Bank at New Haven Gains Local Support
New Haven business interests grow in favor of establishing a local bank. Sirases Brothers and other capital backers show willingness to contribute most of theinitial funds, with Straus brothers proposing $25,000 and a four New Haven stockholder directorate. Local capital around $10,000 is eyed as guaranty of good faith despite lingering doubt.
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Caught Cunnison Arrested in Night Street Chase
Sheriff Grice and Deputy Huguenard captured a man named Cunmean after a pursuit across town. He is accused of stealing a horse and buggy belonging to Mr William Byers near New Era. The theft was reported yesterday afternoon and Cunmean was identified, stopped, and jailed. Sheriff and deputy followed a detailed description to locate the vehicle. Mrs Alice Murray complains of looters. James Koonte pays a fine for insulting two girls and is released.
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Indiana governor orders boxing crackdown plans in state
Indianapolis Nov 1 Governor Hanly orders sharp actions to curb prize fighting. Promoters plan bouts in Indiana towns within three weeks with Chicago boxers as factors. Since Mike Wand’s death after Grand Rounds in Michigan, authorities seek to eliminate boxing stories in that area and Hanly favors drastic measures.
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Chauffeur Strike Ends in New York After Turbulent Dispute
The New York Transportation Company workers end a lengthy strike with a settlement allowing return for most. Those who engaged in violence will not be re employed. Wage increases granted but twelve hour workdays persist. Shop use demands dropped amid the dispute.
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Cutler Wins Easy Victory in Tennessee Tournament
Boston’s Cutler defeats Charles Patergon of St Louis 4 to 5 in a trial game at the American tournament in New York. Cutler displays strong scoring, reaching 79 points in the ninth period and extending lead into the fifteenth. Referee Sutton oversees the fourteenth round among eighteen attempted games across twelve nights.
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Cure and Cold in One Day Tase Laxative Bromine Tablets
Unclear ad claims a remedy labeled as Tase Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold and cure in one day. Mentions Druggists and a Grove signature on each box and a money-back promise if it fails.
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Woman Charged After Shooting at New York City Executive
Anessa Louise Vernon alias Luise Vernon, a 38 year old shirt designer, is alleged to have shot Simon, a Queens Waist Company executive at 4698 Island Way, after demanding $50 owed. Police say she entered the office, fired three shots, wounding Simon in the neck and a glass partition, before fleeing. An associate former employee was arrested. the motive cited is unpaid wages.
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Break In Box Bias In Quiet Chicago Market
Local securities opened quiet with fractional changes. Swift’s shares around 118 and Street’s common near 1215. Edison sold at 142 for an odd lot. Box board preferred weak. A director’s move to compete with the trust spurs liquidation fears. Mateh firm at 125. Late trading pushed Wheraliquidation in box, price toward a low level of Bi.
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Vice President at Fair Attraction in Florida Visit
Vice President Pairbanks will travel to Tampa, Florida, tomorrow afternoon to deliver an address at the opening of the Florida state fair on November 22. The briefing notes stress the formal event and the official engagement in Washington and Tampa.
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Boxing Preview Claimed Through Frisky Prelims and Big Fights
Report outlines preliminaries for a boxing card at Kid Wilson's event. Names mentioned include Packy McFarland, Beckner, Young Robinson, Duffy, Reed or Siel, and others. Matchmaker Murharger reportedly arranging bouts, with talk of Welter events and a six rounds pairing.
Hotel Windsor Fire Claims Five Lives in Regina
Regina Manitoba November 19 The Hotel Windsor burned to the ground by fire today. Five people died including ROKALD WALKE JOHNSON and RAY JONES among the 20% tally of staff affected. Others were severely burned in the blaze with limited details available.
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Philadelphia Traction Co Grants Men Wage Increase
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit company board approves a 6 percent wage rise for 7,400 motormen and conductors, to start December 1, adding about 370000 dollars yearly. Current pay is 20 cents per hour. a 5 percent raise was given two years ago.
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New President of Athletic Union Named in New York
James Sullivan was today elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union of America in New York on November 19. The appointment places Sullivan at the helm of the national governing body for amateur athletics and signals a shift in leadership.
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Red Ravens win three games from Nebraskas in rough night
Reported chaos and mixed play describe the Red Ravens defeating the Nebraskas in a three game set last night. Key performances feature Vollmer’s strong evening and a flurry of scoring from the victors as fans witnessed a high energy contest.
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