Grand Jury Probes Lorimer Bank as Solvent Minor Banks
Federal grand jury to probe La Salle Street Trust and Savings bank while national charter held. Four small affiliated state banks will have depositors paid in full. Vault opened shows about 40 thousand dollars in currency and similar in memoranda. Missing papers concern Brady, Paynter deals, and Lorimer era bank activity.
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la Salle Trust
Y Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Lasalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
United States District Attorney
Lasalle Street Bank
Daniel V. Harkin
Harkin
Lorimer
Munday
James J. Brady
State Auditor
la Salle Street Trust & Savings Bank
J. H. Rife
State Bank Examiner
I. N. Bacchus
James S. McCullough
Rife
Broadway State Bank
Lorimer-Munday
Bacchus
la Salle Street Bank
Maelay Hoyne
James H. Wilkerson
United States
Brady
Hoyne
George W. Harkin
Sparkin
Grand
Paynter
Thomas P. Paynter
Kentucky
Lorimer-Munday Bank
District Attorney’s
Pay
Senate
Funeral escort planned by Knights Templar for Beveridge
Appleton Wisconsin June 27 special report Knights Templar from Appleton Neenah and Kaukauna will escort the funeral of the late Charles A Beveridge first commander of the local sistory He died in Bristol Tennessee Beveridge long served as a prominent manufacturer and official in several Appleton companies including Marston Beveridge hub and spoke factory Appleton Woolen Mill Appleton Electric Light and other ventures It will be Appletons first Sunday funeral in six years
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Knighte Templar
Beveridge
Appleton
Wis
Knights Templar
Neenah and Kaukauna
Charles A. Beveridge
Bristoll
Tenn
Marston & Beveridge
Appleton Woolen, Mill and Way
Appleton Electric Light Company
Travelers Kick On Rates
United Commercial Travelers of America seek uniform rates and reduced excess baggage charges after their supreme council adjourned in Columbus Ohio. Glaude Puvall of Kansas City was elected supreme counselor with officers including Frank S. Gannard of Jackson Michigan CG Dabiel Columbus secretary W L Willacre Columbus treasurer George E Hunt Boston conductor T S Phelps Springfield Mass page Fred J Cox Winnipeg Man sentinel.
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T. Supreme Council
Associated Presa
Columbus
United Commercial Travelers of America
Supreme Council
Glaude Puvall
Kansas City
Frank 8. Gannard
Jackson, Mich
CG Dabiel
W. L. Willacre
George E. Hunt
Boston
T. S. Phelps
Springfield
Mass
Fred J. Cox
Winnipe! Man
Sentinel
Potter Freed After Confession Doubt In Barrett Murder
George W. Potter a Palatine farmer was arrested yesterday for complicity in the murder of neighbor John Barrett. He was discharged this afternoon after testimony before Justice Hubbard undermined the farmhand’s confession.
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Associated Press
Ponda
N. Y
George W. Potter
John Barrett
Parade of 50,000 Men and Boys for Sunday School Meet
In Chicago on June 27, fifty thousand men and boys gathered to march in the International Sunday School association parade. Fifty altars were prepared to be carried atop the marchers with open bibles behind each. Two conferences in different churches addressed engaging youths nearing maturity and guiding them to active church membership.
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Associated Press
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Heavyweight fight notes and other sports items from Paris
Paris reports no change in the world heavyweight match. Johnson diet and plans before the bout as Moran’s finances and split remain undisclosed. Also updates on yacht racing in Oyster Bay, Robinson’s signed contract with Brooklyn, Shamrock IV trials, and baseball league actions in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Paris
Moran
Johnson
Asmeres
Credit Lyonnais
Dan McXkettrick
Theodore Vienne
Tyncke
Georges Carpentier
Ayanllee
Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka-Corrinthian Yacht Club
Resolute
Vanitie
Robinson
New York
Brooklyn
Today
Wilbert Robinson
Superbas
Joe Riggart
Torquay
Eng
Shamrock IV
Thomas Lipton
Sie
Shamrock
Chicago
Chill
Sheridan
Washington
Philadelphia
JST
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Artie Hofman
Dolan
Hofman
Charges Against Lodge Franks Fraud Probe In Senate
Senate committee chair Overman reviewed a post office inspectors report alleging beet sugar lobby literature circulated under Senator Lodge's frank deprived the government of 57,600 in postal revenue. The probe may lead to legislation to curb franking privilege use and determine liability.
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Achusetta
Sy Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Overman
Senate Lobby Committee
Post Office
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
New Tariff Law Income Projection Sparks Debate
Democratic Leader Underwood told the House that the new tariff law will yield 292 million dollars this year, 22 million more than the earlier estimate. He said income tax would reach 8 million, 10 million above forecasts, noting taxes were not collected for the full year and urged trimming the treasury tax-collection fund to one million dollars.
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Underwood
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Treasury
The Man With The Hoe Rounds Hoxie Harvest
In Hoxie Kansas a wheat harvest draft has left the town deserted as every man over ten and under a hundred is in the fields. Physicians lawyers and merchants join farmers in the effort while wives and sweethearts support the exhausting work. An idle East born unemployed corps sparked the shortage.
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Hoxie
Kansas
Goodby
Rebels Bet on Talks With Huerta as Peace Hopes Rise
Washington officials say constitutionalists are expected to confer with Huerta delegates after a Niagara Falls briefing. In Vera Cruz, Mexican outposts seek aid to seize fourteen desperadoes, with Izunza claiming to have lynched thirteen of the group near the American line. Carranza and Villa remain apart with no clear understanding, strict secrecy observed at Saltillo and Monterey.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Huerta
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Silliman
State Department
Mexico City
Silman
Saltillo
United States
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Izunze
San Juan de Ulua
Tes
Izunza
Vera Cruz Illa
Carranza
Eagle Pass
General Carranza
General Villa
Saltilo
Monterey
Man Tries to Murder Sons in Florida Woods
Fort Lauderdale reports J. M. Halmburger, recently from Hebron North Dakota, took his two young sons into the woods and attempted to kill them with a hatchet. The boys were found later and taken to a hospital in Miami with injuries feared fatal. Halmburger then killed himself by drinking poison. authorities assume mental disorder.
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Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
J. M. Halmburger
Hebron
N. D
Miami
Heimburger
Oshkosh Couple Licensed to Wed Here Today
Special to The Northwestern Chicago TN June Clarence N Whittaker of Lawrence Mich and Miss Grace Norton of Oshkosh were licensed to wed here today. Oshkosh directory shows no Grace Norton and attempts to find her were unsuccessful this afternoon.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Clarence N Whittaker
Lawrence
Mich
Grace Norton
Oshkosh
Mrs Price Dies in Menasha Wisconsin
Rose Price aged forty nine of the Fourth ward died at her Plank road home after a drowsy illness. Survived by husband Michael and four daughters Martha Tessendorf Agnes Anna and Lucy with one daughter Mrs Elizabeth Urban of Superior. Funeral from St John s church Monday at 9 a m conducted by Father Korzejka. Also notes of other local obituaries and community updates.
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Menasha
Wis
Rose’ Price
Fourth Ward
Plank Road
Michael Price
Martha Tessendorf
Agnes
Anna
Lucy Price
Ehnabeth Urban
Superior
St. John’s Church
Father Korzeike
Naomi Gertrude ,Remmel
St. Patrick's Church
William DeRelver
Edward Stepanski
Father Kurzejka
Unidentified Italian Kills Man Then Attacks Crowd
An unidentified Italian armed with a hatchet killed a coke worker and seriously wounded others in Smithfield near Uniontown. He then killed Martin Hope and attacked Mrs. Sutton, as Sh V Morgan across the street shot the assailant. Mic remained a stranger in Smithfield.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Smithfield
Here
Martin Hope
Martinope
Omer Sutton
Sutton
Sh. V. Morgan
Mic
Lawyer Violated the Law Appleton Judge Drops Speed Case
Judge Henry Kreiss presiding quickly dropped a speed-violation case involving Attorney Forent D. Calway and Court Reporter Homer C. Clark of Neillsville. They were returning from a Green Bay bar association meeting when the matter arose.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Henry Kreiss
Muncipal
Forent D. Calway
Homer C. Clark
Neillsville
Bar Association
Green Bay
Alami
Oshkosh News Highlights and Society Notes
A compact Oshkosh page lists church cornerstones, local politics with two Democrats seeking an opponent to Karel, society vacation ideas, WHI high school inspections, and an orphanage review. Also includes a theatrical world item and a brief note on a mine stock verdict and revival of the Claflin ___ with miscellaneous short notices.
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Cornerstons
Oshkosh Society
Beerting
Claflin
Roosevelt Ignoring Doctor Advice Plans Four Month Rest
Oyster Bay June 27 Colonel Roosevelt will not follow four months of absolute rest prescribed after malaria and spleen enlargement. He insists campaign duties will end in four months and plans only a limited Pittsburgh speech. Dr Lambert urged extended rest, while Roosevelt aims to balance health with public duties.
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Associated Prear
Oveter Bay
Moosevelt
South American
Roosevelt
Ile
Pittsburg
Alexander Lambert
New York
Lambert
Oyster Kay
Pittsbury
Holbrask Curtis
Curtis
Petras Murder Trial Heads to Testimony Monday
Jurors reached a verdict phase as the Petras murder trial paused for the sixth day. State’s Attorney Tyers will open the case alleging Antony Petras fatally clubbed Theresa Hollander at St. Nicholas cemetery last winter, while D H Gunsul leads Petras defense.
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Associated Presa
Geneva
Antony Petras
Theresa Hollander
St. Nicholas
Tyers
Petras
Mance
D. H. Gunsul
Two U S Battleships Authorized for Sale to Greece
Authority to sell the battleships Idaho and Mississippi was conferred on President Wilson after the naval appropriation bill conference report was adopted in the Senate. Arrangements were practically completed for selling the ships to Greece at that time.
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Washington, D. C
Idaho
Mississippi
Wilson
Senate
Greece
Boy burned by fallen electric wire on South Park avenue
About 1 30 pm a boy, son of Otto Niemath Pareially Huet, on South Park avenue stepped into a fallen five wire crossing the sidewalk and burned a hand. Councilman Hagene arranged physician care while Oshkosh Gas Light Co. sent men to repair the dangerous wire.
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Otto Niemath
Otto Niem Aath
Osborne Avenue
South Park Avenue
Ohio Street
Hagene
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Merchants Asked to Propose Use of Fourth of July Fund
The treasurer S Z Church seeks ideas from last year's Fourth of July contributors on the $222.17 balance after a city wide celebration was abandoned. Suggestions include funding concerts, future celebrations, aiding tornado victims, or other community uses.
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Mt—Tressurer Church
S. T. Church
S. Z. Church
Qhurel
Hera
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh Moose Ready for Weekend Games
The Fond du Lac Mooge baseball team plays tomorrow afternoon at the fair grounds with a large delegation expected. Oshkosh Moose, likely unchanged from Booster Day, face Elks and may rely on Mace to pitch if he returns from Sterling. Fuha Wollangk to pitch in rotation. Also on the docket are Oshkosh Pure Ice playing Jerry's Colts at 10 AM and Cubs vs Colts in Winnebago, with Negendank Tank battery for Cubs and Westover for Colts. Terry Cubs had canceled a July 12 game with Jerry's Galta.
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Fond du Lac
Oshkoah
Fair Grounds
Thin City
Fond du Lac Mooge
Oshkosh Moose
Elks
Monse
Mace
Sterling
Fondy
Fuha
Wollangk
Oahicagh Battery
Mouser
Oshkosh
Jerry's Colts
Fairgrounds
Cubs
Winneconie Colts
Winneconne
Negendank
Tank
Battery
Col. and Westover
Colts
Terry Cubs
Jerry
Appointment of Herman Iver as deputy registrar of deeds
Official notice announces Herman Iver Alver named deputy registrar of deeds by Governor McGovern to fill vacancy from the death of William H H Jenkyns. Iver to assume duties Wednesday July 1 with a $3,000 bond to be approved by the county board. Jeannette B Shrnich likely to succeed as deputy registrar of deeds.
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Herman Karmal Alver
Terman Iworlas
Ram Madison
McGovern
Wilam HH. Jenkyns
Jenkyns
Iver
County Board At Supervisors
Iwer
Jeannette EB
Shrnich
Guard inspection planned for Company TF Wisconsin National Guard
Major W A Marden will inspect Company TF Second Infantry Wisconsin National Guard at oclock next Monday evening. All members to report in olive drab uniform. Captain Kraning's company held a bivouac at Derher farm last weekend with guard duties and advance rear guard work. Major Marden Captain Carl and Lieutenant Tadych attended. The company remains eight men short of sixty eight for Camp Douglas encampment July 18 26.
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W. A. Marden
Second Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
Kraning
Derher Farm
Marden
A. G. Carl
N. Tadych
Camp Douglas
Last Dynamiter Arrives to Begin Two Year Term
Frank J. Biggins of Boston, last convict in the dynamite conspiracy cases to report, began a two year sentence at the United States penitentiary Leavenworth. The warden received him as iron workers labored on new cell houses.
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Frank J. Hixeiins
Boston
Leavenworth
Associated Press
Kaen
Frank J. Biggins
United States Penitentiary
Five Die From Heat in St Louis as Temperature Rises
Five deaths from heat were reported in St. Louis up to noon as temperatures reached ninety three degrees this morning. The Associated Press reports the fatalities occurred last night and today amid continuing heat.
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Loule
Macty-Three
Associated Press
St. Louis
St. Louia
Suffrage Sees Inevitable Progress as Clark Hears Delegation
Washington June 27 Speaker Clark told a nationwide suffrage delegation that woman suffrage is inevitable. The group presented 300 petitions to Congress and to Vice President Marshall while lawmakers from both parties attended. Leaders emphasized nonpartisan aims and urged quick action before July 8.
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Sim- Hae
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Clark
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Congress
Marshall
Smith
New York
Taylor
Colorado
Baker
California
Fitzhenry
O' Hair
Foster
Winds
Mondell
Wyoming
Campbell
Kansas
Chandler
Walters
Pennsylvania
Tiryan
Washington
Anna Howard Shaw
June Addams
Antoinette Punk
Chicago
Helena Gardener
Glenna Smith Tinnin
Raymond B. Morgan
Shaw
Missouri
Becuse
Ale
de Shaw
Bryan
Senate
Smoot
Lewis
Olver
Catron
Townsend
Hoke Smith
Bristow and
Lippitt
Endeavorer Slate Ready for Wisconsin Union Officers
Wisconsin Christian Endeavor leaders prepare for elections at a banquet in Mailison with 500 delegates. Nominees include Stev. A. Meilecke for president and William H. Vischer for vice president. Budget progress shows over half of $2,600 pledged by unions districts and individuals.
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Northwestern
Mailison
Wis
Wisconsin Christian Endeavor Union
Lathrop
Stev
A. Meilecke
Grand Stupids
William H. Vischer
Madison
A. A. Alexander
Milwaukee
Alice Castein
Waupun
Lillian Matherson
Neenah
E. T. Farrill
Milwaukee Union
Madison Union
O. F. Houthamp
D. Jenkins Williams
Oshkosh
Lilian Mathewson
Eastein
Sanitation Challenges in Salem Relief Camps
In Salem Massachusetts on June 27, relief officials faced chief task of keeping camps sanitary for the homeless from the fire. Two official camps operated with a third planned to move many scattered residents into shelter. Milit ia maintains order through the night with no difficulty as tents house nine to ten people.
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Associated Fresa
Salem
Mass
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Fred Rosenow
Herman Welrich
Dallas
Mr. Johnson
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Hist
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Wiscessin
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