Putnam Bank Closure Ties to Treasurer Controversy
In Conn a Putnam bank closure and alleged board action to yield an $8 000 annual income clashed with the life of G Gilpatric treasurer of the Brete trust. Reports say Gilpatric attempted suicide as the bank examiners announced the First National Bank of Putnam would stay open.
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Davis ends vice chair tussle as Hague and Blair win
The Democratic National committee factional fight over vice chairs ends with Frank L. Hague Emily Newell Blair and Samuel Amidon seated while Kremer loses his post. Davis outlines ten platform planks including tariff reform labor rights and religious liberty.
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Clem L. Shaver
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Kremer
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Hague
Emily Newell Blair
Samuel Amidon
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League
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doo-Nremer
Columbus Veterans to Attend State Legion Conventions
More than 400 World War II veterans from Columbus will travel to Zanesville next week for the state conventions of the American Legion and auxiliaries. Legion headquarters announced today.
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American Legion
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Pittsfield Resident William Metcalf Dies at 64
Pittsfield August 12 William Metcalf longtime resident dies at his home. He leaves two grandchildren and one sister Mrs. D Brown of Went Tie. Funeral services at his late home on West 13th Street at two o clock. Burial in Pittsfield cemetery.
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Campaign activity dominates primaries in Ohio area
Fragmented OCR shows candidates like B Harris J L K Lima, C Homer Durand Coshocton, James A White former state head, Joseph B Steb, Clay Smith Jamipai publisher Cleveland. contests for auditor and other offices. Early returns indicate strong activity with expected delays and statewide results due by morning.
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Lima
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Joseph B. Steb
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Jamipai Hennegio
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Thad H. OW
Trial File and Sentencing Debate Across Leopold and Loeb Case
Jury updates show jorneys toward conclusion as defense argues adolescent-warded minds. The state contends the murderers were mentally twisted, seeking mercy mitigation before Judge Caverly. Also reports Doolittle begins bold non stop flight attempt from San Diego to Denver in a saline-fuel De Havilland craft.
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Chronicle Telegram Column Summary Pack
The fragment suggests a chronicle style column in the Chronicle Telegram. It hints at a column piece likely discussing local events, opinions, or notable persons but lacks readable specifics or named entities to confirm concrete details.
Markets in Cleveland Show Varied Produce Prices
Market listing from Cleveland notes prices for butter and other dairy goods, oats, eggs, oleo, cheese, poultry, fruits, vegetables and canned goods. Entries show ranges such as butter 40 1 2 to 41 1 2 per pound and apples 2.06 to 2.50 per bushel, with several items including raspberries, blackberries and tomatoes listed.
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York State
Railroad stocks dominate early New York market
The noon stock report notes rail road equities lead early trading with high priced and standard dividend issues in demand. Oil, steel and copper shares trade with mixed to weaker action while rails pause after a strong rise, with several stocks hitting new high price levels for the year.
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Named Director Announced for Architectural Arts Exposition
A new director leads the Architectural Arts Exposition with emphasis on structural design and visual installations. Details include organizational roles and event milestones set for the upcoming year.
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New York
American Institute of Architects
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Burke Praises Campaign Support and Personal Endorsements
Senator Burke thanks supporters and a young volunteer for eight to ten weeks of campaign labor across Ohio. He lauds community approval, the volunteer's sacrifice, and editors from Columbus to Cleveland who backed his bid. The speech ends with reflections on campaign issues and warm congratulations from neighbors.
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Ford may run for U S Senator if not on ballots
Bulletin items from Lansing Eastport Washington Dublin and London cover Henry Ford potential Senate candidacy if unnamed, Deland’s statement on ballots Russian relations US labor orders Silk Workers in Paterson a border dispute warning from Cosgrave and Davie speech comment on US role in Europe.
Debt conference hopes rise if Davis wins
Reports from Washington and New York indicate rising hope that America will participate in an inter allied debt conference if Davis is elected president. Officials say actions on sugar duties and debt cancellation remain uncertain until after Coolidge returns from Vermont in late August.
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State Briefs From Columbus Aug 12 19 12
Coy Downley reappointed L A Boulay director of the State Highways Department for one year as terms expired yesterday. Wheeling St Clairsville Cambridge Transportation asks Utilities Commission to extend a line between Cambridge and Newcomerstown with four six passenger buses planned within a month. Republican HQ says Governor Donahey should resign citing highway policy under his administration.
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Reed denies leaving Democratic Party
Kansas City reporting that United States Senator James A Reed of Missouri denies plans to withdraw support from the Democratic Party in the upcoming election He calls the report an attempt by someone with malice to injure him or the party and pledges full support to the party's state and national ticket.
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James A. Reed
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