Investigator from Denver probes Fort Worth trust failures
Deputy District Attorney Silverstein of Denver arrived to study the collapse of the Denver Savings Bank and Western Bank and the Texas State Trust company in Fort Worth. He notes the Texas firm allegedly secured loans near $100000 from the Denver bank. Leonard Imboden led the Texas State Trust company and remained jailed as Silverstein departed. He expects Denver Savings to pay about 75 percent of deposits.
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Fort Worth
Silverstein
Denver
Denver Savings Bank
Western Bank
Texas State Trust Company
Lerty
Denver Saving’s Bank
Leonard Imboden
Police and Fire Commission cases affirmed by court
In San Antonio on November 1 the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals handed down three opinions in police and fire commission cases, each upholding the lower court. The judgments sustain the commission against Mayor Bryan Callaghan and the city council, with the case now proceeding to the state supreme court.
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San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Police and Fire Commission
Commission
Bryan Callaghan
Supreme Court
High rice prices spark large sale in Beaumont region
Rough rice sold for the season's top price as the Neches Canal company sold 10 000 barrels of Honduras rice to Atlantic rice mills at 3 85 a barrel and 1000 barrels at 4 a barrel. R Burge sold 2000 bags at a high price amid about 25 000 barrels sold under bids in Beaumont and Jefferson county.
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Beaumont
Neches Canal Company
Atlantic Rice Mills
R. Burge
Jefferson County
Semi-Weekly Trains From St Louis to City of Mexico
Palestine Texas reports the International and Great Northern will launch semi weekly through service from St Louis to City of Mexico starting December 1. The fast train will cover the journey in fifty nine hours and include sleepers and dining cars. Fritz Lanham becomes private secretary to Governor Austin.
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Palestine
Tex
International
Great Northern
St. Louis
City of Mexico
Hallowe'en Shooting Amid Masquerade Incident in Chicago
A 13 year old, William Hood Cleveland Hood, was shot above the heart during a held up game in a home Halloween scene. Frank Wright fired an apparently unloaded revolver by accident. Wright was taken to police and released. Hood underwent surgery with uncertain outcome.
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Hallowe’en
Chicago
William Hood
Cleveland Hood
Frank Wright
Hood
Mr. Hood
Henry Cannon
Harry Tuller
Wright
Actresses Injured In Coincidental Falls At Texas State Fair
At the Texas State Fair in Dallas on Tuesday night Miss Lottie Kendall prima donna of the Olympia Opera company tripped on stage during Boccaccio and needed a physician. Moments later Miss Clara Mae Adams prima donna of the Bagdad company suffered a similar stage accident with injuries to her knee and side. Both were attended by a visiting doctor who said neither was seriously hurt though they sustained a severe shock. Both were carried to their apartments after finishing their performances.
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Dallas
Fair Grounds
Lottie Kendall
Olympia Opera Company
Kendall
Clara Mae Adams
Bagdad
Miss Adams
Roosevelt Receives Framed Testimonial on Civil Righteousness
President Roosevelt was presented with a neatly framed parchment testimonial adopted by the college of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Foss read the message praising his firm stand for civil righteousness and a square deal for all as a modern golden rule in national affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foss
Darling Retires as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Charles H. Darling retires from the office of assistant secretary of the navy where he served since December 16, 1901. Truman H. Newmerry of Detroit to succeed him, in a Washington announcement dated November 1.
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Washington
Charles H. Darling
Rawlins Appointed Kansas City Southern Superintendent
F M Rawlins of Cincinnati was named superintendent of transportation for the Kansas City Southern railroad. He previously headed car service in Cincinnati at Cleveland and Dayton, during J A Edson's tenure as president of KC Southern. Ambassador Casas plans to depart City of Mexico for Washington with his wife and secretaries, health restored and looking forward to residence.
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Kansas City
F. M. Rawlins
Cincinnati
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Mr. Rawlins
Cleveland
Dayton
J. A. Edson
Kansas City Southern
City of
Mexico
Ambassador Casas
Washington
Williams Bros Build Largest Gin in Indian Territory
Purcell Oklahoma November 1 Williams Bros have made improvements resulting in the largest gin in Indian Territory capable of turning out a bale of cotton in seven minutes.
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Purcell, I. T
Williams Bros
Indian Territory
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Austin
Great Northern Telegraph Company
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Heath & Milligan
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Heath & Milligan Paints
MO. A. Moore
Bryan
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South
North Tenn
Pullman
Houston
Waco
Galveston
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Colorado & Southern
Denison
M. L. Robbins
Texas
John M. Caldwell
M. Lawrence
Botte & CO
Over Haswell’s Book Store
LIBR
Aggidhant-Orr
Gotton
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwid
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
Bryan, Texas
29Th, Inc
Republic of Mexico
President Diaz
G.N.R.R
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Emmel & Maloney
Batep
Cole Hardware CO
Darling
Harrison
Hasweys
Southwestern Life Insurance Co. OF
Dallas, Texas
Joe B, Reed
Priend-In
Nrad Socierty
Jor B. Raard
John Witman
John Wittman
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