Bank Defunct Assets Questioned in Receiver’s Case
Lansing Nov 6 The affairs of the defunct People's Savings Bank are before the circuit court in a case brought by Receiver Faster to enforce liability of stockholders The receiver testified overdrafts totaling nearly 40000 were hidden by reporting as certificates of deposit with the knowledge of Bank Commissioner Sherwood The cashier said he avoided public alarm and the missing funds were borrowed from other banks with approval of the commissioner The case centers on misrepresented bank liabilities and attempted concealment of losses by officials and stockholders
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Lansing
People's Savings Bank
Bherwood
Tessert
mTim Wael Ieee
Robber's Bullet and prison troubles haunt Michigan notes
Fragments detail a robbery suspect, a warden case, a prison guard death, and financial moves. Mentions a warden, schools department, and impairment lawsuits. The piece touches on foreclosures, bond issues, and a retired keeper at Jackson prison who died of neuralgia.
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Jackson
Clark Cole
Jackson Prison
State Treasury figures show vast transit of funds
The article outlines the auditor general and state treasury activity, noting balances of 84,000 at October end and 127,000 last Saturday, with transfers for state taxes totaling 15,000 this year and 7,100 last year. It lists funds such as specific tax, general fee, normal school, agricultural interest, primary school interest, and other department accounts, and mentions a large apportionment planned by the superintendent of public instruction later this month.
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Conmin
Balnice
Lansing
Novy
Department of the Auditor General
Ostobern
Auditor General
Lusiness
Merce
Mars
Ship Canal
Public Metrie Hien
Tuono
State Federation Opens Conference For Women’s Clubs
The State Federation opened its annual conference with remarks from leaders including Mrs. Sethe T. Barber of Saponia and Mrs. Fox of Grand Rapids. Papers presented covered federation activities and local club news as delegates from various chapters joined discussions and welcomed attendees.
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Tly
Vita Newcome Velen
Prog Tyre Federation
Mie
Sethe T. Barber
Saponia
Mel
Respondvel
Bona Fox
Grand Rapids
Federation
Mandy Night Weres Vw Bubredtgdal Wathoof Waoten
Elian Sander- Jan
Oof
Niebay Do Worna
Unclear text fragment referencing multiple local items and incidents
A highly damaged OCR fragment mentions various topics including wheat, cropping reports, individuals named Sturges and Stewart, a prison or police action, a fatal injury, a logging contract in Nev, and a quarrel leading to critical injury. Names, places, dates, and events are garbled and some entries reference November 7 and a season ban.
Michigan and Northern District Notes From Niles to Petoskey
A fragmented Michigan notice row reports events from Niles and Houghton with a death at a stamp mill accident in Houghton, sugar beet shipments to Lansing, construction plans for a new armory at Sault Ste. Marie, and numerous local developments including building in Petoskey, court decisions, and civic notes. It cites Fort Park school hiring, poverty mentions, and a Detroit to Marquette rail project update amid assorted regional items.
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Michigan
Niles
Houghton
Michael Femlon
Lansing
Saatt Ste
Marie Joh Nis
Ao Oweedsenvin
Ashe Tanee
Wis
Hessemer
Nina Fo Clines
Wayland
Fort Park
Mbont
Padinen Sehoal
Perino
Tai Fen K
Petoskey
Supreme Court
Willits of
Dane
Parison
Lewbean
Rem Batton
Sayers
Seppe
Phos
Consolidation moves by Honoka and Citizens banks
Honoka Consolidated and Citizens National plan to merge to reduce costs. Provisional letters sent to depositors and shareholders in Farce city. In Michigan, Nove apart Minn and Roy Non, Orther and Ian sentenced to life in prison for a scheme tied to Curtion Wrage. A child was injured. two others were bribed in a separate incident.
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Pela
Nove
Minn
Roy Non
Orther
Ian
Thelegan
Curtion Wrage
First Snow Signals Advertising Push in The Statesman
Fragmentary notice urges readers to advertise in The Statesman as cold weather and year’s end approach. It hints at timing and audience awareness for business messaging in the publication.
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Statesman
Had a Brother. Perplexing restaurant scene in a city hotel
A colored waiter in a leading city hotel faced weeks of perplexity until a solution emerged. A well dressed young man dined at the hotel, ate sparingly, then commented on the waiter’s peculiar seating. The waiter wondered why the guest ate so little, explaining he had dined there for weeks with his twin brother unseen. The scene highlighted mistaken identity and social perception in dining.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Steoth
Edie
Tev
Bernie Poperes
Sax
Oysters with Teeth and Curious Liver Cures
Fragmented satirical notice blending folk remedies and odd curiosities from the Virginia and Baltimore transit tale. Mentions liver cures, a weekly journal, Senna Mabube cigar, and a rural dealer network.
Sarah Bernhardt at Sullivan Indiana First and Last Appearance
A theatrical manager recalls Sarah Bernhardt’s one night only visit to Sullivan Indiana after a travel mishap. The town emptied its hall as villagers packed the bathhouse stage with borrowed furniture and printed bills promising the divine star’s debut and farewell.
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Sarah
Indiana
Sarah Herohardt
Sullivan
Indianapolis
Suttain
Bath
Dloors
Sarah Cane Ao
Todians
All Oxen Looked Alike To Him
A scrambled OCR fragment recounts a court or council session about identity by color and flesh marks. A speaker argues there can be no question of identity, while a city figure asserts dignity in a tense moment.
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Vale of
Onos
Fife
Plese
Sayer
Toulon
Disappearance and ship wheel tale amid old prose
A fragmentary report describes a missing person case linked to a judge’s inquiry and neighbor notices. It recalls a distant tale of a U S frigate Constitution and an English officer debating the ship wheel, kept as a trophy after the Java action.
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Constitution
Digestive Remedies and Dyspepsia Claims Highlighted
An illustrated feature reviews alleged digestive ferment and claims a cathartic pill regimen cures dyspepsia. It contrasts benefits of teas and pills, names trial effects, and warns of exaggerated claims by sellers while noting expert cautions on digestion and real cures.
Burglars and Beers in a Distracted Pop Scene
A garbled paste of names and phrases depicts a chaotic text about thieves and beverages amid scattered references to people, places, and events. The readable parts hint at a feigned crime scene with unclear origins and multiple stray terms.
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