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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
2
Thomas A Henley representing M A Newhouse and Son art importers of St Louis arrives with a remarkable collection of paintings valued at $100,000. The exhibit will run a week and Mr Hater will inspect the large number of works. The same exhibit was previously shown.
The First National Bank Christmas Club distributed 58000 in checks to city members, spurring activity in the business district. The bank plans to pay members four percent on their deposits, marking the eighth such club and reflecting renewed economic momentum in 1922.
State Finance Director Hughes reports the People s Bank of Hale Carroll county closed its doors. Bank Examiner W E Todd was sent to take charge. This marks the 27th bank closure since January 10, with six reopening. Deposits totaled 126 026. loans on collateral 206 949. real estate loans 800. Interbank due 22 326 and notes payable 32 100. Capital 12 000. surplus 24 000. profits 1 843. M D Billow president. M Walston cashier.
United Press reports from Pittsburg Kansas that two thousand women and relatives of striking Howat miners moved from Franklin to mine No.17 of the Jackson Walker Company. Sheriff Gould and deputies stood by as the crowd stormed the entrance, some wielding red pepper against workers.
In a quoted interview Edison reflects on five depressions in his business life. He notes how downturns trigger advertising boosts, with 60 percent drop in business and a 15 percent rise in advertising as a response. He suggests such efforts shorten low mood periods.
Governor Hyde today granted parole to Paul Draney and Fom Stevens, convicted in Jackson County in September 1916 of first degree robbery. Each was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary on December 12, 1916. Draney is paroled to Jess Kelley of Kansas City, Stevens to A. C. Bryant of Wichita, Kansas.
A Detroit blaze destroyed a house early today killing eight members of a single family. The father died as the eight victims, seven children and himself, were burned. Four other relatives were seriously burned in the fire.
William Louis Rohrer a retired Chicago investment banker announces engagement to marry Mrs Jake L Hamon widow of Oklahoma politician. No wedding date set. Plans include a honeymoon in the Panama Canal Zone. Mrs Hamon and her children have lived in Chicago since her husband was shot and later acquitted suspect Clara Smith Hathon was involved.
Chicago reports a manhunt for Tommy O Connor aka Lucky Tommy after a dramatic jail escape that emptied the city of drills five notches on his pistol. Police flood streets and stockyards while reformers face sharp criticism for not preventing the flight. A St Louis physician Dr BE Waterhouse visits Chicago alongside local hosts Dr Amos and wife.
Dr T. Leach, of Elston, visited today on a shipping inquiry, meeting officials and inspecting facilities related to local commerce. He discussed potential partnerships and future freight arrangements with the harbor and trading firms.
A thief broke into the O'Neil home at about three this morning through an alley side window and stole a wardrobe belonging to newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Manus MeManus. Stolen items include a blue coat trimmed with fur, a black fur-collared overcoat, a blue serge suit, and a light-check suit. The couple were away, and the thief exited through the kitchen after entering the next room. Mrs. O'Neil heard movement but did not investigate.
A snappy act at the Jefferson last night featured the Rotary quartet in a burlesque on the Huber ferry. The skit used Osage river scenery to mock river crossing and showcased their humor and businesslike dedication to Jefferson City’s progress.
Berlin December 10.5 United Press. At a meeting of the Economic Council of Industries Herr Duisburg warned that American and English chemical industries urged the Paris Supreme Council to compel Germany to produce dyes only for internal use. He said such action would destroy Germany’s largest and most profitable industry since only fifteen percent of output is consumed domestically. eighty five percent is exported.
Jefferson City Tent No 20 holds a regular meeting this evening at 8 o clock with all members urged to attend. Lt Com F W Klier will be present and a smoker is planned. The notice adds a miscellaneous remark about tailor-made suits and pockets.
The report notes large quantities of the item in question were being exported and shipped to South America, reflecting growing international trade movement and potential supply chain implications.
Washington report describes the four great powers signing a treaty ending the Anglo Japanese alliance and pledging pacific peace. The ceremony in Secretary Hughes's office was simple with only top officials present as they agree on a ten year naval holiday and await ratification.
Telluride Colorado day of December 13 United Press reports the Bank of Telluride bans paper money the teller's cage holds only gold and silver. Checks are cashed and large change issued as silver dollars and five ten and twenty dollar gold pieces. Officials say metal money eases handling and satisfactory.
Washington December 13 Charles Morse financier and shipbuilder was indicted by the grand jury on conspiracy to defraud the government. His bond was set at fifty thousand dollars and furnished by two friends. Morse was released to await trial.
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