The Money Problem and Bank System Appeal
The piece explains that to know where money comes from and goes requires a structured business system. It promotes opening an account to track every expense item, highlights safety and service as core values, and invites new customers to join to experience efficiency and reliability.
Roosevelt Excused From Jury Duty Over Prominence
Associated Press dispatch from Mineola New York reports Col Roosevelt was excused from further jury service on the morning of March 14 because his prominence might distract other jurors from cases before them.
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Clark May Withdraw From Presidential Race
Washington observers discuss a statement attributed to Thomas H. Allen, brother in law of William Jennings Bryan, claiming Champ Clark will eventually withdraw from the Democratic presidential nomination race.
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Outlaws kill judge attorney and sheriff in Virginia case
A violent incident in Virginia results in the deaths of a judge, an attorney, and a sheriff as part of a revenge plot tied to a conviction. Investigators pursue leads and pursue court officials amid mounting tensions.
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Turbulent Hillsville Trial Ends in Killings and Shootout
In Hillsville Carroll County Virginia a circuit court session ends with Judge Massie and Sheriff Webb killed. Clyde Allen, recently convicted of moonshining, is named as killer or mob action follows. A pitched battle erupts as Allen’s kin and armed citizens clash. jurors are wounded and one killed, with more trouble feared.
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Attempted assassination foiled near Pantheon
A would be assassin fired several shots at King Victor of Italy as he traveled en route to the Pantheon. Exchange National Bank reports the incident and authorities pursue the suspect.
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Assassination Attempt on King Victor Emmanuel in Rome
In Rome on March 14 a young man fired several shots at King Victor Emmanuel during a procession to the Pantheon for his grandfather's memorial service. The king was unharmed. one royal guard officer was seriously wounded as the assassin, Antonio Dalba, was arrested. The crowd nearly lynched the attacker, who claimed anarchist motives and acted alone. Queen protected the king during the incident.
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Bandits Identified in Pecos County Hold Up
Bodies of two bandits slain in yesterday's hold up lie in Sanderson hoped to identify them. It is believed the larger man lived in Pecos county for months, while the other remains unknown. Investigations confirm only two assailants were involved.
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Death Toll Seen From Courthouse Fight
Hillsville Virginia March 14 The death list from the courtroom melee will probably reach about six by night officials said. The fight erupted during the trial and several people were injured in the clash at the courthouse.
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Segal Witness Absence Key In Sugar Trust Case
New York March 14 Adolph Segal of Philadelphia, sought by neither side as a witness, remains central to the government case. The prosecution relies on documents to prove its contentions since Segal’s testimony is not forthcoming.
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Weather update for New Orleans tonight
The forecast calls for a fair night in New Orleans with a cold spell. Temperatures will dip to about 28 degrees as a cold wave moves through the region.
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Taft to Prohibit Arms Exports to Mexico Revolt
The House approved a concurrent resolution authorizing the President to ban war supplies to any nation with violence. President Taft will issue a proclamation forbidding arms shipments to Mexican revolutionists after the Senate action.
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Excise Tax Bill Reported By House Caucus
Chairman Underwood reported to the House the excise tax bill adopted by the Democratic caucus. The measure would replace the customs duty on sugar with a free sugar bill and act on an income tax in lieu of the existing levy.
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Supreme Court Upholds Recall Feature in Dallas Charter
The Supreme Court majority affirms the prior ruling upholding the recall provision within Dallas city charter. The decision reinforces the mechanism for recalling city officials as defined by the charter.
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