People Are Real Bankers of the World, Editor Says
An editorial argues that the public drives banking, not presidents. It explains deposits fund loans, banks earn from entrusted funds, and humanity relies on credit rather than mere cash. The piece likens banking to blood circulation sustaining the body.
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Compsth
Eestbank
Earsh
Xeon
He- Jo Twansfer Co
TOY Ong
Rothschild
Igen
Jones
Smith
Brown
Joliet
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Law
Federal Reserve Bank of
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Salem home man near 98 eyes world fair
A Salem man, Peter Anderson of Rowell Avenue, who turns 98 tomorrow, hopes to visit the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition this summer. He credits clean living and long life to his routine and community banking as a symbol of shared financial support.
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Peter Anderson
Salem
Rowell ,Avenue
Race
Anderson
Chicago
Merchants Ordered to Clear Sidewalks in Loop District
Police in the loop and other districts warned storekeepers to stop piling boxes and baskets on sidewalks. Captain James McCraney ordered enforcement of the new rule, with arrests for violations. Chief Nicholas Fornango stated officers will inform violators before enforcement.
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Loop
James McCraney
New Order
Nicholas Fornango
Five Men Arrested in Joliet Area Drug and Theft Raid
Sheriff Oliver Flint and deputies raided Thomas Quantock’s farm 15 miles northwest of Joliet uncovering marijuana tobacco hidden under straw, bags of weed, two stolen cars, new suits, and an expensive fur coat. Quantock was jailed for questioning while others weredetained in Wheatland. The raid follows claims the farm was a hide-out for Chicago thieves. federal agents may be notified.
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Oliver Flint
Thomas Quantock
Joliet
Quantock
Flint
Chicago
Wheatland
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Walter Roach
Wiliam Windii
Ned Barnes
John Kirineich
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J.C. Adler Company
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