Third National Bank Opens in Dothan Promises Local Growth
T E Williams, president, announces the Third National Bank of Dothan opens with $50,000 capital and calls on residents to visit the new Foster Street banking house. The note highlights local founders, early town events, and plans to offer full banking services to all occupations.
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Dothan
Pparroundine
Third National Bank of
Whan
Pothan
Alabama
Admiral Sehiley
J. T., Thrasher
R. C. Williams
Bob
Foster Street
T. E. Williams
Pres
Gaynor and Greene Arrive in Savannah from Canada
John F. Gaynor and B. D. Greene, long sought for extradition, arrived in Savannah at dawn. Their wives met them at the depot and United States Marshal White, with Deputy Doyle, escorted them to jail. The prisoners appeared in good spirits.
Pottery Combine Proposed In Wheeling Stake Sale
Stockholders of Wheeling potteries plan a meeting for tomorrow to ratify selling their plants to a proposed pottery combination with capital stock of 46 million dollars. Local potters would receive ten dollars cash per share plus a share of common and preferred stock in the new organization.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Sald
Russian Liberal Leader Prince Troubetzny Dies
St. Petersburg on October 14 reports the death of Prince Sergius Troubetzny the foremost Liberal in Russia His passing removes a restraining influence over Moscow students and may lead to the closing of the university Professors could not prevent a large student gathering in the university hall attended by outsiders.
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St. Petersburg
Sergius Troubetzny
Russia
Moscow
Special Field Agent Appointed in Cotton Investigations
F N Gray appointed field agent in cotton investigations by Secretary Wilson. He takes the oath and will be based in Houston. Gray, former editor and proprietor of the Rice Industry, will join the board reporting monthly conditions.
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Houston, Fox
Cot
F. N.gray
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Houston
Gray
Government to loan money for repairs after recon riots
St. Petersburg reports the government will provide the needed funds to repair damage from the recon rioting, but rejects interest-free loans. The estimated amount ranges from 15 to 20 million dollars with interest to be charged.
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St. Petersburg
Baki Il Men
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