Receiver to Probe Guilt of Bank Director After Collapse
Philadelphia dispatch reports George H. Earle as Real Estate Trust Company receiver hiring John G. Johnson to assess director liability. Earle vows suits to recover assets, contemplates criminal action only if DA approves, notes trust funds tampered with by about 50 000 dollars amid a 26 million dollar trust.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
John G. Johnson
Johnson
Earle
Lable
Mr. Earle
Hipple Safety Deposit
President Hipple
William Henry Roberts
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Hipple
Daitich to Uge Hough Riders Test Western and Queensland Methods
London September 1. A test compares Western American and Queensland Australian pack train methods. Two teams from the Legion of Frontiersmen and Queensland rangers start to Brighton carrying lead weights on pack horses. The forty to fifty mile run measures horse and pack condition rather than speed. The Legion is expanding across the empire and may serve as battlefield guides.
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London
Queensland
Australia
Legion of Frontiersmen
Queensland Rangers
Brighton
Empire
Lutheran Church Pulpit Dispute Spurs Court Action
The Board of Trustees of a Lutheran church in Reedsburg Wayne County won an injunction from Judge Samuel B. Eagan to stop Rev. John Booher from occupying the pulpit on Sunday. Booher, a Southerner, faces opposition from a faction objecting to his preaching and intends to preach despite the ruling.
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Commercial Tribune
Wooster
Lutheran Church
Reedsburg
Wayne County
Samuel B. Eagan
John Booher
Booher
Record-Setting Twenty-Four Inning Game Boston Defeated
Philadelphia beat Boston 4 to 1 in a twenty-four inning marathon lasting 4 hours 47 minutes. Coombs pitched masterfully with 18 strikeouts, Harris allowed late power as Boston faltered. Key moments included Hartsel stealing, Schreck and Murphy delivering the decisive two three-baggers in the 24th.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Philadelphia
Fargo
Grand Forks
Devil's Lake
N. C
Harris
Coombs
Athletics
Parent
Grimshaw
Hartzel
Lord
Schreck
Seybold
Murphy
Carrigan
Knight
Ferris
Morgan
Cross
Stahl
Hartsel
Davis
Hurst
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Cooms
AB R.bh.po.a.e
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Hoey
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Morgan, SD
Prisoner Acts as Jailer Janitor and Prisoner in Nashville
Emmett Turpin the sole inmate at the log jail in Nashville Brown County serves a 250 day sentence for illegal liquor selling. He holds the jail key and fulfills jailer janitor and prisoner roles, locking and unlocking the cell himself and even threatening to sue the county for janitorial services.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ind
Emmett Turpin
Nashville
Brown County
Insurrection Spreads In Puerto Principe Province
Havana reports insurrection expanding to Puerto Principe with 70 insurgents led by Garcia Cañizares in Moron and 200 supporters at Arroyo Blanco near Ciego de Avila. Governor Silva enrolls volunteers as authorities fortify city halls and dispatch rural guards to quell unrest.
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Havana
Puerto Principe
Moron
Garcia Canizares
House of Representatives
Provincia of
Arroyo Blanco
Ciego de Avila
Delloh Sanchez
Silva
Mendez Capote
Senor O’farrill
Po Ier
Joaquin Castillo
Santa Clara
Brrnchiuelo
Cienfuegos
Pinar del Rio
Santiago de Cuba
Songo
Urbano Sanchez
Santiago
Trade of Americans in China Sparks Port Fees Debate
The Chamber of Commerce asks ministers in Peking to support suspending customs dues at Newchwang while Dalny stays a free port. American imports at Newchwang exceed those of all other nations, and local importers fear their interests are at risk.
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Samuel F. Houston
F. Wharton Hipple
Bryn Mawr
Newchwang
Chamber of Commerce
Dalny
Manchuria
Peking
Bryan Jennings Bryan's World Tour Draws Crowds in Three Cities
Special Dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan received enthusiastic welcomes in New York Newark and Jersey City after arriving by train. He spoke briefly at the National Democratic Club in New York and addressed about 10 000 people in Military Park Newark before attending a Hudson County Democracy parade in Jersey City and returning to New York for a farewell dinner.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Bridgeport
Bryan
National Democratic Club
James Smith, Jr
Newark
Military Park
Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
Hudson County Democracy
River flood swells forty two feet forcing citizens to hill towns
El Paso Sept 1 Nasas River rises forty two feet in twenty four hours flooding the line between Gomez Palacio and Laredo. Inhabitants of Gomez Palacio and Laredo flee to higher ground fearing the cities may be swept away.
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Commercial Tribune
EL Paso
Tex
Nasas
Gomez Palacio
Laredo
Mex
Mexican Central Railroad
Democratic Action Favors Convention Made Ticket
The Democratic Executive Committee rejected open primaries, opting for convention made nominations. Primaries set for Monday September 24 to select delegates, with the convention following the next day. Bernard faction defeated as Jelke re election may be endorsed though undecided. C. J. Neare quit politics in disgust.
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Democratic Action
Bernard
The
Democrats
Chas. J. Nobel
C. J. Neare
Duckworth Club
Foraker
Breathitt County fire case spurs $10,000 suit in Winchester
Sam Jett files a $10,000 damages suit in Winchester naming Breathitt County Judge James Hargis Ed Callahan and B F French alleging maliciously procuring an old Breathitt County arson indictment. Jett had been indicted two years earlier over a house fire he lived in sixteen years before. He was later acquitted.
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Commercial Tribunes
Lexington
Breathitt County
Winchester
Sam Jett
James Hargis
Ed Callahan
B. F. French
Jett
Hargis
Callahan
French
Kehoe Nominated on 28th ballot in Kentucky race
In Maysville Kentucky the Democratic Ninth District convention deadlocked until the twenty eighth ballot when James N Kehoe of this city won the nomination over E B Hager of Boyd County Kehoe accepted the nomination and the convention adjourned for the night
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Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Kentucky
James N. Kehoe
E. B. Hager
Boyd County
Kehoe
New Aleo Parties Against the Jews
In St Petersburg and Moscow new political movements target Jews, demanding exclusion from political activity and military service. Officials link recent assassinations to Jewish influence, suggesting only nominal rights gains for Jews while parties like National and Russian Popular Party push discriminatory platforms.
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ST. Petersburg
National
Russian Popular Party
Moscow
Langley Resigns to Seek Congress Seat in Kentucky
John W. Langley resigns as disbursing and appointment clerk at the Census Office to pursue the Republican nomination for Congress in Kentucky's Tenth District. Louis S. Merrill is named successor as chief of the Disbursing Division.
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Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Washington
John W. Langley
Congress
Louis S. Merrill
Foraker GreeK To Wave People Make The Choice Foraker Gook To Wave People Make The Choice
Senator From Ohio Is Elected. SAYS CONGRESSMEN REPRESENT NATION Points Out That Lower House Men Have as Wide Constituency as Upper. Foraker advocates open debate and direct people’s role in selecting U S Senators. He supports dual indorsement and urges bringing decisions to the people. Histori in Ohio conventions.
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Foraker
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Illinois
Calvin
Burton
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