Defalcation at Fort Worth Bank Referred to Comptroller
An AP report states a defalcation of 130000 at the State National Bank of Fort Worth Texas was referred to Acting Comptroller Thomas P. Kane by National Bank Examiner Van Zandt. The bank’s solvency remains intact. Vice President M L Woods is missing. Kane ordered reporting to the U S district attorney at Fort Worth.
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Turkish Delegates Appointed to Peace Conference
Talaat Bey Interior Minister Halil Bey President of the Council and General Techuruksia Mahmud Minister of Marine named as Turkish delegates to the peace conference. Talaat Bey and Halil Bey head the Union and Progress committee and favor good relations with Bulgaria. Their selection signals possible Turco Bulgarian entente or alliance dynamics.
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Diary Excerpt Reveals 1900 Anglo Japanese Treaty Ambiguities
The diary of Count Tadasu Hayashi, former Japanese foreign minister, shows Japan resisting Germany as a third party in a proposed Anglo Japanese bookmark. notes Berlin discussions with Ito and hints of Russia Germany China alignments affecting Korea and Manchuria. The open door policy for China and Korea’s territorial stance are outlined, with emphasis on a formal announce ment of the treaty to avoid misunderstanding.
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Zionist Congress breaks up in row in Vienna
The Zionist Congress dissolved amid disorder as president David Wolffsohn suspended the sitting. A clash over control of the Colonial Trust and National Fund pitted the inner executive committee against the political faction. Max Nordau was named as absent due to policy disputes.
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Last Caucus on the Tariff Bill in Senate
Democrats of the senate began what leaders hoped would be the last caucus over the tariff bill. They worked to finish the measure for a vote by tonight and debated an income tax amendment while reconciling internal differences. A further caucus could be needed for Senator News of Nevada.
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Washington
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Nevada
Jail Inspector Oates to Revisit Gadsden Jail
State prison inspector Dr. W H Oates travels to Gadsden for another inspection of Etowah county jail after condemning it for unsanitary conditions and transferring prisoners to Anniston. The facility is modern but deemed outside cleanliness and sanitation inadequate, with expected improvements planned.
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Gov O Neal and Family Back in Montgomery
Special to The Item Montgomery Alabama Sept 5 Governor O Neal and family return from Seed atmosphere local reports say lieutenant governor and political opponent would seek to assume office in his absence. The move ends rumors of a leadership contest and signals a likely orderly resume of duties.
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Ala
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