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harac-k hasUlrredhave:ract ot rts to lt;ii thidealcago Ba mans we•ng that in thetheresiI learning wnetner or not it is respon-Ir i slble. If it is responsible, as It was Ivo'v j represented to be at the time the , Bank insured in it It is said to be ab solutely certain that every depositor I will be paid in full, j Mr. Winn has not yet qualified as [assignee. To a reporter of thehi CreelprectpI'riMrln'nlt;-e alltheford it AtThl8!crescent-N*ews he expressed himself the .as undecided as to whether or not he would qualify. Probate Judge Shaw who was also at Columbus In attend ance upon the state convention did not return until noon today and up until that hour Mr. Winn had not decided definitely concerning his ac jceptance of the assignment, nd } The olficcrB of the Defiance City bank are: C. C. Kuhn, president; G.W. Watkins. G. II. Dicus. John If.* I Best of Dayton, Vice Presidents; C. y Daoust. cashier; L. E. Daoust, a»-il(sistant cashier; J. W. Lynde, ass'tr cashier;: Directors. C. C. Kuhn, G.W. Watkins. G. II. Dicus, John H.Best, C. J. Daoust. L. E. Daoust. J W. Lynde. C. J. Thompson. K. C. Friend and Jacob Tharpe.G. M SAL JOHN K. 1 Presidential El JOHN J. ..s, a. BOSColumbus, O., M tional feeling was at the Ohio Dom which nominated . Hamilton county flt;icySTREET DEPARTMENTIV. | .any in making a| City Treasurer Reger Daoust de-thc Defiance City I sires to announce that all city 0111-that at that time ployefl having pay coining from the reel department will be paid by calling on him« it Ite Louisiana Bank. When the Creelmana failed, the Ixiulslana Bang held on to the cert I firates and subsequently brought suit in the U. S. Court at Toledo tor their amount. This suit on the second trial went against the Defiance Bank .and that fact added to she Bank’s embarrassment.About the time these certificates were issued, one of the branch companies of the Crcclmans drew a check upon the Defiance City bank in favor of a Tennessee Bank. When the check was presented, its payment was refused for want of funds. After payment was refused the BankSTOLE ROLLOF BUTTERAMI CLARENCE DEVORE IS BOl’Ml OYER TO PROBATE ON 9100 BOV Nil0©fitfitkfitftfitfitfit1ftfit1fit1fitIsfitfitnrfital1CfitIIIfitliefitlfit»T'S.fitr*,Cfitkifitlo,fitfitwas notified that funds had been sent forward to tak£ care of the check. Mr. Daoust. Cashier of the Defiance City Bank thereupon wired the Tennessee Bank to the efTect that if the latter would return the check referred to. it would be paid. It appears that the money to take care of the check in question did not reach Defiance and upon its return for payment, payment was again refused. Thereupon the Tennessee Bank brought an action in the U. S. Court to recover the amount of the check and J.ft* r protracted litigation obtained judgment for its amount which was nearly $5,000.The failure of the Creelmana coupled with the obligation imposed up on the local institution of paying these certificates of deposit and the check mentioned, all of which was without any consideration to the Defiance Bank, still added more to its embarrassment. Notwithstanding all these embarrassments the local institution has made a heroic light not only to maintain its institution but to place Itself upon a sound footing. The Bank had been designated as City Depositary and as Depository of several outside townships. The U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty company readily became surety or the bond of the Bank as such de-pcaiiory, but after these judgmentsed William J. the four del*?* tional convent president. A was nominate)Bryd forand delegate! to national c National iClarence Devore, aged 18. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Devore acted in the capacity of a hold up man several weeks ago holding up a Fronk delivering three pounds of butter, and robbing him of the dairy product which Devore immediately disposed of at an East Side Grocery This morning he led Constable Eiser merry chase over field and meadow and was finally captured. This afternoon the lad appeared before Mayor Crow, and was bound over to prohaie court on $100 bond.Although the theft was a Blight one he will probably receive a workhouse sentence as he lias of late been implicated in a number of thefts and petty robberies. The policehave been Ity to tak« holdup ofppnrtun-In tltinBASEBALLNATIONAL LEAGUE.AT PITTSBURG R. H. K.rtHaburg .. ..0020*000 *—5 9 *Chicago 0010001 1 0—2 6 1BallcrlM—Lellield and Glhievn: Lund-grcn and K ing.rrx'B w.Chli*a.. 11 Fitm... 9 N. V... 10I. P.rator. large lccted. the Denver convor form adopted deal questions, atiacklr administration of v and Indorsing the : enduin in slate ai and the taxation lt;After having in opening sesslou Tu Tom L. Johnson newed his fight a mon and for com tion, and was agaii the most bitter an ever witnessed in i Although his vllt; followers of Stab man Harvey C. G; held out to him an teuder of two pla ticket, he declined harmony agrecmen vent the names of being placed upon Dramatic and sc tended the nomlna mon for governor despite the fact 1 from his home cot Was Iagainst him. He w Pomerene of Canti Ottawa and Isaac ledo. Mayor Johm erene as a man wl plank In the platfo voted for Bry an. who in 189S glori: of Bryan.” Alfre nati, who present said his caudldate to carry the stai Bryan, and declt himself was not i matter of support There was aimo Hamilton county the first rol.cail, ill-feeling en^enda of Cincinnati Beclt; tion of Pom'rene I ity In tho delop hissed by some of and the delegation up while a oil w the police ere vent hoqtll' ies.In taking he jx was the last to ■ mon’s nomination Hung In ' and Hamilton cou It certain on the »3 votes were dl Dion, 32W for P*3 Pillla... * 9.4II.. s ^ ok.. 7 11.«•C3, or 11 Ua
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Defiance Daily Crescent News
Defiance, Ohio, US
Thu, May 07, 1908
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