Pittsburg Bank Fails as Comptroller Closes Doors
The Pittsburg Bank for Savings, led by President J. S. Kuhn, was closed by deputy comptroller T. P. Kane after long disputes with the treasury over asset value. Officials met with bank examiners, notices were posted, and the Pittsburg Clearing House Association assumed control with no further trouble anticipated.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Treasury Department
First National Bank of Pittsburg
Second National Bank of Pittsburg
First Second National Bank of Pittsburg
T. P. Kane
Pittsburg Clearing House Association
McKeesport Bank Closes After Pittsburgh Bank Suspension
The First National Bank of McKeesport closed following the First-Second National Bank of Pittsburg asking for a receiver. Depositors flooded downtown as a notice quoted the action, with linking details about the Pittsburg suspension and the broader bank run impact.
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McKeesport
First National Bank of
First Second National Bank of
Pittsburg
First-Second National Bank of Pittsburg
First-Second National Bank of
Is Ann
Treasury officials plan statement on First National Bank of Pittsburgh
Washington officials met to hash out the First National Bank of Pittsburgh situation with a $3.4 million capital. Officials indicated an official statement would be issued this afternoon outlining whether any impairment exists tied to financing a new bank home office.
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Washington
Treasury
First Second National Bank of
Pittsburg
First National
Comptroller
Officers of Afflicted Bank Reported in Rebate July
July report notes officers of a national bank faced distress with the president and J. M. named in the issue. The fragment hints at financial troubles affecting leadership.
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Ind National Bank
Deficient Legal Reserve Shrinks Pittsburg Bank
Washington July 7 The legal reserve of the First Second National Bank of Pittsburg was deficient by 2 145 000 on June 4 the last call by the comptroller of the currency The condition suggests at least one third of its 3 4 million capital is impaired Former Comptroller Murray authorized the consolidation of the First and Second and acting Comptroller Kane closed the bank after directors asked in the depositors interests Representatives had conferred with McAdoo and associates in Washington
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Oscar L. Telling
Comptroller’s Office
First National
Second
New Bank
Lawrence O. Murray
Currency
Telling
Murray
John Skelton Williams
The
Treasury
Thomas P. Kane
Pittsburg
McAdoo
Williams
Associated Press
Washington
First Second National Bank of
Comptroller
Kane
Kuhn Brothers Build Delaware Bank Empire
J S and W S Kuhn, Pittsburgh bankers known as the Kuhn interests, are incorporated in Delaware with 500000 capital. James S Kuhn chairs the board and is president of the American Water Works and Guarantee Company. W S Kuhn is vice president of both firms and leads West Pennsylvanian irrigation and traction ventures. Their holdings span banks, irrigation, coal, mines, transit, and related ventures across Pennsylvania, California, and Idaho.
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American Waterworks Guarantee Company
Birmingham Waterworks
Arkasas
Waterworks
Little Rock
Ark
Yonenan
Ala
City Water Company
Nooga
Tenn
Ty Water Compitege Hast
St. Louis
Ill
Portsmouth
Associated Press
Pittsburg
J. S
W. S. Kuhn
Kuhn
Delaware
James S. Kuhn
James S
American Water Works and Guarantee Company
West Pennsylvania Traction and Water Power Company
Pennsylvania
United Coal Company
Colonial Trust Company
Tinsoli
Commercial National Bank
Commonwealth Trust Company
First National Bank of Alleghany
First National Bank of McKeesport
Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Kittaning and Leechburg Railway Company
Sacramento Valley Irrigation Company
Twin Falls Northside Land and Water Company
Freehold Bank of
This City
Kuhn, Fisher and Company, Incorporated
Boston
The
Security &Investment Company
West Pennsylvania Traction and Water Power Comany
Ee Weating
Six Steamers for United Fruit Co Arrival at Mobile
A revised weekly list shows six United Fruit Company steamers loaded with bananas will reach Mobile this week. Vessels include John Wilson from Puerto Cortez and American from Guatemala on July ? plus Viator from Ulua, Fort Gaines from Bocas del Toro, Harald from Guatemala, and Hippolyte Dumois from Bocas del Toro. All except the John Wilson dock at Mobile and Ohio Pier 1. Wilson at Louisville and Nashville wharf.
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Mobile
United Fruit Company
John Wilson
Puerto Cortez
American
Guatemala
Viator
Ulua
Fort Gaines
Bocas del Toro
Harald
Hippolyte Dumois
Mobile and
Ohio Pier
Wilson
Louisville and Nashville
T. D. Nettles
Nettles
Conway
Cooper
Port
Gulfport
Conways
Bay Cry Lumner Company
Civ T
Mercian
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Line
Louw W. Hogan
Dawn
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
River Front
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Illinois
Hogan
Jack Porter
John Foster
Jacksonville
Fla
John Solarie
Native
Mallory Steamship Company
Lenhart Injury Threatens Recovery After Dynamite Accident
Florala July 7. D B Lenhart a Covington county man employed by Jackson Lumber Company was injured while blasting stumps on a railroad right of way. He carried percussion caps in his hip pocket and the blast set off six caps after a fall. He is hospitalized in Montgomery Alabama under Dr Blue. He may recover.
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Montgomery
Florala
D. BE
Lenhart
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Ala
McGehee
Lockhart
Blue
Covington County
Jackson Lumber Company
Mackie Pleased With Gopherton Victory at Pensacola
Capt J L Mackie of New Orleans owner of the Elizabeth and winner of two consecutive Crescent City to Deep Water City races, praised Pensacola at a Friday spaghetti supper hosted by the Pensacola Yacht or Motor Boat Club. He arrived late yet received applause and noted the Mississippi waters’ appeal as he spoke to Commodore T C Watson.
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Gulf
Pensacola
Ela
Pensacola Yacht Or
Mier
Capt. Mackie
Mississippi
Gia
Public Health Commission organized in Pensacola meeting
The Pensacola public health commission held its first meeting organizing for business. Dr Mak lory Kennedy chaired with Dr F A Brink as secretary. members included Dr L de M Blocker Dr C W D Abemberte J B D Young D W D Nobles Frank L Mayes and Dr Wyatt Barnes. They discussed ship inspection policy to speed entry of ships with clean bills of health and will seek State Health Officer J Y Porter and Marine Hospital Service endorsement.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Public Health Commission
Maklory Kennedy
State Board of Health
F. A. Brink
L. de M. Blocker
C. W. D’abemberte
J. B. D. Yonge
J. Y. Porter
Marine Hospital Service
Lightning Spooks Riders as Bayview Park Car Jumps
A Bayview park car near Fourteenth Street and Sixteenth Avenue was struck by lightning causing passengers mostly women and children to leap from the moving vehicle. Several bruises were reported with one rider, MudknSesetexoskciine, suffering a badly sprained ankle and Kathleen Boardman receiving minor injuries.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Bayview Park
Fourteenth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Pegan
North Hayne Street
Five Canoeists Missing After Lake Erie Storm West of Buffalo
Five of ten canoeists are missing after a storm on Lake Erie five miles west of Buffalo. Believed drowned, the incident follows a party trip that encountered rough weather last night. The report cites recovery efforts and the dramatic loss of life near Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
Final settlement in insolvent estate of John Joseph Hyland
In Mobile County Probate Court Mary M Hyland as administratrix filed accounts vouchers and statements for final settlement of the insolvent estate of John Joseph Hyland deceased. The court set July 12 1918 as the date to hear and contest the settlement with appearance by interested parties. Judge Price Williams Jr. presiding. McMillan and Grayson attorneys.
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Mobile
Ala
John Joseph Hyland
Mary M. Hyland
Price Williams, JR
McMillan & Grayson
Actress Husband Charged with Bigamy in London Case
New York society reacts to Adele Ritchie the actress whose husband Charles Nelson Bell wed her on June 12. A London woman calling herself Mrs Charles Nelson Bell seeks U S passage to sue Bell alleging he financed her voyage before cutting remittances and filing a Chicago divorce suit while she was destitute. The original Mrs Bell also accuses him of bigamy.
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New York
London
Charles Nelson Bell
United States
Chares Nelson Bell
Adele Ritchie
Bell
Europe
Chicago
Notice of Sale Under Vendor's Lien in Mobile County
Public sale announced by John Craft as assignee to enforce a vendor's lien on land described in deeds from Realty Investment Co to Gulf Coast Tropical Fair Association. Sale set for July 21, 1913 at noon, Mobile in front of the courthouse, buyer to pay cash and deed at purchaser's expense.
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Realty. Investment Co
Gulf Coast Tropical Fair Association
N. S
Mobile
Mobile County
Alabama
Gulf “Coast ‘Tropical Fair Association
State of
Neshota
Hook
N.S
Amelia EB
Eckstein
Probate
Amelia H. Eckstein
John Craft
Court House Deer
Ala
Francis J. Inge
Calhoun May Land as Deputy for Florida
Washington reportsIndications point to D J Calhoun of Tampa being named deputy customs collector in Florida The post pays 2500 a year and is seen as the next available appointment for Calhoun amid political contention and shifting favors within the Bryan administration
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Washington
D. J
Tampa
Calhoun
William Jennings Bryan
Sparkman
Cuba
Bryan
Free Wool Policy Set for October and December Revisions
Washington July 7 The finance committee recommended to the caucus that free wool be enacted October 1 1913 and that new wool manufacture rates take effect December 1 1913.
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Associated Press
Washington
Finance Committee
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement claims women suffer from organic disorders causing fretfulness and despondency. It asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound remedies these ills and improves domestic harmony, presenting the product as a proven solution.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Election Scandal Broadens in Pensacola Fraud Inquiry
Following Saturday’s developments in the election fraud probe, County Solicitor issues subpoenas for about thirty more witnesses, including prominent city figures. The inquiry probes money spent by candidates and undeclared expenses, with promises of city jobs in exchange for support. Witnesses freely answer questions without evasion as the investigation extends.
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Pensacola
Pla
Ftill
Circuit Court
Mullane acquitted in child concealment case
In city court on Monday at 2 30 the jury found Joseph Mullaney not guilty of concealing a child from the Alabama Maternity and Infants Company on April 7. The verdict ends the case against Juanita Mullaney and Mary Wanda, the wife and mother-in-law, which will be nol pressed.
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Joseph, Mullaney
Alabama Maternity and Infants Company
Juanita Mullaney
Mary Wanda
Nolle
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Pittsburg Bank
J. S. Kuhn
United State
U. S
Worusss
Elas National
PTA
Ihc
Cc. Murray
First-Second National Bank
First Second National Bank
J. M
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Pierpoint Morgan
Senate
Travid Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
Morgan Firm
Bank Legal Reserve
Kuhns
United Fruit CO
Hope
Mackie
Gopherton
Public Health Commission AT
Mobile and Ohio
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
John H. McKinney
Mattie M
M’kinley
Louise
FE. M'Kinley
State OF Alabama
Villa Alba
North Royal
B. Luscher & Son
Dauphin St
Crichton Lumber CO
Florida
St. Joseph and
Oale
Mullaney
Gerardy
Ny Bank
First National Bank
Columbia Ice Cream Company
Gulf Coast
City Ticket
South Royal St
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