City Savings Bank in Detroit Closed Amid Major Shortfalls
Detroit bank officials disclosed Frank C. Andrews oversaw large certified checks and overdrafts totaling over 1.5 million dollars. Henry R. Andrews faced bail, while George Maltz as banking commissioner ordered the shutdown to protect depositors as authorities probe misused funds and bank abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
City Savings Bank
George L. Maltz
Maltz
Associated Press
Frank C. Andrews
Anderws
Henry RB. Andrews
The
Henry R. Andrews
F. C. Pingres
Ward L. Andrus
Homer McGraw
Joseph Schulte
F. S. Osborne
Ww. T. McGraw
Frank GC. Andrews
Detroit Trust Company
Trust Company
Burt
Christian
Scullen
Buhrer
Hunt
Board of Education
Teller Attacks Philippine Policy In Senate Speech
Senator Teller voices sharp critique of U S Philippines policy saying force cannot elevate a people and asserting that evil influence dominates the executive branch. He argues the administration misread destiny and that pacific aims were abandoned, implying earlier treaties might have differed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Teller
Philippines
Philippine
Spain
Amendment allowing state oleomargarine manufacture adopted
The House debated the oleomargarine bill and adopted an amendment by Mr. Scott of Kansas allowing states to permit within state manufacture and sale under state laws. The amendment passed 96 to 66.
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Washington
House
Scott
Kansas
Selected Delegates Named for Lincoln League Meet
A Tippecanoe club meeting chose delegates for the Lincoln League gathering in Terre Haute which starts tomorrow. Speakers include Sidney Foster of Iowa and E. L. Hamilton of Michigan. banquet speakers include Daniel E. Storms Union B Hunt Gilbert W L Taylor and others. Delegates listed include Chas Br Lane W E Doud William C Geake Will A Rundell EB L Craw N W Gilbert M J Blitz A J Vesey etc. The Soldiers Sons and Citizens republican club also named delegates led by A W Pierce Harvey Hite William Engle Frank Potter Jasper Edsall John Young Charles Maxwell W H Jackson and others.
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Tippecanoe Club
Lincoln League
Terre Haute
Hos
Sidney Foster
Iowa
E. L. Hamilton
Michigan
Daniel E. Storms
League
Union B .Hunt
Gilbert
W. L. Taylor
Ed Hartman
G. B. McGoogan
George Waldschmidt
RB. G. Thompson
R. B. Hanna
Harry Walter
John Wilson
R. R. Purman
J. G. Thieme
Walter Close
E. P. Dailey
The
Soldiers’, Sons’ and Citizens’ Republican Club
A. W. Pierce
Harvey Hite
William Engle
Frank Potter
Jasper
Fifteen Miners Hurt in Dust Explosion at Mine No 5
In Bon Air Tennessee on February 11 a dust explosion in the main entry of mine No 5 injured fifteen miners. All were rescued and will probably recover. Five miners suffered serious burns.
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Bon Air
Tenn
Grains rise on steady cables and holiday nerves
Chicago markets opened slow with an unsettled tone as May wheat edged up to 78 1 8c on steady cables before easing. Corn and oats firmed amid shorts covering ahead of tomorrow’s holiday. May corn fluctuated around 61 1 2c. Oats advanced with better cash demand, while provisions opened easier but rallied on pork and lard buying, closing mixed with firm wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Seaboard
Alt Gilge
E. Oais
Maylard
Butter Cheese and Eggs Market Report Chicago Feb 11
Butter market firm with creameries at 17 2712 cents and daisies at 16 28 cents. Cheese market steady with cheddars 934 1010s cents and twins 1014 101éc, daisies 10144 1034 cents, young Americas 111s. Eggs market firm at 26 cents.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Steady Cattle Hogs
Chicago stockyard figures show cattle receipts around 4 500 with steady to firm values across grades. Hogs receipts run about 42 000 with markets steady to slightly lower. mixed and butcher weights range from 5.95 to 6.42 in value. Sheep receipts near 12 000 with active demand and lambs up about ten cents.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Mixed on Slow Cattle Trade
East Buffalo N Y reports February 11 cattle receipts at 300 head with dull markets and lower prospects. Veals bring 7.00 to 9.00, hog receipts 5500 with best grades down 50 cents, prices 6.40 to 6.50 for heavies, 5.10 to 5.80 for pigs and roughs 5.40 to 5.60. Sheep and lambs receipts 5000 with totals listed.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
New York Markets Report Feb 11 Prices Steady Amid Light Offerings
New York stock and commodity markets show firm and unchanged tones across grains and meats. Wheat flour receipts number 13,228 bags with state and western markets steady. corn and oats gain modestly on covering and oats strength. pork and lard hold steady to firm while butter and cheese fluctuate within narrow ranges. coffee remains quiet as regional variations limit prominent moves.
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New York
I. F
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Rio
Toledo Markets In Early February Trading Totals
Wheat cash 88c May and July 83 c. Corn February 59 14c May 62 1/2c July 62 5/8c. Oats February 44 4c May 44 11/16c July 38 4c. Cloverseed February 56 71? March 56. Oil North Lima 85c South Lima Indiana 80c.
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Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Fort Wayne Markets Prices for Flour and Grains
Fort Wayne Indiana February 11 reports flour prices for spring wheat 4.00 to 4.25 per barrel winter flour 4.00 to 4.50, graham 1.70 per cwt buckwheat 2.65 per cwt corn meal bolted 1.50 per cwt unbolted 1.50 per cwt wheat 85 cents corn 57 cents oats 42 cents Timothy seed 2.70 per bushel rye 60 cents cloverseed 5.00 to 5.25 per cwt.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Timothy
City Hay and Produce Market Prices Listed
A market page lists prices for Barley to Pelts and meat products. Items include hay varieties Timothy Clover Mixed at several per ton or bundle rates, and produce such as Butter Eggs Lard Ducks live poultry and fruit prices per bushel or pound. Notable entries show Pork on foot and dressed, cattle, sheep, and various nuts and honey by the bushel or pound.
Will float 1000 balloons to create rain in Indiana
Richmond Indiana notes aeronaut Prof John E Baldwin plans a summer experiment to lift 1000 balloons from multiple towns including Richmond Centreville Cambridge City New Castle Middletown Muncie Parker City Winchester Hagerstown and Losantville Each balloon will carry a dynamite bomb set to explode nearly simultaneously to produce rain. Backing comes from several supporters.
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Richmond
Ind
John E. Baldwin
Centreville
Cambridge City
New Castle
Middletown
Muncie
Parker City
Winchester
Treasury officials dispute Seattle dispatch on Alaskan sales
Washington officials say they have not received formal word on a Seattle letter from Alaska Collector Ivy about selling supplies to Canadian pelagic sealing vessels. If accurate, Ivy's actions would not meet departmental approval. Lieutenant Jarvis proceeds to Alaska to relieve Ivy as collector.
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Washington
Treasury
Seattle
Ivy
Alaska
Unalaska
Department
Jarvis
Middletown Births and Visiting Families
In Middletown a son was born to Mr and Mrs Wiliam Van Horn and a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Dennis. Joseph Falls and family and Elsworth Ruhl and family visited on Sunday.
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Wiliam van Horn
John Dennis
Joseph Falls
Elsworth Ruhl
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves Across Towns
A busy social snippet reports visits by Mr and Mrs John Dinnis and others to Fort Wayne and Ossian areas. Miss Etta Barkley purchases a roadster and travels daily to school while Misses Sophia and Amanda Kaiser host a sleighing party. The Chewing Gum club enjoys a Milan township weekend with Eli Ringwalt family, with minor mishaps described. A government appointment marks a historic step for a woman in diplomacy, following M Delcasse's prior appointment.
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John Dinnis
Mason Shookman
Fort Wayne
Etta Barkley
Grace Fuegerson
Ossian
Sophia
Amanda Kaiser
Poe
Carrie van Horn
Charles Bush
Lee Hartzell
Huntington
Ira Somers
Chance Snider
Lucius Somers
Hoagland High School
George Hake
Chewing Gum Club
Panhandles
Eli Ringwalt
Milan Township
New Haven
Soest
Goeglein
Maysville
New Appointment for French Consulate General
Paris announces Mademoiselle Jeanne De Villeneuve has been appointed secretary of the French consulate general in New York. She belongs to a prominent Parisian family and represents a new generation in Franco American diplomatic circles.
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Paris
Mademoiselle Jeanne de Villeneuve
New York
Mademoiselle de Villeneuve
Fireman Suffer Peculiar Knee Injury On Train
Charles Currie a Nickel Plate fireman on engine 6 train 41 westbound was struck on the knee by a rolling coal piece from the tender. He fainted in the cab and temporarily lost mobility. A surgeon met him at Brico on and Currie was taken to St Joseph hospital under Dr Dinnen care.
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Charles Currie
Currie
Briceton
St. Joseph Hospital
J. M. Dinnen
Engine 102 Loses Wheel on Pennsylvania Train No 20
Engine 102 of the eastern division pulling Pennsylvania train No 20 lost the left back truck wheel west of Calhoun street but brought the train to the depot and to the roundhouse in good order. No other damage occurred and the engine will be out of service a day or two.
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Pennsylvania
Calhoun Street
Miss Una Hunter Returns After Pneumonia Illness
Miss Una Hunter of the south exchange of the Home Telephone Company is able to be about again after an illness from pneumonia.
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Una Hunter
South Exchange
The
Home Telephone Company
Special bed lot offered with 60 day pay option
A local sale announces a low cost batch of beds with a chance to reserve by partial payment. The balance is due on delivery within 60 days. The discount comes from manufacturers who preferred selling samples to avoid packing and shipping back to the factory after the Expo.
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Detroit Savings Bank
George H. Russell
Clearing House Committee
State Savings Bank
H. R. Andrews
F. C. Andrews
Andrews
Tto
United States
N. W
S. W
Barnley
Cloven
Chicago Livestock
East Buffalo Markets
Lambs
NEW York Markets
M. Delcasse
New Place
Sirange
Court Street
Foster Block
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