National Bank Of Cumberland Closed Reported
Congress appears disrupted on eve of adjournment with a plan to vote by December 21. Senate leaders seek to push adjournment while filibuster blocks rivers and harbors reform. The piece notes a split in the Republican ranks over the Fess bill and party leadership amid nearing elections.
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Washington
Waa
Senate
House
Chambers
George BR. Holmes
I. N.S. Stat
Jund
White House
Coolidge
Billy
Corn Belt
Reed and Pepper
Pennsylvania
Watson and Robinson
Indiana
Bingham
Connecticut
Accused woman on trial for murder of seventh husband
A fragmentary report says Anil, accused of killing her seventh husband James Gilbert Brown of Girard, Georgia. The tale mentions previous husbands and alleged accidental shooting when drunk, with Brown fatally shot by a revolver that also killed her fourth husband.
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Anil
Georgia
Girard
Kusing
James ‘Gilbert Brown
Brown
Aamy Revelyer
Atlantic Lions Club Votes to Disband Here
The Atlantic Lions Club voted unanimously at the Calumet cafe last evening to disband, believing funds and effort should aid a local comunity or civic body. The five year old club, led by Dr. R. L. Barnett and secretary Paul Kringle, sponsored Camp Fire girls, memory trees, and highway signs, with 24 members in all.
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Lions Club
Calumet Cafe
to_ s
R. L. Barnett
Paul Kringle
Sunnyside Park
Cass
Atlantic
Ita
A.G. Fouts
Ceiken
Henry Baxter
W. A. Hammer
Ry L. Barnett
Bullock
Ed Gushing
Walter Gregerson
M. A. Gable
Heath
Cash Grocery
John i Hardware
M. ‘B.nelnker
L. Roland
Mortitian
Singer
L. Dingy Sheen
I.J. Becker
Fails to Open Doors at Local Bank as News Notes
Bank examiner Wilson reports the Kraken Trust Bank closed this morning after ongoing financial struggles. T. E. Ostrus, president, and Chas. R. B. Studley, vice president, headed the institution. Deposits were about $124,000 with assets listed. no Atlantic Capital connection now. Deposits and loans details, past executives, and reasons cited center on bad paper and a gradual decline.
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Wirsk National
Bank Examiner
Wilson
T. E. Ostrus
Chas
RB Studley
Wollenhaupt
T Clihiers
H. MH
Studley Wollenhaupt
Jek
Atlantic Capital
Atlantic
Poh, Pettinger
Tank
Santa Barbara Earthquake Anniversary Shakes City
Santa Barbara California marked the quake anniversary with a slight tremor that caused minor damage and the death of 2 year old Colin Orr. The event recalled the disaster a year earlier that killed eleven and caused millions in damage. Widespread but limited damage reported across Southern California. Meanwhile in Sumatra more earthquakes killed fifty Europeans and twenty natives with heavy property damage.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
I-N.-5
Colin Orr
Sgas
California
Amsterdam
Sumatra
Batavia
Coolidge Portrait on New Sesquicentennial Half Dollar
Washington reports the living president Coolidge will appear on the face of a sesquicentennial half dollar alongside George Washington. The coin, minted for the exposition, marks the first time a living president’s likeness is used on a U S coin, and the program aims to profit fully for the committee.
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Coolidge
Sesqui
Washington
Presiden
George
Washingtonia
Mussolini Moves to Restore Normalcy in Italy
Rome reports Premier Mussolini plans drastic social and economic reforms to curb luxury and raise production. Measures include a longer workday in all industries, restrictions on newspapers, and a ban on building nonessential homes as focus shifts to worker housing and reconstruction of workmen’s dwellings.
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Mussolini
Italy
Guglielmo Emanuel
EON
Giornaie Wellana
Forest fires threaten national park as storms blaze
San Francisco June 30 A deadly forest fire outbreak across nine counties surges through Merced Madera Tulare Kings Kern and Tuolumne destroying farm buildings and grain. In Tulare the Gasfield grove of giant sequoias faces four fires driven toward the park while rangers fight two blazes near Yosemite.
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San Francisco
Forestry Ee
Siskiyou County
Guy Wilson
Thomas Blake
Merced
Mariaposa
Madera
Fresno
Tulare
Kings Kearn
Tuolome
National’ Park
Yosemite National Park
Yorsemite
Omaha Legion Meet Booze Vendors Sentence
Eight prominent figures in Omaha were sentenced at the Legion meet to serve time in federal nuisance cases. The proceedings, noted as June 90 to Te Ny 8, reflect a crackdown on liquor vendors tied to the event.
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Omaha Legion
Omaha
Slain agent case hinges on citizen arrest limits
Chicago June 50. Martin Durkin known as a sheik killer and bandit faced trial for the murder of government agent Edwin C. Shanahan. Federal agent James Rooney testified that Shanahan and Rooney had no formal power to arrest Durkin. only private citizens may arrest for felony. Durkin’s defense argued the shooting was self defense when Shanahan allegedly pointed a gun at Durkin, making his act suspectless.
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Chicago
Martin Durkin
Durkin
Marty” Stow
Gote
James J. “Rooney
Edwin C. Shanahan
Eugene McGarry
Shanahan
Rooney
Aoki
E. Se
Bureau of Investigation
McGarry
Fire damages Hupp Feed Barn on West Second Street
Fire last evening at the Hupp feed shed on West Second street caused 700 to 800 dollars in damage. Fire started in a truck in the lower part of the building from suspected wiring, gaining headway before discovery. The chief losses were to the structure, the truck, and upstairs hay.
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West Second Street
Publisher's Home and Plant Bombed in Wheeling
The home of H. Ogden, publisher of the Wheeling Morning News and the Wheeling Intelligencer, was bombed today. The back porch was wrecked with no injuries. Ogden was in Charleston. Mrs. Ogden and three children were at home during the blast. Police Chief George Buchwald said dynamite charges were used and no arrests had been made. He offered no explanation for the outrage.
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Wheeling
No.s
Ogden
Wheeling Morning News
The
Wheeling Intelligencer
Charleston
George Buchwald Gald
Iowa Reports Even Stand Corn In Early Survey
A June survey across Iowa finds corn stands even as some fields show damage at the start of the monitoring period. Researchers note moisture and soil conditions affected germination but overall yields appear steady for the region.
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Chicago
L. Ne
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