Banks Failures Ripple Through Georgia Realty Tie Slows
Georgia officials probe 49 closed state banks as Bankers' Trust faces bankruptcy in Atlanta. Federal and state actions point to real estate tied securities and misused funds. Most institutions may reorganize or reopen. several were small with 15 000 to 25 000 capital. Occupants missing after Lake Denmark blast remain unsolved.
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National Burke
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Georgia
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Federal Reserve
Atlanta
Georgia State Banking Department
Samuel Sibley
Bankers’ Trust Company
Banking Department
Bankers Trust Company
Bank of
Umatilla
Florida
Georgia Banks
WD. Manis
Perod
Arsenal Ruins Reveal Havoc At Rail Yard Station
The Lake Denmark naval ammunition depot blast hurled debris across the freight loading yard. Fragments of lumber bent rails and the remains of a car lay scattered, showing the blast’s wide reach and damage.
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Lake Denmark
Naval
Rail strikers face 239000 damage claims in New York
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company seeks 239000 in damages from 62 strikers alleging contract breach during a strike. James Quackenbush, company counsel, says the suit aims to intimidate workers and enforce the sacredness of contracts. Wages are impounded to satisfy the damages claim as in the Danbury hatters case.
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New York
Interborouth Rapd Transit
Danbury Hattes
fForcesstary
James 1 Quackenbush
Quackenbush
Danbury Hatters
Defeated LD Hanna Loses GOP Senate Nomination
Senator Gerald Paye Hanna defeats Coolidge faction standard bearer in North Dakota GOP senatorial race. Hanna a former congressman faced an insurgent challenge amid internal party strife.
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LD. Hanna
Coolidge
North Dakota
Gerald Paye Hanna
Two Prize Winners Named in Similarity Contest
First prize of 15 awarded to Mrs Howard Riggin for likeness to a Moran actress. Second prize of 10 goes to Mrs Mary Lauie Powell. Judges said other contestants lacked sufficient resemblance for honorable mention. Contest closed Tuesday morning.
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Sally O'Neil
Howard Riggin
Mary Lauie Powell
Riggin
Salisbury
Aring
Mies Powell
Charles H. Davis obituary at Elmst following short illness
Charles H. Davis of Lutvle died at home on July 14 after a brief illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Davis. The funeral was held at his home on Wednesday afternoon at three and was followed by interment in Parson Cemetery, with J. Witsen affiliated in termwer.
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Lutvle
Charles Ho Dave Jr
Charles H Feasts
Elmst
Bomst
Wednesdas Ifferneaer
Pareon Cemeter
Nortte o WRarear hae pranterd 75
Fragmentary note reports a person with the initials WRarear turning 75 measured or observed in a French setting. Readable details are limited and no clear event or organization is identified.
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Nortte
France
Delaney and Berlenbach Set for Light Heavyweight Title Fight
Promised as a monumental showdown at Ebbets Field with about 50 000 fans and a near half million dollars in receipts. Delaney the favorite by six to five or better as Berlenbach seeks to avenge a prior Madison Square Garden decision, with both men facing a clash of power and speed in a 15 round bout.
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New York
Mary
Paul Berienbach
Jack de
Bridgeport
Mexico
Delany
Wall Street
Iblancp
Delaney
Berlenback
Berienbach
Berlenbach
Madison Square Garden
Former Salisbury Druggist Dr Olver O Price Dies
Dr Olver O Price, once a prominent Salisbury druggist, died in Frederick Maryland yesterday afternoon. The body was sent to Hurlock for burial. He had been in ill health for about a year forcing retirement from active duty. Earlier he served many years as a pharmacist at Coller’s Drug Store in Salisbury.
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Olver O Price
Salsbury
Frederick
Hurlock
Trice
Frederikk
Tree
Coller’s
Fire Service Fliers Are Hart In Crash
Five navy aviation corps enlisted men were injured when engine failed during flight at 1200 feet. Pilot Anthony Iannucci glided the monoplane to land, engine buried in a bean field. N. T. Hammond fractured skull, others bruised. a sixth parachuted free. Plane part of a 23 aircraft squadron under Admiral Charles F Hughes.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy Aviation Corps
Anthony Iannucci
N. T. Hammond
Twilight Inn Fire Kills 13. Search Continues in Catskills
A fire at the Twilight Inn in Tannersville New York leaves 13 dead including women and children as rescue work continues. Eleven bodies found in a nearby barn while rescuers search the ruins for additional victims believed to be guests and employees. The hotel safe was recovered in hopes it may hold information about gas and staff. This marks the second Catskill resort fire of the year and follows the February 22 incident at the Pramme House in Hurley.
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Tannersville
No Y
Catekiall Mountains
Hurley
Arsenal reports massive Lake Denmark blast damages and fires
The Lake Denmark naval arsenal suffered a major explosion Saturday, wounding many, destroying hundreds of homes and buildings. Marines guard the site as a court of inquiry investigates the catastrophe with Rear Admiral Harris and Rear Admiral Coontz presiding over proceedings.
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Juy
Paris
Lake Denmark Naval Arsenal
A T Lewis Fle
Broadway
Swice
France
Lake Denmark
Amaster Arms
Naval
F R. Harris
Court of
Rob Coontz
Hugh A Forum
Fort Jay
Fort Wadeworth
Old Windmill Passes in Cleveland Harbor
Fragments describe a land area near Cleveland needing to widen a street to allow a cargo windfall ship built by inventor Char Brush to avoid destruction. The piece mentions a large windmill and a long surface, with a reference to an incandescent bulb and a twelve year timeframe.
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Cleveland
Berau
Char Een Brush
Brush
Elks Floats Vie For Parade Honors
Chicago hosts the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks grand lodge reunion with bands from 100 cities and numerous floats. Prizes are awarded for largest delegation, best drilled group, and standout contingents as 100,000 Elks and kin attend the two day parade and ceremonies.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk
Tne
Much
Grand Lodge
Elks
Methediss Open Battle Over Sunday Sesqui Arrests
A Methodist Men’s committee campaign to close a local position division leads to three arrests with threats of more. Warrants allege misdemeanor violations of state law as leaders warn officials will be taken into custody next Sunday. Laurence C. Nickman, counsel for the committee, comments on concession heads.
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Sesqui
A. P.op
Gs Si Nin
Janice E. Eichheks
Ignice E. Eiches
Empe
Laurence C. Nickman
Methodist Men's Committee
English Channel defeats Birmingham swimmer Frank Perks
Dover reports Frank Perks attempted to swim the English Channel from Cape Gris-Nez in the early hours but faced a heavy northeasterly wind fog and choppy seas. After nine hours in the water he abandoned the attempt.
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Dover
England
English Channel
Frank Perks
Birmingham
Perks
Cape Gris-Nez
Francs fall to new low as markets react to crises
A scrambled late news roundup reports the French franc hitting a fresh low at the Bourse, other international updates include rainfall delaying U S games in Philadelphia, May McAvey's nervous breakdown, a rain delay in Chicago Washington baseball, King empowered in Brussels to decree franc-saving measures, a Singapore train crash with elephant obstruction, UK miners' conference pledging support, a Quebec village struck by a disaster, and violent clashes in Calcutta with multiple fatalities and injuries.
Doctor and wife charged in girl’s death amid missing physician
A Boston court issued murder charges against Dr John F. E. Walsh and his wife after Miss Edith L. Greene, state ward, died following an alleged illegal operation. The physician and spouse disappeared after a raid on his South End office. James V. Ford confessed to taking her to Walsh for treatment, claiming she died and parts were found near two Mattapan cemeteries. Walsh had prior licenses issues and convictions in medical matters.
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State Board of Reigistration In Medicine
Walsh
Australia radio to favor church services in broadcasts
A Melbourne plebiscite shows Australians favor church services over band music with 191102 points, beating band music, public concerts, old time programs, jazz, and news as preferred radio content. Officials plan to adjust schedules accordingly.
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Washington
Australia
Melbourne
Merce
Alstralia
Coolidge Puts Skill On Display In Angling On Osgood Lake
President Coolidge and his guides fish Osgood Lake with Oscar Otis and Ormond Doty aboard a guide boat. Mrs Coolidge watches from shore as the President casts and reels large pike, sometimes spending hours before a catch. The First Lady also enjoys lake outings in a launch or guide boat.
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Paul Smith
A. P
Coolidge
Osgood Lake
Oscar Otis
Ormond Doty
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