How Schwab Worked In The Bethlehem Trust Deal
A fragmented report details Charles Schwab's involvement in a complex underwriting linked to the United States Shipbuilding company. It describes the Trust Company of the Republic, John J. Morgan & Co, and the Bethlehem Steel works, with references to stock allocations and underwriter roles.
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United Stata Rinbuthdine Company
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Abtliehem
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Telepatic Frean i Organization
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John J. Meter
W. Young
Aew
Ulo Trust
Tree Company of
the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
Deesker
Lane Howard
Inerry
Eniluim Dilkars
Salt London
Dresser
Seine
Young
Mercantile
Drust Company
Pont
Amelia
Abe Bethlehem Wee
Emtpusilaing
Dreeser
Tees
Charles Bt. Schwab
Hetichem (Tee) Company
Werner
Comneny
Moncottnams
Stileshipbuilding Company
J. F. Morgan & Co
Stess Vs. Dresser and
Nixon
Seth Lee Company
J.P. Mario
Coumpany
Dersner
Morgan & Co
Hethiehem Company
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Senate
Sit In Building Company
Mr. Morgan
Redmond on Balfour Cabinet Draws Irish Line
John Redmond voices Irish opinion on Premier Balfour's reconstructed cabinet in a telegram to the Associated Press. He criticizes the new lineup as weak and notes no new strong figures, mentions Lord Devonshire's resignation as a blow, and says Irish reform and national government are our concern while we watch Parliament.
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John Redmond
Balfour
London
Associated Press
Lang Mark Box
Arnold Forster
Alfred Lyttleton
Austen Chiliberlin
Duke of Devonshire
Ireland
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Wabash Railroad Reports Growth and Earnings Rise
The fourteenth annual Wabash Railroad report shows total revenue of 21 808 788 with continued growth in earnings and improvements in equipment and facilities. A surplus of 9 615 after bond payments and dividends is noted, with revenue after operating expenses improving prospects for stockholders.
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Wabash Railroad Company
Taleda
Akes
Tke Alanntaal
Onty
Anverest
Bonda
Lowe
Cause of Lockjaw from Wound Injuries
An account describes how lockjaw results from wounds such as rusty nails and contaminated injuries. It notes germ infection, delayed exposure, and symptoms including pain, swelling, and fever, and mentions treatment by doctors and a potential remedy offered by pharmacists.
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Cape
Washburn chapel cane rush ends in chaos injuring crowd
In Washburn College chapel a color cane rush between freshmen and sophomores erupted as chairs toppled and the president’s chair was smashed. Prof Orville Towne intervened, restored order, and formed a committee to settle dispute over cane placement. Freshmen allegedly carried red and sophomore yellow colors, while students cheered and canes were moved amid the confusion.
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Washburn College Chapel
Slaes
Ambronkin
Tell
Henne
Prof
Orville Towne
de Waadburn College
Tie Haltoe
Oerawd
Meverar
Washburn to debut new mascot in Saturday football game
Washburn College will showcase its new mascot the brown bear this Saturday as the Bear and the Band join the Varsity in a home game against the State Normal at Emperia. Preparations focus on defense and crowd control while the 25-piece band plans to perform after the game.
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Washbare College
Collpe Begeria
Washburn
State Norsual
Emperia
Rome
Coweh Kennedy
Itmn
Carrach
Plas
Marshall
Clarke Bush
Brigham Selected to Lead Midwinter Exposition Plan
Kansas Midwinter Exposition stockholders met at the Commercial club rooms and voted to proceed with a winter show January 26 to February. Brigham is general manager with full charge, and officers including Davis Frost Green and the board were re-elected. The exposition aims to feature manufactured and natural products from the state and to attract exhibitors with a broader entertainment lineup.
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Commercial Club
BR. S. Brigham
Taxt Your
Brigham
Topeka
Brighar
Spano
Wso
W. H. Davis
John E. Frost
Willam Green
RS. Firneham
Ts H Davis
Charles P. Adams
William Green
D. J. Greenwald
T. J. Anderson
Olle Kuehne
M.C. Holman
B. 8. Brigham
Dominican arbitration on wartime loan claim grows
The Dominican government appointed Mario Ceballos as arbitrator in the Salle de Lapi case involving a French lender who supplied arms to President Huereaux, amounting to about 215000 dollars. The claim, once recognized, was later disputed, M. Sata died, and the matter passes to his American widow. Minister Powell will seek settlement.
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Santo Domings
Mario Ceballos
Sala Dlei
Sala
Huereaux
Santo Domingo
M. Sata
Powell
Confessions of a Priest Rev Jon 5. Cox of Wake
A fragmented item shows a priest confessing years of illness and failed remedies. It mentions consulting physicians and trying medicines before praising electric bitters as a cure. The text includes garbled lines about liver kidney and general debility with a promise of relief.
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Wake
ATK
Tim Rollet
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Haneas Nye
Bonds in Default. State seizes overdue interest efforts
Treasurer plans to recover 3217.65 in interest from counties and school districts that defaulted on state adopt fund bonds. Most defaults are school district bonds scattered across fifty-two counties. The school fund holds 8,200,400 in bonds.
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Ea Treasury
Kelly
Finney
Garfield
Neratia
Norton
Nehens
Osage
Ais Fiawil
A Pratt
Rawle
Shhool
Stovans
Wallace
Washington
Seb
Wichita
Wrandotte
Barbers Question Licenses In Kansas Towns
Barbers in Kansas face licensing scrutiny as lawmakers enforce a state law requiring barbers in towns over 3,000 to obtain a license by September 1. Noncompliance means a $5 fee and state board exam. In Salina and other towns this rule has sparked trouble for established barbers.
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Kansas
Lowne
Barbers’ Board
Salina
Barbers in Wellington face license delays and sterilizer debates
The Wellington barber board renewed license deadlines, fined delays, and required a five dollar fee with an exam that many barbers refuse. The board also set standards for sterilizers, allowing choice among approved models. Officials note little visible change for patrons despite the new law.
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Barbers of
Wellington
The Kind You Have Always Bought Castoria Warning
Caution issued on Castoria bottles manufactured under Charles H. Fletcher supervision for over 30 years. Emphasizes checking signatures in black on the wrapper and red on both bottle sides. Warns mothers to beware counterfeits and counterfeit medicines for children and urges vigilance in medicine purchases.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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