Chief Ogalla Fire Dies at Age 90 After Ill Health
Chicago report recalls Chief Ogalla Fire tied to Sitting Bull and Custers last fight. The Sioux leader died in hospital after attempted self harm a week earlier. He endured wounds from the Battle of the Little Bighorn and spent years in Wild West shows and later films.
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Chicago
Ogalla Fire
Sitting Bull
United States
Indiana
Ogalla
Little Bear
Oqgvalla Fire
Unparalleled Growth of Banks and Usury Debate
The report notes 14 bank failures in the year ending Oct 31 and 208 criminally caused failures in 50 years, with 136 due to careless banking. It argues the Federal Reserve Act aims to decentralize capital, curb usury, and improve credit access across regions.
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Williams
Federal Reserve System
United States
Hunter Sechrest joins Reynolds Tobacco for Charleston posting
Hunter Sechrest has accepted a position with R J Reynolds Tobacco Company and left this morning for Charleston West Virginia where he will establish his headquarters. His family will join him later.
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Hunter Sechrest
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Charleston
W. Va
Fis Family
Supreme Court Dismisses Sherman Act Suit Against Steamship Lines
The Supreme Court ruled that the government’s Sherman Act suit in New York against North European steamship lines in steerage business is dismissed. The court found the “general pool agreement” alleged by the government to be void of actualities during the present war.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Black Diamonds Amatory Affairs Cause Court Fuss
In a police court session Judge Dalton handles a tangle centering on Henry Gilmore known as Black Diamond. Goldie McDonald and Julia Terry accuse him of assaults and jealousy while Diamond risks warrants and fines.
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Black Diamond
Henry Gilmore
Daltom
Julia Verry
Goldie McDonald
Julia Terry
Julia
Goldie
Diamond
Henry
Dalton
Southern Delegation to Fight Child Labor Bill
A southern delegation led by former Governor Kitchin of North Carolina will defend child labor in cotton mills before the House Labor Committee. David Clark of the Southern Textile in Charlotte will testify as the committee considers the Weating-Owens bill to bar interstate shipments of goods made with child labor.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Labor Committee
South
Covernor Iitchen
North Carolina
David Clark
Southern Textile
Charlotte
Weating-Owens
Kitchin
Mary Pickford at the Broadway Tomorrow
Mary Pickford returns to High Point for Paramount Pictures at the Broadway in Such a Little Queen. The star, famed as queen of the movies, headlines the big Paramount production tomorrow with a noted $175,000 yearly contract.
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Broadway
Mary Pickford
Paramount
Miss Pickford
Paramount Pictures
Grand Jury Probes East Youngstown Riot
The grand jury began investigating the East Youngstown riot from Friday night. Over 200 men have been arrested as part of the case. Funeral services were held in St Louis for Charles W Knapp, director of the Associated Press, with former colleagues and many professionals in attendance.
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Grand Jury
East Youngstown
Associated Press
Youngstown,o
C. W. Knapp
St. Louis
Charles W. W Knapp
Paris Officer Commended for Downing German Plane
Lieutenant Peulban, an aviator, is praised in army orders for flying behind German lines to attack a hostile aircraft. He then swooped low and dropped a bomb to destroy the enemy machine.
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Paris
Peulbante
Terman
Bank Officers and Balance Sheet Figures Plus Signatures
Financial snapshot showing Commercial National Bank totals 1 532 018 25 with cash and deposits listed. Officers named include J Elwood Cox president W G Bradshaw vice president C M Hauser active VP W A J Idol cashier.
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J. Elwood Cox
W. G. Bradshaw
C. M. Hauser
W. A. J. Idol
New York City Postmaster Expected to Be Named
The postmaster position for New York City appears nearly decided. Johnston, former fire commissioner under Mayor Gaynor, is a Georgia native who has resided in New York in recent years.
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New York
der Mayor Gaynor
Georgia
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Atlanta Jour
Jonston
Vitagraph Company of America
Charles Richmond
L. Rogers
Lytton
James Morrison
Norman Talmage
Rose Theater
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