Banks in Portland and Oregon figures in West notes
The item cites Dr. Crose of Oregon in Panama and Harry Logan a railroad engineer shot by a masked highwayman. It reports killings from an oil burner explosion on a steamer, legal appointments for Western states, a gold deposit at Goldfield, and various local criminal incidents across Portland Spokane and Montana with scattered names and places.
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Portland
New York
FR. Crose
Oregon
Panama
Harry W. Logan
Teal
Tracy © Becker
Hastale
Ant
Southern Pacific
California
Goldfield
Renaughe
Elmer Fe Todd
United States
Washington
Todd
Potter C. Sullivan
B. McDonald
Ed Smith
Great Northern
Hillyard
Spokane
Rondon Mont
Bath S. Waterman
Chelsea
Mass
Nev
Boston
Denver
Star Valley
Wyoming
Montana
Theodore Cantefont
Mollte Quin
Bolt
Davey
Essenary
CetiAee Oh
Gobel
Ralirnad
Ardor
Wittaed
Koewig
Leahey
Oia Yany
Pied A. Miller
The
Law Pine Mulegie
Equal Rights for Japanese Equal Rights for Japanese
A Tokio delegate in San Francisco pressed for Japanese rights on par with other powers. Hayashi said emigration should be limited to 450 monthly, pledged protection of Japanese interests, and pursued naturalization parity after Ishii’s report. The talks aimed to preserve friendship and seek an amicable solution.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Hayashi
Foreign Office
Seattle
M. Ishii
America
Berlin Traders See U S Crisis As Temporary
Berlin banks assure patrons that the New York crisis will pass and American securities look sound. A Holland financier in Berlin reports Amsterdam should invest in U S stocks now, while European offers tempt buyers. European brokers urge purchases as exchanges show unusual rates, with investors wary yet hopeful.
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Berlin
United States
New York
America
Holland
Amsterdam
Europe
Vousische ZebutiPs Branelal
Two Thousand Men Discharged by New York and New Haven
New Haven Conn The New York New Haven and Hartford company announced immediate large layoffs affecting over two thousand workers as part of sweeping cuts. The plan aims to scale back or suspend many trolley and steam system projects amid uncertain conditions and material shortages.
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New York
New Haven
New Haven, Conn
Newlands Pushes Conference on Transportation Interests
Senator Newlands from Nevada, vice chairman of the Transcontinental Waterways Committee, after returning from Washington, urged Congress to form a coordinated conference of interrelated transportation interests. He spoke at the University Club in Washington about advancing the con vention to realign investment and improve infrastructure.
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Newlands
Cniverary
Waohinutin
Newlaute
Nevada
Taland Waterwiye Gemnutter
Newlands Hoe
Plague Prevention Plan Approved by City Health Authority
An official health measure authorized by Washington authorities names Dr Mo White of the United States to oversee plague prevention. The plan directs waterboards and county boards to implement sanitation steps and ensure marine vessels follow new safety rules.
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Mo White
Meroy Servien
Wyrouns
Washington
Foundijaind
Env
Board of
Teal
Fragmented OCR notes on bank failures and city reactions
The readable text references bank failures and Lake City events, noting limited closures and the impact on cities, including Salt Lake. It mentions conservative figures, scandals, and a Wall Street incident but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Russian girl Barbara Laponkhin reported missing in London
Barbara Laponkhin daughter of former Reval governor Alexander Laponkhin and Russian princess mother vanished after leaving Aldwych theatre with an English governess. Russian embassy and Scotland Yard search the city, with the governess claiming a handwriting paste of Barbara. The case prompts theories of kidnapping to reach her father, currently en route to London.
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London
Harbara Laponkhin
Alexander Laponkhin
Reval
Scotland Yard
Barbara
Aldwych Theater
Barara
Seares
Laposkhin
M. Laponkhin
Russia
Miss Russell
Loudon
Worst of Gaisis Is Over In New York Banking Action
The financial district signaled an end to the worst crisis as no new bank suspensions occurred and most banks that closed temporarily last week were set to reopen. An $18,750,400 European gold import and big copper sales drew foreign money, while rising stock prices and hoarding fears buoyed banking circles amid rapid, decisive conferences.
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New York
Europe
Stock Exchange
Russian General Maximoff killed by unknown woman in St Petersburg
Russian General Maximoff, director of prisons for the interior ministry, died Monday after a woman unidentified to the public shot him at close range in his private office during a weekly reception. The incident is linked to tensions around the Russian piton affair.
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St Petersburg
Maxisky
Ministry of the Interior
Maximoffeky
Ste Reom
Meat prices dropping as packing firm cuts rates
Omala The packing Rouren of Omals on Monday reduced the prices of all Windy Of meate 14 per cent and hepate all further reduction Ed ward A. Cudwhy of the Cudahy Packing company believed prices would continue to fall and that the general decline in commodities would be achieved by the efforts of Alder Comillone and others.
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Omala
Omals
Edward A
Cudahy Packing Company
Harry Weld
Ohio Bank Closed and Cantier Taken Hie Own Life
Akron area report states a bank closure and a Cantier suicide details a disturbing local incident. Early investigation points to financial stress and potential motives as authorities examine ties to a broader economic downturn. Local officials announce measures to stabilize the community and protect depositors.
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Ohio Bank
Cantier
Montace Cannon Campaign Debut In Presidential Race
The text describes Montace Cannon entering the presidential nomination race with a Monday meeting среди Republican supporters. Mentioned are campaign begins, party figures, and questions about Cannon’s viability amid internal party dynamics.
American Staples Boost U S Credit Abroad Amid Finances Rise
The article notes American staples such as wheat cotton copper and tobacco boosting U S credit abroad and easing bank runs. It highlights calmer New York bankers demand for currency and urging hoarders to deposit or use certified checks while funds move to move crops and support national finance.
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New York
Europe
United States
Wear
Onter
T19
Exeh
Bie
Indian Territory Tragedy Ends In Double Suicide
Tulsa reports J T W Ke Campbell a wealthy Indian Territory operator was shot by Dr Stockwell after a family dispute. Campbell died instantly. Stockwell killed his own wife and then shot himself. Separately, Spanish King and Queen arrived in London and visited Kensington Palace amid heavy rain and royal welcomes.
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Tulsa
J. T.W. Ke Campbell
Oid
Indian Territory
Winteld
Kan
Dr. Stockwell
Tulan
London
Spain
Great Britain
Villa Urrutie
Iivestora
Ener Ty Kensington Palace
Alexandria
Bandingham
Poisoned Canned Corned Beet Incident In Los Angeles
A poisoned canned corned beet incident harms several Hortindys workers in Los Angeles. Three workers are named William Starr, J B Potthineer, Vincent Hice among others as affected but not in danger. A fire in a nearby store involved a foot wan pire busid from one of the cling Nene.
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Los Angles
Hortindys
William Starr
J. B. Potthineer
Vincent Hice
Thomas F. Gray
Horley
Antaher
Tore
Wealthy Bruttaman landowner found dead on roadside
A wealthy Bruttaman county landowner, Jobo Mooney, was found dead on a roadside wearing clothing. Police report 915,000 in bank certificates disappeared with him during winter. The case notes indicate he was about seventy years old and died under unclear circumstances.
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Jamestown
Jobo Mooney
Bruttaman County
Mooney
The President Praises Cortelyou on Financial Crisis
President Roosevelt on Saturday congratulated Secretary Cortelyou for his handling of the current financial crisis. He lauded conservative business leaders who acted with wisdom, saying their restraint checked the panic and preserved confidence and credit essential to legitimate business.
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Washington
Roonevelt
Cortelyou
Hielx
Otter
White House
Gruesome Exhibits Turned Over For Trial
From Rathdrum a special to the Chronicle reports that exhibits in the Steve Adama case were turned over Saturday to J A Foster, clerk of Keotenal county by Clerk Fairweather of Shoanone county. The items include a skeleton believed to be Fred Tyler, letters addressed to him found with clothing, a sack of canned foods, otter remains, a picture of Tyler, the Headman’s hair, and a ledger with many names shown at Wallace earlier.
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Bookane
Chronicle
Rathdrum
Steve Adama
J A. Foster
Keotenal County
Fairweather
Shoanone County
Fred Tyler
Tyler
Telis
Wallace
Bryan Plan Proposed to Stabilize New York Banking
William J. Bryan urged creating a guarantee fund funded by bank taxes to meet depositor demands during panic. He argued bankers oppose the tax, and believed a general panic in New York City could be avoided. He did not blame President Roosevelt for present conditions.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
New York City
Roosevelt
Plan to Rob Paymaster That Failed for Work
A plan to rob the paymaster of Credcont Coal Co at Pierre station failed. Four armed men with Winchesters attempted the hold up, targeting Joseph Arkwright who signaled the alarm and fled toward the nearby station. The plot was reported to company officers as thwarted.
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Pitthure
Amalyah
Credcont Coal Co
Pierre
Joseph Arkwright
Thinas
Quake in Italy Thousands Dead in Seismic Ruin
A major earthquake in Italy reported from Rome caused extensive destruction across Calabrian towns. Two hundred bodies recovered, thousands left homeless as telegraph and road links failed. Many villages suffered collapsed homes, prisoners and residents panic during aftershocks, with relief efforts hampered by floods and widespread damage.
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Rome
Perragamo
Brancaleone
Porsons
Sinopoli
el Marlo
Paulo
Gerace
Calateta
Catazaro
Snc
Encinia
Frenchmen Nervous Over Wall Street Turmoil
The article notes obsessive press focus on Wall Street, depictions of American millionaire wealth and stock market fears. It argues U S financial tension is nearing a crisis tied to wartime commerce, with Bank of Reykjavik bankers and Roosevelt policies blamed for endangering the economy.
Governor Sparks Visits Nevada Banking Scene
Nevada banks face turmoil as Governor Sparks arrives to calm a crisis. A bank run erupts at multiple institutions, with widespread concern over liquidity, closure risks, and the need for state action to restore confidence. Local officials urged restraint while the public awaited clear guidance on protections for depositors.
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Goldfield
Nev
Nevada
Sparks
Bank & Trust Company
Lisdearn
Wolters
Progres
N & Ormady Bank
Bankinu
Bank Oe
Pesalmist Promises Prosperity Speech in Topeka Meeting
A distorted note from Ripley Kansas describes a pesalmist who vows that a check to prosperity awaits. He warns of national conditions and claims the country is on the eve of a prosperous turn, urging belief despite unclear details.
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Topeka
Ripley
Santa Fe
Insurance Man Convicted of Perjury in New York Case
A New York man named Waller Gillette, once linked to life insurance policy matters, was convicted of perjury in a case tied to a legislative inquiry into a former affair. The trial proceeded after a lengthy examination of the evidence and statements.
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New York
Diwirler
Umoe
Wien
Waller
Gillette
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