victims lost their lives trying to rescue the first, whose body was recovered along with the others.
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Chicago
Here
National Brick Company
Chilean Congress Opens in Santiago with Ceremony
The Chilean Congress in Santiago opened today with the usual ceremony as President Ramon Barros Luce attended alongside diplomatic representatives, military officials, and civil authorities.
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Santiago
Chile
Congresa
Ramon Barros Luce
Idea
Frederick A Ober Dead at Hackensack New Jersey
Frederick A Ober an author and ornithologist died at his Hackensack home on June 1. Born in Beverly, Massachusetts in 1840s, he conducted extensive studies of bird life in multiple countries and supplied numerous specimens to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
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Hackensack N J
Frederick Albion Ober
Beverly Pass
Mr Ober
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Man's Declaration From Life Parody on Declaration of Independence
A humorous parody presents a man announcing dissolution of marriage claiming equal rights amid marital inequity. It mocks the language of liberty and suggests husbands may separate if love fades, ending with a vote and the ayes tally.
Too Much Hopping and Uncle RIN Hotel Plan
A fragment mentions a Judge New Yorker and Uncle RIN planning a hotel with over 2500 rooms. It references Uncle Bill and a bellboy, suggesting a grand hotel project or satire with named individuals and a bustling agenda. The readable text is sparse on specifics beyond the names and scale.
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Judge New Yorker
Uncle Rin
Bill
Newspaper Ads Reach Homes Daily and Faithfully
An advertisement arguing that newspapers serve as a durable, ubiquitous sales channel. It stresses that papers enter thousands of homes simultaneously, daily and in all conditions, unlike traveling salesmen who can’t reach every customer. It touts reliability and broad access across households and offices.
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