Ohio Banks Hold Over Two and a Half Billion In Deposits
The Ohio Bankers Association reports deposits in Ohio banks reaching 2.59 billion dollars for June 30 1927 with Elyria holding about 18.6 million. Six month gains exceed 136 million, savings accounts total over 1.3 billion, total bank resources surpass 3.141 billion. The data suggest continued economic growth and increased capital for state development.
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Ohio Bankers Association
Elyria
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Charles H. Mylander
Life's hazards rise with record disasters this past year
The article notes an unusually large number of catastrophes over the last year including wind storms floods mine disasters and wrecks at sea and rail. It reflects on greater risk due to more people and infrastructure and yet observes no panic as hope and confidence in life endure.
Beloit Wisconsin has twice as many telephones as Venice Italy
The article notes Beloit Wisconsin a mid western town of 23000 people boasts twice as many telephones as the world famous city Venice Italy with about 500000 residents The remark underscores contrasts in communications infrastructure between two distinct cities in different countries.
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Beloit
Wisconsin
Venice
Italy
Notable Birthdays for Curator and Congressman
The American Museum of Natural History’s longtime curator from New Haven Connecticut is celebrated on his 65th birthday. Don D. Colton, representative for Utah’s First District, marks his 51st birthday today, born in Mona Jueb county, Utah.
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Malaria Control From Mosquito to Minnow Fish
A reader explains advances in malaria history and control. The royal Italian government funds a malariology school in Rome studying climate, vectors, and treatment. It highlights the mosquito Anopheles as the transmitter, quinine as a treatment, and fish (minnows) as a natural control.
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Rome
Laveran
Rosenaus
Ross
Ned Cross
Tree Fatality Sparks Public Spirit Comment
Lisle Kite and six companions struck a tree nine miles west of Seymour on Sunday, all escaped with minor bruises except the tree which was killed instantly. Jake Renthy laments the lack of public spirited citizens like Tell Binkley who constantly opens his basement for gatherings.
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O’ Seymour
Tell Binkley
Jake Renthy
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Anniversaries and notable historical events list
YESTERDAY'S 1902- TODAY'S ANNVERSARIES. 1880-Gen Porfirio Diaz famous Mexican patriot and president born in Paris July 2 1915. 1842 Loyola College in Baltimore opened. 1862 Gen Jesse L Reno killed at South Mountain Mc 1897 William T Wilson installed as president of Washington and Lee University. Horace Gray US Supreme Court died Nahant Mass born Boston March 24 1828. 1903 James K Kelly former US senator from Oregon died Washington DC born Centre County Pa Feb 16 1819. 1916 British Columbia voters adopted prohibition. 1925 James J Walker defeated Mayor Hylan in Democratic mayoralty primary NYC. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY Jacob Rosenthal wealthy retired New York merchant murdered by the Mexican snakee kidnapped him on September
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Loyola College
Baltimore
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Reno
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Washington and Lee University
Horace Gray
Supreme Court of the U. S
Nahant
Mass
Boston
James K. Kelly
United States
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Centre County
British Columbia
James J. Walker
Hylan
New York City
Jacob Rosenthal
New York
Seventy Fifth Anniversary at Loyola College and Global Conventions
Loyola College in Baltimore marks its seventy fifth anniversary today. A whirlwind campus event precedes a general election for the Irish Free State parliament. Notable gatherings include the Severagen Grand Lodge meeting in Little Rock and the Pacific Foreign Trade Council opening in Victoria. Distinguished guests include Bryce, widow of a British statesman, at a New York luncheon. Conventions begin in Asheville, Chicago, Durham, Cleveland, Denver, Easton, San Bernardino, and Wenatchee with various professional and trade groups.
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Institution of Learning
Baltimore
William A. Guerry
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South Carolina
William Howard Taft
United States
Washington
New York
Asheville
WN. C
American Association of Obstetricians and
Chicago
National Hardwood Lumber Association
Durham
D. C
National Negro Bankers Association
Cleveland
Phi Delta National Fraternity
Denver
Colo
Wisdom surpasses strength in quiet wisdom
A brief religious reflection cites Ecclesiastes 4 16 to 18 about wisdom chosen over force. It notes that the poor man's wisdom is often ignored while even the words of the wise go unheard among fools. The message contrasts wisdom with weapons of war and warns that one sinner can undo much good.
Cross to avoid meeting me on street
A humorous note from 1927 suggests passersby avoid meeting the author by crossing the street. The writer insists it is not their greeting method but others failing to notice their friendly approach.
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Republic Syndicate, Inc
Concealed Smuggling Room Found Near Rye England
Fragmentary report describes a hidden chamber described as an ug a stretch of 7500 miles used by smugglers. The notice mentions locations in Buenos Aires and Rye England and references population and radio commercial figures amid unclear context.
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Buenos Ayers
Rye
England
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