Jewelers National Bank of North Attlesboro Closes
Jewelers National Bank of North Attlesboro Massachusetts closed its doors Tuesday night and did not reopen on Wednesday while bank examiners Ed Bwer and Harry N. Currier investigate. The bank’s last statement shows capital stock 100000 and undivided profits 40950 with loans and disbursements totaling 917760 and assets 1051070.
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North Attlesboro
Mass
National Bank of This
Ick
Ed Bwer
Harry N. Currier
Attichoro National
Park Organized for Jewelry Trade Convenience
A park in the district was organized to cater to the jewelry trade, providing convenient access and facilities for dealers and customers alike. The event highlighted the district's focus on supporting local jewelry businesses and facilitating trade.
Yale Glee Club Sets 5000 Mile Christmas Tour
Yale University undergraduates begin a 5000 mile Christmas trip to the South starting in Brooklyn and including Reading Washington Richmond Savannah Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Houston Dallas Memphis Cincinnati Columbus Buffalo and Auburn with fifteen concerts and receptions by alumni in each city.
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New Haven
Yale Glee Club
Dallas
Texat
Brooklyn
Reading
Washington
Richmond
Savannah
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Houston
Memphis
Cincinnati
Columbue
Buffalo
Auburn
N.Y
Noted Circus Man Ringling Dies in New Orleans
Augustus Ringling head of the Ringling Brothers circus empire died in a New Orleans sanitarium from a complication of diseases. His brothers Charles and Henry Ringling traveled from Baraboo Wis to support him. The body was placed in the Ringling private car and sent to Baraboo on the Illinois Central Chicago limited.
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New Orleans
Cgus Ringling
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Forepaugh-Sells
Ringling
Charles
Henry Ringland
Augustus Ringling
Baraboo
Wis
NY Central VP Acquitted in Brewster Express Crash
Alfred H. Smith vice president of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad was acquitted of manslaughter in the third degree over the Brewster express crash at Woodlawn last February in which twenty four people were killed.
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New York
Alfred H. Smith
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Brewster Express
Woodlawn
TABLE LINEN SETS UPGRADE WITH HEM STITCHED OPTIONS
Linen hem stitched table sets with matching cloth and napkins priced from $3.50 to $8.00 per set. Wagner & Brandon.
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Wagner
Waters-Pierce Oil Company Granted Writ of Certiorari
Judge Héck of the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that H. Clay Pierce and the Waters-Pierce Oil Co may sue out a writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court. Pierce was arrested in St. Louis last spring on a Texas Governor Folk warrant. officers were ready to take him into custody.
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St. Louis
William C. Héck
United States Circuit of Appeals
H. Clay iPerce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Mr. iPerce
Folk
Texas
Pierce appeals after false swearing charge in Texas case
H Clay Pierce faced a charge of false swearing related to Waters-Pierce Oil in Texas. A writ of habeas corpus blocked his transfer, the judge denied the writ, and Pierce appealed to the circuit and the Supreme Court, which remains pending. Official attention noted with Judge Adams and John Carland on the bench. A separate line mentions an imminent revolution at Tehran, Persia.
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Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Pierce
Adams
Aginst
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John Carland
Hock
Nurse Clause Eliminated in Jim Crow Bill Vote
Guthrie Dec 18 The house passed the senate Jim crow bill 92 to 14 with the nurse clause eliminated. Stump Ashby of Marshall county led the fight against the nurse feature of the bill. Opposition on final passage was composed of Republican members.
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Guthrie
House
Stump Ashby
Marshall County
Governor seeks delay of adjournment to pass prohibition bill
Guthrie December 18 The governor asks the legislature to postpone holiday adjournment until the prohibition enforcement bill is enacted. He cites widespread violations of the prohibition law from across the state.
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Guthrie
Towboat Collision Sinks Five Coalboats on Ohio River
The towboat Alice Brown of River Coal Co Pittsburg ran into the river bank near Pomeroy Ohio and sank five coalboats carrying about 100000 bushels of coal. The loss is reported at Gallipolis, Ohio dated December 18.
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Gallipolis, O
Alice Brown
River Coal Company of
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Pomeroy, O
Gore to Seek Re-election in Party Maneuver
Guthrie Dec 18 Senator Gore withdraws the two year term and telegraphs State Senator Thomas that he will be a candidate for re election Cortelyou and Metcalf Have Grippe in Washington Dec 18 Secretaries Certelyou and Metcalf are ill with the Grippe
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Guthrie
Gore
Thomas
Cortelyou
Metcalf
Washington
Certelyou
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Glee Club
Yale University
Howell & Newton, Inc
Gus Ringling
China
H. Clay Pierce
Teheran
Persia
City National Bank
Bryan
United States
National Bank
U. S
Healthy Bank
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
A. W. Wilkerson
E. W. Crenshaw
Santa Claus
A. McKenzie
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