Giant bank merger forms new financial giant in New York
Charles H. Mitchell of National City Bank absorbs the Carn Exchange Bank creating a giant institution with resources of 2 000 000 000. The new bank will have 100 branches in New York. The story notes Wall Street closing and hints at investigations into banking practices. A feature discusses moving picture advancements and other economy items. The text blends banking, cinema, and social topics with fragmented phrasing and references to figures like William Forsythe and Kaiser.
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Asain
Charles EH. Mitchell
New York
National City Bank
Ie Carn Isxchange Bank
Mit Institution
Bookn
Weather report and forecast across multiple locations
The report lists temperatures and wind conditions for numerous cities including Nola, Kan, Stonls, Kannan, Oly, Mo, and New York. It describes windy to northerly trends, rain events unlikely, and mentions wind speeds around 14 miles per hour with no precipitation in parts. It notes clear to partly cloudy skies in several regions and highlights elevated weather activity in Texas and Oklahoma with gusty winds and low rainfall.
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Sn Pnw
Nola
Kan
Tlondy
Helm, Stonls
Glnar Rhail Kannan Oly
Cimidly
Jas Augeda
Plondy Bo
New Yorks
Moan
Washington
Mexica
Okthana
Celine Helahis
New Mexico
Foulinna
Heth
Okinhold
Eauth
Mervin
Derrainy
Alecea
Xeed
Oklahoma
Nak Landa
Jury Deliberations Continue In Bank Robbery Case
The Stebecca Lindley Rogers Jury, delayed 44 hours, resumes deliberations after lunch, with 12 jurors unable to reach a verdict on the 24 year old accused of bank robbery. Deputies report tense conditions as jurors sought discharge and Judge Watson warned of two more days without agreement.
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Viola Brennan
Xew Brauntels
Stebecca Lindley Rogers
Howre
Inday Stanla
Ingewidug
People
Harry Stants
John Watson
Fred Mundell
Trogera
Watson
Jarrmen
Junge
Jing Netden Bank
Bala
God Merchants
Whie Malll-Hana
Hiccoughs Strike Milford Stone Cutter Galli
Peter Galli a 35 year old Milford stone cutter endures his iupth day of hiccoughs losing pounds over five and a half months. He cannot work and recently suffered a daylong spell with hours of hiccoughs lasting event hours before relief.
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Milford
Mass
Peter Galli
Galli
Weather Notes: Mild to Cool Conditions With Rainfall
Mercury drops to 63 with cloudy skies and a forecast of pleasant yet partly cloudy weather for the next 24 hours. A Friday high near 63 and Saturday around 44 are expected, with moderate southeasterly winds. The Lower Grand Valley reports 1.8 inches of rain Thursday night and more rain Wednesday night.
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Mr. Dirhue
Nivision
Tie Grane
Drownsalla
Newey
Lower Valley
Elinor Smith Joins L A Flight After Wichita Escape
Elinor Smith arrived in San Antonio aboard the Irving Air Chute Company airship Happy Landings at 11 45 a m Friday. A parachute jump demonstration at Winburn field awaits mayoral permission. Four or five San Antonio girls seek jumps amid recent Wichita fatality prompting local interest.
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Elinormith
San Aneonio
Irving Air
Airpling
Winburn Fist
Winburg Field
Chantbere
Helen Illinma
Dihneat
Wichita
Kan
Sa Antonio
Blane Ia
San Antoni
Lindy Hops Off at Havana for Camaguey Field
Col. Charles A. Juimb dbergh departed Havana at 12 11 for Camaguey Cuba on the second leg of his flight to South America. An official welcome marked his brief halt in Havana before continuing south.
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Havana
Camaguey Field
Tiavana
Culm
Associated Presa
Mini
Charles A. Juimdbergh
Camaguey
Cuba
South America
Bank Messenger and $512,000 in Securities Sought
NAW YORK, Sept. 20. U R. V. Hisear and commission brokers at WWI Treadway notified police that one of their messengers vanished with securities valued at $512,000.
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Naw
York
U—R. V. Hisear
WWI Treadway
Poli Truity
Tad Cig
Shipbuilding inquiry reveals secret 1926 27 talks in New York
Testimony shows William Shearer of the New York Shipbuilding News and other executives discussed a covert royal commission style agreement to provide observers and information for industry gain at a conference in March 1927. Witnesses recall promises of substantial payments and aims to influence naval contracts, with ties to several shipbuilders and publications.
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Washington
Taday
Clinton Marda
New York Shiptundis Corporation
William Ti. Shearer
Naval
Theil
Jim
Nest York
Couta
New York
Americanyshire Difilders
FP Palen
Newpork News Shinbuilding Corporation
Ss. W. Wakeman
Vethleher Shipbuilding Corporation
Shearer and
Hutter
Shearce Fortheith
Tardy
Sheares
Jonghoon
Shortridge
Robinson
Denocrat
Arkanats
Shearer
Eco Power
Geneva
Former star goes free in dress theft case
Truly Shattuck, once a stage toast in America and Europe, faced a Chicago police court on a charge of stealing a dress. She testified she took the garment hoping to secure employment. The case was dismissed.
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Truly Shattuck
America
Europe
Chicago
Fire ravages Detroit Study Club cabaret injuring many
A fire swept the downtown Study club cabaret in Detroit at 2 a.m. killing and injuring dozens. Flames trapped 35 on the upper floor and many died from suffocation or trampling as masks and drapes fed the blaze. Proprietor Marty Cobo faced police questioning as investigators discounted arson theory.
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Detroit
Study Club
Marty Cobo
Thia Business Rivete
Oma
Coba
Manning
Explorer Sends Self Into Canadian Wilderness
McConnell scientist and author begins a 10 week solo expedition to prove modern man can live like cave dwellers. He heads into the woods with no food or clothing, aiming to start a fire without matches and endure harsh conditions despite cold and wet weather.
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Normandin
Guin
Wildernes
McConnell
Savage
Fini
Ohilly Wether
Savage Methal
Border clash as U S guards fight Mexican smugglers
El Paso dispatch reports two fierce engagements on Cordova Island near El Paso. US patrolmen fired over 20 rounds at a Mexican smuggling band attempting to land liquor. Three Mexicans were arrested, two of them 15 years old spotters, while two smugglers were seen retreating across the border wounded. The group totaled more than 30 men.
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EL Paso
United States
Shriners to Meet in Toronto in 1930
Detroit report announces the fifty sixth annual contention of the Shoe of the Mystic Shrine of North America will be held in Toronto Ontario next June. The event, expected to draw Shriners from across the region, was revealed at a Detroit meeting.
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Shriners
Toronto
Detroit
Tragedy Blamed on Criminal Negligence
A story page reports a tragedy attributed to criminal negligence as the prosecutor frames the case. Names and further details are continued on another page.
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Wall Street
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Ynese “Grucdeuk
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Vox Moving Picture
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Kluder
Prived
Britain
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Anita
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Viena
Law
London
Antonio
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Ainda
AKDT
JIN Nichae
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Thura
Elinor Smith
L.A
Kas
Chearer
Welcomes
Alliance Stroller
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Blue Bonnet Hotel
North St. Mary's Street
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Dunen McCres
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