LaSalle Street Bank Taken Over by State Examiner
Chicago reports the LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank, led by former Senator William Lorimer, closed by the state bank examiner amid rumors of trouble. Deposits exceeded 6 million with over 1 million withdrawn in three weeks. several Chicago banks were affected and Lorimer and others faced political fallout.
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Lune
LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
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Prise
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Ulinuls Brats Bani
North Clark
Broadway State Baal
Broadway
Ashland Wid
Twelfth Street
Stuls Bank
Weat
Daniel WV. Harkin
Cook County
Ar. Harkindar
Prinseaston
Vary Xagn
Dollerman
Chitaga
Ladalle
Witla
Lorimer Jr
Lorimer
Ha Capitel
Ruling Clarifies Ballot Placement in District Nominations
In a department synopsis, Builtman is found in compliance with the law and the candidate’s name should appear on the initial ballot in each district’s slate. The filing period is deemed expired as of the Third Monday in June, affecting timely applications.
Impeachment Demands Rise in House Debate
Washington December 12 resolution moves to impeach District Judge Dayton of West Virginia for high crimes and misdemeanors involving conspiracy with corporations and favored actions in his court. Allegations center on favoritism toward 44 corporations and extensive attention to parties and judicial misconduct. In Pittsburgh, Westinghouse strike talks trigger plant shutdowns as union calls out workers at Swissvale plant.
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Dayton
West Virginia
House
Neeses
Houss
John J. Fackan
Auto crash on Mapin avenue leaves two dead two injured
Leslie Donen of Whiteshum is dead and Pendleton C. Midgett of Dallas injured after a car plunges from a bridge on Mapin avenue. Witnesses say the high powered auto did not seem fast before the crash and Midgett may have lost control of the steering gear. The victims are identified as Donen and Midgett.
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Wico
Pendleton C
Dtline
Mapin Ave
Duncan Isiaadd
Dénry Dongan
Waco
Mira
Nathaniel Duneant
Kor Worth
Sinter
Milas Pauline Duneati
Dellas
Ambassador to France Nominated by Wilson
Washington D C June 12 Representative Willim G Sharp of Hisra Ohio was nominated today by President Wilson to be ambassador to France succeeding Myron T Fer rer. New French cabinet defeated in 61st division by 606 to 262 with premier Ribot having held office one day. Ranchman Wills Bis Wire El Paso Texas June 11 following quarrel at ranch home W B Parr killed his wife and then telegraphed sheriff to come out and get him.
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Willim G. Sharp
Hisra, G
Wilson
Rribemuder
France
Myron T. Ferrer
Paris
Felix Ribot Isremier
House of Deputies
Wills Bis Wire
EL Paso
Tex
W. B. Parrss
Chicago
Bee X. Henlylacker
Federation
Peony
Silene
Peanyinekes
Washington, D.C
Treasure Department
Weather observations from multiple cities with varied temperatures
Observations at stations report temperatures ranging from 60 to 74 degrees with cloudy to sunny conditions. Wind directions vary, including from the west and northeast, and some locations note rain or clear skies in the past 24 hours.
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Finseres
Cutcago
Maliwausee
Ieraile
Moore
Paul
Harsas
Wille
Partis Chouely
Suffrage Debate Opens at Conference Address on Vocational Education
The federation heard Prof. Frank M. Leavitt of the University of Chicago argue that vocational education strengthens public schools by dignifying labor. Mrs. Peary asserted suffrage may be discussed but not quashed, while committees prepare for continued debate and future action. In London, arsonists attempted to burn St Margaret’s Church, a thirteenth century building, but villagers stopped the fire before damage.
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Weckum
Thia
Lino Ree 4
Oalley
Pennalvania
Frente M. Lyarth
We University of Chicago
Leavitt
Patey
Poringhacker
Revolt at Figuras Prison In Catalonia Kills Governor
Reports from Cerbreyne France describe a prison revolt near the Catalan frontier in Figuras over Corpus Christi celebrations. Convicts killed the governor and looted arms before fleeing as troops clashed, many prisoners dying in the ensuing combat. Separate dispatches note US transport Ossibwa arriving at Galveston with 42 passengers and remarks on Vera Cruz cargo and bank reserve plans for August 1.
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Cerbrene
France
Figuras
Catalonia
Amimunilion Qun
Pita Wariens
Nlas
Chicago Lawyer to Be Named Governor
Washington June 16 Thomas J Jones a Chicago lawyer and former member of the Pilowetan County was seen as the likely nominee for the head of the federal reserve board Other nominees including Warburg Hardt Miller and Simmons are expected to be sent to the Senate with McAdoo Williams and the currency bureau provisioning ex officio members The White House stated personnel announcements would come Monday highlighting the plan to organize and energize the nation s new money and currency system
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Bot
Thomas J. Jones
Witton
Ine Roveraoe
Federal Reserve Bar
Wes
Guy Phe Senne
Mr. Jones
Pao
M. Warburg
New York
W- Po G. Hardt
Me. Warbuts
Hering
Ibankera
Autlor
Vadevnrs
UC Uke
My. Shomons
Tna Merchant
Mc. Jones
Lee
Tinanee
Ace Funliy
Wystem
Gerlod
WwaLinsine
Canteloupe Trust Under Fire In Federal Probe
June 1 report from TinCann details a grand jury inquiry into the Canteloupe exchange operations. Investigators examine price spikes before and after 3812, with commissions and boards in Chicago Denver and Brawley guiding cantaloupe trade across New York Pittsburgh Chicago Colorado and California.
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Mountntoyne Trust
Wepletg Canteloups Exchange
Federal Ives
Headquartasy
Chicago
Denver
Brawley
Death for a Death in Georgia Tragedy
In Jones county Georgia Nick Whegum was hanged for the December murder of James B. King. Wilburn, who killed King with the planter’s own gun, faced a death sentence after appeals failed and Governor Slaton refused clemency. The incident drew wide southern attention as details emerged.
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Nick Whegum
James B. King
Jones County
Wilburn
King
South
State Supreme Court
Georgia Prison Commission
Folin M. Slaton
No Lack of Employment Prediction Sparks Labor Plans
Secretary of Labor Wilson predicts more jobs than men in the United States due to a bumper crop revival and growth in iron mining and related industries. He aims to recruit workers from the wheat belt and coordinate rail excursions from the East to field hubs.
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Convic
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Wilson
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Ars
Eas
Turkiye Greco Turkish clash sparks fear of war
Reports from Athens and Istanbul describe Turkish regulars with machine guns assaulting Amvila town near Asia Minor, with 25,000 Greek residents, raising fears of a new Greco Turkish war. Greece accuses Turkey of expelling Christians from Thrace while Turkey accuses Greece of oppressing Turkish subjects in Saloniki.
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Wis
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Asia Minor
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Eqndon
Mitytene
Asia Midor
Amvlil
Thrace
Saloniki
Athens
Hag Fwen
Buckeres
Roumanti
Islamic Society
Lindon
Belxens
Balkan
Rotarians Plan to Illuminate River Ceremony in City
The Rotary Club outlines a plan to illuminate the river using a lighting scheme funded by a $100 appropriation. Martin Wright proposed decorating with electric lights, while arrangements with Electric Company and local officials moved forward. The project aims to illuminate the river with a lighting system, with progress expected to begin and extend into the weekend.
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St. Anthony
Pris
Barry le
Miller
Mr. Miller
Martin Wright
Pleers
Mr. Wright
Gus & Eleatrie Company
Benurel
Ey. Weatbiet
Erbey Nan
River
Markel
Harry Dertsberg
Herksberg
Sudice
Toustan
Stirst
Roni AN
Thun Tote Hs Sonatmagter
Jimu Kerethwhite
Barehair
Elk
Sinking Rapidly Challagd Ritvenson Feared End Near
Ritvenson former vice president faces rapid decline as reports from Challagd on June 1st mention deteriorating health and uncertain prognosis. Local sources describe a grave situation with ongoing medical concerns and limited outlook.
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Ritvenson
United States
Confesses to Swindle in Texas Case
A man named TW. O. Toho pleaded guilty yesterday to a Texas swindle. He obtained about $14,000 from victims in the state by advertising seed reservations and diverting funds. He gave false shipping promises and used forged letters to delay funding while misleading customers.
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Kierler
Suppression Debate Sparks Editorial Clash in London Paper
A London newspaper's editorial page denounces attempts to suppress news and argues such actions empower militants. The piece notes a public protest against government policy and cites a West Winter Aligey explosion triggering strong editorials.
Uncon eulogized at mothers grave Lincoln City Ind
Lincoln Memorial Association proceedings honor Abraham Lincoln at his mother’s grave in Lincoln City Indiana with remarks by Augustus Willson former Kentucky governor and Charles Fairbanks former vice president. Durbin Yates and Williams speak on Lincoln’s boyhood and final adoption.
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Abraham Lincnln
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Indiana Republican Memorial Association
Raney Hanks
Sf Incoln
WT. Durbin
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Lincoln
Hichary Yates
Mlinois
Leincoln
Charles W. Fairbanks
Bz. Mairbanks
Antilla Lanos Cargo Adrift
Antilla liner discharged ammunition and aeroplanes for the Constituent forces, with 1600 cases of munitions. The vessel sailed north after dockside delays and faced limited port details amid presence of Federal gunboats Zaragoza and Breve outside the harbor.
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Laredo
Tex
New York
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Breve
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Weatey
Soi
Revolt Threatens Across Bologna Province in Pomagna
Reports describe a revolutionary movement named Pomagna forming in Bologna Frerrera Kavvena and Foril. Despite a general strike truce, extreme workers in certain districts refuse to return to labor as troops concentrate. No word since troops were sent from Bologna to aid order.
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Pomagna
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Aseiat
Millionaire Dolan Dies at 82 in Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan a major Philadelphia figure and former Widener Elkins and Whitner Street syndicate member died at his Torrdale home at 82. He served as chairman of United Gas Improvement Company, overseeing gas and electric utilities, street railways and water plants from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast. Dolan had largely retired from public life since the gas war in Philadelphia in 1903.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Dolan
Widener, Elkins, Whitner Street
Tailwar
Syndicat
Ot ‘Torrdale
United Gas Improvement Compan
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Dolan
The Key to Summer Comfort Ad Offers Versatile Goods
A fragmented ad hints at summer comfort items from weather furniture to attire. It touts stores selling needed goods and suggests letting advertising help readers match desires with available products. The piece underscores shopping guidance and time saving but remains unclear on specific brands or prices.
Mediation Continues As Mexican Delegates Meet
Reports from Niagara Falls indicate Mexican delegates clash over terms for a new government. Huerta’s supporters insist on conditions while constitutionalists push for armistice and orderly transfer. Mediation seeks to persuade, with American and Mexican envoys in contact and consideration of a provisional presidency.
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Huerta
Salino
Saitillone
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Cerranga
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