Europe Sends Over Her Gold and Copper Markets Rise
News from New York and Oklahoma City reports the worst of the financial crisis easing. Banks stop suspensions as gold imports and copper exports surge, with stock securities rising and trust companies restricting large payouts. Oklahoma banks close under a six day holiday while Kansas City Trust Company also quits.
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New York
Financial
Europe
Stock Exchange
J. Pierpont Morgan
36Th Street
United Metals Selling Company
Wall Street
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas City Trust Company
Kansas City
Bankers Trust Company
Trading Suspended At Duluth Over Money Conditions
Cashier Ruxghes said two pans had decided to close temporarily because the Clearing House association refused to extend the privilege of issuing clearing house certificates, granted to 30 other leading banks here. Trading suspended at Duluth. grain transactions halted as money conditions worsen. elevators advised against buying grain.
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Ruxghes
Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Board of Trade
Countess of Yarmouth Plans New York Stop Amid Thaw Trial
Paris reports the Countess of Yarmouth plans to be in New York for Harry Thaw's upcoming murder trial. Relatives reproach the Thaw family for the stigma of the case while Lady Yarmouth endures gossip about the Seymours and aristocratic connections.
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Paris
Countess of Yarmouth
New York
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Lady Yarmouth
Thaw
Seymours
Lord Yarmouth
Marchioness of
Hertford
Lady Hoertford
Gye
Evans
Queen Victoria
fe¢Pherson
Queen Alexandra
Quick Work After Securing Divorce
Daisy R. Biershwal was granted a divorce from Chas. Biershwal in common pleas court on grounds of extreme cruelty. Afterward she and 20 year old Buffalo native Hiram Howell sought a marriage license. the license was initially refused due to his age but later issued with parental consent, and the couple married.
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Daisy R. Biershwal
Chas. Biershwal
Common Pleas
Daisy Ethel Douglass
Cambridge
Canal Dover
O. W. Wells
Plaintif
Court House
Hiram H. Howell
Buffalo
Howell
Frank Howell
West Wheeling land vacated for B&O railroad strip
City Council approved vacating an eight foot strip on West Wheeling between 3rd and 4th streets for the B&O railroad under conditions. The railroad will remove tanks, beautify ground, and pay $1,648.58 in paving and sewer assessments. Debate centered on city benefit and whether the railroad should pay.
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West Wheeling Avenue
3Rd
B. & O. Railroad Company
Hilderbrand
Blackburn Pic
Ringer
City Audhor T. R. Deselm
Bradford
Collins
H. P. Woodworth
Board of Public Service
O. M. Hoge
J. M. Brown
Stanndpoint
Gillespie
McBride
Brown
Chambers
South
Cambridge
Mrs Ida Moreland Leaves City for Extended Midwest Visit
Mrs. Ida Moreland of Byesville was in the city today and departed on the 8 O. afternoon train for an extended visit with relatives in Cincinnati Chicago and other points in Illinois.
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Ida Moreland
Byesville
City
Funeral of Mrs Anna Burt
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Burt were held in the First Baptist church Monday afternoon with Rev W H Wilson of Byesville and Rev W H Bawden assisting. A large attendance and abundant floral tributes marked the service. The bereaved husband and motherless children of three oldest, a boy and two girls, were given marked sympathy. Infant twin boys were cared for at home by friends. Hymns by the Baptist choir, with Pastor Carmap, accompanied the service and six women served as pallbearers.
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Burt
First Baptist Church
W. H. Wilson
Byesville
W. H. Bawden
Baptist Choir
Carmap
Boron a Bank Official Ends Life Amid Missing Funds
Akron, Oct 29. Fred A. Boron 36 cashier treasurer of Dollar Savings Bank shot himself in his library after a $25,000 shortage appeared in the books. The bank closed pending funeral and full audit. Boron, a Republican candidate for county treasurer last fall, was active in Ohio Foresters lodges. His note pad and ledgers showed a desperate effort to balance or escape mounting financial troubles.
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Akron
Fred A. Boron
Dollar Savings Bank
Joseph Dengel
Cleveland
Boron
Mper
Baron
Local Mills Work Still Running Amid Shutdown Rumor
Rumors spread that Guernsey works of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co would close. An unnamed official at the local plant denied the claim and said three mills are idle for improvements while orders are kept on schedule.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Guernsey
Greene and Gaynor Denied Rehearing
The United States circuit court of appeals has denied a rehearing to Greene and Gaynor. The decision came from Montgomery Alabama with the case details not specified in the fragment.
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Greene
Gaynor
Montgomery
Ala
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Purchase of Electric Park by Cambridge Chautauqua Association
The Cambridge Chautauqua Association plans to buy Electric Park from Frank Smith and H P Woodworth for 13000. Thirty citizens will buy stock at 100 each to raise the price and make the park self sustaining for baseball football and other amusements. Rev Ken C Hayes reports pledges exceed the purchase price and a meeting will form an organization to transfer ownership and then lease to the association.
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Cambridge Chautauqua Association
Messrs
Frank Smith
H. P. Woodworth
A. R. McCulloch
Ken C. Hayes
Chautauqua Association
Hayes
Imperial Mine Tragedy Claims Potts in Byesville
F A Potts of Byesville a driver at Imperial Mining Co Ohio Mine No 2 died after a Monday afternoon accident while moving a string of mine cars. He was crushed about the chest and hips and suspected to have internal injuries.
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F. A. Potts
Byesville
Ohio
Blackhand member killed by gang over tribute refusal
New York on October 29 reports Vito Greinal di a Black Hand member was cut to pieces by fellow gang members after he refused to blow up a nonpayer's home. A hazardous device was found in his pocket while papers indicate his Blackmailing Society ties.
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New York
Vito Greinaldi
Blackhand
Iowa pumpkins could fill world population pile says statistician
Davenport Iowa October 29 a local statistician estimates Iowa grew enough pumpkins this year to make a pile for every man woman and child in the world indicating abundant harvests and a playful statewide statistic.
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Punkin
Davenport
Iowa
Gas explosion in Grefton West Virginia injuries four
A natural gas explosion in Grefton West Virginia on October 29 injured four visitors. Two are expected to die. The fatally hurt are Augusta Russo age 3 and Mary Amato age 19. Severely injured are August Russo age 40 and Mrs. August Russo age 35. The blast followed a struck match in the Latrobe street home of the Russo family. Investigators say a gas pipe broke causing the explosion.
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Grefton
W. Va
Augusta Russo
Mary Amato
August Russo
Russo
Latrobe Street
Kidnapping Probe In London Involving Russian Ex-Governor
Barbara Laponkhin, 18, daughter of Alexander Laponkhin ex governor of Reval and mother a Russian princess, vanished after leaving the Aldwych theatre in London. Authorities from Rugsian embassy and Scotland Yard search. a note claims kidnapping and possible imprisonment in northwest London with possible blackmail motive. The case alarms Russian officials and police remain perplexed by the crowded theatre disappearance.
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London
Barbara Laponkhin
Alexander Laponkhin
Reval
Rugsian Embassy
Scotland Yard
Barbara
Russell
Aldwych
Foreign Office
Miss Laponkhin
M. Laponkhin
Russia
Miss Russell
Wreck Delays B&O Passenger Trains Near Bridgeville
A costly wreck tied up the B&O division near Bridgeville on Tuesday forenoon when a westbound freight derailed ten cars after a broken flange. All passenger trains after midnight were detoured via the Pennsylvania Lines between this city and Zanesville. No injuries reported. the wrecked train from Benwood was cleared.
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Bridgeville
Pennsylvania Lines
Zanesville
Benwood
Pennsylvania Railway denies mass discharge rumor
Philadelphia October 29. Pennsylvania Railway Co officials deny rumors that twenty to thirty thousand employees will be discharged. They report October traffic eleven percent heavier than last year and say a reduction of force is not practicable.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railway Co
Disorderly conduct arrests arraigned in police court
In police court Elis, who gave a false name, was arraigned before Mayor Bradford and fined one dollar plus costs for disorderly conduct. Watt Dunning, Thomas Shepherd, and Frank Livingston were arrested Monday by Officer H. M. Meredith for the same offense and each fined one dollar and costs, then paid and released.
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Elis
Bradford
Watt Dunning
Thomas Shepherd
Frank Livingston
H. M. Meredith
Young Girl Slays Supposed Tyrant in Terror Plot
A Russian music teacher’s daughter, Mile Rogozinnikova, killed Gen Maximoffsky, head of the prison department, after bringing 13 pounds of high explosive hidden in her corsage. The attack aimed to destroy the secret police HQ, part of a series of plots to punish harsh prison regimes. She remained in the reception room for hours before arrest.
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St. Petersburg
Maximoffsky
Ministry of the Interior
Social
Gen
Borodulin
Akatui
Siberia
Mile
Spiridonova
Col
Ivanoff
Polifecal
Viborg
Secret Police
Rogozinnikova
Perm
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Etek
Haggerty Enters Yale Law School at 80 in New Haven
Mitch ell B. Haggerty a miner and Western Miners' federation officer begins Yale law studies to prepare for Montana practice in Butte. He is about 50 with two sons and wife Mrs Haggerty will study sociology and elocution at Yale. They seek further usefulness in Montana. Also James McFoochey 18 is jailed 90 days in Essex county penitentiary for insulting a girl after a craps dispute.
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New Havon
Conn
Mitchell B. Haggerty
Western Miners’ Federation
Law
Yale University
Ber of
Montana
Butte
Haggerty
Montclair
N. J
James McFoochey
Essex County Penitentiary
Yost
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United States
Metropolis
Brother
Anna Burt
Defaulier
Dollar Savings Bank of
Imperial
Londoa
Secret Po
Lice
Western Federation of Miners
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