Cooperative Bank Split From Labor Bonds Its Share Profit
A statement from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers president describes cooperative banks as serving the people and limiting dividends to depositors. The Empire Trust reports growth from 2,000,000 to 19,000,000 in reserves with 14 percent of deposits from labor members. Cooperative dividends of half a percent are paid semiannually since inception, with profits to depositors rather than insiders.
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Fheing
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Prdsint
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Sident
Empire Thrusts Company
New York
CIA
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Empire Trust Company
Q.um
Cooperative Bank
Stone Bays
Farmers Marketing
Workers ‘Cooperative
Locomotive Engiers
Celovelan Brotherhood
English use of checks grows amid British finance shift
The London banking scene shows a rising trust in checks as cash substitutes, with savings banks noting eighty seven tenths of incomes paid into city banks by check. The habit is spreading among homemakers and branch networks, aiding liquidity and national credit transfers while sparking debate over thrift and honesty in daily spending.
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London
Amd’ Soln
Sal
Sheir
America
Hobos Run College At Night In Chicago
A rare sight in Chicago shows a Monday evening scene at a hobo college directed by a cabinet of nomads elected by the men. The registrar is Mrs Frances Donovan of Hyde Park, noted author of The Won t.
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Lone Woman
Hobo College
Chicago
Associated Presije
Inklams Vegeta Rihood Story From St Tonis Mo
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Lydia, a four over chi, a weak condition and a mother named Lydia, with references to Vegeta years ago and Ren Down Street. The text is garbled and hard to reconcile into a clear event or obituary.
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Tonis
Dia
Lydia
Khain
St .'Tovis
Pinkhem
Eudora News Briefs and Local Sports Scores
A report from Eudora notes Harry Guenther remains bed bound with a new radio installed Thursday for his comfort. The girls basketball team defeated Wellsville 28 to 6, while the boys lost 29 to 32 in their season opener. Community events include an upcoming Welsh Miners quintette Lyceum show replacing a Christmas schedule, and various social notices from local families, church groups, and obituaries for Mrs. Josephine Paxton in Seattle, with memories of long-time Eudora residents.
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Harry Guenther
Harry
Wellsville
Eudora High School
Victoriois
Lyceum
Wim. Trefz Jr
Mabiel Fern
C. Grabske
Lawrence
Genevive Miller
Ann Nietert
Baker University
Genevive
C. B. Miller
Jess Kraybill
Kansas City
Retta Krause
Josephine Paxton
Seattle
Wash
Carl Neher
Reher
Elkins
Sterret
Kansas
City
Georgit Lothhaly
Avas
Laevency
Miry Mosely
C.F. Richards
Manhattan
Kan
Wees
Baldwin
Kruse
Richards
George
Henry Tausman
Kansas ‘City
Womans’ Foreign
Society of the Methodist Church
Aug. Bohnsack
Gabriel
Allen
Provida
Mary Miller
Mesdames Mary
Kraettlisof Gey Center
C. E. Cory
Devore Kohler
Herman
William
George Lothholz
Homer-White
Daughfildred
HL Fiebler
Kansas Saturday Morning. Ae “Mr. and Mrs. Ho. Millerenter
Wim. Lothhalz
Andirs
Oscar Lothhals
Ain
Wn, Milters
Swedish Art Exhibitions to Tour United States
Sweden and the United States expand art exchanges to boost international understanding. Carnegie Institute head Hower Saint-Gaudens arranges a Swedish art show in America after a Gothenburg Jubilee Exposition plan. Notables Henry Retedahl Birger Sandzen and John Carlson participate. Swedish industrial works to follow in Newark before nationwide tour.
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Anders Zorn
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Saint-Goodens
Pittsburgh
United States
Gothenburg
America
Henry Re Terdahl
Birger Sandzen
Johre Carlson
Discharged Officers to South Sea and Berlin Jury Trial
Major General Nosawa, a retired officer, leaves for the South Seas and South America to pursue economic expansion. The first German criminal court case where a woman will be admitted to a jury is near trial in Berlin, reflecting evolving legal norms.
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South Sea
Berin
Crusader secret order seen in London with Ku Klux like rites
A London report describes a mysterious group calling itself the Crusader order. Members wear kingly garb and bear crosses while adopting chivalric symbols. The ritual includes an oath and a two pound donation. The aim is to form local crusader cells and seek parliamentary influence through crusade councils.
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London
Ted Cros
Tirga
Ibke
Crusanto
Anid Ral
Women urged to back chemical research in the nation
A coalition of leaders from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs the Daughters of the American Revolution the Girl Scouts and the American Association of University Women issued an appeal urging five million families to study support and advance organic chemistry. They tie chemistry to health medicine food and waste conservation noting public appreciation lags and calling on women’s groups to lead efforts for better understanding and support of chemical research.
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Washington
Tan. C
United States
Thomas ‘G
American Association of University Women
JO Jaquina-SnoilliacUs UR
Boy Scout Movement
Girl Scout
Boy ‘Scout Movement
Bir
Eotie
America
German Watchmaker Found Originator of Logarithm Tables
Jan 16 Cassel Germany report cites Dr. Breithaupt at Hessian Historical Association claiming Jobst Buergi a German watchmaker in Landgrave William IV of Hesse’s employ originated logarithms. He contrasts with Scottish theory and highlights Baldewein’s role in early astronomical clock development alongside the landgrave.
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Cassel
Germany
Jobst. Buergi
William F
Hesse
Seotchman
Napier
Simmonty
B. de Breithaupt
Hessian Historical Association
Breithaupt
William IV
Baldewein
Willian
Landgrave
Nuenberger
Jobst Buergi
Justus ‘Byrgius
Logarithms and Kepler clash over origins in 16th century
In a fragmented report from Berlin dated February 5, authorities discuss disputes over the origin of logarithms. Buergi, born 1579 and once a watchmaker at the court, is credited by some with originating logarithms, while Kepler, born 1571 in Württemberg and famed for his planetary laws, is cited as denying such praise. The note also mentions declining German construction activity with December figures showing 453 new buildings, and Hazel Quick of the American Society of Women Engineers serving as Michigan State Telephone Company statistician in Detroit.
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Napiér
Merchiston
Idinburg
Napie Breithdapt
Johanin Kepler
Wuerttemberg
Buergi
Me Hick
Hazel Quick
Seearites Isurer
American Society‘of Women Engineers
Michigan State Telephone Company
Detroit
Women in Germany Pursue Dentistry as Careers
A rising trend shows many young women entering dentistry in Germany, embracing the profession as a viable career path. Strong female entrants appear in universities and clinics, signaling shifts in professional demographics and opportunities for women in healthcare.
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Germany
Sugars and starches add ments for indigestion
An ad-like fragment touts Stuart's Dispepsia Tablets to calm stomach distress after meals. It claims the tablets create an alkaline effect, ease discomfort, and let you eat cheese and foods without fear. Available in drug stores in the U S at about 69 cents, enticing readers to try them.
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Stuart
U. S
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