Too Many Banks Calls for Higher Capital Rules
Kansas bank officials report a push to raise the minimum capital stock after a series of bank failures and wrecks. Bank Commissioner Albatich notes the banking system shows many state and private banks near the proposed new threshold, with data reflecting loans, currency use, and total assets across Kansas as of April 4 and 1400s figures, signaling potential regulatory tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuncay
Albatich
Kansas
Joan Ant Blernant
Seenee
Ecxchiingi
Erie
Sis
Caplia Ac
Instant relief and cure claimed by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as instantly relieving and permanently curing stomach troubles. It describes relief from palpitations sleeplessness and nerve tension with weight loss claims and asserts the tablets contain herbs and tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Kansas bank deposits rise as min capital urged
A tally from March 1 shows 20 new banks since Mr Albaugh assumed charge of the bank lhmissions department. Many banks lack warranted capital, with a push to raise minimums to 20000 to prevent risky lending and protect farmers and small investors from losses. The department cites instances of mismanaged loans and poor director oversight, urging stricter enforcement and careful capital requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Albaugh
Bank Ammmisssioners
New College Charter and Local Corporations Issued
The state charter board issued a charter to Jetmore college, a new corporation in Hedgeman county with trustees including Wiljah P. Bradley Jacob H. Draper and others from Tetmore Holbrook and Houston. The First State Bank of Scott City in Scott county Kam also chartered with 5000 hospital stock. Shareholders include Charles E Lobdell and Simmons White and Culver cereal company chartered for grain elevator business with Frost Culver and W Culver as principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetmore College
Jetmore
Hedgeman County
Wiljah P. Bradley
Jacob H. Draper
Charles W. Patchen
Albert H. Wiksen
Walton & Kenyon
Tetmore
Folomon M. Holbrook
Holbrook
Hutchinson Davit
Houston
Eun
First State Bank of
Scott City
Scott County
Kam
Charles E Lobdell
House of Representatives
Simmons
Huutchinson Reformatory
White
Kingman
Culver Cereal Company
Pees
M. Frost
L. Frost
E Culver
W. W. Culver
State
Rait Lexpeatae
Vanderbilt railroads reelect Neman. Brown named vice president
Directors at Grand Central depot meet to reelect Willem H H Neman as president of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and elect W C Brown, formerly Chicago Burlington and Quincy manager, as vice president and general manager for both the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and Lake Erie and Western railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Grand Central Depot
Willem HH. Neman
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railney Company
W. C. Brown
Ait Chicago, Hurlington and Quincy
Vicw
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Lake Erie and Western
Cuba Agent Sees Piatt Amendment Accepted Across Island
Secretary Hoot reported Governor General Wood says the Cuban Constitutional convention has accepted the Piatt amendment with general satisfaction. The Cuba issue centers on securing markets for Cuban products and avoiding U S tariff barriers, with a reciprocity plan possible after a Cuban government is formed and Senate ratification. An order regarding debts and mortgages, if understood, may ease upcoming difficulties.
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Washington
Hoot
Wood
Cuba
Sys
United States
Gen. Wood
Shooting at random shocks Stuttgart county town
Philipsburg Kan June 11 last Sunday night at the residence of Janes Ruckert a farmer two miles southwest of Stuttgart a dance ended in tragedy when James McCall was shot in the heart by George BreCall who says he fired into the air to scare crows McCall was held to stand trial at the next district court term and denied bail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Kan
Janes Ruckert
Stuttgart
Ruckert
James
George BreCall
Crowe
McCall
Italians demand redress over armed assault in Iola
A diplomatic note cites 24 attackers in Iola, with seven of ten reporting losses. Names and items listed include revolvers, watches, knives, and money, with calls for restitution and punishment under laws. Governor Stanley and Attorney Gell discuss avenues for redress and return of stolen goods. A separate report notes a Kansas child struck by lightning near Hiurrayville, Clyde Burkett, age 11, after thunder.
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Ola
Raswadowski
Kunswt
Iola
Antonio Hello
Giuseppe Liberto
Laciura Giuseppe
Nicolo Noto
Salvatore Dichira
Gil Casci
Rosario Vernacci
Luigi Vigone
Leonardo Marretta
Bernardetto
Stanley
Gell
Eral
Redrese
Count Raswadowsek
Portland Cement
Miinois
Kansas
Miesoard
Boy Killed as Coal Wagon Rolls Over Child in Street
Emmett Stephenson three year old deaf son of Councilman W W Stephenson died after a heavy coal wagon owned by Wear Co. ran him down on Monroe street near Third and Fourth avenues. The driver claims he shouted but the child could not hear. Witnesses said the wheels passed over him, yet he crawled a short distance before collapsing. He died about a half hour after reaching home. Funeral set for Saturday at 4 p.m. at home, Rev J T McFarland to officiate. burial in Topeka cemetery.
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Emmett
W W. C. Stephenson
Monroe Street
Wear Cos} Company
Bride
Third Street
Fourth Avenue
Monros
Edward
Andrew
Mr. Brant
Stephenson
Lite
Granville M. Horn
State Journal i Orden
Griver
Eien
Lei Ae
Penter
A. J. Furgeson
Mr. Stephenton
Chat
la Gown
Accle Sie
Homme
J. T. McFarland
First Methodist ‘Church
Smc
Stephen~ Sons
Duridl
Topeks
Rickie
Oklahoma
Fickie
Mary Smith
West Laurent Street
NEW Haa
Stork
C. Hi Seagraves
Elmont
Christ Hospital
Boeband
Park Kids
North Topeka
Santa Fe
Pension Office
Oran Layton
Garfield Park
Istec H. Kingman
Purist Hospital
Lee
Leaves
Risen
Lewis Kingman
Kinkinga
Shorey OU. W
MW. A
Soldier Townstiz Bee
Kansas Avenue
M. E
Bowl
War Hisass
George Miles
Basie
Wilcor
Bir
W. Swerte
H. W. Cheney
Mira
A cool dry May in the Kainsan section climate review
The Weather Bureau's climate and crop service for May notes a cool dry month with temperatures mostly above normal early, then below, and variably above midmonth. State precipitation averaged 1.63 inches, below normal, with notable deficits at Atchison and Lebo and widespread cooler days in western areas.
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Weather Bureau
Kainsan
TH. Jensines
Wen
Sieh
Kraatest Def
Atchison
Lebo
Bua
Sree Ara
Mons Sone Deticet
Wavelle
Santa Fe Excursion to Funeral of Brother Kingman
Amity Lodge K of P members are called to meet at Tap. mt. June Yist to arrange attendance at the funeral of Brother LH Kingman. By order of A. Jester, KR and 8.
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Amity Lodge
K of P
Amity Loge K. of P
Tap
Bro
LH Kingman
A. Jester
Baker's Side: Topeka Street Paving Plan And Time Extension
Mr Baker of the Topeka Street Railway discusses City Council action on paving obligations under the franchise. He says College Avenue will be paved immediately with proper bed and rails, notes the company seeks a time extension, and asserts it will complete paving promptly, with work advancing as ground freezes and conditions allow.
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Strees Car Company
State Journal
Baker
Topeka Hailwer Company
College Avenue
Bir. Ritchie
Sencs Hotely
Tsick
Sind
Holther
Bakeraid
Uwe Feliway Company
Cittean
Eford
St Couls
Pest
I Pavn
Census of consumptives in New York State to be taken
June 21 report from Dr Daniel Lewis plans a statewide census of consumptives to gauge treatment needs and guide future state actions. The effort, first of its kind, seeks data from local boards of health and aims to inform cure strategies for those unable to afford private sanitariums.
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New York
Daniel Lewis
State Board of Health
Sta
Lewis Ball Ifret
Boards of Health
Girecion
Knee
Irmiy
Topeka Reader Disputes Local Opinions In Topeka Columns
A reader from 518 Van Buren Street challenges the difference between opinions in Topeka locals and those in national papers. The note asserts the event described can be investigated and verified as true and mentions Mrs. A. Shima as a sole agent for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeke
Topeka
Peters
Ine
Montana
Shima
S18
van Buren Street
United States
Topeka column notes daily life and arrivals
Local column from Topeka reports various town visits and events. Names include Wesley Povasten of Linwood, Mrs J L Curbirth of Silver Lake, Mr John Gilman returning from Michigan, Rev Warren Mooney preaching at Potwin, Mr and Mrs Smith of Western, Miss Daisy Pearson, and Elizabeth Bargertit among others. Mentions job suits, hats sale, and Park Kids baseball games at Garfield Park with schedule and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parks
Norris Street
John Gilman
Michigan
Warren Mooney
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Potwin
McKee
Quincy
Mrs
Elizabeth Bargertit
Quincy Street
W. B. Spear
Kansas City
Mrc
Wi E
Pan-American Exposition Tickets On Sale In Buffalo New York
Local notices list several names and a miscellaneous ad for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York. Tickets are on sale daily with rates and deadlines indicated, including a two day line and a discounted option. Deposits and contact through ticket agents are mentioned.
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Stenae
Buffalo
New York
Timita
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Hite
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