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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1917

Page

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Clearing House Statement On Northern Bank Suspension

The Clearing House Association of Seattle says the State Bank Examiner should liquidate Northern Bank & Trust rather than the Clearing House taking it over. Legal complications and coal mining assets at Lasaquah hindered recovery after foreclosure on Alvo Von Albensleben’s property. Deposits declined after the suspension, but the committee says the situation is now thoroughly cleared up.

Northern Bank& Trust Company Clearing House Association of Seattle Clearing House Association State Bank Examiner’s Department Lasaquah Alvo von Albensleben Sesaquah Northern Bank & Trust Company Clearing House Committee

Arsenic Pancake Tragedy Kills Five Kin Near Danforth

Mrs. J Meints of a Danforth area farm accidentally mixed arsenic with pancake flour in breakfast. She killed her four sons Theodore Irvin Mina and Fred and her grandson Clarence. The husband did not eat the cakes and the mother reportedly consumed none. The five deaths occurred over two days and left a grieving family and a strained farm community.

Danforth, Ill J. Meints Here Theodore Irvin Mino Fred Meints Clarence Meints Sebo Meints Mina Clarence

Bank Failure Reveals Mock Growth Claims and Public Fear

In Seattle 1916 saw the Broadway State bank collapse amid claims of growth and conservative deposit safeguarding. Crowds questioned the bank's ads while losses spurred anger and calls for prosecutors as the Northern Bank and Trust Co. also failed due to mismanagement. Other bankers attempted rescue efforts but could not salvage the loans.

4Th and Pike Seattle Broadway State Bank Northern Bank and Trust Co Northern Bank

Hewitt Not Charged Yet In Auburn Child Deaths

After a Tuesday meeting, Deputy Prosecutor Helseli and Deputy Coroner Koepfli decide no murder charge against S A Hewitt yet. inquest set for Saturday in Auburn. Hewitt, calm, denies knowledge. neighbor reports coal oil odor and Myrtle Hewitt testifies father poured oil on the mattress before the flames.

Helseli Koepfli S. A. Hewitt Auburn Hessell Hewitt Myrtle Hewitt

A Profitable Habit

Read The Star daily to catch store announcements and save on nearly every purchase. Advertisers offer fresher stock and better service, and Seattle's best stores feature their best offerings regularly. More than 60,000 copies daily.

The Star Seattle

British Fleet Searches Near New York for German Raider

The entire north Atlantic squadron of the British navy has been ordered into waters adjacent to New York to hunt for a German raider. Reports of a mysterious steamship prompted the orders to the squadron to search the area.

North Atlantic New York

City to vote on six hundred thousand bond for market

Seattle votes to decide spring election whether to issue 600000 dollars in bonds to establish a municipally owned cold storage plant and market. A 5 to 4 council vote submits the measure to voters with UW faculty approval and a labor council plan. A market commission would supervise operations. No U S city has faced a similar food supply solution.

Seattle Moore Fitzgerald Hesketh Erickson Holton Dale Haas Hanna Thompson University of Washington Central Labor Council United States

Coldest Night Brings Coastline Weather Cheer and City Water Plan

The coldest night of winter hit Seattle with 20 above at 5 am while unheated streetcars brought misery to residents. Skating and coasting thrive as more cold days loom. Puget Sound blizzard damage forced boats to port, and a city council vote approved land condemnation to boost Swan Lake water storage to 2.7 billion gallons for a 1,000,000 population.

Salisbury Swan Lake

Bank Fails as Depositors Rush Northern Bank Doors

A crowd gathered before the Northern Bank and Trust company after news of its failure spread by phone. Policemen kept order as notices posted windows read that the bank was in the hands of state examiners. Depositors learned it was too late to rescue their accounts as the bank remained closed.

Northern Bank and Trust Company Rim Bank 7 Bank Clal Savings Institut

Northern Bank Fails After $500000 Loss in Seattle

The Northern Bank and Trust Co of Seattle on Pike Street failed to reopen after suffering an estimated $500000 loss and liabilities of $1600000 against $1100000 assets. State Bank Examiner W E Hansen ordered closure after a run and a plan of reorganization was proposed to pay depositors about 60 percent. The failure traced to slow loan repayments, including loans to German interests before the war, with a run following Broadway State Bank's closure earlier in the month.

Northern Bank & Trust Co Pike St. Westlake Ave State Bank W. E. Hansen Seattle Clearing House Association Northern Bank Star Broadway State Bank Northern and Trust Co Broad State Bank Broadway Bank Northern Alvo von Sie City Northern Bank & Co Broadway State Phillips York City L. Collier Gerald Red W. G. Hall C. B. Sandefer

Home Rule Bill Introduced to Restore City Utility Powers

Senator Nichols of Seattle introduced a home rule bill striking at the state public service commission. It would let voters in first class cities decide if city utilities stay under state regulation. Cities would be parties to complaints and investigations affecting local franchises.

Olympia State Public Service Commission Nichols Seattle Caldwell

Detectives Scan Crowds as Bank Checks Surge

Department store detectives watch a crowd for fraud as stores report a flood of bank checks yesterday. One officer notes the flow of checks rose late in the day indicating a coordinated effort or mass payment activity.

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