Receivers Appointed for Major Pittsburgh Firms
In Pittsburgh a wave of bank failures and company suspensions occurred as First Second National Bank shut, followed by closures of McKeesport's First National Bank and American Water Works and Guarantee company. Receivers were named for these entities and related Kuhn interests amid a government inquiry into reserve deficiencies and banking policies.
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Pictabureh
Pittsburgh
First National Bank of
Merkeesport
American Waterworks & Guardalee Company
Lio
United States
3.3
WS. Kahn, Inc
Nad
Tiv Muscorgh Bank
Jin
Alan
Ita
Nindars
Nan
First National Banke
McKeesport
Owus
U. S
First Second National
Treasury Department
Second National
Pittsburgh Bank
Savings
Z. S
J. J. Parson
Federal Court
American Water Works and Guirantes Company
Amon
American Water Works and Guarantes Company
Clinton Water Works Company
Clinhton
Neokuk
Water | Company
War
W.S. Kuhn
Whorn
Ulin
Delaware
James S. Kuhn
Bosi
Kuhn
Jamoa
Interm
West Pennsylvania Traction and Water Power Company
Troller
Western Pennk
Union Coat’ Company
W. 5
W. S. Kuhn
Colonial Trust Company
Commercial National Bank and Commonwealth Why
Flames Threaten Big Packing Plant in Amola Fire
Omela July 7 A blaze at the Nelson Morris packing company beet house in Omaha started in the forenoon and threatened to destroy the half million dollar plant. Firemen, aided by the Omaha fire department, brought the flames under control after hours, with losses estimated around 130 thousand dollars. The fire began on the top floor and spread to the third story, causing injuries to two firemen who were forced to retire.
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Omela
Ned
India
Nelson Morris Packing Company
Omaha Aya
Tihremen
Forsey
Will Sustained In Sackville Case In London
The will of Sir John Murray Scott leaving nearly 5.9 million dollars to Lady Sackville, daughter of a former British minister to Washington, was sustained by a jury amid an undue influence contest raised by Sir John’s relatives. Lord and Lady Sackville defended the will as valid as Sir Edward Curgon spoke for them.
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London
Mureng Scott
Lady Sackville
Washington
Sir John
Sackville
Sacckville
Weels
Thomas Evans
Jude
John Murray Scott
Edward Curgon
Lord
Mob Hangs Man Near Pensacola After Confrontation
A Black man accused of confronting a white girl in Bonting was seized by a mob from a tram in Pensacola area. County officers were escorting him when he was hanged from a telegraph pole and struck, per early reports.
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Pensacola
Bonting
Pittsburgh Banks Merger and National Reserve Issues
Washington July reports show executives from First and Second National Banks of Pittsburgh to merge, with Lawrence Murray and John Williams in leadership changes. The consolidation faces scrutiny as the First National’s legal reserve is found deficient by 2.145 million dollars, raising concerns over asset quality and building financing.
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Washington, D. C
Osanr Ju. Telling
Comptratlor
Atilee
Murray
First National
Tolling
Affee
Taple
John Skelton Willams
First Second National Bank of
Pittsburgh
First Second National Bank of Pittsburgh
Collision injures six near Washington Iowa
A July 7 crash near Washington Iowa left six injured when Frank Meyers driving a large auto collided with a Crosby family rig at a culvert. Dust from a passing machine reduced visibility. The Crosby party suffered multiple fractures and lacerations while others received bruises and cuts. no fatalities reported.
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Washington
Frank Meyers
B. P. Crosby
Messia Thompson
Mayme Thompson
Frank Moyers
Charles Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Rogers Brothers
Thompson
Mias Robertson
Neary
Tin Crosby
Westheroe Convention Opens With Grand Lodge Politics
Rochester July 7 Gover nor Sulzer and Mayor Lilgerton will welcome the Wes heroe tonight for their forty-ninth annual convention. Elaborate plans have been made for six days of entertainment. Grand lodge politics promise a key role. An insurgent movement gains momentum in contests for grand exalted ruler with Edward Loach opposed by J Cookman Boyd on a liberal platform. Delegates arrive from Denver and Tutunton City after a fifteen hundred mile walk.
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Rochester
N. Y
Govenor Sulzer
Lilgerton
Grand Lodge
Edward Loach
New York
Hea
J. Cookman Boyd
Baltimore
Denver Ig
The Quality of Service in Daily Advertisers
The piece extols advertising and its service value in daily newspapers. It argues most businesses rely on ads to inform the public, noting advertisers deliver distinct services and high quality relationships with patrons through timely notices and communications.
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Iits
Near Tragedy in Chicago Races overturns Hydroplane
In Chicago a hydroplane dived near the lake surface during a ten mile race, causing a near tragedy. Pilot Martin and assistant Day clung to the overturned craft until rescued. neither was hurt. Remaining entrants faced choppy rain to start late with seven machines expected to race Detroit if Martin is repaired.
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Clan Martin
Lake Michigan
Martin
Charles H. Day
Martina
Crise
Detroit
Janus
Cooke
Hae
Yers
Johnson
Vilas
Francis
Balkan front turns deadly as Bulgarian advance claims many lives
A chaotic report from Berlin cites 11 000 Serbian Timok division losses after a Bulgarian counter assault. Bulgarian forces reportedly reach Vranys threatening retreat, while Greek defenses fight across the Stroma river. Romanian mobilization looms as Danube crossings are anticipated.
U B Excursion to Burlington July 10
The final outline for the U B Sunday school excursion to Burlington on July 10 aboard the steamer W G Hill has been completed. Dinner lunch and supper will be served on board. The boat departs at 9 30 a m arrives Burlington at noon returns leaving Burlington at 4 p m and arrives home at 10 30 p m. Tickets cost adults 75 cents and children 4 to 40 cents. This is the sole weekday excursion to Burlington this season.
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Burlington
U. B
W. G. Hill
S A
Molten Glass Tank Explodes at Olney Bottle Plant
A huge tank containing molten glass burst at the Olney Bottle company plant in Olney Indiana yesterday. Foremen Aaron Steffy and James Moora were burned and died within hours. Their bodies incinerated beneath 190 tons of glass.
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Yani
Olney
Olney, Inl
Olney Bottle Company
Aaron
Steffy
James Moora
Brett Fry
Moore
Would Confess to 10 Murders at Seaside Resort
Simon F. Helfinstine, jailed on a bad check charge, purportedly confessed to eight Ohio murders. He claimed killings dating from 1896 through 1908, including Pearl Bryant in Cincinnati. Officials question accuracy, citing possible insanity and discrepancies with known facts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Simon PF
Helfipstine
Tes Sheriff's Office
Ohio
Pearl Bryant
Jackson
Walling
Hefinstine
W. Joseph Ford
Vales
Helsiustine
Dadrickg
Fletcher
Butler
Kenton Tike
Beart Bryant
Cincinnati
Hell
Toledo
Cinclonati
Senators in Caucus on Take Tariff Bill
Washington observers report a Democratic caucus focused on binding members to support the tariff bill. Chairman Simmons and other sponsors defend the move as necessary to speed debate and passage. Simmons forecasts reporting the bill to the Senate late this week as the Ways and Means Committee work nears a three month mark. The plan includes parceling schedules to Senate subcommittees under the Underwood framework.
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Washington
D. C
Senate Democrats
Simmons
Senate
Ways and Cleanse Committee
House
Mr. Simmons
Underwood
National Education Association Opens Convention in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the National Education Association convention with nine meetings and opening general sessions. Governor Spry, Mayor Park, and officials deliver welcomes, while David B. Johnson of Winthrop Norman Industrial speaks. Edward T. Parrybird outlines a management reorganization plan. Ten societies join the event, including the National Council of Teachers of English and the American School Personnel Association.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
National Advocation Association
Natonal Council of Teachers of Engy Neh
American School Pesceteazua
School Garden Association of America
American Association of Collegiate Registers
Religious Education Association
National Committee of Agricultural Education
Federation of State Teachers’ Association
League of Teachers’ Associations
Educational Press Association
American Home Economics’ Association
Exertion Fatal to Rim at Gettysburg Veteran
Joseph Husted, member of the 82nd New York who led a reenactment charge at the 50th anniversary of Gettysburg against friends’ advice, died at his New York home from injuries after overexertion. He earlier felt ill during the 50th anniversary events while fellow veterans reenacted the fatal charge.
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New York
N. Y
Joseph Husted
Pickett
Gettysburg
Lang
Gettyebure
Ag nes Firth Macleod Dies by Own Action in Paris
The body of Agnes Firth Macleod of Cambridge, Massachusetts, who died by her own hand near Mendes at Ville Bau, is identified. She had taken poison on July 19 and lingered until July 4, and doctors initially believed she would recover. She had lived in Paris recently in a small suite and planned to study aviation abroad.
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Paris
Ville Bau
Mendes
Agnes Firth Macleod
Cambridge
Mass
Agnes
Firth MacDud
Agnes Firth
Militant suffragette plans for Capitol demonstration
Washington July 7 National Women’s Suffrage Association outlines a monster automobile parade to demand a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Suffragists will gather in Hyattsville Maryland July 30, form a motorcade, then march on Capitol Hill. A Chevy Chase Club banquet is planned for the visiting delegates. London reports militancy broken up by the cat and mouse law, with the Daily Mail saying the militant movement is reduced and finances crippled.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
National Women's Suffrage Association
Siiles
Hyattsville
Capital Hill
Congress
Chevy Chase Club
London
Eng
Daily Mail
the Mail
Emmeline Faukhurst
Sid Wies
Jai
Willtaney
Jeaders
Chicago ties up July F torce hits public transit strike
Chicago area streetcar strike after Fourth of July left only scarce vehicles. Thousands walked to work as surface cars were unavailable and trains absorbed the crowd. Evanston Mayor Smart said the county traction company forfeited its franchise by failing to operate cars and threatened a meeting to discuss an independent streetcar line.
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Chicago
County Traction Company
Smart
Evanaten
Lis Ines
Digeses
Cleaners and Dyers Open Seventh National Convention in Omaha
The national association of cleaners and dyers opened its seventh annual convention in Omaha Nebraska with several hundred delegates from across the country attending. The day featured social events and an entertaining program including a Kalghes vot Ah-Sar-Bep performance for delegates tonight.
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Omaha
Neb
National Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Waa
Kalghes Vot Ah
Lauterbach testifies again before Senate lobby panel
Washington July 7 Edward Lauterbach New York lawyer and alleged lobbyist for Davis Law returns to the Senate committee hearings to discuss his role with J. P. Morgan interests. He denies prior authority from Stone or Clark and asserts immunity if questioned further.
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Washington, D. C
Tidward Lauterbach
Senate Lobby Committee
Lewis Cass Ledyary
J. P. Morgan
Clark
Stone der
David Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
New York
Davis-Law
Wall Street
Crminins
Congress
Zayas
Lo Ay Smith
Tennille
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Lauterbach
Overman
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Lauterbech
Stone
J. P. Moregin & Company
The
Steel Corporation
Democratic Teachers ' Congress
Ylefyaré
Tenty
Lamar
Morgan
Palmer
Lastenbach
Tie
Three Drownings in Minneapolis Lakes
Three bathers drowned in Minneapolis lakes last night. John B. French, 25, apparently drowned while joking for help. C ar te Anderson, 22, of St Paul, drowned in Take Coldown where many sought relief from heat. Edward Robe, 30, of Chicago, sank after stepping into a hole at Lake Minnetonka. All bodies were recovered.
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Northern Lakes
China
Sablibard
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Lakes
John B. French
Carte “Anderson
St Paul
Take Coldown
Edward Robe
Chicago
Lake Minnetonka
Governor Clarke Better Resting After Hospital Check
Governor George W. Clarke is reported at noon to be resting easily at Methodist hospital with indications of continued improvement. An X-ray exam is planned to determine the exact nature of his illness by his attending physicians.
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Dee Moines
Tely
George W. Clarke
Methodist Hospital
Unsettled Weather With Showers Tonight In Region
Unsettled weather brings scattered showers tonight into Tuesday with stronger winds in the east portion. Temperatures show Muscatine at around 64 degrees near the morning reading as pier stages rise about four feet today.
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Towa
Muscatine
Seyane O'Clock & M
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Pitsburgh
Tremuing
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Avon
Tady Sackville
Aol
Anisnot
Tor
Te First National Bank of Allegheny
Fires National Bank of
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Pittsburg Bank For Sayings
Kittans Unig and
Leavehburg Railway Compay
Sacramento Yulley Irrigation Company
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Ule
United Coal Company
West Pennsylvania
Trnetlos
Water Power
Come Vtdy
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
East
Hyttto
Windie Weston
Veriad
Servian
Berlin
Bservian
Timok
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Reichspost
Teporta
Krivolik
Bucharest
Danube
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Salaniki
Stroma Ser
Serros
Sota
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