Walsh Is Found Guilty in Major Chicago Trial
The jury convicted Walsh after a ten week trial in Chicago federal court. Judge Anderson praised the conscientious jurors as district attorney Sims called the case a landmark enforcement of banking laws. Verdict cost the government about 108006 with juror pay and court expenses noted, making it one of the costliest trials in the district.
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Juder Aoderson
Tral
Verélot
Sims
United States
Ury
Pelmer
Anderson
Thiu
Simz
United States Comptroller of ’ the Treasury
H. Kane
Muetone
Secret Service
Federal
Chicago
Walsh
Chicago National ‘Bank
Fred M. Blount
Milous
Bedford Quarries Company
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Southern Indiana Coal Company
Iitno Southern Railway Company
Cateago Southern Railway Company
Wisconsin and Michigan Railway Company
National Bank
Bosworth
Chicago National
State Bank
Jones
Equitable Trust Company
Home Savings Bank
Ridgely
Clearing Haus Association
Career of John KR Waleh and the rise of finance firms
The article sketches the career of John KR Waleh amid a maze of railway builders quarry concerns and finance houses. It notes his leadership in developing firms tied to the Chicago zonal bank Equitable Trust and Home Savings Bank, portraying a rise and fall within a sprawling network of corporations.
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John KR. Waleh
Randolph Artest Newsbay
Bank Prar Bs
Parhker'e Orgenisation
Ing
Chicago Zonal
Equitable Trust ‘Company
Home Savings Bank
Fort Wayne Woman Hinged Legend of Health Miracle
A Fort Wayne woman’s plea touts a remedy praised by many for stomach and kidney relief. The testimonial claims dramatic improvements after using Root Juce, urging others to try the health-promoting discovery and noting local endorsements and availability through Fort Wayne Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Bolentlet
Lirfayette
Ind
Fort Wayne
Trent
Fort Wayne Drug Co
Paris Papers Warned Over Franco American Ties
A Paris ambassadorial protest sparked immediate editorials warning of Franco American relations. The piece traces an era of financial and banking ties, including Walsh and the Chicago National Bank, its collapse, and the ensuing legal actions with multiple railroad and quarry interests linked to Walsh through the 1900s.
Character Study of Walsh in Bank Trial
A detailed portrait of John R. Walsh as a bank case defendant, outlining his personality shifts under public scrutiny, the conflict between autocratic traits and gentler inclinations, and the courtroom dynamics led by Judge B Anderson. It notes Walsh’s self-control under cross examination, his mixed defiance and diffidence, and the ongoing portrayal by observers of his decisive yet troubled character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosworth
B. Foreab
Mr. Walsh
William ©. Ridgely
Washington
Clearing House
Chicago National
Walsh
John R. Walsh
Job F. Walsh
John B. Walsh
Warsh
Welsh
B. ‘Anderson
Idlanian
Hoosier
Yin Lay
Cownse
Pnes
Jacy
Menjor
Rennrad
John R. Wales
Nenevary
Liberal credit offers and promises of low prices
The speaker defends generous store credit to working customers and promises aggressive price cuts and extended terms. He asserts laboring men deserve fair terms, pledges to double sales, and urges use of the Bank Book to furnish homes with flexible weekly payments.
Men’s Scotch Trousers Discounted At Limited Prices
Local ad notes 20 percent off on men’s Scotch trousers with several price examples such as six dollars and forty-eight cents, three dollars, four dollars, and two dollars. It advertises Fletcher and Loesch & Co offering prescription filling services at the corner of Barr and Wayne Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. H. Loesch & CO
Barr
Wayne Sis
Wabash Shopster's Alley Fight Ends in Theft and Escape
A street scuffle near Lavina Street and Broadway left Johu Blood’s tale of a wrestler suspect and a $25 loot for the assailant who fled after a struggle. Patrols were sent to capture the young suspect described as a light mustached Negro. Chief Farrington also issues a lookout for two highway robbers linked to incidents near Green and Main.
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Hill
Johu
Fort Wine
Aland
Piowa Avenue
Lavina Street
Broadway
Bloods
Bland
Flood
Toa
Kadie
Pallee VW
A. Farrington
Balle Creek
Mich
Charles Smith
Lona Charse
Grean
West Main Street
Hlace
Dsuner
Hir
Beyelle
Calhoun Street
Christian Gorgion
Wis
Ganglein
Mtv
Clinton and
Oonnbla Streets
The Rock Fortress Sigiriya in Ceylon Historic Seclusion
The famed Sigiriya rock fortress in Ceylon rises above the plain as a impregnable early fortress. Kings Kasyapa and Wasaypa fortified a temple and palace atop the monolith with a bathing tank carved from rock. Few travelers manage the climb, requiring vow and nerve.
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Sigiri
Ceylon
Rock of Gibraltar
Kasyap
Eliya R. Seidmee
National Geographic
Chearly
Imanis
Wasyapa
Yi Rock
Glove Fight Fatal on United States Train Boat
Two sailors died after a glove fight aboard the Cumberland at port. H A Flattnett of Philadelphia, 23, and M Manning of Middletown N Y, 20, were involved in a ten round bout that ended with Flattnett mortally injured and Manning unscathed. Manning is under guard as investigation proceeds.
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Newport
United States
Cumberland
H. A Flattnett
Philadelphia
Naval Hospital
M. Man— Aing
Ton N.Y
Uniformus
Herriett
Hannett
Manning
Cutie
Bloves
Teanen
Rarinet
Hayiert
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Tuger
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Banleap
Paris
Quai d’Oreau
Japan
Finantier
Ireland
Randolph Street
Westner News Company
Proserviver
Justice
Federal Department of Justice
A. 2. Carter
Waleh
Mark A. Foote
Federal Grand Jury
Edward P. Moxey
Ones
John &. Mier
Miller
He Geo Walsh
Mr. Jackson
Chicago National Bank
Ike Dixty
Ambassador
Jusserand
John F. Walsh
Umy Zarling
George
Ana
J Oanunes Ade & E. Uagators
ST. Bee
Mee
Wile
Morris
Fletcher
Jahon- Fletcher CD
John Blood
Wabash Shapman
Oh Stromt
Broad
Falk
Hartnett
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