San Antonian Calls Bryan Bank Deposit Plan Dishonest
Local bankers oppose state guarantees for bank deposits amid a looming policy debate. Figures like Fran Grows and Brown of the Alama Kathiwal Bank speak against guaranteed deposits, arguing government-backed credits risk dishonesty and bank mismanagement.
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SAN Antonian
Bryan
Bankers’ Association
Willam Jennings Bryan
Pumber
Carpball
Brown
Alama Kathiwal Bank
United States
Oklahoma
Hante
Allen
Snheld
Three Die When 200 Crash Through Bridge at Hiram
Atlanta dispatch notes a wreck on a Culver special near Hiram Georgia leaving three dead. Injured number about eighty with many in mirror condition. Coast Foreman D A Behrapp and engineer James Howards among the dead. The train carried two hundred passengers and failed to clear a copper trestle over a dry creek bed.
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Atlanta
Hiram
Emm Poover
Cleveland
Morence A
Studebaker
D.A. Behrapp
Teller Cain
Mose Baldwin
James Howards
Hi Vain
Dallas
Colver
Coveland
Florida
Cuba
Big Four Systemon
Everk
Boal
Broker Takes Gun Route to Death
New York report indicates Charles W. Whitney, 33, a partner in Whitney & Sons, committed suicide at his home on Twenty-Second Street by shooting himself. The method device for the act had not yet been prepared.
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New York, Jan
Charles W. Whitney
Elvil
He MN. Whitney & Sons
Twenty-Second Street
Whitney
Bankruptcies loom as multiple merchants face insolvency
A series of bankruptcy actions are reported across cities. Levin Wilserhouse of Maiden Ling, a diamond dealer, is named in a petition with liabilities around 769,000. In San Francisco a Kru sens department store on Market Street has an assignee named by the board of trade, debts ranging from 240,090 to 400,000. Kimberly Montena Mining stockholders in Montana contest a Montana Consolidated petition, asserting assets near 1,000,000 and seeking dismissal of the case.
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New York, Jan
Agaliet Levin Wilserhouse
Maiden Ling
Robert L. Harrigan
San Francisco
Jan
Market Street
Krusens
Board of Trade
Board To Trade
CG. I. Haven
Telena
Mént
Jan. G
Kimberly, Montena Mining Company
Montana Consolidated Mining Company
Kimberly Company
Ha- Wilder
Hang a Black Person in Canada for Serious Case
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a fatal incident in Toronto Ontario involving a Black individual. The text references a murder, a possible public act, and mentions John Boyd among scattered names, with unclear dates or specifics.
Receiver Appointed for Chicago Great Western Railway
In St Paul on Jan 8, attorneys for the Chicago Great Western railroad conferred with Judge Sanburn and planned to file for a receiver and preserve the railroad's status while arranging a first mortgage bond. A meeting with note holders and A B Stickney was expected that evening to discuss stockholder action.
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St. Paul, Minn
Frank Ket Jogg
Chicago, Great Western Railroad
Sanburn
United States Circuit Court
Kellogg
Shaburn
Chicago, Great Wester Railroad, Company
London
Jan
Chicago, Great Western Railway
A. B. Stickney
Bill 10 Currency Increase Agreed By House Committee
Wirlington, D. C. report that the house committee on banter and currency today agreed on a bill to increase the currency's plassticity. They will report it to the house some time.
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Wirlington
D. C
Dan. S
House Committee On
House
Page's Condition Little Changed After Hunting Trip
There was very little change in W. L. Bagg's condition after a hunting and fishing trip with Maver Callaghan and friends. At home yesterday it was stated that during the layover there were minor issues, but aside from that there was no material improvement or decline.
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W. TL. Bagg
Gas From Oil Well Kills Rumble Man In Humble Field
Aperkal to The Light Houston Texan S Asphyxiated by gas from an oil well and dead by the side of the derrick. The body of M C Clancy was found in the Humble oil field early Thursday. Death came suddenly while he was working last night. The corpse was brought to Bonsloyt for interment.
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Aperkal
Houston
Texan
Fatally Shot During Quarrel Reported In County
In a violent quarrel last night three men were shot, one fatally, in a small town incident. Authorities investigating the shooting noted it involved Iowan residents and the dispute erupted unexpectedly. No charges issued as investigation continues and details remain unclear.
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Binne Coe Aetin
AID TO A YOUNG MAN IN WEST HOUSTON STREET
Officer Matinowa aided a young man suffering from illness in an apartment on West Houston Street. He was helped to move from the flames to Dallas, where he says he has friends and can obtain medical aid. Union None company employees also contributed to the sufferer’s relief.
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Trumana
Matinowa
Miess I
Houston Street
Humasie
Tor Dallag
Union None Company
Peat Aneyfiay Corine Beneft
First Great Thaw Case Surprise Shocks Court
January report details Harry K. Thaw’s defense winning a surprise by subpoenaing expert witnesses who testified for the prosecution in the prior trial. Judges ordered 200 more jurors summoned as the panel expands. Court convened with three sworn jurors in the box and potential delays loom into next week.
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Harry EK
Thaw
Jeromé
Tracy
Jeromie
Stanford White
Madison
Mettawa
Lincheon
Arecesa
Ihe Tla
Swort
Ils
New York
Barty K
Wen
Bottt Alana
San Antonio and Viaintty Local Weather Forecast
Tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy conditions expected. Minimum temperatures near 12 degrees, with moderate wind early morning. Observations differ from prior years, per the weather office report, noting variations in wind and temperature patterns.
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San Antonio
Tollowss
Japan Is Too Busy With Asia To Fight United States
Parle dated Jan 8 reports an Euho de Paris interview from an authorized Japanese source claiming Tokyo is absorbed in China and Korea. It says Japan faces China and Manchuria complications, opposes Pekin railroad expansion, and strengthens armaments as the emperor’s message suggests focus away from America.
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Japan
United States
Parle
Euho de Paris
Asia
America
China
Korea
Tokio
Ching
Manchuria
Portamouth
Pekin
Foukonen
Heimminton
Far East
Aerica
Maibaum Indicted Again Over City Robbery Case
The grand jury returns a partial report indicting four men including Frank Malvaney Willen Claris di hus Swartz Tom Denny William Stridmaller and Harvey Willidasn on theft related charges connected to a recent city safe robbery. District Attorney Baker continues their review as jurors reconvene.
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Frank Malvaney
Willen Claris
Dihus
Swartz
Tom Denny
Wiliam Stridmaller
Harvey Willidasn
Tier Foom
Nijier Raseg
Baker
Seeks Clear Title to City Property in San Antonio
William Dostawolcki files suit in the Thirty seventh district court against the City of San Antonio to clear title to lots 4, 5, and 5 in block 2, or spinal city Tal 134, and to recover rents totaling 120 dollars on the property.
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Thirty Seventh District Court
William Dostawolcki
City of
San Antonio
Ake
Farmers Seek Aid From The U S Treasury
Memphis Tennessee January 8 Farmers Educational and Cooperative union at its annual convention will unanimously adopt a resolution urging Congress to authorize a treasury loan program to aid farmers during tough years. Delegates favor government backed bank aid extending to farmers while urging cotton acreage reduction of about one third as a policy.
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Memphis
Tenn
Warmers
Congress
Yamto
Wainy
Banka
Catn Phinters
The Light seeks reader letters on Sunday magazine feature
The San Antonio Light will pay three readers one dollar each for letters up to 150 words critiquing the new Sunday magazine supplement. Letters must be mailed or delivered to Magazine Editor Daily Light office by 6 o clock Saturday evening. Winners announced Monday. readers urged to share honest opinions to improve the feature.
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the Light
San Antonio
San Antonio Light
Light
Hodmle
Daily Light Office
Nellverde
Mondiy
Marazina
Train tickets case yields jail orders for Howard and Testard
Austin reports that Deputy Sheriff Trainer expects papers ordering the commitment of Robert H. Howard and Seth Testard to jail for three days and a total $200 fine. The Supreme Court remanded custody to the Bexar sheriff, while Judge Dwyer had previously jailed them for contempt of an injunction against ticket scalping.
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Seth Testard
Scalver
Testard
Robert Howard
Trainer
Court of Criminal Arreals
Austin
Howard
Tudgs Dwyer
Draler
Ull Treaent
Dwyer
Court of Criminal Appeals
High Court
San Antonio
Tex
Supreme
Curl Foray
Sharif
Bexar County
Robert H. Howard
Distrive
Ange Dwyer
Sam Antonio
Supreme Court
Courk
Tin
Howard Bart
Dsey
Npt
J. W. Lytle
John Stephenson
Railroad
Heinze Not Guilty of Crooked Banking
New York January reports a man named Auguatus Heluae, resident of Mercan tle National Bank, arraigned for oral certification of checks and pleads not guilty. Judge Chatteld presides with a trial date set before January 20. A $50,000 bail was allowed to stand after arrest yesterday.
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New York
Jan
Auguatus Heluae
Mercantle National Bank
Melnzo Fugatspod
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Nebraskan
Canada
Toronta
John Boyd
Nero
Chicago
Great Western R’y. CO
House Committee
Page
Rumble Man
Suogt
AID Young Man
Harry
Matteawan
Maibaum
THE
U. S. Treasury
Heinze
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