Andrews Denies Fraud and Illegal Action in Bank Case
The article reports that Andrews denies any fraud or illegal activity connected to a bank dispute. It covers statements about alleged defenses, the receiver, and claims regarding funds, negotiable instruments, and the bank’s ordinary business conduct. Also included is a separate brief on a mob lynching incident in Atlanta where a Black crowd attempted to seize a suspect accused of assault, later restrained by police.
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John
Nicholson Bank
Orient
Bay Mt Mall
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Tops Local Sales
Me Elgin Ontario merchant Thomas George says he has sold Chamberlain’s cough remedy since its Canadian debut and none of the many units guaranteed have been returned. He praises the medicine, uses it personally, and gives it to his children with consistently good results. Available at A L Pearre’s Cruz Etere.
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Thos George
Elgin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Kenedy
Canada
A. L. Pearre
Cruz Etere
Electric Bitters and Whiskey Promoted in Odd Ad
An odd ad extols Electric Bitters as a cure for female troubles after a husband refused doctors and claims his wife was instantly cured. The piece also touts I. W. Harper Whiskey as a wholesome tonic, sold by Louis Otte at The Badalo, with generic assurances and a sensational tone.
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Ian
Austin
Mer
Republian
Heavenworth
Ind
Pearre
I. W. Harper
Louis Otte
Badalo
Desperado Shot Police Chief Farrelly Near Barnesboro incident
Desperado Frank Farrall who had just been released from Ebensburg jail resisted arrest in Barnesboro Cambria County shooting Police Chief Samuel Tanner in the head. The bullet lodged and could not be located. Farrall entered Barnesboro to settle an old score with George Russ after being refused admission at Roberts home. Hicks’s father was wounded during the event. Farrall later fled.
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Frank Farrall
Alioena
Barnesboro
Cambria County
Samuel Tanner
Parrall
Ebensburs
Barnesbure
George Russ
Roberts Home
Hicks
Tayrratl
Warrall
New Fraud Indictments In New York Reported
Six individuals face charges amid a wave of alleged fraud and voting irregularities in New York. Authorities describe the cases as part of a broader crackdown, with prosecutors preparing additional indictments and potential tender outcomes pending. A separate robbery assault left a victim gravely injured, hospitalized in critical condition, with officials cautioning about ongoing investigations and possible motives.
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New York
Chapped Hands Salve Ad Promises Quick Cure
An old advertisement offers Chemberisin's Salve to treat chapped hands and skin diseases. It recommends washing with warm water, drying, then applying the salve before bed for a speedy cure. Sold by A L Pearre at Cruz Stere.
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A. L. Pearre
Cruz Stere
Lenient Sentence Given for Large Bank Theft
A New York judge showed leniency to Harry A. Leonard, a Wall Street clerk who stole securities worth 359,000 from Hy Nuflenn Bank recently. He received months in reformatory, with a note that the thief believed the theft would aid his defense. The case underscores the era of the Russia Japan war and the value of early preparation against emergencies.
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Harry A. Leonard
Youngs
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Brussels
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Carty
Carty's
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O. P. Bennett
Walker & Bennett
P. Bennett
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Griffin Brand
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