Seven Banks Balk at Interest on Government Deposits
Washington dispatch reports that only seven banks, out of about thirty national depositaries, refused to pay the new 2 percent interest on government funds effective June 1. Names include Chemical National, National Bank of Commerce, and National City Bank, all in New York, plus others in New London Connecticut Savannah Georgia Buffalo Wyoming and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
McAdoo
Treasury Department
New York
Chemical National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce of
New London
Conn
Merchants’ National
Savannah
First National
Buffalo
Wyo
Seaboard National of
San Francisco
Modoo
Boston
Chicago
New York City
de Fariment
New England
SIM
Middle States
District of Columbia
Teady
This Morning's News From A Turbulent Page
A garbled OCR summary lists names and events such as Lonnelly Denial Brent Arrives in Steerage Nathan Straus and Turtle Germs probe. References to Irish 44000 at Tara Fein and a Park Concert amid political and health notes appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnelly
Cee Op Brent
Nathan Straus
Nord
Fark Lowry
Tara Fein
Fra Booth
New Heth David Hospital
Waldo Praived
Police Vewport. Co
Waldo
Clinton Death at Prison Clouds Inquiry into Details
Sulzer investigator urges Clinton County District Attorney to probe the death of prisoner Heffernan at Clinton prison. Conflicting accounts blame or exonerate Warden Kaiser, while Commissioner Blake criticizes prison management yet commends Kaiser’s efforts and humane conditions amid violent inmate threats. Continuous coverage notes dark cell confinement, daily medical checks, and ongoing third-term inmates’ danger, with details spilling to page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Kaiser
Auburn Prison
Bishop Brent Travels Steerage to Washington Conference
Right Rev. Charles Henry Brent, bishop of the Philippine Islands, arrived in steerage aboard the Caronia from Liverpool and went to Washington for a State Department conference. He described war talk with Japan as unfounded, shared meals with immigrants, and planned to return to the Philippines in about two months via Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Brent
Philippine Islands
Yousterday
Washington
State Department
Japan
Brent
Manila
Transsiberian
Liverpool
Caronia
Hort
Philippines
Masons "Adopt" a Baby in Ancient Rite in Buffalo
Ruth Katharine Daggett, daughter of Byron B. Daggett, was baptised at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Buffalo marking the first such ceremony here since 1771. The ritual made the infant a Ward of the Lodge of Perfection and bound the Masonic fraternity to guardianship and protection worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Ruth Katharine Daggett
Byron B. Daggett
Lodge of Perfection
Boy Rescued From River By Improvised Lasso Hero
John Finan of Dover Street credited with aiding the drowning boy, but it was John Lopez of South Street who used a improvised lasso to throw a rope and rescue the child in the Hast River near Roosevelt Street. Lopez, a former New Mexico cowboy, towed the boy to shore while onlookers watched. Dr. Crane from Hudson Street Hospital treated the pair at their home after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finan
Dover Street
John Lopez
South Street
New Mexico
Roosevelt Street
Lopes
Crane
Hudson Street
Johnnie
John
Sorry She Aved Walker Death Spurred by Poison Attempt
Vera Hemphill, nineteen, suffored from bichloride of mercury after taking two tablets Friday night inspired by Ab Sandete Walker. At Providence Hospital she showed faint rally but faces possible death within days. she now regrets the act and may not attempt suicide again if she recovers.
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Walker
Girl
Penn
Vera Hemphill
Providence Hospital
Ab Sandete Walker
Macon
Jack the Clipper Holds Up Coat in Bronx Car Ride
Edward Donce, 32, of Greenpoint, accused of cutting a woman's coat in a moving trolley car. The victim Mixx Eiting screamed as bystanders restrained him until police arrived. Donce was arraigned in Manhattan Avenue court for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vren Erate
Mixx Eiting
Jones
Manhatttan Avenue
Aphasia Bride Seeks Missing Groom After Memory Loss
Mrs Prank Frost formerly Mia Lillian Meareen of New York asks police to find her husband Prost Meareen after a Boston wedding memory lapse. She recalled arriving in Boston for the ceremony at Chardon Street Home where doctors treated her seven hours before memory returned. Prost’s aunt Stew Morell offered no reason for the disappearance, noting the couple had not gotten on well.
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Fiostom
Prank Frost
Springfield Street
Mia Lillian Mearson
York
Miss Meareen
Boston
Chardon Street
Prost
Stew Morell
Belde
Boy Stabbed Forty Seven Times in Ritual Murder Case
In St Petersburg a trial is set for Mendel Beilliss accused of the murder of 13 year old Andrew Yushchinsky near Kiev. Prosecutors insist on ritual murder theory with a likely closed hearing. The victim’s body bore 47 wounds. Beilliss, a factory clerk, is detained.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Justice
Mendel Beilliss
Andrew Yushchinsky
Kleff
Kieff
Hollliss
StrauS Carried From Liner on Stretch er
Nathan Steane, retired merchant and philanthropist, who sailed from this port on the Cunard Caronia May 10 for health, returned yesterday from Liverpool by steamer and had to be removed. StrauS, who spent winter in Palestine aiding philanthropic work, arrived with his wife and physician aboard the Caronia after reports of nerve exhaustion. Relatives went aboard at quarantine. doctors attributed no serious illness and said rest at Port Chester with his son in law, Justice Irving Lebanin, would help. He has never recovered from the shock of his brother Isidor's Titanic death and was at sea on the George Washington on the Titanic anniversary.
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Albany
Clinton
John Heffernan
Clinton County
George W. Blake
Sulzer
Heffernan
Blake
Kaiser
Walter M. Thayer, Jr
Priven
Phrelians
Saya
Coultis
Het~ferian
Coultry
Daunt
Philippines
Win
Elas
State Department
Washington
Kills Island
Nathan Steane
Cunard
Strate
Straus
Palestin
Lloyd Hiner
George Washin
Thie Elty
Bteglitz
Irving Lebanin
Port Chester
Isidor
Bjornstrom Steffanson
Samuel Straus
Caronia
Death in trolley chase after game crowds
After a Sewark Jersey City baseball game a crowd rushed a trolley car. A small boy was hit and killed when the car could not stop in time. Motorman John Kiernan and conductors Fred Eugleman and Nell Lindholm were arrested and paroled as investigators weighed liability.
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Sewark
Jersey City
Robert Essing
Vierlin Street
Bo John Kiernan
Fred Eugleman
Nell Lindholm
Sleeper Steals Into River and Swims to Shore
Wes Iaynes, a Hastings on Hudson man known for sleeping walks, left his home in night attire and walked to a pier where he plunged into the Hudson River. He woke in the water, swam to shore, and cried for help. Heeman lent assistance with dry clothes after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meme Naynes
Manwewa
Sound
Hastings-on- Hudson
Hudson River
Iaynes
Ap Heeman
Man Dives 50 Feet Off Palisades Cliffs
Robert Marks of New York was found wedged among rocks at Kings Minis after reportedly diving or being pushed from the Palisades. Rescuers used a ladder to extract him. he suffered cuts and internal injuries and later died, police noting five bichloride tablets in his coat and suspects of attempted suicide.
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Union
Robert Marks
No. SS Vast 170Th Street
New York
Mme
Hetttler
McViekar
Clifton Company
Com Anys
Marks
North Hudson Hospital
Is Coat
Wanted dog in hospital and driver fined after street fight
William Winston, a Gr street driver, walked with his dog when a dispute with another dog led to a fight. Winston was bitten, went to St. Vincent's Hospital, and was refused admission for the dog. Patrolman McNulty arrested him. Magistrate House imposed a fine, paid, and Winston returned to the Charles Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winston
Winston
St. Vincent’s Hospital
McNulty
Magistrate House
Charles Street
Connolly Denies Continuing Retainer for Cohalan in Victor Heating Case
John A. Connolly disputes Justice Daniel F. Cohalan's claim of a continuing retainer for the Victor Heating Company, saying Cohalan acted only as counsel on two occasions. He presents receipted bills and a paid check, asserts Cohalan’s high fees and a 5 percent profit share, and notes a 1905 $1000 gift plus a graft claim tied to city work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Victor Heating Company
John A. Connolly
Daniel F. Cohalan
Connolly
Justice Cohalan
ISDS
Justice Cohalan Yn Connolly
Vietor Company
Vietor Heating Company
George O'Hanlon
O'Hanlon
Victor Henry Company
Justce Cohalan
Slomal
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National City
Chemical National
National of Commerce
U.S
Keven Ranke Hulk
McAdoo Man
Snten Prinon
Bablex Wiet
Burks
Plane
Stefanssyi
Pravda
Fureion. Ie
Ms i
Kowa
Charles Wenry Het
Philippine Telands
Col
Scott
Bishop Brent
Episcopal Church
Ellis
Island
Bryan
Eltizene
Amerie
Mritain
Scandinavia
Hrent
United States
Masons
Lodge
Jack the Clipper
Williamsburg
Russi
Conalan-Connolly
Vietor Keating Company
Feontved Paysent
Erik Cobie
Bir
TOR Eating Company
Daniel
Conalan
Satan
Europe
Man
Hudson
Palisades
Watchman
Cohalan
Mr. Connolly
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