Indiana banker Gilman jailed for embezzlement in Chicago
Gilman former president Jeppensee Home Bank of Goodland Indiana found guilty of embezzlement. Sentenced to one to three years in state prison. Reports note disappearance of 173000 dollars from sub treasury in Chicago and related banking turmoil nationwide including bank failures and insolvencies across multiple states and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nin
Gilman
Jeppensee Home Bank of
Goodland
Ind
D. Gilman
Indiana
Chicago
Cortelyou
Citizens’ State Bank of
Firth
Neb
Jorbin King Com
New York
Safeta
Smn
Atmon
Warsaw
U Bank of Conception
Clyde
Smith
Chivaxa
Bank of America
Cliscow Bank of
Eureka Springs
Ark
E-Fort Dallas National Bank of
Lute Authoritien
Pope Mig Co
Hartford
Conn
Bop
Watson & Co
Oah
Bourd
Union Bank of
Idenland
Bowman Bank
Hkulwinesco
Fragmented OCR Rumors From Early Lynching and Trials
The text compiles scattered notes on lynchings, commutations, bank attacks, murders, and trials. It mentions hangings in Mississippi and Arkansas, a Philadelphia bank violence, and various court actions. Names and places are fragmentary, with multiple events and individuals referenced in scrambled form.
Fragmentary notice lacks clear headline
The readable text shows garbled OCR content with no coherent names dates places or events to summarize. No identifiable subject or action can be derived from the fragment provided.
Ports and mine disasters tally on a grim year
A flood of brief notices records a string of deadly calamities across ports, mines, and industrial sites. From Fort Worth to Cape Cod, crews suffer drowning, explosions, collapses, and boiler failures. Notable fatal incidents include Monongah West Virginia with about 40 miners killed, and Sachhy Creek Pennsylvania with around 300 workers lost to gas explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Honds
Cal
Nat Pnebiratye
Lake Michigan
Sterner
Ima
Ammonia
Monwerse
Etante McNear
Garden Valley
Idaho
Hampton Roads
Oal Pileeburg
Faunch
Cape Cod
Tay
Maas
Georgia
Bun Pandar Expa
California
New York City
Dan Pedco
Éoli
Wharf
Chicago
Roerville
Muna
Quebec
Lawrence River
Charleston
Coltlaton
W. Va
Shelton
Wash
Burning Forest
Bay Aspinwall
Banix
SOA
Newmunee
Micha
Luke Superior
M-Newr Jackson
Ala
Forey Bet
Bellaire
Gloversville
N.Y
Powder
Steubenville
Beal Hoth
Autwanker
Wis
Tene- Trent House
Aire
Monongah
Ain
Bay Sachhy Creek
Devastating Waves Hit Islands Amid Global Turmoil
Reported tsunamis and wreckage strike multiple islands including Java and Bimal. Naval units led by Admiral Davis reach affected areas as ships and crews face loss and damage. International aid discussions and rescue efforts unfold amid widespread disruption and diplomatic chatter.
Historic World Turmoil and Disasters Reported Abroad
A fragmented 19th century recap notes Moorish camp disruptions, a peace conference ending in Japan, and prison ministry leadership in St. Petersburg. It records a landslide near Karatagh destroying homes, a hurricane and a Paris fire, and monarchic succession in Sweden as Oscar II and Crown Prince Gustave V rise to throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnsé
Pereguens
Japan
Eirie
Hagie
Sodom Matoky
Ministry of Interor of
Mumma
St. Petersburg
Karatagh
Notable figures listed across states and cities in January notices
A dense OCR montage lists numerous public figures, Congress members, governors, and prominent professionals, with locations and roles. Names include Jol Winans, W. R. Higgins, James A. Kirk, Clinton Favotti, John Alvaander Dowie, and many others, scattered across Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and more, indicating a broad roster of notable individuals and positions from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urig
Gem
G. A. Bell
Washin
Montgomery
San Fran
Ee-Congresaman
Jol
Clastonbury
Sonn
Fonaresaman
Lepuy
Wiscolnsin
Jofurson
John Alvaander Dowie
Zion Cty
Thyatlon City
Congresaman
Clinton
Favotti
Fon
Scaught Brockton
Chicago
Saxe Rock EO
Dh. Ffilley
League Island Navy Yard
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Ronton
Miri CG
Moy
Army
Aahington Tains
Totty Spmimander Ae Mingourt
Philadelphia
Y Brith
New York
Uloob
Klote
Elie
Hiragy
Ras Findlay
John Waleon Lan Maglaren
W. Potter
Fragmented OCR notes on American football and basketball events
Readable fragments describe games and players with scattered names and places. Mentions Munising and Tyann pagan vat Pak 1 round iui and references to opponents. Content is garbled with unclear dates, teams, and outcomes, yielding a brief, obscure sports item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munising
Tyann Pagan
Unclear OCR sports notes summarize track and golf results
Fragmented text reports racing and golf events at multiple venues with several named individuals. Mentions about a Newt ro race, a Roy, and a world record hammer throw near 7M feet 8 inches, plus various track contests and championships across universities and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Tomas
Newt
Unie
States
Cotommy
Burts
Aout
Pin Ivee
Celve ES Bled
Tate i
Fhilaneh
Far
Ping Fret Enlle
Ree
Ban Frame
Button
Internatia Iy
Ont
Stew “York
Ohal- SC
Thomas Liptay
Rece
Kansas
Hurst
Jornier
Tornado and Storm Toll Across Regions With Damages
A historical OCR fragment reports scattered tornadoes and storms across multiple states and territories. It notes deaths and injuries, widespread property damage, and wrecked vessels along rivers such as the Ohio and Arkansas. Locations include Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Iowa, Texas. Arkansas pariary. and Chicago area references with varying losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Aris
Woo
Eranga
Buffalo
Washington, Ark
Pariary
Pittahure
Ohio River Valley
Bere Ork
Sipplanid
Alabama
Chiipameingy
Chile
Mazica
Medicine Lodge
Bermuna
Uga
Nella Fe
Orihery
Indian Territory
Torn
Derricks
Thoclester
Dannee
Wiaconain
Taavenworth
Kan Aue
Lae Croean
Wiacenain
Leeda
Enere
Texas
Unclear federal court cases and labor actions loom in 1920s press
Fragmentary OCR bundles diverse items from a 1920s federal court and labor action report. It mentions judges, injunctions, Milwaukee striking leaders, rail workers, miners at Goldfield, and trials with hung juries, plus references to New York trouser wear, telephone lines, and wage increases amid union recognition debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joder MerCall
Federal Court of Gamphia
Laboliette
Milwaukee
Goldfield
W—Bhée
Chicao Caine
Ieubure
Uniin
Frans Fastin
Mtu
Arusie
Ffrandtecg
Conmuta Lions
Pawith Lepine
Jon Wo
Lin
Unclear Text Fragment Highlights Labor Talk
Fragmentary OCR note mentions salary telegraph work and a supposed union leader in a city setting. References a president, streetcar workers, and potential offers involving miners and owners. Details are indeterminate due to missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiallway
Tatog
esinernane Nall union B_Sieiking
Loutaville
MONI
Werinua
Clot & F
Goldild
New
Trovile Minera and Minn
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet From Various U S Locations
A ragged OCR excerpt lists places and incidents from New York to Philippines, mentioning stores, works, plants, and damaged buildings. It references Baldwin Locomotive works, Hutchinsons, Memph is Cold Storage Co, and numerous damaged properties across cities like Lan, De, Ni Tie, and Cody. The fragmentary text hints at destruction and business impacts in multiple regions.
Prominent figures cited in contested trial and indictments
Fragmentary OCR yields a dense tangle about indictments and trials involving officials and entities in multiple states. Names such as Abraham, Ban Franc, and S-Jamestown recur amid references to federal court actions, miners, and political figures facing charges or investigations during a period of legal upheaval.
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Kilukerbocker Trust Co
Immanity
Pittsburg
Becaline
Financial Stringency Base Bank and Trust Co
Carson
Nevada
H_Tires
Ryuthern Kieul Ua
Birmingham
Aix
Bicore
Union ‘Trust Co
Providence
AOL
Sis Beried
M— Hanks
Sulit
MoregMnoes W
California Rate Deposit
Fe Trust
Ban Wranciano
Kankas
United Btatey Steel Corporision
Tens Oe Coal & Iron
Natanal
Hank Af Derick
Okie
Galler American Bik Ce
Atook Il
Fenn
Whch
Midis
Racalver
Clie
Alale Trenaurer
Stianal Bank of
Cammenin
Financial Institutigna of
Sanetary
Aueperdnd
Rational 1
Pitteburg
Muwelers’ Mational Bank
Noeth
Jane Stevenson
Winvonsin
Spocnt Jun
J. H. Bankhead
John Organ
C. Bacon
Aenator
Frank A. Lemeh
Mint
Heotarts
Haskell
Oklahoma
Iilan Territory
Illinois Supreme Court
Tom
TF. Burton
Cleveland
Kentucky
Son
Republicapa Ani
Tammany Cosinty
Annon
Aoki
Dan Poe
Trayeulalleisth
Lesnslatess
Hank Lanieuidiod
Erna
Walley
Reimiboneal
Siey
Ant
Mayersville
Mias
Midway
Shello Steele
Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia
Cumhier
James Cullen
Slepenin
Charles Clos
Ty Mab
Harry Ko Thaw
Stanford
Thos Baldwin
Sea Farmer
Colfex
Chas Kennedy
Mra
Elstun
Caes Mar Pit
W Miller
Beaver Dart
Step-Oiliar
Self
Monroe
Met
Stamp
Merchants’ National Bank
Hanover
Colvert
Trane
Kanaas
NeSrand
Louisiana
HL Aldrich
Oo Haugh
Dayton
Olirm Hum
U-Negry
Ynehet
Tegra
Damwalt
BoUrdudee
Hargis
Wm. Haywant
Exfor
Tila
Hourton
Hares
Patrack
Henry
Houten
Neue Munch
Sete
Karltau
Washington
Karin
Mwither
Tayi
Rimate
Eneh
Laury
Casuaenies
Ale Huan
Eaton
Ieee
Teninra
East Indian
Davin
Kulgetan
Aumiral Davis
Uruema
Miwon
Atna Plikerne
Murtiepoul
Buklund
Alexandpowsdy
Foneau
Hania
Ameonal
Durth Auanralla
Binnie Yale
Frian Candee
AriWord
Haka
Holland
Rity Gale
Parsey-Moe Daraams
Niger
Prermice
Bulmaria
Naminaae
Chin
Mckinsey
Canton
Jon
Ser HO Huger
Stamford
Wm. McKrats
Cumberland
Jun i-Henator Jonas. Morgan
Ala- Pama
Waatilardeo
Ae Aria
Abraham Neoln
Delpia
Aiutton Tor Lurie Iaker
Laavens
Hot Springs
We Drigien i
P. Powel, Ree
Renee
Haeman
Nelson
Ghia
Peahene Ary
Idas Reddick
Wiel
Congeneman Minewiirl
Lextetin
Peiiinet
Minginheen
Tena
Alenamdels
Kenatir Malley
Merida
Denesacole
Freena
Ture
Michigan
Lana ‘Phelps Pub
Baldwin Locomotive Works Se
BS A
Aeros
Winshiet
Sevatry
Joke
Anamak
Aeehine
Agher Forceme Co
Ni- Tie
Carers
Hutchinsen
Francisca Gas & Sect
Molin
Panay
Philippines
Barnesboro
Almont
Deiroi
Agati Toms
Rod reDn
Coney
Ana
Ho Aaron
Sunoma
Rnoe Co
Chi. Natur
Horakeams
Nein
Louis Ti Oes
Wie
Mil Viner
T Haslies
Cody
Wyo
Piret
Indiedinent Y Atanderh
Joao
Jidew Hallam
HNL
Helale
Siana
Franvises
Abraham Ah Oben
San. TV
Funda
Alton
S—Jamestown
Tercomennin
Sientad Winyar
van Prat
Sini Ign
Fematnn
Lee Jurtenrani Indiane
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