Cautions Bankers Plea on Treasury Use and Public Deposits
The document argues bankers should not divert public deposits to speculative uses. It condemns efforts to mobilize funds through private channels and calls forTreasury oversight. It warns of speculation and urges banks to maintain secular rates, act as agents for public interests, and preserve locality funds. It suggests public deposits be kept away from risky investments and redirected to legitimate government needs.
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Ana
Trav Girough Bikois
Wrens
New York
Dros Korn
Piers Ty
Doma
Belig Ieit This Way Public Depiosits Are Nada Fy the Ama of Reeltimnate
Dieth
Tony
Yao Rie
Absord
Wense
Mogan
Maud Siow in Trance For Seven Days
A fractured report describes Miss Maud Siow of Converse slipping into a trance for seven days. She was fed nourishment and given physical exercise. Her condition, linked to a stomach disorder, left doctors divided on the diagnosis while attendants kept vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudlane
Maud Siow
Shu
Javaddy
Keenner
Wife of Professor Frye Murder Trial At Chicago
The wife of Professor Chas H Frye of Chicago is on trial for murder. The case alleges she killed Frye after a plan to marry Goddard of Fury company in Hammond. The proceedings note a long-ago separation and a prior marriage involved in the alleged crime.
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Tits Pyprstenin
Chas
H. Frye
Chienga
Odier Cook Coumy Nortan School
San Ats
Atlyanes
Goddard
Furies
Wigrany
Divores
Tg Company
Bre
Hammond, Sd
Mysterious Fatal Quarrel Reports in Tark rort
Two men, Digpeic Ende and Marder, were linked to a fatal quarrel on Tark rort. Joseph Lynch, 28, suffered a head wound and died after a dispute over a Gang-Nolsnett matter. A companion may face homicide charges. another, Dennesy, 43, was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digpeic Ende
Marder
Tarkrort
ML J
Wellesday
Nolsnett
Joseph Lynch
Klokat
Dennesy
Murday
Fragments From Chicago School Report Distorted by OCR
A garbled OCR excerpt from a Chicago school report mentions dire influence, a man named John Myth perhaps, and warnings to children. It references warrants and chaotic scenes at the school with disjointed phrases and unclear names.
Stock Market Notation and Local Anniversary Signals
The dated item includes stock market shorthand and prices such as 3.75 4.25, Top Loge 92.00, and Milk Grisaile to Font Tart Aare, alongside a fragmented note about an anniversary for Ka Sowumk Ing at a teensy event. The readable text mentions Swennon in Kook Taland and a town celebration in 1601 Avolrmer with a cryptic reference to Hektor.
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Stos
Muh Agwe City
Oftow
Bulcher Star
Cluak
Broad North American Party Convention Chooses Leaders
Delegates at Bojer Maho elect Rhyewealdent of the fifursth roneve Cuts Geore F. Chanieelatny of Oregon. Bruce Le Following Of ficera to direct the affairs of the fif teenth innual congress named Gay Shamberlain of Oregon as president and a slate including John Maury Snylth, H.W. Msaxsen, and D-H. Ander.
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Songrera
Bojer
Maho
Sternmonin
Cal
Geore F. Chanieelatny
Oregon
Jamestown
Aid
Secreta
Heaiderson
Chicago
Federal
Cnme
Widenal Congress Mueiorlen
Bruce le
Drevident
Gay
Shamberlain
Orsegon
Vie
John Maury Snylth
Sal Lake Cy
Yine
H.W. Msaxsen
Reno
Nev
Lud Vise
Gboren Wy
Ber Stow
Texan
D-H. Ander
Sil
Clete
Italian Passenger Involved in Straitened Grave Scene
An Italian traveler claims a gravely ill scene aboard a vessel near New York. Passenger Lag Lagiai, 14, plans to marry Pie Bulitin but opposition from her parents prompts elopement and transport to Lombardy. The incident ends with Lagiai selling Beaver property and Dinaele aboard the LaPenvinces voyage.
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Ateanier
la Provines
Havre
Adonio Vontanrini
Jompie Bulitin
Abe
Ows
Lagiai
Beaver
Wichlan Company Sues Major Lines Over Rates
Three petitions filed with the Literary Commerce Commission in Washington accuse Mallory Line steamers and related lines of unjust discriminatory rates against Wichita. The Jolla-Ston-Larimer Try Goods company of Wienlin Wan leads the claim, seeking relief and desist orders, plus further relief as warranted.
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Wichlan Company
Ciumeer Cabunissian
Cormmerce Commission
Woehington
Tig Jolla- Ston-Larimer Try Goods Company
Wienlin
Wan
Mallory Line
New York
Atchison
Wichita
Rau
Untitled item with scattered historical names and events
A garbled account from a lost ledger mentions Klett and a dozen inquiring about a fall in a new facility, with references to a Larford company, Biyria, and workers in Oglesby. It notes deaths, insurances, and a naval event tied to Sampson, with names like Feanpeni and Bets Harnid appearing amid unclear details.
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Klett
New Faelery
Dutton
Larford
Biyria
Wreckud
Feanpeni
Sampson
Tne
Mwarn Ie
Hattatay Dopnvy
Timed Commanded Astronaut Reaches 725 Feet Balloon Flight
An experimental astronaut from Timdklyy joins a Maine event to test life safety gear at an elevation near 725 feet during a weather balloon flight. The mission aims to gather data on survival equipment for high altitude operations and may influence future aviation safety standards.
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Rominal
Keer Dar] Smith
Timdklyy
Maine
Fale
Evrlaton
Minne Executions Reported for Murders
Coeneailia Coombs and Jane Wit, inmates from Inhhm neRvous, were hanged at Pitta on Thursday for murders of a heinous character. The victims were members of their own race, according to local reports.
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Coeneailia Coombs
Jane Wit
Pitta
Vicina
Rival slayings stain Blaninx tan Ibi area
A confusing, typed fragment reports Palaiy Wourled by rival Charles Greves, 20, fatally shot by Frank Benny, 20, over a young woman in North Carolina. It mentions Mount Cailiy and Wilkes County, a court date for silent distilling, and references Indictments and a war context with garbled text.
W T Folletty Man Loses In Primary Vote Split
In a tight statewide Republican primary contest, Lenroot and Davidson vie for the governorship while W. G. Connor of Mariela runs for lieutenant governor. Voter turnout appears light with only about 60 to 75 percent of eligible voters casting ballots, and Da vidson gains some support from the Brethren and Lenroot backers push reform measures. The race also highlights Norwegian and Swedish communities influencing the Norwegian stronghold sector.
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Benators
Wikeunshe
LL. Tensaot
Sup Mor
Tae Pollette
W. G. Connor
Mariela
Davidson
Connor
MiiModatre Jumterman
Ceviten
John Strange
Neneh
Vaylison
Li Vollette
United States
le Bolletta
Tennent
Lenroot
Stratans Bette
Tee Follette
Leyract
Sarvice Corporation
Stubart
prosti+ ently wall fot ptm
Workbnei Davidsen
Morocco Will Not Object to Removal of Roosevelt Ally
A Washington dispatch reports the Moroccan government will not oppose the removal of President Bisinsland, linked to the Milwaukee Agency bank case in Chicago. State Department received word Wednesday via Minister Crummers. Tangier contact Olson and James Kinly seek to bring the executive back for U.S. proceedings.
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Marocco
Puthoriciaa
Tosa
America
Bisinsland
Milwaukee Agenus Bank
Chicago
Svakhington
State Department
Crummers
Tanster
Chlenge
Watinesuay
Arauinnt Olson
Stoneland
United States
Ten Million Dollars Gone From Trust Company
Pulladetatin Salloro Grows Wresc nts Day charged with defrauding depositors of the Ria Rulate trust company of Pulladetpiia out of millions of Tolints Adelpy Bex promoter of minny enterprises Wille dam FL North treasure Fat Marshalls Wood assistant treasurer were arrested Westnerday. Bond set at $25,000. others at $210,000. The collapse is estimated to have deprived creditors of up to $10,000,000 before the receiver concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulladetatin Salloro
Ria Rulate ‘Trust ‘Company
Pulladetpiia
Tolints
Adelpy Bex
Minny Enterprises
Willedam FL North
Fat Marshalls
Calling Wood
Westnerday
Seunl
Thay Kaye
Wth
Western Association baseball notes from Joplin to Mattoon
Western Association games update from Joplin to Mattoon with pitchers Parkin and Strea kennen. Characters describe schedules at Sioux City during Interstate fairs with games in Des Moines and Chicago agencies involved.
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Vents Innngs
New Tarn
Jemith
Worth City
Western Association
Joplin
Torontysine
Taine Parkin
Pusetagad
Chicago National Innyitell
Almer Stareaien
Kansag Lly
Sloane Cry
Sioux Cry
Bloux City
Des Mathea
Weshenday
Mizsou Park
Ato
Chrnee
Hogha
Inscrutable Beings Mentioned in Obscure Record
Fragmentary notice from a Washington DC residence obituary notes Col James Pettitt who battled insanity for years and served as cadet at Pens Point after prior Ohio service. Other lines reference ships and naval terms, but details are cut and unclear.
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Ydent
Wettt
James 4. Pettitt
Hia
Washington, D.C
Mob violence and fatal assault at Fort Dodge in mob scene
Fort Dodge saw a tense confrontation over slavery at a fast trot race. George Karnn and Frank Comery argued, punches flew, and Gee Digan tried to help Karns. Tuller struck Digan and killed him. he was jailed after a preliminary hearing. Police kept order as mob tensions rose and a man died from the clash.
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Aiytton Tule Ine
Notine
Fort Poduw
Mort Dodge
Escana
Grorge Dagny
Macon
George Karnn
Somers
Frank Comery
Fort Dodge
Slavuy
Natheais
Tuller
Eller
Tulles
Ander, & Strong Police
Mra
Victor Waters
Torkwell City
Marsan
Fairfield Old Settlers Reunion Draws Ten Thousand
The Fairfield Md settlers annual reunion attracted about ten thousand Monday and more Tuesday, with nearly every factory and business represented. The two days featured parades, relic displays, and a large crowd enjoying meals, cafes, and a daylight vigil in the park.
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Fairfield
Jefferson Cawiy Oldettlars
Nesoulu- Hon
Haigat
Canton
Wight
Twombly Man Faces Multiple Legal Claims in Clarke County
A fragmentary report notes a 17 year old Twombly resident linked to a case at Clarke County involving alleged criminal assault of a 12 year old girl and a farm family dispute. Floyd Tranty and J.C. Prance figures appear in related civil actions while separate divorce proceedings surface among local residents.
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Los Tranty
Clarke County
Twombly
Tof Lueolte
Bates
Phevont
Vnk Smith
Hayng
Jel Mieke
Ove
Ne Floyd
J.C. Prance
Dla Wit
Turbulent burglary tale and village fire spoil Chelsea event
A tale of a burglar and a distressed aunt leads to police action in Council Bluffs. A fire at The Ter bottle Chelsea hotel destroys the building, with $2,009 insurance. guests escape unharmed. Also reported are deaths of Ida Grows’s mother and Wilsem Marshal, a longtime Iowa City resident, found in his shed.
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Tate
Perl
Chelsea
Towa City
Wilsem Marshal
Prisoner to Have Hearing at Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR describes a case in the State of Texas or nearby, naming Blydenburgh and Heenveer Blydenburgh as brothers. It references a prisoner and a family loyalty amid a long legal or criminal matter with mentions of jail, prison, and public attention. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Amol
Tawi
Blydoubully
Iderler
S.blydenburgh
Brooklyn
Severe lightning wrecks Newton area tenement and farm losses
A severe Saturday storm in Newton caused a lightning strike that damaged a tenement near Workworth at Pula Square injuring Walter Tenler and Mattie Schooley. A barn north of Newton on J. W. Butler’s farm burned, with losses around 690 dollars insured for 400. About ten tons of oats and a horse were destroyed nearby, and damage extended to Colfax area farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenemens
Pula Square
Newton Carlyy
Walter Tenler
Mattie Schooley
Hepler
Malle Schooley
J. W. Uutler
Crime of a Mad Lovet leads to fatal tragedy near Davenport
A farm near Davenport six miles north saw Drentar fatally wound Gines Reed, injure her sweetheart Samuel Moora, and kill himself after attacking others. He threatened further harm before dying, with a public safety scene erupting as neighbors learned of the incident and authorities arrived.
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Giel
Drenter
Nelug
Davenport
Gines Reed
Bene Tate
Samuel Moora
Drentar
Snac
Stege
Chariton Coal Outage Oustes Gurne Burlington Railay
A fire destroyed the fine coal culy at Chariton causing about 625000 in losses. The GB Q railway incurred about 25008 in expense as both tracks were blocked for hours. Cause unknown though linked to a gas line used in holstimg ets. Railroad will compensate and repair immediately.
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Burlington
Fira
Mt Chariton
Prisoners Escape Promising Break at County Bastille
Two inmates at O Nil en Coty Bastille attempted a break from the county jail. One man known as Frank Hickey, plus Pinky Diba, faced new charges as authorities pursue recapture. A third escape incident was reported, with insane victims in Turin county linked to heat illness.
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O'Nilen
Telvent
Turin
Itone
Tuna
Rawan
Turmoil in Manson: storms, threats, and fatal accidents
A northeast Atlantic incident involved a mysterious fire near a grain elevator and a Hazards claim against a Paramedic Biovisor firm in Manson. Reports cite 1,800 to 3,600 dollars in damages. In Ashton area, Richman warned of a plan, while separate tragedies near Danesville claim the death of a child and a farmer struck by lightning.
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Hanry Block
Manson
Sunder Morning
Sioux City Fair Plans Large Scale Prize Event
The Sioux City Fair announces a grand livestock show and prize structure with purses totaling near 18,000 for livestock, premium funds of 34,000 for rains and vegetables, and a White City pavilion expansion. It promises free attractions, a Moscow burning spectacle, and nightly performances including Italian band and a cowboy relay race, drawing huge crowds and rail access.
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Sioux City
Naturgi
Shane Fiver
White City
Formisy
Diaplayea
Bisy
Marge Brass
Fleed
Bainbim
Halley
Mis
Duckeye
iLike
Carnivel
Alraath
Moscow
Fateh Ant Cresteus
Tnir
Shane
Tata
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Wilkes Courty
N.C. Mounteinegra
Enliy
Unitel States
Getheint
Stenstasd
Oh Newspaper
Ly Seid
Pitiniealer-Sterala
Charteeton
Olient Eatalioned
Cotas County
Hatlhaship Taumdeed
Tha Beltin Latileshty
Noten
Alae Ahip
Oia Agamemnon
Alzo Anf
Blayer Gardy Epcanes
Mob—Shack
Ty Boylee
Cilot
Mort Dogo
Faimhield -Tioneers
Plariee Waonnin
Muefety
W. A. Lewis
Morningsldm Coleee
Hirnt
Haniantown
Beay
Arantean
Jawe
Syoum
Charlton Coal
Ouste Gurne
Tall, Walt
Atlantic
Hay
Geal
Barmord
Mannon
Parmoed
Nanas Criman
Jamen Grinth
View
J. Gingerten
E. Sohern
Leenquree
Tig Viekl
Onin
Avannt Richman
Ying South Weat
Ashton
Mabel
Danesville
Gadarnis
St-Wille
Gill
Cormminzton
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