Lorimer Controlled Banks Closed in Chicago
Associated Press report from Chicago June 12 states four Lorimer controlled banks La Salle Street Trust and Savings Broadway State Illinois State and Twelfth Ashland were ordered closed by State Auditor Brady. A city demand for 600000 dollars for school funds could not be met. Deposits at La Salle Street exceed 4 million dollars. No statement issued by examiner or banks. Lorimer, ousted from the Senate years ago, remains a noted Illinois political figure.
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Associated Press
Cchicago
la Salle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Broadway State Bank
Illinois State Bank
Ashland Bank
Lorimer
Brady
la Salle Street Bank
William Lorimer
United States Senate
House of Congress
Illinois
Man tried to burn property amid marriage dispute
James A Lindsey of Avoca attempted arson near Monroe township on May 28 driven by anxiety over his separation from his wife and daughter. He saturated grain sacks with kerosene and set fire to an automobile and a granary after learning his in law would take them to Dakota. He returned home unwell, was jailed, found insane, and sent to Clarinda hospital for treatment. A Sunday school pantry sale and other details follow.
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Harlan, Ja
James “A. Lindsey
Avoca
William Baird
Monroe Township
Lindsey
Dakota
Baird
John Show
McMahon
McNaughton
Herbert
Harlan
Shelby County
Clarinda
Grand Lodge Big Event Delights Over 400 At Public Meeting
A public I O O F grand lodge meeting attracted more than 400 attendees. Mis5ses Mildred Appleman Vera Gillett Gretchen Crawford Reginald Giffen and Paul Otto supplied quality vocal and quartet performances. Grand Master Wagner Grand Secretary Tilton and Past Grand Master Gunn spoke on The Good of the Order. Following the addresses a social dance with Block orchestra closed the event. It was one of the era’s largest local gatherings.
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I. 0. O. F. Grand Lodge
Mildred Appleman
Vera Gillett
Gretchen Crawford
Reginald Giffen
Paul Otto
Wagner
Tilton
Gunn
Robbery near Avoca ends with capture in Atlantic
A poultry remedy peddler, Mr Irish, was robbed of 16 dollars south of Walnut. He followed the robbers’ route, reported the loss to a buyer, and a call to Atlantic led to a pursuit and arrest. Sheriff Bosley denied any jail in Anita, noting no such charge.
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Avoca
Irish
Patrick Home
Walnut
Atlantic
Cass County
Jjail
Anita Tribune
Bosley
Commencement Week at Iowa University Opens with Parade
The fifty-fifth annual commencement at the University of Iowa opens with a regimental drill and parade led by Governor George W. Clarke on Iowa field. Tonight showcases a music recital. Tuesday features theses, a university band concert, and a baccalaureate address by Rev. Charles Richmond Henderson. Monday brings class day and the Lauren Island exhibit, with senior class presenting Pillars of Society. The week includes alumni events, an alumni parade, baseball game, and a commencement ball and reception.
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United Press
Iowa City
University of Iowa
George W. Clarke
Iown Field
School of Music
Charles Richmond Henderson
University of Chicago
Lauren Island
University Alumni Society
James Alexander MacDonald
LL. D
Toronto
Resolute Wins Fifth Time in Street Open
Washington dispatch reports Representative William G. Sharp of Elyria named ambassador to a feed yard amid U S censor chatter. In high bands New Jersey June 12, France patrons admire autos. The Resolute defeated Swab Vanitle in a try out race today with no clear finish details.
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Walted Press
Washington
William G. Sharp
Elyria
Third Street
United Press
N. J
France
E. C
Strikers in Trouble in Sunny Italy Reported
In Rome and across several Italian cities on June 12, socialist strikers clashed with police and troops. Reports say several killed and many injured as railroad tracks were torn up and barricades stormed in Florence Turin Naples and India.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
Florence
India
Turin
Naples
Grinnell College Commencement Schedule Detailed
Grinnell Ia June 12 commencement exercises begin at 9 with reading prize. Hill contest in extemporaneous speaking and sight singing follows for men at 10 and women at 3. Evening concert. Sunday baccalaureate by President Main at Congregational church. Monday class day with board meeting and class play at Colonial theater. Tuesday alumni day with breakfast, Alumni association meeting, luncheon, campus concert. Wednesday commencement day with Rev Raymond Calkins address, college luncheon, president’s reception, closing Men and Women’s Glee Club concert.
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Grinnell
Iowa College
H. W. Spaulding
Main
Congregational Church
Board of Trustees
Colonial Theater
Alumni Association
Raymond Calkins
Local Women Pick Nominating and Auditing Aides at District Meet
At the district convention of Company E in Council Bluffs, Miss Minnie Doty of this city and Miss Wilma Stone of Anita joined the nominating committee, while Dan Robinson and Miss Vera Wark of Adair were chosen for the auditing committee. The gathering is well attended and generating interest.
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Co. E
Council Bluffs
Minnie Doty
Wilma Stone
Anita
Dan Robinson
Vera Wark
Adair
Twin Boys Arrive at Noon for Arthur Young
Arthur Young of the J. A. Giffen store informed his employer by phone that twin boys arrived at his home at noon today. He did not return from lunch at his usual time and is receiving congratulations from friends.
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Arthur Young
J. A. Giffen
Cleveland Named First President of Veterans Association
W F Cleveland of Harlan a prominent figure in the city and county was chosen as the inaugural president of the Masonic Veterans association at the recent grand lodge meeting in Des Moines.
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W. F. Cleveland
Harlan
Big City
County
Masonic ‘Veterans’ Association
Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Mediation session eyed for Mexico protocol within a week
Niagara Falls June 12 mediators and Mexican and American delegates began talks and aim to draft a protocol within seven days. A five man commission to govern Mexico until elections is planned. Carranza says he will appoint delegates to Niagara Falls talks.
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United Press
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Torreon
Villa
Zacateas
San Luis Potosi
Carranza
Saltillo
Iexico
Will Appeal the Case in Rock Island Train Death Suit
Notice of appeal served in the case of Stephen Oakes administrator versus the Rock Island. Court directed verdict for the defendant at the last term. Case stems from the death of the plaintiff's son hit by a Rock Island train years ago. Attorneys Gwin and Boorman.
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Stephen Oakes
The
Rock Island
Messrs. Gwin and
Boorman
Local Eagles Prepare for State Meeting in Keokuk
Local Eagles plan a state gathering in Keokuk on the 23rd 24th and 25th of this month. Delegates from the local aerie include Charles Nelson L M Troy and a third chosen member. Additional members are expected to attend beyond the delegates.
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Keokuk
Aeria
Charles Nelson
L. M. Troy
Aerie
New Arrival Genevieve Louise Born to Fouts Family
A seven pound girl named Genevieve Louise arrived yesterday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs A Fouts and will be kept as a permanent addition. This is Grandpa J H Simmons first grandchild and Mrs Fouts was formerly Miss Viva Simmons.
Smith v. Rourick case settled after last term
The case of Smith versus Rourick, tried at the district court's last term and won by Smith with the motion for a new trial overruled, has been settled and will not be appealed.
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Smith
Display Cabinets Attract Shoppers In Store Window
The J. A. Gigen store presents a fine display of kitchen cabinets with $9 worth of goods given with each cabinet during the sale. The attractive window display should tempt many buyers to purchase a cabinet.
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J. A. Gigen
Not Guilty Be Br For the News Telegraph Notice
The News Telegraph states neither owner has been arrested for an improper auto number or any traffic violation. When that occurs the paper will inform readers fully.
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News-Telegraph
Federal Judge in Trouble Over Misconduct Probe Demand
Representative Neeley of West Virginia urged the House to appoint a committee to investigate alleged misconduct by Federal Judge Alston C. Dayton. The push stems from turmoil linked to a recent strike and seeks formal inquiry into twenty six acts cited by Neeley.
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Washington
Neeley
West Virginia
Alston C.' .Dayton
Chauffeur to be buried here after fatal Omaha crash
The body of Carl Bair, killed when Union Pacific passenger No. 13 struck his car near Sarpy crossing, will be brought to Atlantic for interment after a funeral in Omaha today. The accident killed three and injured another before the wreck, details from the Omaha Journal reveal.
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Omaha
Atlantic
Buriol
Carl Bair
Auto Décident
David Barr
Pyron Barr
Krug
Miss Ash
Sarpy Crossing
Bair
Thompson
Wise
Crosby
Young Krug
Ball
Iatant
W. Carson
Julesburg
Colo
Lloyd Curtis
South Sixteenth Street
E. Morrison
Mrs. Thompson
Ethel Holmes
Ora Beckman
Northwentieth Street
Oscar J. Krug
George Krug
Auty
Fifteenth and
Farnum
Repeal Bill Now Up to President
The House passed the Panama tolls repeal bill 216 to 71 and sent it to the president for final action. The Senate approved the measure 60 to 35, adding the Simmons Norris amendments to reserve U.S. rights under the Hay Pauncefote treaty. The bill’s fate rests with the White House and House acceptance.
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House
Senate
United Press
Washington
Panama Canal
Panama
United States
Wilson
Aya
White House
O'Gorman
Majoridea
Reward Offered for West Fourth Street Theft in Atlantic
Five dollars reward offered by Mayor Burnha of Atlantic Ia for information leading to arrest and conviction of thief who robbed a house undergoing renovation on West Fourth Street Atlantic. Stolen items include carpenter tools and a Brown Grocery Co Chow Chow product.
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West Fourth Street
Atlantic
Mina Sanborn to Build Home at Ninth and Locust
Mina Anna Sanborn has returned to the city from Waterloo and purchased the east one foot of the Porterfield lot at Ninth and Locust streets. She plans to construct a house on the site.
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Mina Anna Sanborn
Waterloo
Porterfield
Ninth and Locust Stresta
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Nebe
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Hitchen
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Nebe's
American Press
Marshall
Eakier
Vardaman
West
Congress
Democrats
Burnha
Atlantic, Ia
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