Four Lorimer banks closed in Chicago amid turmoil
Four Lorimer led banks in Chicago were closed by the State Banking Department led by Examiner D W Harkin. The La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank was left with about 1.2 million in questioned collateral, while Ashland Twelfth Broadway and Illinois State Banks were shuttered. Combined deposits total over 6.4 million with cash means about 1.4 million.
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Ity
Te Tribe
Chicago
Charles B. Munday
William Lorimer
State Banking Department
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Joanson
D. W. Harkin
State Bank
Ashland-Twelfth State Bank
Broadway State Bank
Illinois State Bank
State Bank of Calumet
la Salle Street
Ashland-Twelfth Street State Bank
Lorimer
Munday
State
New Democratic
James J. Brady
John H. Coyne
C. H. Munday
la Salle Street Bank
Ahland-Twelfth Bank
Lorimer-Minday Chain
La Salle #t. bank
Mexican Situation and International Tensions Reported
In the morning news a mixed summary covers the Mexican situation, signings of protocols at Walls, hopes for PE peace, gang violence alerts, police lineups, and political shifts including a new ministry defeat. wartime military exercises and domestic policy notes appear alongside social items and local curiosities.
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Walls Wilton
Two Killed in Atchison Wreck Near Hurston
In San Bernardino California on June 12 two passengers died and several were injured when an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe eastbound passenger train No 4 struck an open switch near Haydad California nine miles east of Hurston. W H B Storey vice president confirmed the wreck. A relief train departed Needles for the scene.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Haydad
Hurston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
W. H B. Storey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé
Chicago
Needles
Cul
Woman Gets Ziegler Cash in Davenport Case
Florence L Brandt a Davenport Iowa schoolteacher pursued part of William Ziegler s 15 000 000 estate left by the baking powder magnate. The Supreme Court case ended with a settlement of 73 000 paid by William Ziegler the adopted son and former foster brother who inherited most of the estate.
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Florence L. Brandt
Davenport
Iowa
William Ziegler
Supreme Court
Miss Brandt
Ziegler
Wiliam Ziegler
Brandt
Fire on Police in Hunt for Burglars on 135th Street
Police on the north side of 135th street near Amsterdam Avenue hunted burglars seen on building roofs. Joseph Dowling of West 135th alerted Patrolman Truman of West 15th Street. Neighbors on 136th Street fired from windows, nearly striking officers before they realized the mistake.
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135Th St
Amsterdam
Joseph Dowling
West 135Th St
Truman
West 15Th St
136Th St
Weather melts heart of actress on arrest relief
Miss Maud Mittern and Paula Dana stage figure request arrest release for Colonel Edward Harrison Power. They argue discomfort of holding him in New York due to heat and hope to help him leave. Sheriff Grifenhagen says bail prevents consent without counsel action.
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Grifenhagen
Gangsters Behind Cunard Plot Claim Prison Ties
Brooklyn case ties Joseph Burton to a gang active for months as police link his ransom demands to Cunard and Dew Haven threats. His mother portrays him as a manipulated youth with prior prison time at Elmira and a Bath Beach school, while officials note writing skill and a 1912 Hart's Island release and 1914 Elmira release under alias Henry Cress.
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Joseph Burton
Cunard Steamship Company
Brooklyn
Cunard
Tie Hey
Burton
DuMeld St
Bath Beach
Elmira
Broadway
Evenin
Henry Cress
City Reformatory
Hart's Island
Cress
THEN SHE VANISHED Locked-In Girl Descends by Ladder
A stenographer reportedly vanished from a fifth floor office at 498 Broome Street after signaling for help as fire engines and police gathered. An ex tension ladder was raised and crowds watched while Patrolman Welch diverted spectators away, then the woman reportedly slipped down the ladder unseen. An advertisement for a June Washington, D C excursion followed.
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Macdougal St
Broome St
Lewis
Miss Mat
Welch
Beachey Drops 45 Feet In Flight Mishap
Hartford dispatch reports aviator Lincoln Beachy fell forty five feet while maneuvering near Charter Oak Park after his engine stalled. He was knocked unconscious on impact but not seriously hurt, with two prior flights described before the accident during the air show.
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the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Barney Oldfield
Lincoln Beachers
Charter Oak Park Lawn
Teachey
Beachey
Ella Winter not death by own action says Greene
Baltimore June 12. The Tribune reports that Ella G Winter may have died by other causes than self harm despite a friend’s belief she threatened suicide. The second autopsy found only a skin abrasion and no evidence of assault, while State's Attorney Greene rejected the suicide theory.
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Prom 2
the Tribune
Baltimore
Ella G. Winter
D. Meredith Reese
Miss Winter
Hempel
Greene
Reese
Cornet
Corinthian Yacht Club
Jennie Herald
Mrs. Herald
Green
Heralds
Mise Winter
Balloons Struck by Lightning in Oregon Race Disaster
Four balloons started in a $1,000 race at the State Fair Grounds. One balloon wrecked in a thunderstorm. a pigeon carried a distress note from Captain John Berry and passenger George Morrison. Captain Honeywell and Dr. W. E. Stewart survived a terrifying flight near Oregon City with the Uncle Sam. Authorities search mountains and forests for the missing craft and crews.
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Tribune
Portland
Ore
Jeune
State Fair Grounds
Balloon Million Population Club
St. Louis
John Berry
George Y. Morrison
Berry
Morrison
Oregon City
H. E. Honeywell
Uncle Sam
W. E. Stewart
Kansas City
John Watts
Roscoe Fawcett
Honeywell’s
Springfield
Roy Donaldson
Wilbur Henderson
Million Population Club
Berry's
Honeywell
United States Forest Service
Cascade Mountains
Captain Berry
Indianapolis
France
Germany
America
Captain Honeywell
Dr. Stewart
Nea
Mrs Fish Loses Fight Over Italian Picture Return
Mrs. Hamilton Fish dropped two year bid to reclaim a Moretto de Brescia Madonna and Child from Italy after valuing it at 100 dollars for export. Italian government used preemption to seize the painting at the stated price, leaving her with no redress. The case followed her husband’s death several months earlier.
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Hamilton Fish
Fish
Detective shoots legs to trap burglars in New York house
Detective Sergeant Frank M Gallagher of East 67th Street used self inflicted injuries to time a capture. He shot both legs when a stairs fall blocked his return from a basement search, while Detectives Ward and McCafferty nabbed two burglars in the Worl house area and recovered a quantity of Wolf linen and silver.
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Frank M. Gallagher
East 67Th St
Max Wolf
East 72Dat
Worlhouse
Gallagher
Ward
McCafferty
Halla
Presbyterian Hospital
John’ Palnnrcky
East
Bernard Stehlik
Blood transfusion failure costs Yale professor life
Dr Otto Gustaf Ramsay of Yale Medical School died after pneumonia and two prior blood transfusions from Dr B H Moore. The June 12 report notes he was stricken with pneumonia several weeks earlier and efforts to save him continued in recent days.
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Loy
Trane
New Haven
Otto] Gustaf Ramsay
Ya Medical School
B. H. Moore
Ako
Niagara Falls Delegates Sign Third Peace Protocol
The Niagara Falls peace conference signed its third protocol, envisioning a provisional government to supersede Huerta and oversee a constitutional presidential election. Mediation expands the proposed pool of provisional leaders to about two dozen, with no final agreement yet on induction methods.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
General Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
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