Banks Fortify Reserves as Loans Rise in East and West
Amid cautious optimism about the financial outlook, national banks report strong reserves and a high level of brick resources. Loans increased mainly in the Eastern and Cleveland districts while overall deposits declined. The system remains in a fortified position with banks noting persistent weakness in loan demand outside the core regions.
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Banka Wall
Combtrailer
Willicits
Dastern
Gompers Warns Against Politics in Industrial Day
Washington July 28 S F L President Samuel Gompers warns workers and employers not to use the industrial crisis for political leverage. He stresses production as the country’s need and criticizes arrogance and autocracy by employers. He condemns wage reductions as unacceptable and politics as a trick to force camps.
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Wasehington
Spm
Wel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Jay
Ifit
Auto plunge kills three in Bear Creek Canyon
Denver residents describe a 200-foot fall when a car veered at Looking Glass curve. Lon Moore, 1 Bite, and Ironton native were fatally injured. Driver Williams Hart and his wife survived the descent with injuries.
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Denver
Colo
Lon ‘Moore
Cancer Plouaire
Ironton
Denver Deople
Ware
Bear Cresk’ Canyon
Williams Hart
Texicab
Prairie View Fire Destroys Town in 80 Fire
Prairie View, a village of about 250 in the county, suffered a major blaze that destroyed most buildings except the logging station. Firemen and railroad crew saved nine trains that were entering the town during the incident. Loss estimated near $500,000.
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Chicago
Prairie
Lview
Boeing
Asaen Keres
Albert Mather
Named for judges in Iowa convention
The Republican judicial convention nominated M. Wervers of Jews Fully for a bench position at an event held July 29 in Qgdar Town. The gathering approved nominees from Hadke and related law circles.
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Bopide
M. Wervers
Ayijle
Bort
Hadke
Nad
Government income for year tops expenses, secretary reports
Washington July 27 The governments income for the Bacal year ending June 30 exceeded the expenses for the first time in three years, Secretary Houston announced. The gross public debt fell by 2,207,880,180, with a total debt of 25,494,008,160 due, while receipts reached 6,004,585,888 and expenditures 4,403,846,641. The surplus largely reflects partial liquidation of war securities, though a deficit of 71,870,072 remained in net income versus outlays.
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Washington
Houston
Mt Loe
Grosa
Treasury
Howeever
Snanca, Corporation
Eveluaive
Reichstag approves Spa terms with broad coalition support
A Berlin report notes the Reichstag passed the Spa agreements by a large majority. The government and three coalition parties presented a joint resolution praising the motives behind signing the Spa accords. Opposed only by patrons and independents, calls for immediate coal nationalization found limited backing.
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Berlin
Shareichatag
Ebtenta
Spa
Swochaltate
Rétehatig
Oatronalists
Dallats
Coal Aghda
Conscientious objector Alfred Hottig surrenders in Oregon hills
After years evading the draft in southern Oregon mountains, 97-year-old Alfred Hottig surrendered amid hardship described as unbearable. He and his brother Charles subsisted on wild meat and berries in 1917 due to wartime conscientious objection. Charles remains at large.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Alfred Hottig
Bertlea
Charles
Three Slay Irish Official Linked to Dublin Event
Fragmentary OCR notes report a sensational Dublin incident involving Frank Brooke described as a prominent Irish figure and friend of the Lord Lieutenant Viscount Preach. The text references map directions and a director room scene but is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Dubin
Frank Brooke
Ireland ‘End
Viscount
Veutenant
Dublin
Weatland
Brooke
Irdotors
Cotton
California Blacklists and Japanese Immigrants Debate
A historical extract surveys anti-alien sentiment in California, claiming Japanese immigrants threaten national fabric. It cites anti-alien land laws, attempts to circumvent ownership rules via infant guardians, and corporations with white fronts. The piece notes marriages with white women as rare and discusses picture brides and measures aimed at curbing assimilation.
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Ipartio Atic Arkeaan
Bwood
Bumigrate
California
Hineelf
Wannity
Indio California
Acauire
Tapan
Vanderbilt Funeral for William Blen Vanderbilt
Funeral services for the late William Blen Vanderbilt were held at the American Church. The Episcopal service was led by Rev. Frederick W. Beekman with Rev. Stanley Blunt in attendance. Attended by members of the British embassy and American notables, the body was taken to the mortuary chapel and will be sent to the United States.
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Sorvicen
William Blenom
Wes
Frederick W. Beekman
Stanley Blunt
Machete
Tynervices
Wil
Athins8 Weiles
Particwarly
United States
Deserters in Paris District Reported by Police
Paris police report 1,500 to 2,000 American army deserters hide in the Paris district. Capt. J. A. Warden oversees apprehensions as authorities intensify efforts to locate and return the deserters amid ongoing military tensions.
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Paris
Parly
France
Paria
Invastl
Yankee Yacht Wins Deciding Race For America's Cup
The defender Resolute defeated Shamrock in a tightly contested 30 mile windward leeward race to claim the America's Cup, finishing about twenty-five minutes before the six hour limit. Shamrock led early but Resolute surged ahead, crossing ten miles from the start and extending its lead to a mile and a half mid course. The contest featured a tempestuous series with postponements and tight jostling as both yachts battled for the coveted trophy.
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America
Ameriega
Aouuat
Pracioie
Briamrock
Leeward
Chol- Jedget
Lez
Reso: Tate
Folak
Shamrock
Democracy Adopts Slogan Amid Party Disarray
The announcement by George White, chairman of the national committee, notes openness to contributions of any amount. The party pushes a new slogan as a unifying call, while probing public views and seeking financial support to pursue its victory objective.
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Washington
Aly
Eratia Arty
George’ White
Millerand Wins Chamber Backing in France Crisis
Paria July 81 Premive report says Millerand secured support in the chamber of deputies after a personal plea. The chamber approved the rearmament agreement at Spa by a 14 to 22 vote despite opposition from the fibaned committee. France will advance Germany 200,000,000 francs per month as part of the terms.
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Paria
Premive
Millerand
Chamber . of Deputies
Chamber
Spa
France
Gérmany
Sentry slays Texas captain in guard camp shooting
Sentry Herbert A. Robertson, WW veteran and captain of the local National Guard company, was shot and killed at the guard camp in Golveaton Tex as troops under Gen J F Wolters moved on duty. The incident follows a clash with a hostile guard. Shipping Board accepts bids to supply 10 120 000 barrels of fuel oil for vessels with tanker prices around 1.10 to 2.40 per barrel.
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Golveaton
Tex
Herbert
A. Robertson
National Guardsmen
Disjointed 1920s News Fragments Highlight Trials and Tragedy
Scattered items report arrests in New York for robberies, a fatal midwest train collision near Michigan City, and Japan US tensions over Sakhalin occupation. Also noted are denied trials for A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert, and a wheat crop carryover of 109,518,000 bushels as of July 1, 1920, per Washington agriculture department.
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Ganized
Cdr’ Blaves
Ny Jy
Paasale
Tames Scott
Quome Noaphal
Dan
Guth Pive Mérobere
An Ity
Jother
Cna
Swhen
Wos
Michigan
Trite
Michigan City
Ind
Tokyo
United States
Aitatea
Japan
Teland
Sakhalin
Naw
A. C. Townley
National ‘Neopartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
Duire ‘Mont
Mion
Department of Aigriculture
Washington
SLAIN BATTLING BANDITS IN MICHIGAN
Trackeon deputy Harry Worden killed in a gun battle with robbers holding up a wheat shipment. Deputy Kutt wounded. Suspects tied to a Detroit group and a wagon train robbery. About $10,000 loss cited. Names include Walter Wilson W E Barris Dave Rovenberg Tom Brown Lester Bacon George Cortort.
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Trackeon
Mich
Sherif
Harry’ Worden Wan
Sherif Kutt
Walter, Wilson
W.E. Barris
Dave Rovenberg
All
Detroit
Tom Brown
Doc Browe
Pin
Lester Bacon
George
Cortort
Jackbon
Markets in July show varied prices across grains and livestock
The listing captures fluctuating prices for corn soybeans and several feed grains, with figures for No 2 yellow corn, rye oats and other cereals. Livestock prices detail cattle cows and hogs with weight ranges and price brackets, reflecting a broad agricultural market snapshot.
Villa Negotiates Surrender as Mexican War Braces
Reports from Mexico City describe Francisco Villa negotiating terms with General Eugenio Martinez while Villa’s forces threaten Sabinas and nearby towns. Telegrams from Torreon indicate Martinez will visit for talks and vows full effort to aid Maxi can progress. Villa greets Martinez with cordial phrases and awaits the conference in Mexico City within days.
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Villa
Dela Huerta
Mexico City
Martines
Ga Martinez
Bablab
Newras
Mora
Sabinas
Mexics
Francisco Villa
Eugenio Martines
Condwig
Neuvo Leon
Miyicea
Torreon
Martinez
Maxi
Y Villa
Do“ln Huerta
Mexico
City
Nepal
Oil Gushers Erupt as Earthquake Strikes City
Two oil wells surged up after an earthquake noon shock in Los Angeles. Crude oil spouted through pavement and gutters near Oceldehito Boulevard and Third Street, flooding streets with rivers of oil from the city’s oil field.
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Los ‘Angeles
Cal
Imown
Eldehito Boulevard
Quany
Occupation Is Disapproved by Most Powers
Washington reports that all parties except the United States protested Japan’s claim to occupy the northern portion of Sakhalin Island and the opposite coast. The U S is alleged to adhere to the treaty which assigns the island to custody under the Potest agreement, leaving the status unsettled.
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Washington
Aleg Ned
Japan
Sakhalin
Natia
United States
Potest
Haltch
Posseastan
Usule
Osaka Chamber Adopts Law to Regulate American Shipping
In July, Osaka's chamber of commerce adopted a resolution guiding American shipping activities. The action focuses on aligning local commerce with evolving maritime law and trade practices.
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Osaka
Chamber of Cent
Ameria
Japan
Ann
Anerican Shipping
Lara
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