Guarantees of Bank Deposits Theme in Topeka Speech
William Bryan spoke in Topeka on the guaranty of bank deposits, highlighting Oklahoma’s experience with a deposits guarantee law. He contrasted Democratic and Republican plans, urging a system that protects depositors and keeps banks stable, citing Oklahoma’s 1907 law and what it achieved.
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Topeka
Oklahoma
Topeky
Kan
Aus
William Bryan
Republica
Kansas
Réebuke
Ateus
Iime
Taft
Bonaparte
Hank
Bryan
Banking Board
National
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mas Taft
Postal Savings Bank
Reunion at Centerville checkers challenge issued
The Typographical Union benefits plan prompts a three game finals for the city checkers championship. George Brehm Joe Bulla Cromer and Pharis Hiatt issue the challenge with two wins needed. Matches to be played on grounds chosen by players and then on neutral grounds. The series begins next Saturday with payments every four weeks to prevent pensions misuse.
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George Brehm
Joe Bulla
Typograph Cromer
Pharis
Jesse Stevens
Oran Perry
Teachers Institute Plans and Chautauqua Schedule
Dr G M Philips lectured twice and the Institute advertised further talks Friday and Saturday with programs at 10:00 a m 11:00 a m 1 80 p m and 4 39 p m plus concerts and readings. The Greenville fair drew Richmond attendees and Democratic campaign openers were announced for Shelbyville. Veterans of the Sixty ninth Indiana Volunteers reported funds and deaths as reunion notes highlighted upcoming meetings in Winchester and Centerville.
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Indiana Volunteers
Centerville
Oran Perry
Inianapolis
M. M. Lacey
Fountain City
Winchester
Major Lacey
United States
H. B. Bratton
James Peden
John Linville
Muncie
Robert P. Porter
Indianapolis
R. M. Clark
Middletown
Frank Priest
Lincoln
Kansas
H. 3
Melville
Comneraville
William Stevens
Modoc
Hich
Reunion notes and pension talks span local and national
Mr and Mrs J H Greenstreet attended the 69th Centerville reunion and visited relatives on North Eleventh street. A new old age pension for International Typographical Union members begins next Saturday with about 450 applications. payments cover four weeks at $4 weekly, with eligibility rules and use of union secretaries for checks.
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J. H. Greenstreet
Nianapolis
Centerville
Caleb Williams
North Eleventh Street
International Topographical Union
Typographical Union
Jessie M. Warner
Wombat
Chautauquas
John C. Gerver
South Fourteenth Street
Escape attempt at city jail leads to suspect Lee Reid
Chief Bailey reports Lee Reid tried to dig his way out of the city jail Tuesday night and Wednesday morning using a tin cup handle. Reid is awaiting October burglary trial for the home at Henry Gennett on Ninth and Main. Earlier efforts included a drunk room escape attempt by stripping wire from west windows weeks ago.
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Powas Sper
Central Home Concern Put Into Receiver Hands
In Richmond a central home concern title liability heavy as bondholders organize. Raymond Ashinger collapsed from heat near his home at 1019 North Eighth Street and was taken to an ambulance after a fainting spell yesterday noon.
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Raymond Ashinger
Postal ‘Telegraph Office
North Eighth Street
N. Eighth Street
F Lin
Deaths and Funerals and Local Legal Notices
Kenwanu Frederick Herman Kklemann died Thursday after a brief illness at his home on West Fifth Street. He was almost 60 years old and survived by two daughters. The funeral is set for 9 o clock from St Andrew's Church with burial in St Andrew's cemetery. The report mentions potential receivership for the Central Telephone Company and related legal proceedings in Maysville and Boone County. Bondholders and creditors are organizing a protective committee. Two divorce cases are scheduled for circuit court. Typhoid fever affects Milo Stegall and his daughter Hilda. The Chautauqua chorus holds its last rehearsal today at five in the Chautauqua tent.
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Phillips
Galeries
London
Bank of
Museum of Old Arms
Crown Suwely
Bank of Englend
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Trafalgar Square
Statute of Nelson
St. James Palace
Buckingham Palace
Kenwanu
Frederick Herman
Kklemann
Fifth Street
National Area
St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Cemetery
Scream Uus Vine
Central’ Cue Telephone Company
Louisville
Cochran
United States District Court
Maysville
Lassing
Boone County
Powers
Logisvidle
Neptucky
Indiana
Tilinots
Linve
Tennessee
Petonone Company
Sted 4
Coyligton
Minge Cochran
Mays
Worthington Cochran
Mayeville
To, Trary
Toledo
Plagaet
Helo! Kener
LE. Wrisely
Northern National Bank
Chatynan
Marshall
Mtorney Brace
Labor Union with Unique Worldwide Feature
A fragment notes an international labor union claimed to be the only one of its kind with a certain distinctive element. The reference underscores its unusual structure or practice and suggests broader implications for workers worldwide.
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Ffar
Gypsy Smith Addresses Large Crowd on Right Living
Gypsy Smith spoke to a large audience about gypsy life and the importance of right living in a highly absorbing lecture.
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Moses
Sanson
Gypsy Smith
Fred Thornburg
Knightstown
Tlahi- Baksh
India
Isaac Abrams Is Ailing With Fever In Newton
Ignac Abrams, son of New ton Abrams of 1022 North C street, is ill with trphald fever at age 11. The notice also mentions a reunion of the 36th Indiana Volunteer Regiment set for Hagerstown on Wednesday, Sept 11, and a large picnic and outi ng at Baker Street A M church in Dayton on Saturday, August 28, with about 1400 expected.
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Isaac Abrams
Ignac Abrams
Newton Abrams
North C Street
Trphald
Sears
Hagerstown
36Th Indiana Volunteer Regiment
Lageratown
Glen Miller
Baker Street
A. ME
Dayton
Seth Lewis Desertion Sends Wife Desolate
Seth Lewis vanished days ago after drawing 35 from his salary and leaving about 15 to his wife Isabella Mil nod Lewis at Valante. The couple, married a little over a year, were prominent and former dairy workers. Mrs Lewis filed no charges initially, but charges may be pressed later as police investigate the desertion.
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Isabella Milnod Lewis
Seth Lewis
Lewis] Homestead
Minor
Lewis
Lewla
New Postmaster Named in Ari Ran
Jacob Caldwell has been appointed postmaster at Ari, replacing the previous officer. The announcement notes Caldwell's qualifications and his expected tenure handling mail services for the community.
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Jacob
Caldwell
Ari, Ran
The Teacher's Savings and Lectures at Institute
Dr Phillips spoke on The Teacher's Savings and What to do with Them before the Institute. Jonathan Rigdon of Winona Assembly delivered an eleven o'clock lecture, followed by Dr Phillips's afternoon talk on In and about London, described as more personal in tone than earlier addresses.
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Phillips
Iola Whitehall Palace
Carhdeval Worsley
Henry Will
Charles I
Westminister Abbey
Longfellows
London
Dr. Phillips
Wayne County Teachers’ Institute
Institute
Jonathan Rigdon
Winona Assembly
Jess
Thirty Cent Club Formed In Wayne County
The Democratic Thirty Cent Club of Wayne County held its first meeting at the Colonial building, with about one hundred Democrats joining. Patrick J. Kelleher of Indianapolis will address a future meeting to finalize permanent officers and secure state campaign funds through member contributions.
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J. H. Newman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mobile
Alabama
Stodny
Oliver P. Morton
Jesse Stevens
Centerville
Oran Parry
Indiananallix
Patrick J. Kelleher
Indianapolis
Thirty Cent Club
Wayne County
Colonial Building
Kelleher
Ed Dye
Joseph Walterman
Jefferson Club
State Campaign Committee
National Committee
United States
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Marshall
Local court fines handed to several suspects
Rhinehart paid 25 dollars and others faced fines and costs after drunkenness and vagrancy charges. A robbery of a cash register occurred Monday near the city, and Deputy Sheriff Moshmeyer will pursue further investigation as the assailant terrorized residents demanding food.
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Huntington
Jack McGreevey
HI Rhinehart
Converse
Con
Rhinehart
John Wehrly
Moshmeyer
John Miller Arrested for Attacking Brother
Rev Feeger reports John Miller a colored lad arrested for assaulting his brother Ben Miller at their home Thirteenth and North Heywood. Miller used a cobblestone as a weapon and threatened to wipe out the family.
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A. J. Feeger
Lutheran Synod
Appleton
Wis
John Miller
Wernle
Ben Miller
Heynod
Richmond
Miller
L, M, Baum
Dayton
John Schultz
George Hagelberger
Anna
Ter
Schultz
Funeral for Mrs Rebecca Cates Held at Home and Church
The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Cates who died Tuesday at 815 North Hidventh Street will start Sunday at 8 AM at the residence. The body will then go to Williamsburg M B Church for a short service by Rev. George Hill. Burial follows at Mt. Zion Cemetery Williamsburg. Friends may call at home Saturday.
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Rebecca Cates
George Cates
North Hidventh Street
Willameburg M, HB
George Hill
Mt. Zion’ Cemetery
Williamsburg
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