Bank for Savings Runs Low on Deposits After Daylong Rush
Bank for Savings at 224 Street and Fourth Avenue faced a crowd all day as more than 1,400 depositors, mainly servants, withdrew over 800000. Superintendent Van Tuy found securities intact and saw no need for aid, though offers from major banks poured in. By 8 pm, counting room pressure required three policemen, with the bank claiming no basis for rumors of trouble and confirming conservative investments.
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Fae
Bank For Savings
224 Street
Fourth Avenue
August Belmont
Adriangels
Charles A. Peabody
Robert Fucn
Wiliam Sloane
State Banking Department
George Yan Tuy
Parks
Trimble
Rites
Chemicala Bank
New York County
Second National Bank
Daty Trust Company
H. Portes
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morning News Local Highlights From Page One
Local items span finance fraud and bankruptcy cases with arrests and court notes. Reports mention tax matters, smuggling, and a surgeon’s trial. Unclear fragments reference political figures, wage topics, and municipal issues.
National Guard and Naval Militia Highlighted in Tribune Interview
In next Sunday's Tribune February 1 an interview with Major General O'Ryan will discuss his Army War College studies and plans for the future development of the National Guard of New York. The piece is aimed at all officers and men of the guard.
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Tribune
O'Ryan
Army War College
National Guard of
New York
National Guard
Mercury columnist urges tattooed criminals as deterrent
Mme Mercury proposes marking criminals with facial tattoos as a deterrent, describing a system where pickpockets receive a cheek tattoo and other offenders bear symbolic designs such as a black heart pierced by a dagger. The point is to “catching before hanging” by publicly labeling crimes.
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Mme
Mercury
Mitche
Mme Mercury
Move to Amend Reserve Measure in Federal Reserve Law
Washington January 21 — Sponsors consider amending the federal reserve law to expand eligibility beyond national banks to include trust companies and savings banks. The change would ease capital requirements now restricting membership to larger institutions and extend reserve holdings rules to include trusts entering the federal system after three years.
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Tribune
Washington
Federal Reserve Law
Federal Reserve Organization
Federal Reserve Banks
McCombs Likely Named France Ambassador to Wilson
Washington reports William F. McCombs, Democratic National Committee chairman, to be Wilsons choice for Ambassador to France, with Herrick to return. Nomination may go to Senate soon as McCombs agrees, possibly shaping a new DNC chair. Joseph P.Tumulty could be named to replace McCombs as committee head.
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Washington
William F. C Ombs
Democratic National Committee
Myrren T. Herrick
France
McCombs
Senate
Herrick
Wilson
Mra. McCombs
McC
Excommunication Ceremony for Convicted Monks in Petrikoff
In Petrikoff Poland a church excommunication was held for three monks linked to a monastery murder. Black drapings and candles framed the rite as police guarded the monks in penitential cloaks, later revealed in convicts’ chains and sent back to serve their terms. The chief culprit showed brief remorse as prayers were asked from the congregation.
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Tripune
Odens
Petrikoff
Poland
Yasa Gora
Mrs Cross Not Poisoned in New York Death Probe
In Bridgeport Connecticut tonight an inquiry into the death of Mrs Hanc hat M Cros widow of a wealthy New York jeweller reported the death apparently resulted from natural causes. Attending physicians attributed it to diabetes aggravated by bronchitis.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Jan Oroner
Joan J. Phelan
Hanchat M. Cros
New York
Rim
Jury Quickly Finds Sylvestro Guilty of Bomb Plot
In General Sessions Judge Rosalsky's court, An ertin Sylvestro was found guilty after a four minute jury deliberation. Testimony linked him to bomb plots with informers and detectives later located two sticks of dynamite at his East 11th street stable. Sentencing was postponed awaiting today’s expected 40 year penalty under a proposed bill.
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Rosalsky
Anertin Sylvestro
Rosalsiy
Alfred Lehman
Schmitty
Recco Puelell
Zump
Anthony Sedaitis
Hurky
Sufrin
Sylvestra
Sylvestro
Houston
Filizabeth Vatrests
Thnt
Marley
East 108Th Street
Madison Street
East 10Th Street
East 11Th Street
Corrao
Sylvestre
Corrac
Wes
Colagero Emma
East 108Th
Mr. Manley
Mr. Manlley
Fmma
Two Schoolma ums Baffle Bear on Mount Eve Road
Miss Margaret Connelly and Miss Laura Fite gerald, teachers at Mount Eve ten miles from Goshen, encountered a large bear on the road while en route to the schoolhouse. They used pocket flashlights to deter the animal, which backed away and allowed them to reach safety.
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Temme Goshen
N. Y
Margaret Connelly
Laura Fitegerald
Mount Eve
Goshen
Cowles Quits Job Over Rail Government Ownership Fight
James L Cowles, New York general secretary of the Postal League, resigns after the league declines government ownership of the railroads. Cowles had helped organize the group twelve years ago and remains a strong advocate for the plan. The executive committee report argues government service has achieved little with the parcel post expansion.
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Postal League
Boston
Jan
James L Cowl
New York
Cowles
Curly Joe Cassidy Case Trials Loom Over Willett Sentence
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Jaycox weighs delaying William Willett’s sentence as Cassidy and Walter stand trial for selling a judiciary nomination Willett allegedly bought. District Attorney Cropsey presses a plan to secure convictions without Willett’s testimony, while aiming to keep the juries separate from Willett’s sentencing. Testimony includes John H. McCooey on nomination plots and Samuel R Smith on a $10,000 loan tied to the nomination bid. Photographer Harry R. Gelwicks recalls Cassidy’s remarks on the $50,000 sum.
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William Willett
Jaycox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Curly Joe” Cassidy
Queena
Louis T. Walter, Jr
Willett
Cropsey
Cassidy
Walter
Witlett
Curly Joe
Waller
John H. McCooey
Boas
Caseidy
Samuel R Smith
Bank of Long Island
Harry R. Gelwicks
Flushing
Long Island
Joe
Ogelwicks
Mint Vault Drill Bends to Free Captive Worker
Philadelphia January 20 William Taylor United States Mint employee nearly suffocated after being locked in a vault while money was being moved. A mechanic drilled a hole through the steel door, passed a paper with the combination key, and Taylor was rescued as the vault doors finally opened.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
William Taylor
United States Mint
Dot
Taylor
Nafe
Norris
Palmer Refuses to Quit as Osborn Talk Surges
Albany Jan 2 Palmer chairman of the Democratic State Committee says he will not resign and that Glynn never suggested such a move Osborn is urged as a potential new chairman but Palmer asserts no discussion occurred and he remains in place unless votes on the state committee force removal
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Glynn
Osborn
Albany
William Church Osborn
Democratic State Committee
George M. Palmer
Gaffney Identified Barnes Murphy Aid in Albany Row
Albany district attorney resists sending the big four graft case to a grand jury as William Barnes Jr denounces statewide graft probes. Stewart grand jury testimony centers on canal contracts, Murphy and Gaffney linked to payments, with Peck and Bensel defending contract methods and bids.
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Albany
Alexander
James W. Osborne
John A. Bkensel
Duncan W. Peck
Gordon Reel
Dix Highways Commission
Reel
Charles F. Foley
Osborne
Giron
James 7
Gaffney
Charles Fy
Murphy
Hageman
James C. Stewart
Whitman
Stewart
Canal Board
Mitchell May
John J. Kennedy
Edward Lazansky
John A. Bensel
Thomas Conway
William H. Lohmer
Carmody
Bensel
Ty Brief
Bensel Peck
Benset
P. Medovern Company
Rensel
Whit Guys
Peck
Grand Jury
James E. Gaffney
Charles F. Murphy
Gabriel
Clark
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Biles
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Mme. Mercury
M’combs
Mrs. Cross
Great Bear
East Side
Bear
J. L. Cowles
Suet
Mitchell May Saery
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Columm
Ney
MINT
Palmer
Barnes Murphy
Telerach
William Barnes, Jr
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Can
Assembly
Barnes
Albany Evening Journal
Tammany Wing
Tammany
John Doe
Queens
Knapp
Chemung
Albany County Grand Jury
John F. Lewis
Highways Department
John A. Hennessy
Lewis
Will
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