Dawes silent as court holds bank liable in 165000 claim
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the Central Trust Company liable for part of the Lorimer era bank failures. Dawes, linked as president and chair of the Central Trust, faced demands to explain his role while declining to comment. The decision ordered Dawes bank to pay 165000 to creditors of the defunct LaSalle Street Savings and Trust.
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LaSalle Street Savings and Trust
Washington, DC
Dawes
LaSalle Street Bank of
Chicago
Billy” Lorimer
Senate
LaFollette
Wheeler
Central Trust Company
Lorimer
Supreme Court of Illinois
Cleveland
Stll
Lable
Lorimer Bank
LaSalle Street Savinga and Trust Bank
Hinds
LaSalle Street National Bank
Ond
Dawes Bank
LaSalle ,Street Trust and Savings Bank
Ten Wen
Charles R. Munday
Pakeras
LaSalle Street Savings and Trust Bank
Lorimer Institution
Dawes’ Bank
Lorimer's Bank
Secord
Supreme Court of Holiness
Munday
Dawee
Bank Luin
Dawes' Bank
Supreme Court of Withers
Lorime. Bank
Hig
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Ppd
Weather study finds few thunderstorms along Pacific coast
Investigations by the weather Dibedu show the coast from British Columbia to California has fewer thunderstorms than other U S sections. The report notes sparse storm activity despite regional weather variations.
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Weather Dibedu
Pucifle
British Columbia
Lower
Calfornia
United States
Oklahoma City physician guards vast pipe collection
One of the largest and most interesting pipe collections in America is held by a physician in Oklahoma City. He has gathered unique specimens from travels in many parts of the world.
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America
Oklahoma City
Campaign Scenes in Estes Park with Davis at Rocky Mountain Park
A Washington correspondent describes Democratic presidential nominee John W. Davis visiting Estes Park Colorado to address the National Boy Scouts Executived Conference at Rocky Mountain National Park. The scene includes Davis with Joseph Moonge and other party officials, photographers, and public figures from the Democratic National Committee and allied groups.
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Plun
Davis
Mrostden Gat Gouthee
Estes Park Village
Hoch Mountain
Washington
Chucts
Wasia
Detmecatie
Rocks Mountain National Park
Nathomal Beout Executives Conference
Howard
Leu
Envcative
National Council of
Mra Davis
Weshington
Vlace
Virginia
Dass
Dimerar Nath
Caloqumitree
Vivearotvina
Linculn Giron
Vanager
Chicago Heatquarters
Democratic National
Josephine Pride
Ada Leniy
Ett
la Salles
Tear de Arvan Theatrical League
Wise Lewie
Miss Jesslescott
Chatrap
The
Pancra de Nita
Mias
Ashe Algn
Dutradt
H. A Atwell
Jubu Wo Mavis
Boy Scouts
Rocky Mountain Nitietal
Colorado
Sth
Restos
Dietmet
Bouscours of America
Clarence HE Howard
St. Louis
Eecntiy
Huard
Tie Natiounal Counibo
Moyscouta
Joanin Wasaeeeyuns E West
New York City
Woout Evecative
Bot
Uooma Ker Pitti
Nevada
Jobo W. Davis
Nathan F
Aleras
Boy Scouts of America
James Eo Wet
New York
Clay
Scout Raccathee
Whey Scoute
Paw
Ward Pathe
Wes Pittuaa
Jatin Eo Ned
Perrugal Pidilbody
Ue Tats
Ion Thards
Clarence Wodbaward
Si Touts
Heys
Davis Posse
Petarr Bogrie Ia
Cads
Josepl Moyes
Shavie
Itaker
John Woo
Democrata Amonines
Geriig
Sem York
Uut Tino Udve
Bey Scoute
Asd
John
Nad
Toll
The Telephone in America
An article extols American telephone service as cheap, far-reaching, and prompt. It contrasts US private, customer-focused service with government-controlled systems abroad, arguing that other nations impose costly, rigid regulations that hinder telephoning.
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United States
New York City
New York
J. W. Davis Story Maker in Washington Club Scene
During a spring lunch in New York a Davis for president club organizer introduced J. W. Davis to friends. Hodgkin said the Washington group seeks Davis for president, which he lightly mocked. He compared the moment to a Western tourist admiring a cowboy’s lassoing prowess yet doubting the judgment behind the act.
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John W. Davis
New York
Dirk” Hodgkin
Davis
Washington, DO
Washington
Remarkable Austronesian Practices Across Islands
The article notes mumoues or muumuhiution among Torres Islanders near Cape York and in Bari, with specimens preserved in a museum. It mentions the Khaslehlefs of Assam, Questan, and widespread historical use into the eighteenth century. It also references Vanuatu and Inca familiarity with the custom.
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Cape York
Austrralia
Syul- Dey
Assam
Questan
Bari
Vanatu Islands
What You as a Motorist Should Know
In California a discovery shows half of auto mishaps may stem from defective vision rather than brakes or lights. The piece urges motorists to ensure their eyes are correct rather than guess for safer driving.
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California
Cat
C W Bryans Favorite Pudding Recipe Published
Mrs Charles W Bryan wife of Nebraska governor and Democratic vice presidential candidate shares her husbands favorite dessert cottage pudding with dip The recipe lists ingredients including flour sugar butter eggs milk baking powder and a sauce made from sugar butter lemon or currant jelly plus a lemony flavor note
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Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Pershing's Official Farewell Phone Call To Generals
General Pershing retired after forty two years of service and used the Long Distance network to bid farewell to fellow generals. The call connected via Chesapeake and Potomac lines through Washington, reaching distant recipients with clear sound. Pershing assured a warm welcome at his home as he bid fond goodbyes to commanders including Maj Gen Robert L Bullard who recalled West Point days and sang a tune over the wire.
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Pershing
United States Army
Chesapeake and ‘Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Eros
Salee
Robert L. Hullard
New York
Bullard
West Point
The Telephone in England Exhibition Mocked by Visitor
A London Telegraph and Telephone Journal report recalls a well-dressed man at the British Empire Exhibition who, after inspecting six telephones, peered into mouthpieces without seeing any display. He departed in disappointment, leaving staff astonished at visitors unaware of telephones.
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England
Telegraph and Telephone Journal
London
For Sale Two Buildings in Denton Maryland
Two appealing properties on State road just north of Denton Maryland. The first is a four year old two story seven room house with extensive outbuildings, modern amenities and a 70 by 200 foot lot. Possession January 1st 1926. The second is a two story five room house with town water and updated interiors, 46 by 200 foot lot. Possession at once. Apply to George E Culver at J L Everngam & Sons Department Store in Denton MD.
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State Road
Denton
George E. Culver
J. L. Everngam & Son
Denton, Md
Democratic Women Voters Surge in Pittsburgh Registration
Registration of women voters in Pittsburgh more than doubled on the first two of three weekly days, says Ida L. Allan, Democratic Registration Commissioner. The Woodrow Wilson League formed to mobilize Democratic women for John W. Davis's presidential bid, reflecting high interest among female voters.
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Pittsburgh
Ida L. Allan
Washington, D.C
Allen
Fpinchot
John W. Davis
Woodrow Wilson League
No Room for Jealousy in Progressive Euchre Clay
A Waushing ton Star snippet describes Mrs. Torkins denying envy in prize selections. She says they buy prizes people don’t want so the winner won’t be envied, highlighting a light social anecdote on generosity and restraint.
Language and telephony phrases in Japan and Rhode Island trivia
The text notes Japanese telephone manners with phrases like moohi moshi nanban and a eyo vara, and contrasts Rhode Island’s small size with China's vast territory and population. It mentions Ausamu 1242 and a comparison of telephone use between Rhode Island and the Republic of China, highlighting numeric ratios.
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Central
Japan
Rhode Island
Union
Republic of China
China
Sisters Vote Odd Ballot Tale From Missouri Scene
In St. Louis Missouri two sisters aged 96 and 84 walked eight blocks to a polling place on election day then back home. They supported John Wo thete and Chatries WwW Higan on Neembod. They were Miss Jaiva Ann and Miss Lute Alter. The passage notes a family male absence and odd voting behavior.
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Nedest
St. Louis
Missouri
Thes
John Wo Thete
Chatries
Jaiva Ann
Miss Lute
Petrified forest found near Mojave desert site
A small petrified forest with stumps and fallen logs was discovered in the Mojave desert about 135 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The find was confirmed by PSHE Peter.
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Irll
Mojave Desert
Los Angeles
Pshe
Peter
Fragmentary note on telephoned seats in the United States
A garbled OCR fragment discusses telephones and seats in the United States, mentioning past ten seats and current conditions. The text is incomplete and nonspecific, offering no clear event or identifiable entities.
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United State
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Denton Journal
Miclvin & Johnson
Billy
the Telephone
J. W. Davis
Mumoues
C. W. Bryan
Omaha
San Francisco
Muterials
Anat Thes
Telephone
HARMS
WM. Lubbrers
Farma
St Paul St
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Humanity
W. P. Cc
Tutt’s
Goldsboro Bank
Dfk
Goldsboro
Maryland
Robert Jarrell, JR
BOM Shooils
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Denton, Maryland
Volm
Stedy
INET
Portland Cement Association
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Equs
Henry G. Budd, D. D
Dover, Delaware
James J. Ross
Wm, Denny
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Joaan T. Carter
L. Irving Jones
Kreensboro, Md
John W. Payne
Agt
Preston
Ernest G. Cooper Denton, Md
Pepe Criti
Sy Spaperardthy
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