Missouri Bank Resources and Local Financial Notices
Missouri centennial data show 1 671 banks and trust companies with total resources around 61 654 000 at end of 1920. national banks held 136 institutions with 768 923 000 resources and 22 107 000 deposits. Multiple Missouri cities host one or two national banks, while several smaller towns plus a few statewide institutions expand state supervised banking.
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Kene Cy
Missouri
Red Book of the of Labor Statistica
William H
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Bedalia
Hannibel
Columbia
Kirksville
Unionville
Joplin
Spring Geld
King City
Chillicothe
Clinton
Green City
Missouri City
Violent Home Brew Case Highlights Missouri Court Banter
In Macon a man was found guilty of making home brew. The judge linked crude ingredients to gunpowder in a warning tone, fining the defendant $100. Separately, Jackson County eyes a damage award totaling $16,000 in a Standaridal Co. injury suit amid a broad batch of state news.
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Macon
Kunder
Willem
Jefferson City
Molannle Lo Amos
Jackson County
Donated 25000 to aid Newberry in 1918 senate race
A. Victor Barnes of the American Book Company testified to voluntary gifts aiding Truman Newberry's 1918 Michigan Senate bid. He disclosed two contributions of 10000 and 15000 sent via a New York broker and later attributed extra funds to others. Ford’s counsel questioned Joy and other alleged donors while details of miscredited totals emerged.
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Washington
A. Victor Barnes
Amperican Book Company
Metropolitan Club
New York
Barnes
Lyman B. Smith
Lie
Frank H. Blair
Union Trust Company of
Detroit
Newberry Campaign
Harnes
Blair
Si Tan
Henry B. Joy
Newberry
Joy
Ford
Frank Sladen
Barnes’ Twestimony
John 8. Newberry
John Newberry
Senator Newberry
130 Missing After Big Colorado Flood
The Red Cross and military authorities list over 13 missing after a Colorado flood. Names on the list were duplicated and martial law affected records. Rangers will be dispatched from the western slope to investigate surrounding towns and roads and support reconstruction efforts under military authority.
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Mantle O'Brien
Colorado
Pueblo
Red Cross le Active
Anew
President of Brooklyn Daily Eagle Dies in New York
William Hester, president of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, died in Brooklyn after rising through the ranks of his newspaper. The notice notes his leadership and long service, with earlier posting in Cherbourg, France, and his role as a key figure in the paper's history.
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New York
William Hester
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
bin Brooklyn
Horses and breeders surge in US ahead of prior years
In Chicago a rise in horse breeding and borers is noted as higher than in the last three years with Wayne IAnamore, chairman of the Horm Association of America, remarking on the trend and the meeting in progress.
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Chicago
United States
Meid Wayne Ianamore
Horm Association of America
Amity Treaty with Mexico Proposed
Proposed treaty outlines friendly relations with Mexico and safeguards American property rights. Emphasizes peaceful cooperation and mutual respect between nations.
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Mexico
Head of Legion killed in crash at Indianapolis
F W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion died when the car he rode in went over a steep embankment near Indianapolis. Henry Ryan Milton Foreman and another occupant were injured but not seriously. Galbraith had led the Legion since September and was a strong advocate for veteran benefits.
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Indianapolis
Ind
F. W. Gailbraith
American Legion
Henry Ryan
Milton Foreman
Chicago
the Legion
Dinola
Alibraith
Pofter
Reseed Kya
Klineelf
Foreman
Galbraith
Feel W. Galbraith, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Fle
British Wreck 135 Homes in Ireland Invasion Update
British action reported as causing heavy damage in Ireland with 135 homes destroyed and casualties among police and civilians. The piece notes martial law steps, ambushes near Newry, and shootings of constables. Also mentions Eamon de Valera alien status contention and veterans' bonus plans in Portland and New York.
Day in Jail for Babe Ruth and Dabe Sloth
A garbled report notes a day in city custody for Babe Ruth and for New York American figure Dabe Sloth. It mentions a fine of 10 in a magistrates setting, but details are unclear due to damaged text. The item reads as a brief court-related sports note involving prominent names.
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Babe” Ruth
New York
Medical features urged for Sunday papers nationwide
Jioston Mars reports that leaders including Der Dewight Murrey of Syracum New York urged widespread medical feature sections in Sunday papers. Suggestions include a lay health journal and editors dedicated to medical news for the public, tying into the annual Medical Association convention and House of Delegates discussions.
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Jioston
Mars
der. Dewight Murrey
Syracum
N. Y
House of Delegates
America Medical
de Moeroy
Joan Addres
I. Murty
Murray
Sumiay
United
Bates
Ouret reunion dates set for August 20 27
The Oret reunion of the Sth Uvision is finally scheduled for August 20 and August 27. Details on venue or activities were not provided in the text.
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Jew Moines
Congress asks to exile Sims in naval dissension
A House resolution introduce by Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts seeks to brand Rear Admiral Sims an undesirable alien and bar him from American ports. The measure links his public remarks to anti British sentiment and criticizes his loyalty to the U S government. The incident follows recent controversy over Sims remarks in London and his discharge severities by President Harding.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
Harding
Oiregon
George TT Sumwertin
Wuffumes
Mexico City
Obregon
Alles
de da Huerta
Menton City
United States
Sima
Vnd
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Sims
Great Britain
London
Simos
Daendy
Situs
Seine
Americus
Linehan
Denver, Colo
Admiral Sims
Pagland
Lomlen
Neeford
Nmetel Trades Department
Aniwerioun
Sigs
Beer regulation clash halts compromise in house debate
Washington reports the House stalled a special tobacco clause as debates split on beer prescription. General Palmer backed stricter enforcement while the Pins Commission chair Campbell warned against full bans. Census data for Nebraska listed white and minority populations, and Pittsburgh housing efforts were noted.
Train Wreck Near Hiowsity Hits Missouri Line
A wreck near Hiowsity involving the Kato Flyer of the Missouri Kan ton and Texas line injured many and killed engine man stafford and engineer Urry A. Dein likely fatally. Fireman died in Houston Texas area. Damaged cars and engine spilled along the tracks.
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Houston
Tex Hot Stafford
Urry A. Dein
Missouri
Kanton & Texas
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for avoidable operation
A California woman recounts severe ailments during the change and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and letting her avoid surgery. She offers to let the makers publish her name and experiences to help others.
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Orange
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tals
J. H. Meyer
South Orange &I
California
Meyer
Lydia ER Pinkham
Swamp Root Promoted By Druggists As Kidney Aid
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It invites readers to send 10 cents for a sample bottle and mentions testimonials and related products. The piece also contains garbled wartime propaganda style text and unrelated children’s scenes blended into the page.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilner & Co
Wingharsten
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