Defalcation Stirs Run At Milwaukee Bank
Large crowds formed outside the First National Bank of Milwaukee as a bank run began after reports of a deficit. Police held back shoving crowds while funds flowed from Chicago and local banks to cover demands, with about a million dollars arriving from each side.
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Aewurance
Wrens
Firet National Bank
E Bank
Ee Trust Company
He Nees
Bigelow
First National
Beggs
National & Trust
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
First National Bank
Goll
Chapman Edition of The Star Sells Out Fast
The Chapman edition of The Star edited by evangelist Chapman and associates is on sale at the Stark Office on Seventh Avenue and at a Ragtey's drug store branch. An initial 60 000 copies were exhausted Monday night and a second edition is now available at listed locations across the city for one cent per copy.
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Champman
The
Star
STARK
Seventh Avenue
Ragtey’s
Star Carriers
Northwest
West
Kamranh warship transit and Russia revolt arrests reported
Telegram reports a warship passed Japan on April 23, Admiral with the main force at Tasumpo Bay near Korea on April 2. Russia sees arrests of three revolutionary leaders and a probable amnesty for political and religious prisoners. Train service resumes between Liao Yang and Mukden as supplies flow to Tie Pass via the Liao River.
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Kamranh
Japan
Tasumpo Bay
Korea
Fushan
Liao Yang
Mukden
Dalny
Tie Pass
Ieee Eee
Jonks
Liaover
Crouch Exonerated Following Misinformation Report
A Monday issue corrected misinformation about Charles R. Crouch. The Bar Association committee cleared him of charges related to a disputed payment, noting J. D. Crouch and M. defended Mr. McTavish, while Charles R. Crouch had no involvement. The panel consisted of Joseph Shippen J. B. Humphries and W. R. Gay.
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Fed
Charles Crouch
Bar Association
J. D. Crouch
McTavish
Charles R
Patterson Trial Opens With Women Present In Court
In New York on April 25, a rescinded order allowing women in the Nan Patterson trial drew many women and girls to the courtroom. Walter Norris of the Leonard Street station testified, identifying the revolver recovered when Nan was brought to the station. Captain Danny Bweeny recounted a conversation with the prisoner after her arrest.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Walter Norris
Leonard Street
Nan
Danny Bweeny
Two Stories of the Chapman Edition by Rev Charles Stellzle
Rev Charles Stellzle serves as Chap man edition editor for The Star guiding a chaotic day in the newsroom. He details cutting sensational cases and adapting to Chapman rules while overseeing printing of the Chapman edition with Dr Chap mans team and the staff.
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Cbsaieccenen
Tary “Ehiefs
St Peni
Arcanm
Bb C
O/Marly
Chicago
Chaptea
Ries Stelle
Star
Chapman
Charles H
Bbit
Ee Btelzie
Yours Truly
Strand
Dr. Chapman
Mac
Charles Brelsie
Fairchild Named to Washington Railroad Commission
Olympia April 25 H L Fairchild of Bellingham appointed by Governor Mead to the railroad commission. Other members not yet selected. Fairchild one of Whatcom counties oldest attorneys and has held prominent county and state posts. St Petersburg April 25 Field Marshal Oyama waits naval battle result before further Manchuria moves fearing decisive land action until sea outcome is known.
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Olympia
Wash
H. L. Fairchild
Bellingham
Mead
Railroad Commission
Fairchild
Whatcom County
Petersburg
Oyama
Manchuria
Oregon land fraud case overruled plea in abatement
United States District Judge C B Bellinger overruled the plea in abatement of Senator John H Mitchell and other defendants in the Oregon land fraud cases. The decision covers 26 pages and leaves the grand jury valid and juror qualifications sound. United States Attorney F J Heney says it clears the way for a June trial.
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Beripps News
Portland
United States
C. B. Bellinger
John H. Mitchell
Oregon
Mitchell
F. J. Heney
Speeding motorists threaten pedestrians on Union and Seventh
The Star notes daily speeding on Union street and Seventh avenue with 10 to 50 mph traffic. It warns that children at play and horses are endangered from reckless drivers. Authorities are urged to enforce speed limits to prevent possible tragedy.
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Automobilista
Star
Woman Drops Assault Case Against Chicago Doctor
Miss Harriette Louise Cherry plans to drop charges against Dr H 2 Huston of Chicago after alleging a violent confrontation at her Walden hotel apartment over a broken engagement. The case, set for Monday in Justice Davis's Pioneer Block court, may never be heard.
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Harriette Louise Cherry
Dr. H. 2. Huston
Chicago
Windy City
Miss Cherry
Dr. Huston
Walden Hotel
Romeo
Campaign Ends with Evangelical Campaign Closure
A noon meeting at Grand Opera House followed by 3 pm at First Presbyterian church and 7:30 pm at the big tent mark the closing evangel ical campaign in the city Tuesday evening. Dr J Wilbur Chapman and associates will finish services, then organizers scatter to Winona Lake Indiana and other locations for future campaigns. several choir leaders and soloists depart for Winona Lake, Minnesota, and Honolulu to conduct more series.
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Grand Opera House
First Presbyterian Church
Big Tent
J. Wilbur Chapman
Northwest
Chapman
Winona Lake
Ind
F. Allen
R. A. Walton
D. F. Pugh
Minneapolis
Fred Butler
J. P. Hillis
Henry Ostrom
Honolulu
H. 1
Sandwich Islands
D. 8. Toy
Frank Dickson
Meetings to Be Held in Astoria and Snohomish
Dr. H. W. Stough and J. W. Collison will conduct meetings at Astoria Oregon and proceed to Snohomish. The notice outlines travel and engagement details for the pair as part of an regional outreach effort.
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Astoria, Ore
H. W. Stough
J. W. Collison
Snohomish
Strike again at Montgomery Ward risks general lockout
In Chicago on April 25 the strike resumes as employers refuse to take back all striking teamsters. The dispute with Montgomery Ward threatens a general lockout or general strike. A final decision will be reached at this afternoon's conference between employers and teamsters.
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Chicago
Montgomery, Ward Company
Teamsters
Sailor Lost In Shipwreck Off Orca Alaska
The bark J. D. Peters arrived at Orca Alaska on April 11 after a fierce storm. One sailor Anton Peterson fell overboard and was lost as strong southerly gales battered the vessel. Captain Omar J. Humphreys owns the ship and Captain 5S. 8. Snow commanded it from Seattle with cannery supplies.
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J. D. Peters
Orca
Alaska
Omar J. Humphreys
Seattle
Snow
Anton Peterson
Peterson
Humphrey
Astoria
Cigar machine theft attempt on First Avenue
A stranger tried to steal a cigar machine from Lloyd Smith at a First Avenue counter while Smith faced away. The thief claimed it was a joke, but Smith warned him to try it on someone else. In a separate note, burglars raided three apartments Friday night, taking valuables not nailed down.
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First Avenue
James
Cherry Streets
Lloyd Smith
Smith
Thomas B. MacMahon
Thomas J. Brady
Charles F. Waldron
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