Bryan Discusses Bank Deposit Guaranty at Topeka
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan spoke in Topeka about the safety of bank deposits, contrasting a guaranty system with Taft’s opposition to it. He cited Kansas bankers backing guaranty, noted state versus national charter changes, and argued a Democratic win would push deposit security through a nationwide plan and a future law.
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Colonel Bryan
Topeka
Topera
Kas
W. J. Beran
Guaranty
Bunciy
Garfield Park
Knights of Pythias
Hant
Afr Bryas
Mr. Tatt
Guaranty Bank
Taft
Bryan
Kansas City
Kansas
Tessa
Haskell
Seaks
Cytudics
Slan
Congress
United States Senate
Persom
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Kamas Ciy
Air
Tate
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Specell
Personilly
Lonsiness Repets Son
Oklahoma
Neonat
Tve
Ail National
Broudite
Midingo
Carder
Likely Candidate for Assistant Attorney General
Washington new draft reports indicate WW A Jew Resru, current assistant US attorney at Boston, is slated for the vacancy caused by Alfred W. Coslay’s resignation from Roosevelt's cabinet. No verification. Russell declines comment. If appointed, the role would mark a historic move for the Negro community and reflects Wide administrative shifts. Lowing, Harvard graduate, 35, former college football player, cited as a strong tie to the case and legal field.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
Unn
WW. A
Jew Resru
United States
Vostoc
Alfred W. Coslay
Roosevelts Tesais
Oreigtein
Jorney
Russell
Thes Vnc
Roosevelt
Lewis
Curriaa
Duvidee
Lowig
Harvarian Dubent
Taft Sherman clash fuels Kansas party debate
Democratic supporters in Kansas press for reform while condemning Taft and Sherman positions on bank guaranty and fiscal policy. The piece contrasts Republican lines with Democratic aims, notes Bryan’s travel to Lincoln, and analyzes Oklahoma bank guaranty impacts, depositors behavior, and the risk to solvency amid deposits and money orders.
Col Bryan Address on Bank Security and Depositors
Col Bryan argues for stronger depositor protections and bank security. He critiques current systems as risky where depositors are unsecured creditors, urging laws to back the theory that banks must safeguard funds. He notes government and municipal security demands and cites US postal savings and foreign banks as contrasts.
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United States
Securite
Antion
Atte
Ounty
Citr
Bavier Hinaen
Tiaah Am Ie Peistminster
Fayer
Miller Brothers Wild West Show Comes to Van Buren Grounds
Two performances planned on Van Buren Street grounds with a parade led by Zack Miller and Miller Brothers’ troupe. The program features Sioux and Cheyenne Indians, cowboys, mules, stage coaches, sharpshooters, and a Len Seeley stunt reenacting the Pat Hennessy massacre. An 8 o'clock show follows this evening.
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van Buren Street
Hovny
Kendalville
Lafayette Street
Battery B
Fort Wayne
A. Victor Leighton
Miller Wrothers
Journal Gazette
Wild West
Hove
Zack Miller
West
O&laloma
Fiead
Bar L
Port Wayne
van Buren Show
Oklahoma
Biller Brothers
Pat Hennessey
Len Seeley
Wil
Tunale
Baptists at Winona elect committeemen and secretaries
Warsaw Indiana August 27 Baptists from across the United States in session at Winona Lake chose headquarters for Baptists at Winona Lake and named local and district secretaries. They plan to erect a non denominational building at Winona Lake within two years to foster interest in their districts.
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Warsaw
Ind
United States
Winona Lake
Lauy
Farlons
McKay
Indiasia
M.A. Trevis
Wa- Bie
Charles G
Reallarmel
Mic
Aibors
Democracy the Protector of Honest Wealth Mentioned
Fragmentary statement debates the Democratic Party as protector of wealth and opposing corporate power. The text argues against consolidation of wealth, separation of government from corporate influence, and a free market regulated by law, reflecting older political discourse on democracy and wealth.
Mary B Green the Licensed Woman Pilot of America
Mary B Green, a licensed woman pilot on American rivers, commanded the steamer Green tana on the Ohio and Mississippi systems. She saved a boat from destruction during heavy ice and costly dangers in 1897, guiding passengers to safety as the crew prepared to abandon ship. Wife of Capt Gordon Gun, proprietor of the Green line, she is well known among river men for her prominent role and service.
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Amys
Mary B. Green
Suitaby
Chaoshehla
Mississippi
Green
Greentana
Unie
Cinelaraelt Pointe
Onlo
Two Million Idle Workers Prompt AFP Leaders to Rally
Washington August 27 President Gompers of the AFL conferred with union leaders chosen as speakers for a political campaign to aid workers. He cited two million wealth producers thrown idle since October and warned against a permanent army of jobless. He tied the issue to the Sherman act ruling and stressed independence of labor from party politics.
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Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pind
Gorsyers
Inez
United States
Gonvers
Supreme Court
Voluntary Association of Herarners
Gomperg
Cornel
Uby
Remarkable Operation at St Josephs Hospital
Vance White of Bluffton, Ohio, underwent a pioneering procedure yesterday at St Josephs Hospital to remove a damaged lung segment and create a cavity to drain pus. Surgeons led by Dr. Cook separated ribs to access the lung, a rare operation praised as one of the most remarkable in medical practice. White, long a Cleveland resident, faced a grave risk but survived the complex surgery.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Vance White
Bluirton
Wes
St Toseph’s Hospital
Me. White
Br. Conk
Bluffton
Cleveland
Wuile
Itr
Cook
Bruffton
Whites
St. Joseph's Hospital
Auveru
Tims
Wea
Benet Iin
Hisetar
Alan
Rolled Cigar Clerk To The Tune Of Five Dollars
A fragmented report notes a rolled cigar clerk received a five dollar amount. The text is garbled with names and places missing or unreadable, but indicates a monetary transaction involving a cigar clerk. Further details could not be recovered due to the damaged OCR.
Reunion of Methodists Draws Thousands at Allen County Park
The annual Methodist reunion in Allen County gathered over 2000 attendees at Ropleen Park with 1306 on bus and hundreds arriving by other means. Speakers included Hon. James E. Watson and Hon. Cyrus Cline, plus Bishop Berry, with services in theater and grove and a closing gathering at First Methodist Church.
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Allen
Pax
Principel
James EB. Watson
Cyrus Cling
Angola
Clarence ©. Gil- Lagrange
Congressmoan Trom
Berr
Ar. Watson
Cline
Gilharms
Singerg Tallec
Jeans
Jeara Laver
Frank Lebig
Frank Lenig
Josephie Berry
D. D
TF Wade
West Wayne
Logieater
Crrun
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