Hinley's Administration Charges Revealed in Card
The document outlines allegations by Hinley regarding mismanagement, overdrafts, and reforms in the endowment board. It notes his claim that Fethers acted from revenge and describes the sequence leading to his resignation and the board's response to overdraft issues tied to the Fort Worth bank failure. It also mentions appointments and internal disputes within the supreme chancellery and related boards.
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Jann AW
Khiresin
Creaene
Dr Bext
Hliecks
Mateeowen
Clutke
Nas
John H. Holmes
St. Tams
Supreme Chanceline Ogdey H
Astm
Ehan Emsion
Foodie
John Felole
Rho
Pe-Ejeete
Yohmathy
Couran
Hank
Fort Worth
Bnand
Benttal
Everdeart
Board of Control
T Bssume
Index of the Sunday Post features and departments
Telegraphic news and various sections listed for the Sunday Post. Includes references to first through twenty-eighth items such as Sporting news Local news theater fashion and children's pages. The list ends with Thin local courts and a Carnegie Library illustration.
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Carnegie Library
Schwab Visit to Birmingham Linked to Iron Trade
Reports from Birmingham claim Joseph Schwab son of Charles M Schwab visited the Dimingham district to inspect Bosley steel works amid speculation of monitoring Ten-House and steel concerns. Sources say the trip appears tied to reporting on labor conditions and potential steel industry consolidation practices.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joseph Schwwib
Charles M. Schwab
United States Stent Corporation
Dimingham
Tree Desn
Oovaction
Tren
Eteel
Bosley
Schwab
Irea
Haliond
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Endowment Trust Official Denies Misuse of Funds
A former official testifies regarding loans tied to the St Paul and Fort Worth bank failures. He asserts that two loans cited were to different properties, all adequately secured, and denies embezzlement or personal gain. He explains actions around land sales for the endowment fund and disputes accusations linked to Arkansas politics and bank collapse.
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Teake
St. Paul
George B. Baker
Bk.le Parker
Apted Ciliate
Harties
Sodownment Rink
Baker
Parker
Ewcern
Cites
Trist
Hoth Oaker
Samo
Mironéev
Kehoe
City National Bank
Fort Orthami
Fort Worth
Sonsthindonuul
Texas
Wort Worth Bank
Lou
Arkansas
Joan of the
Bofe
Petia
Pan American Congress to Open October in Maxton
Washington reports say all Western hemisphere governments will attend the Pan American congress, with plans for formal sessions on four general topics including international law and a national court. Officials note limited time for full detailing as the executive committee releases the tentative agenda and preparations continue.
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New York
Washington
Rnch
Tribune
Pan American Congress
Maxton
Chile
Peru
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Stalin Tollansee
Kim
Dive
Peto
Bellou
Tacha
Arica
Mlesa
Caracas
Venezuela
Althiough
United States
South America
Ae Singrens
Petauade
Bollvie
Kenadar
Tremot
Witon
Hbureat
Wubjecin
Edelma
Storm of Disapproval Hits Government Over South Africa War
London reports an editoral flap and newspaper row over British policy in South Africa. Public anger grows as opposition papers and government journals clash while rumors swirl about Lord Kitchener’s replacement and Milner’s influence. Experts warn the crisis could reshape wartime leadership.
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Waterloo
South Africa
Lord Kitetenar
Loth
Africa
Sir Bandon Blood
East Pinnevaal
Ofinfon
Betwinn
Lett Milner
Capetown
Jord Klowlener
Gemmgadlal
Led Kitchener
Milner
Kitchoney Lave
Luig
Mitchener Feimelnd
Dollis News
Kigwhiter
War Office
Ney
Arme Ta South Afrion
Conmerative
Pars
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Noisy Parliament Scene Over War Office Questions
Turmoil filled the commons as MPs clashed over information on the bond situation and wartime details. Lord Stanley and Mr Dillon sparred as the Speaker intervened to restore order amid shouted inquiries and disputed names.
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Londen
Daly
Honks of Commons
Lord Stanley
War Office
John Dien
Trish Nationallag
Lord Staley
Dilion
Otter
Dillon
Engagement Near Zerust In Pretoria Region
In a Pretoria area clash, Boer forces attacked a cattle ranch near Zerust. Four doors were wilted and forty-seven captured, with gunfire reported. Acting President Bohalkburger's wife was reportedly captured. a war prisoner was sent toward Protoria.
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Pretoria
Mothoen
Zeruat
London
Bohalkburger'a
Protoria
Netle Im Portapeo
Negotiations for Settlement Between France and Britain
Talks between France and Britain over the Newfoundland question have progressed so little that Downing Street may scrap them. Officials report virtual discussions show slim chances of reaching an agreement, with no formal breakdown yet.
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London
France
Beltain
Downing Atreet
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