Bank Teller’s Suicide Links to Milwaukee Ave Bank Collapse
Chicago reports the Milwaukee Avenue State bank failure deepens as Frank Kowalski, the bank’s 18 year paying teller, shoots himself after facing accusations from depositors. The piece notes Kowalski’s life under pressure, his ties to the Polish community, and suspicions around President Stensland and Henry Hering amid ongoing bank turmoil.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Ave
Frank Kowalski
Kowalski
Depoattora
Thewap
Paul O. Stensland
Denry W. Hering
John ¥. Smulski
Northwest Bank
Stensland Concern
Stensland
Jones
Hla Odyaborn
Gustav Burkhardt
James Olson
Fort Worth
Tex
Henry V. Adams
Commission
Mexico
Adams
New Orleans
Tiny locomotive built for Bulgarian prince in Bridgeport
Special to The Sea Bridgeport Conn Aus 1. A three foot long replica of New York Central engines, complete with its own track, was finished by Eaton Cole Burnham Co It is a gift from R Crane to Little Prince Borung son of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria Crane met the boy during a Bulgaria visit and learned he lacked a real locomotive toy The gift aims to satisfy the boy's wish and showcase local craftsmanship
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Aus
Wwnatja
Eaton, Cole & Burnham Co
Wir
New York
R. Crane
Arm
Prince Borug
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Crane
Mr. Crane
Bank theft scandal shocks state bank system
A bank theft case reveals tens of thousands stolen years ago with losses now estimated to be between 10 000 and 50 001. State Bank Examiner Jones reports the widespread fraud and fake signatures, noting many payments lacked identifiable names and used only numerals. Depositors face likely returns of around 40 cents on the dollar.
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Jones
Trauda
Brensland
de Positors
Opie Reid lecture headlines Winona Lake event
Opie Reid appeared in Winona Lake August 11 delivering a wide ranging talk titled First One Thing and Then Another. He poked fun at editors and Culver cadets, weighed against social flaws and national issues, and closed with remarks on money, marriage as business and European economic woes.
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Sperial
Winona Lake
Opie Reid
Reid
Winona
Editora and
Culver
Train cuts girl's hair in accident at Moobic
Special to The Run reports seven year old Ethe Billam was struck by a locomotive tender edge near Moobic Pa Aug 1. Her head cleared the rake by a narrow margin but her long ringlets were shaved by the wheels. Train crew halted the locomotive after hearing the girl scream and they rescued her as she cried out.
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Moobic
Billam
Indiana State Fair to run six full days this year
Indiana plans a six day state fair with exhibits by 10 am opening day and special rule enforcement. The State Board of Agriculture expects higher revenues with extended duration and a reworked schedule featuring Weber's Band concerts, shifted attractions, and afternoon races to attract larger crowds.
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State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Indiana
Weber
Cincinnati
Fine Arte
Weber Band
Windown
Hoosiers in New York
A list of Indiana residents visiting New York includes Mr and Mrs A B Platt Jar and Mrs W Doll Misses Arnett Dunlap and others. The article names numerous travelers from Terre Haute Vincennes Portland Fort Wayne Evansville Rushville Clay City Richmond Marion Anderson Angola Tipton and more visiting the city.
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New York
Indianapolis
A. B Platt
W. Doll
Missea Arnett
Miss Dunlap
Yours
Mies Ross
H. G. Campbell
R. Gordon
Jor
Jor, W. 8. Gadd, Mrs. 9. M. Renard, Mr. and Mrs. A. J Whitner
Diss Coon
7. L. Green
T Meyers
Mita Schwartz
Miss Jackson
A. S. Coffa
RL. Arnold
HH. Hice
GW. Petree
P.O. Jones
J. L. Reagan
C. T. Grath
WH. Walker
F.C. Conpety
J. S. Madison
Terre Haute
W. D. Burd
G. B. Umstead
F. M. Qond
Vinecennes
M. Weller
J. Lambe
Portland
F. J. Brown
MW. T. Seb
Fort Wayne
BS. Veatch
Evansville
G. B. Davidson
J. M. Poe
Rushville
Miss Burrougha
Horner
Mon
Water theft probe ends with city foreman fired
Allegations of water theft from the In j Hananetis Water company led to the dismissal of W E Darling, a city sewer foreman. Charges against Darling and three crewmen were filed after a mayoral hearing. Darling allegedly siphoned 3100 gallons at the Conaumers ice plant for a fee, with others aiding in deliveries.
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Hananetis Water Company
W. E Darling
Darling
Water Company
Oifgre
Charles A. Rockwalter
Conaumers
Sai
Charles Donsan
Ick Company
Daring
Larag
Joseph Hogue
William Burgess
Cornelius Waurlfork
Charisa Scofield
Sewer Ganz
St. Marys Church
Woodpile for drunks in Bayre Borough
Special to The Susquehanna Telegraph Bayre Pa August. Drunkards unable to pay fines will be sent to the borough woodpile to perform wood chopping as punishment. Previously lacking a proper place of confinement, they were discharged. Justice Nelson threatened Towanda jail at borough expense, prompting council to arrange the woodpile punishment.
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Bayre
Nelson
Towanda
Rebuild Acton Park if 40 pledges are received by Christmas
Acton Park camp hinges on 40 pledged property owners by Christmas to fund reconstruction. Twenty pledges already secured. if others fail, the real estate will be sold and the camp abandoned. Elected officers for the year include Rev. George D. Wolt as president and George M. Smith as vice president with several Indianapolis and Shelbyville members serving as treasurer and trustees.
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George D. Wolt
Fletcher Place ME
Indianapolis
George M. Smith
Shelbyville
J. A. Simpson
MH. H. Wheelar
Trestees
D. A. Robertson
H. P. Miller
L. E. Aiken
A. J. Simpson
J. Col- Aina
W. Trout
Shelbyyite
Embezzler Wray Alleges Gambling Loot From City Hells
Special to The Sun Pittsburg Pa August 1L Cinton B Wray a Union Trust teller accuses much of the $123000 stolen of being gambled away in local houses run by councilmen and other public officials He claims 7000 found in one place during Mingle night and was brought to Toronto later.
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the Sun
Pittsburg
Cinton B Wray
Teller
Union Trust Company
Tom
Dare
Woman in Black Claims Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg Pa August 11 Special to The Sun A woman claiming to be Mrs Augustus Hartje No 2 appeared at police headquarters dressed all in black She says she married Hartje ten years ago and did not know of a second wife Her goal was to reach Hartje's lawyers but officials declined to reveal details They describe her as demented and sought to suppress the tale Hartje's counsel and Hartje himself listened to her story before she left Hartje's lawyers consented to allow Mrs Hartje to take the children out of state for a rest in Michigan
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Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Thia
Pittsburg
A. Yogana
Augustus Hartle
Pitraburg, Hartle
Dig
McQualde
Harte
Mer Qualde
Hartje
McQuwide
Rodgers & McCreery
Michigan
Martie
Millonaire
Crusade Against Mil Dealers Inaugurated In Seadrid
Health official reports a crackdown on poison sellers after 125 people poisoned by poisoned spilk. Twenty nine deaths recorded with several arrests made as authorities pursue culprits in Seadrid.
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Renee Sree Tano
M. Seadrid
Peek a Boo Bug Brand New Pest in Ansonia
In Ansonia Connecticut on August 11 a new insect dubbed the peek a boo bug has appeared in the area. The biting insect is described as voracious feeding on garments and hosiery, causing swelling and painful bites. Local physicians report treating affected young women while attempting to identify the insect and its scientific name.
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Anbonia
Conn
Tia Chy
Cumea
Ansonia
Republican 1906 Handbook Delivers National State Political Data
The Republican political handbook for 1906 from the state committee has just been released. It features five parts covering committee lists, national affairs with Indiana’s role, state officers and county data, assembly information, and general political subjects including election law. Secretary Carl Riddick compiled most of the work, leveraging his printer’s expertise to produce a neat compact volume.
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State Committee
Lincoln Tenglund
Republican Editorial Association
Induina
Washington
General Assembly
Carl Riddick
Riddick
Bryan for President Dominates Party Talk In Early Conventions
The Gold Democrats’ former leader backs Bryan with confident forecasts of his nomination. Francis of St Louis cites multiple state conventions declaring for Bryan, while McRae Press notes U S Senator Tishman predicts Theodore Roosevelt may run but Bryan remains the likely Democratic nominee with strong chances to win.
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McRae Preas Association
Pari
France
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Gold Democrats
Ang
Bryan
United States
Francis
Bryas
Scrippe-McRae Press Asseciation
BT. Louis
Tishnan
South Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Rooserrit
Calla
Remarkable volcanic activity observed on Mount Baker
In Bellingham Washington on a August day observers reported steam issuing from numerous vents and boiling pools on the northeast slope of Mount Baker, accompanied by a roaring sound, marking a notable exhibition of volcanic activity.
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Bellingham
Wash
Mount Baker
Sheriff Seized Town Anew In Seattle Report
Seattle reports that Wasen Ang and Ib-stiegit Tuck of Nelson B C sued Soran City B C with execution farmers. The action affects about 150 residents in the town with creditor C Bo smitheringate of Vincanver listed. The event recalls Slocan City's six year prior population and financial troubles.
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Wasen
Ang
Ib—stiegit Tuck
Nelson
B.C
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