Bank Wreckers Arrested in Philadelphia Conspiracy Case
On warrants charging conspiracy embezzlement and false returns three officers of the Real Estate and Trust Company were arrested Adolph Segal William Worth and E S Collingwood. Bond set at 25000 for Segal and 10000 for each of the others. They posted bonds and were released. A further hearing is planned tomorrow. Auditor Horace Hill who audited the bank for three years spent much of the day in the vault.
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Serinus News Association
Philadelphia
Real Estate and Trust Company
Adolph Segal
Wm. Worth
E. S. Collingwood
PY Legals
Tomorow
Horace Hill
Eugene Water Proves Pure After Filtration, Scientists Say
ALane County medical society panel of three physicians tested Eugene city water and found all post filter samples free of bacilli. They detected bacillus subtilis in one river sample and in washings from the filter, but deemed it not dangerous. The report boosts public confidence and suggests typhoid epidemic fears from last winter are unlikely.
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Lane County Medical Society
Eugene City
Eugene
Oregon Journal
Suttons Power Through State Tennis Tourney
Florence Sutton of California defeated Dorothy Kalleg in Cincinnati in the state nis tournament. In doubles Sutton and Lu Lu Belden beat Jeanette Rawson and Pendleton for the title.
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Scriptg News Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Florence Sutton
California
Dorothy Kalleg
Florence
Lulu Belden
Jeanette Rawson
Pendleton
Telephone firms plan Southern California consolidation
The Union Home Telephone and Telegraph corporation filed certificates of issuance for ten million mortgage bonds to fund a consolidation of all home telephone companies in southern California. In Fairbanks Alaska a ring leader in a gold robbery conspiracy confessed, with officers recovering 38000 and 17000 still missing.
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Los Angeles
Sept
Union Home Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Home Telephone
California
Fairbanks
Alaska
Robert Miller
Bryans Welcome at Home in Lincoln
Elaborate preparations mark Bryan’s return to Lincoln as crowds gather for a welcome with Governor Mickey and Mayor Brown, a big parade, and a reception where he will speak. Delays in his train arrival shift the exact date to early next week amid nationwide patriotic displays and large escort.
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Scripps News Association
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Mickey
Brown
Bryan
Lincoln Neb
Srp
McKee
Brownson
Croker Readies Return to Fight for Bryan
Richard Croker former Tammany Hall leader plans to return to politics to back Bryan. Anna Campbell, on the steamer Carolina, reports Croker told Bryan supporters of his intent to run again if Roosevelt is defeated. He says trusts oppose Roosevelt and would prefer a Democrat in the White House.
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Scripps News Association
New York
Richard Crocker
Tammay Hall
Bryan
Anna Cambell
Carolina
Bryanty Crocker
Croker
Roosevelt
Whitehouse
Chamberlain Trails In Race For Irrigation Congress Site
Delegates at the Irrigation Congress choose next session location with Sacramento Reno and Las Vegas as contenders. Governors Chamberlain, Mead, Senator Carter and Fred Kiesler vie for presidency. Election and site decision occur tomorrow followed by a tour of irrigation works in Southern Idaho.
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Boise
Irrigation Congress
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Reno
Las Vegas
Washington
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Oregon
Mead
Senator Carter
Montana
Fred Kiesler
Utah
Congress
Idaho
Piotinsky Responds To Bryan On Sullivan Ties
Democratic state treasurer candidate L M Piotinsky seeks to clarify his distance from Sullivan noting only a slight acquaintance and denying any strong connection while asserting Sullivan was nominated due to delegates believing him the strongest man.
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N Scrippe News Association
Chicago
M. L. Piotinsky
Bryan
Sullivan
Institute Ends After Notable County Meeting
The county teachers institute closed at 4 30 PM with about one hundred teachers attending and preparing to depart. Superintendent Bragg praised for assembling top educators to share practical knowledge with Union County teachers. State Superintendent Ackerman attended earlier but left for Baker City. Program included lectures on phonics arithmetic and the teacher's library with speakers H J Hockenberry W G Hartranft and others. Sebastopol notes report threats against Colonel Dumba dz and caution from regiment officers. Skrydloff worries about sailors and garrison soldiers amid tensions.
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Bragg
Union County
Ackerman
Baker City
Ee Betting Campa
G. A. Bailey
North ‘Powder D. C
Cuban Senators Resign to Push New Election
In Havana on September 1932 revolutionists press for a new vote. Three liberal senators and eleven congressmen resigned to pave the way, hoping a bloodless transition would satisfy demands. Others consider following the example and stepping down.
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Scripps News Association
Havana
Ons
Memorial services for Lady Charlotte Campbell Bannerman
Minister Reid and wife and full diplomatic corps attended a memorial service in Westminster for Lady Charlotte Campbell Bannerman. Simultaneous funeral rites were held near Perth, Scotland, with broad official representation.
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Scriops News Association
London
Reid
Diplomatic Corps
Charlotte Campbell Bannerman
Westminister
Perth
Scotland
Oyster Bay Society in Turmoil Over Class Distinction
Oyster Bay village faces unrest as class distinction grows since a villager became president. Christ's Episcopal Church marked its two hundredth anniversary with wide participation, though agency cards are blamed for the revolt. Villagers claim the President attends without influence on the events, yet fear rich New Yorkers flocking to church to mingle with him.
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Scripps News Association
Oyster Bay
Christ's Episcopal Church
Ageney
Simply a matter of form in mutiny trial at Kronstadt
Kronstadt Russia September morning session opens the mutiny trial of about 200 defendants including Onipiro the peasant fender. Over 1000 witnesses expected. described as a long and laborious process with many questioned on the disorder and proceedings.
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Scripps News Association
Kronstadt
Rus
Onipiro
Fender
San Francisco Carman Strike Near End as Arbitration Sought
Striking carmen prepare to resume work if the company accepts arbitration terms. United Railroads president Calhoun has not yet signaled acceptance but indicated willingness to arbitrate. Cornelius, union president, says unions will likely accept last night's recommendations and return to work before arbitration.
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San Francisco
Sept
Carmen
Calhoun
United Railroads
Cornelius
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