Banks Say Do You Think You Own This House
Banks question whether the speaker truly owns the house after a loan was granted. The exchange hints at ongoing tension over ownership and debt tied to the property.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
3
Banks question whether the speaker truly owns the house after a loan was granted. The exchange hints at ongoing tension over ownership and debt tied to the property.
Paris reports a woman writer killed Mrs Minnie Bridgeman an American in her Paris apartment amid alleged ties with Bridgeman. Madame Block said she had sought Bridgeman without success. Bridgeman is described as the separated husband of Jas E Bridgeman cashier of the New York Life Insurance Co. in New York.
Attorney General Isaacs faced a suffragist surge during the dedication in Reading. Guards tensed as activists rushed the guard and tried to reach Isaacs who narrowly avoided attack amid the crowd.
United Press Leased Wire reports a change in the Progressive convention schedule in Chicago. Col Roosevelt will give his declaration of faith Tuesday instead of Monday night, with Governor Hiram Johnson to call the convention to order at noon Monday. Former Senator Albert J Beveridge will deliver the keynote as temporary chairman before permanent organization.
In Brooklyn today 400 female workers from the Dressmakers' union walked out in protest of profanity and abuse in the factory workrooms. The action aims to halt abusive language and spark sympathy walkouts in other factories seeking improved conditions.
Mexican customs officers arrest an American conductor and porter on charges of embezzlement after discovering multiple rifles and 10 000 rounds of ammunition concealed in a sleeper of a train crossing the border at Nuevo Laredo Mexico.
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