Bank Deposit Guarantee Debate Divides Bankers Union
The American Bankers Association meeting in Denver heard a clash over guaranteeing bank deposits by state or federal governments. The debate warned such a policy would harm banks and depositors and urged preserving private capital and asset backing. Joseph Z. Ransdell spoke on inland waterways and national resources, urging forest preservation and cheap transportation as keys to economic growth.
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Denver
Col
American Baokers’ Association
Asociation
Federal Legislative Committee
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Cnre
Lerses
Congress
Reynolds
Ram Rae
Am Kk
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Lewie E. Vierson
Coner
Federal Executive Committee
Joseph Z. Ransdell
Louisiana
National Conservation Committee
Natural Resources
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Great Britain
Belgium
Holland
Germany
France
Japan
Acta
United States
Europe
Weologiate
Alexander Gilbert
New York
Vital Tssu
Mercantile ‘Trust Company of
St. la Wko
Thaw Writ Refused by West Chester Sheriff
A federal habeas writ ordered Shiyriil Lane of West Chester county to produce Harry K Thaw in Pittsburg for bankruptcy court testimony. Sheriff Lane declined, citing legal advice that Thaw remained outside state supreme court jurisdiction. The document, signed by Judge R W Archbold, seeks Thaw’s body forthwith.
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Associated Press
White Plains
N. XL
R. W. Archbold
District Court of the United States
Western District
Pennsylvania
Shiyriil Lane
West Chester County
Harry K
Pittsburg
Lane
Archbold
Supreme Court
Vntat Court
Neenah Campaign Opens With Voter Rally
The Republican campaign kickoff in Neenah Wisconsin drew about 209 voters to the city hall for speeches by County Chairman J C Thompson John Strange nominee for Lieutenant Governor and Dr J R Barnett nominee for Jenkinsman in the Second district They praised Taft as a doer and criticized Bryan as a perpetual theorist The gathering also announced the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Keating and noted social events including a bundie shower for the bride elect and early season card parties by local societies.
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Neensh
Wis
Thity
Menash
Tatt Rman Club
J.C. Thompson
John Strange
J. R. Barnett
Jenkinman
G. D. Cleveland Jr
Thompson
Mr. Strange
Taft Wis
Bryan
Barnet
J. J William Brrry
W. A. Jenkyn Bunn
C. D. Jackson
Mira Elizabeth Keating
Mes
Peter Keating
Alfred H. Genstmore
Horicon
Spiac
Ginsmore
Wisconsin Central
Miwaukee Road
J. P. Keating
Elizabeth Keating
Chris
Anderson
City Indies
Lady Poresters
St. Patrick’s School Hall
Schafskopf
E. R. Brown
William Nash
Michael Brande
Strike unsettled as Machinists seek settlement
Montreal reports no developments in the Canadian Pacific railway strike as International Association of Machinists President James O Connell says the union will not surrender unconditionally. In Manitoba, Canadians intercept a party of workers at the border, denying entry to Americans under alien labor law.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Winnipes
Imerion
International
United States
Pacific Railrag
Winnipeg
Recount Denied in Madison County Treasurer Contest
Judge G W Burnell refused a recount sought by Madison 3 Rounds after a canvass named G Stocum as Republican county treasurer nominee by a 103,117 to 3,071 vote margin. Rounds alleged faulty precinct tallies and sealed ballots, arguing a recount would show his lead. the court held the recount would delay the general election.
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Rounds
G. W. Burnell
Attorn
Charles Backer
Fred Reglinger
Barbers & Heglinger
Barber
Cook
A. Cook
R. ME. la Follette
Supreme Court
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Hounds
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Giton
Ceretain
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Board of Canvas
Stocum
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Board of Canvassers
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Oshkosh
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Mocum
Brorum
Xeon
Stecummet
Chet
Clocum
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Steii
Cladat
Setlon
Twelfth Ward
Siocumas
Mr. Stocum
Taft Opens Nebraca Speech Tour With Beatrice Rally
William J. Taft began his Nebraska campaign with a Crete address on tax reform and industry. Large crowds gathered in Wilber De Witt Beatrice as Taft outlined platform themes and signaled continuing stops before the Ganaha race.
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Hortrin
William J. Taft
Nebraska
Crete
Mar. Taft
Wilber and
de Witt
Beatrice
Beatrice, the Home Foto Pevera Amuteciuners
Farsi Implementa
J “Ek
Ganha Ie Renehd
Aniurn
Nebi Ishawit
Nad Pultsionth
Alvin Ak Eile
Omaha
Neb
Gamaha
Novel Theory Advances Tuberculosis Immunity Study
At the International Congress on Tuberculosis a paper by A Barber and colleagues argues immunity to tuberculosis can be produced by using living bacteria. Experiments on guinea pigs show repeated inoculations with increasing bacterial doses did not yield disease, per postmortem exams. The congress progresses with global scientists presenting new TB-related questions.
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Washington
A. Barber
University of Kansand
Willison de Gerald WY. Webb
Colorado Springs
Cet
Ted
Prsuelael Fox
National Museum
Mob vents fury over ferry disaster in Smyrna
Infuriated by the belief that the Turkish steamer captain was absent from his post, a mob gathered in Smyrna yesterday and attacked officers of the Hamideeh company after the fatal ferry collision. The mob dispersed after protests and security measures were set.
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Associated Press
Smyrna
Cost of Campaign File Details in Wisconsin Race
A detailed expense report by A A Cook for United States Senate nomination shows two major expense threads. Campaign manager W C Cowling accounts for 2523.07 deficit to be paid by Cook, with 500.00 received from Cook for headquarters in Oshkosh and Milwaukee and extensive spending on organization, circulation, and advertising within the state.
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A. Cook
Neonat
United States
Uscker
Beerehiry of State
Nagistr Cf
Winnebega County
Cack
Secretary of State
Louise
Woc. Cowling
Conk
Couk
Ernst Sarita
Hed Sharthy
Coak
C. Cochin
Auli W
W. Expense
Juan W
Wening Expense Ee
Pune
MR. Cooks
Cook
Fa Lin
Cheeks
Cawlhig
Siraelt
Serview
Campaign Menager
W. C. Cowling
Cowling
Phgv
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Lnaue
Fragmentary political report from Madison primary
A garbled AP wire summary from Madison Wisconsin notes that William HB Talten of New London won a primary contest while expenses show a total expenditure of 6 815.08, with other primary results mentioned in the unclear text.
Death notices from Winnebago and surroundings
Deaths report Georgia Fleming from Winnebago Wisconsin on Wednesday with funeral planned Friday October 20. Also TARO LYON DIES at 18 with funeral pending and burial in Ohio. VYPHOID FEVER CLAIMS Emma Stycke eight at Prospect Avenue with arrangements pending.
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George Fuming
Winne- Feet
Wis
Ohte
Patal
Emma Stycke
Charles Stycke
Ayebue
Giants Still Lead Pennant Race After Hard Fought Day
New York Nationals beat Philadelphia in a high scoring game 4 to 3 at Philadelphia. Standings shift with New York reclaiming second place as Chicago falls to third and Pittsburgh rises to second with two rounds left in the season. Both leagues schedule two games today with key matchups at Philadelphia and Brooklyn and several doubleheaders on the slate.
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Associated Press
Thiladelphia
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
Yeaterday
Man
Ita
Fame Mints
Washington
Boston
Philadelpuise
Reading Atveriain
Ping
Chevelind
Dphiladelphia
Philade
Roosevelt seeks explanation on party committee rift
The President reportedly sent a confidential adviser to New York to probe why the Republican national committee and the congressional committee are not in harmony. Chairman Hitchcock is to confer with the President in Washington to explain the discord and unify campaign leadership. Some circles claim older members resent younger leaders at party headquarters.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Hitchcock
White House
Naonal
Oshkosh Wins the Fight at Wisconsin Funeral Directors Meet
A Wisconsin special from Eau Claire reports the Wisconsin funeral directors and embalmers chose Oshkosh as the next meeting city. Seventy six votes for Oshkosh to two seven for Milwaukee. Officers elected include President J. B. McLain Marinette Vice President B. M. Hoppenyan Second Vice President Charles Trueschell Treasurer W F Seacker Appleton Secretary Thomas B Fleming Eau Claire J K Raghen Grand Rapids member of the executive committee.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Wiaconal Funeral Directors
W. F. Seacker
Appleton
Thomas B. Fleming
J. Kk. Ragen
Grand Rapiden
Fleet Near Manila Reported By The Associated Press
A brief dispatch from the Associated Press notes a fleet movement near Manila. Details are sparse due to fragmented OCR text and uncertain timing.
Girl Rescued From Abduction After Weeks of Abuse
Lena Thorn, sixteen, recounted being starved, beaten, and kept in a disorderly house in East New York for six weeks after she was spirited away from Jamaica. Suspected abductors Sussa and Annie Carlo were arrested. Sussa faces multiple charges, while Carlo is charged with aiding in kidnapping. The girl was taken to the Children's Society in Brooklyn for care and as a witness.
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Associated Press
New York
Jamaican
L. 1
Lena Thorn
Polieemen
Ely Weeks
Sussa
Annte Carto
Sussa i
Annie Carlo
Children's Society
Jrooklyn
Lussa
Dren's Society
Mrs Inghram Dies After Weeks of Illness in Menasha
Mrs Inghram aged 54 dies at her Second street home after several weeks of illness. Survived by husband and three children Elwin Inghram of Juliet Alabama BariGene and Miss Ines Inghram of Menasha. Funeral plans not yet set. Local figures Mrs Lalu Helvey and Miss Gers trude Tuymond are also mentioned in surrounding notices.
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Menasha
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Second Street
Twin Cities
Hlwin Inghram
Juliet
Baigene
Ines Inghram
Lalu Helvey
Third Street
Gerstrude Tuymond
Mra
John Rohe
Henry Rohe
Sherwood
John
Pmirag
Christe
Appleton
Vies Presta J. Oh. Trorland
Tratie Ma
Keeley
B. XK
Treleven Bow
Lake Shore League
Sedenture Bandiy
Strom Milwaukee
Milwaukee Americas Association
Moon
Cliyton
Dolan
Mike
Tisha Tattlery
Lake State League
John West
Appieton Warted
Jeliny
John Itman
Mes
John Appenzelley
Mir
Pheedore Oderinian
MM Tinbert Henninger
Milwaukea
J. J. Otiyam
Wedded in Town of Algoma
Mr. Andrew Buchying and Miss Mabel Juustaar, both of Algoma, were married at the groom’s parents’ farm residence Wednesday at four o’clock. Rev Edward H Smith officiated with witnesses David Roeshaar and Lulu D French. About one hundred guests attended a wedding supper. The couple will reside on the farm in Algoma.
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Andrew
Buchying
Mabel Juustaar
Ag Orhe
Charles Guehring
Algoma
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
David Roeshaar
Lulu D. French
Mrs. Buebring
Undertakers to Oshkosh for next year
A Wisconsin undertakers and embalmers group met at Eau Claire and decided to visit Oshkosh next year. They were in Oshkosh a few years ago and will likely return.
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Eau Claire
Wieconsin Organization
Sosion
Oshkosh
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