Banks Fail in Denver as Depositors Faced Losses
Three banks in Denver, the Colorado, People's Savings, Rocky Mountain Dime, and Dollar Savings, fail with total assets about 1.59 million dollars. Assignee Charles H. Blakiney oversees the Rocky Mountain Dime and Dollar Savings. Failures blamed on money market strain and securities illiquidity. bank president promises full deposit repayment and resume operations. A small run began on the Denver Savings with two checks of 1 dollar and 20 cents each.
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Denver
Colorado
People’s Savings Bank
Rocky Mountain Dime
Dolor Savings Bank
Charles H. Blakiney
Rocky Mountain Dine
Dollar Savings Bank
Bank
Two Kansas City Banks Forced to Suspend Payments
In Kansas City on July 18 two local banks halted payments as customers formed on the sidewalks to withdraw funds. The Bank of Kansas City and the Missouri National Bank suspended operations after running deposits. The Missouri National had about $900,000 in deposits with $221,225 in reserve. the Bank of Kansas City faced losses as it closed for the day. D. V. was bank president. Kumpf, a former mayor, faced the turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grand Avenue
Tional Bank
Bank of G
Bnss
SDS
Bank of Kansas City
Missouri National i
D. V
Kumpf
Henry Clews Proposes Banknote and Bond Reforms
Henry Clews urges Comptroller Eckels to amend the national bank act to permit issuing bonds at par value and to authorize notes against bank capital. He argues this would add about 150 million in new money, strengthen currency, and improve bank surpluses and liquidity across cities and states.
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Cohkels
New York
Wasninotos
Eckels
Henry Clews
National Bank Act
Admiral Vandenkolk to face judgment in Rio de Janeiro
The Herald cable from Valparaiso reports Admiral Vandenkolk is imprisoned and transported to Rio de Janeiro. He has been declared a traitor and is under heavy guard as the government prepares for possible execution.
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New Yorke
Valparaiso
Admiral Vandenkolk
Rio Janeiro
Declan
Divorce for Mime Buloz in Paris July 18
Mime Buloz obtains a divorce from Chiares Sploz the fugitive editor of St Deux Montes. It is reported Bruneterie will edit the paper for her until her nephew comes of age.
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Mime
Vague Tragedy Involving Jarvis With Beer Bottle
Garbled report describes an incident where Robert Jarvis allegedly struck Ji Miletto with a beer bottle, causing fatal injuries within minutes. Amy Meyer departs Detroit for unknown reasons as Hopey G Meyer, a potter, is sought in a New York case involving Ludwig Srudt. two detectives pursued at 1 80 p m.
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Drapwoop
Ji Miletto
Durvns
Robert Jarvis
Jarvis
Amy
Meyer
Detroit
Mich
Durins
Hopey
G. W. Meyer
New York
Ludwig Srudt
Courge
United States and Britain clash over wartime neutrality stance
The Times notes British officials debate American policy showing distrust of the United States. Officials claim England is the natural enemy of the United States, arguing Russia and the United States share a hostile history and that Britain may act to counter U S influence abroad.
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Joan Altivnce
Wis
the Times
United
United States
England
Unite States
Amsrica
Russia
Sayl
Sia
Perese
Hescin
FS Etiver Aw
Military actions and ceasefire reported in fragile lines
Fragmentary OCR describes battles and losses with references to villages, forts, and bombarded targets. It notes government actions and a tentative ceasefire or suspension amid shifting fronts and hostilities in a contested valley region.
Unclear OCR Municipal Notice in July Ward Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ward meeting in July with references to a general officer, illness, and a burial or memorial service for a local figure. The text mentions cemeteries A B C and ward units A and Wards tie x fy unit, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Violence and mobs in Yalta amid Jewish unrest
The report details riots in Yalta with Jews defying expulsions, street clashes, and property destruction. It cites killings and stabbings, including Henry Querro Tifer and Lolu Pav, amid rumors of local religious exhortations and external observers.
Blame Cast On Fire Chief In Tower Tragedy
John B. Skinner of Hercules Iron Works accuses Assistant Fire Marshal Murphy of driving firefighters to death at a tower blaze. Skinner cites warnings by storage workers and architect Alsip that fire was below the tower. In Glendive a cattle car fire near Hoyt station killed nearly all inside, with five burned animals and one rider gored.
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Caricaco
John B. Skinner
Hercules Iron Works
Murphy
Captain Fitzpatrick
Marshal Murphy
Skinner
Walter Mu
Candidson
Fitspatrick
Fitzpatrick
Donaldson
A.J. Urauch
Mr. Skinner
Glendive
Mon
Hoyt Station
Edward Marron
Father and Son Drowned in Detroit Rescue Attempt
A drowning accident on Belle Isle north end claimed the lives of John Vick aged 40 and his son Walter aged 20. Walter went under twice after failing to swim. the father then jumped in to save him and also perished.
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Detroit
Belle Isle
John Vick
Walter
Young Vick
Port Officials Roster Sent to Washington for Register
New York July 18 report states the custom house roster was forwarded to Washington for the biennial government register. It listed 1,730 names and total salaries amounting to 231,000 dollars.
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New York
Custom House
Washington
Sacasa Vows Wide Tour After San Francisco Visit
President of Nicaragua Sacasa declares plans to visit major U.S. cities after brief San Francisco stay, naming Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston and other leading places as stops. He says he will see it all during his forthcoming tour.
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Sacasa
San Francisco
Nicarangua
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Meteor of Diamonds Found in New York Area Space Rock
Report of a Camyon Disbo Arizona meteor purchased for 1251 dollars by backers of the late Professor Loomis. Sent to Yale for the Peabody Museum and planed to inscribe Loomis memory. Weighed about 235 pounds. revealed millions of tiny diamonds along with nickel iron graphite and triolite.
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New York
Yale College
Camyon Disbo
Arizona
Elias Loonis
Peabody Museum
Loomis
New Haven
World and City News in Brief From Various Fronts
Detroit to be commissioned on the 20th. One hundred Oklahoma editors head for the world’s fair. Emily wrecked at Coos Bay. Relief fund reaches 130000 dollars. Standard Oil fined for Whiting explosion. Grand jury findings on Ford theatre disaster due this week. Spree carries 500000 ounces of silver and 100000 Mexican dollars to Europe. Prince of Wales injured in London cab collision. Boiler explosion at Tonawanda kills one and injures others. Foreign exhibitors sue the U.S. for 400000 in damages at the fair. Reception planned for beige Satelli’s return to St. Paul. Roy Keefer, 73, dies in Sioux City after wagon spoke injury. Burlington and Missouri tracks washed away near Town Point Waite Cloud. Dr Albert Shaw to marry Elizabeth Bacon. Ellen Windsor engaged to Mr Bentley. A peculiar fly appears in Penns object to potatoes.
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Detroit
Oklahoma
Emily
Coosay
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Ind
Ford Theatre
Europe
Prince of Wales
St. James Street
London
Tonawanda
United States
St. Paul
Roy Keefer
Iowa
Sioux City
Burlington
Missouri
Town Point
Waite Cloud
Kan
Albert Shaw
Review of Review
Minneapolis Tribune
Elizabeth Bacon
Reading
Ellen Windom
Secretary of the Treasury
Bentley
Boston
Market Prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards July 19 1595
Prices range across cattle and sheep with dull wet markets. Prime steers and cows show variation as buyers seek concessions. Receipts include cattle calves and sheep with moderate activity and steady sheep values.
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St. Paul Union
Socny
R. Pach
Wodste
Columon Ty
Grain market notes for Minneapolis Wheat July 1936
Fragmentary report records Minneapolis grain prices with July wheat opening and closing values, mentions July 19 18 percent and August 5 1946 closing, includes figures like 584 and 61450, references No 2 Northern sacks and Bey lowest terms, but OCR is garbled and individuals or organizations are unclear.
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Minneapolis
NicBapours
High Bey
Closin
Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago stock market notes show cattle steady hogs mixed and steady with receipts around 3,000 sheep 11 000. Grain and provisions column lists July wheat prices Septembers and pork futures with various open and closing figures amid a volatile trading day.
Advertised Letters and Local Distress in Mitchell
A list of uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office as of July 15 1803 includes Boynton Baldwin Crampton Crandall Burdette Delaney Gibson Kamming Kendall Kuck Maier Walker Chas care of U T C Co Lawrence and John. Also notes a sad predicment as Engineer Geo Perry loses his son and his wife and others fall ill with diphtheria. Also Bucklen s Arica salve advertised with price 25c per box and a mortgage foreclosure notice for Davison County South Dakota dated July 10 1893 with sale set for August 26 1893 at the courthouse front door in Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Boynton
AA Baldwin
NS Crampton
Thomas Crandall
Burdette Delaney
John H Gibson
Lulu Kamming
Fred Kendall
Frank Kuck
John Maier
C H Walker
Chas
U. T. C. Co. Lawrence
John
Geo. Perry
Chas. Carpenter
Aberdeen
Mr. Perry
Estate Mortgage Sale Notice in Mitchell South Dakota
Estate mortgage notice states Samuel J Olson assigns to George K Mosher a mortgage on the NE quarter of section 1 township 101 range 62 W and Davison county real estate. Mortgage recorded April 7 1877 in Davison county deeds. Foreclosure to satisfy principal interest taxes and attorney fees totaling 8751. Geor Mosher mortgagee will sell at public auction at the front door of the Mitchell courthouse on August 26 1903 at 10 15 p.m through E H Hireacock attorney.
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Davison County
Mitchell
State of
South Dakota
A. Mn
Mortgugee
Geo. R. Must A. E. Hirencock
George B. Everitt
Martha D. Everitt
George R. Mosher
U. S
Office of the Register of Deeds
Samuel J. Olson
George K Mosher
U.S
Orange Ham
Gro. R. Mosher
E. Hireacock
Sarah FE. McDonald
Martin M. McDonald
Vermont Investment and Guarantee Company
Reil
United States
Davison
Murel
Register of Deeds
Siid Davison County
Sid Mortzaze
Vermont
Investment and Guarantee CO
A. E. Hitcheser
David O. Sweet
Arthur T. Wright
Said
Moray
A. E. Hitchcock
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Lons
Ciear
Mandenkolk
Soleil Iil Ie
Te Uit
Tideward Jardine
Crimea
Perpnsnine
Yalta
Uy Dows
vAuGous
Msn
Stusi —Henry
Uerro
Lolu Pav
Deren
Payisha
Serias
Hurphy
Employes
ChicaGo Union Stock Yards
Ibd
Ams
Tor Darks
Castoria
Buik
Pitcher’s Castoria
W. Beattie, P.M
Bucklen
S. H Scallin
Rissein Eman
May Branham
Argusville
N. D
J. F. Moore
Colusa
Cal
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
HYRAN
Es Thacher
Sanborn and
Bowdle Sts
South Side
S. J. Moore
J.G. McCartney
D. D.S Moore & McGartney
Atignat
Hann Gas
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