Merger Delivers Fort Dearborn Banks to Continental
In Chicago on January 4 the $60 million Fort Dearborn financial group passed to Continental and Commercial banks after dramatic talks. The transfer guarantees dollar for dollar deposits and transfers Fort Dearborn accounts to Continental books. New directors from leading local finance replace former Fort Dearborn board members.
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Fort Dearborn National
Chicago
The
Continental & Commercial
Fort Dearvorn National Bank
Fort Dearborn Trust Ud
Savings Bank
Continental
Fort Desrbourn
Continental and Cohpperttal
New York
Fort Dearborn
Fort Dearborn Banks Transfer Under Clearing House Action
Overextended credits led to crisis with Fort Dearborn banks facing heavy loans to weronttiie manufacturing and realty ventures. Edward Tilden & Co failed to rescue, prompting W A Tilden to seek help. Clearing house approved Reynolds offer to take over, with guarantees and a large guaranty fund backing the move as safe.
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Fort Dearborn
Edward Tilden & Co
W. A. Tilden
Port Dearborn National Bank
Clearing House Committee
Springfold
Washington
Clearinghouse Committee
Reynolds
Ss.ca
Fort Dear Horn
Guaranty Fund
Cawal
Pickford Divorce Case Described as Worst
In Reno Nevada Mary Pickford's divorce from Cneen Moore is called "the worst of its kind" by Attorney General L. L. Fowler as grief filed in the Supreme Court seeks to have the decree revoked.
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Wegret
Cererte Fowler
Ceraen City
Nev
Mary Pickford
Cneen Moore
LL. BR. Fowler
Supreme Court
Vissctien
Sproul Seen As Likeliest U S Senator Choice
Washington January reports say Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania is the favored candidate to succeed Senator Penrose. President Harding favors the idea and Senator Watson indicates Sproul would be welcomed by both parties. Sproul has telephoned Watson to gauge reception and awaits possible immediate resignation to clear the seat.
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Washington
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Boies Prorose
Senate
Harding
Watson
Indiana
Penrose
Sprout
Beidelman
Tle
Amons
Newberry
Supreme Court blocks resale price system ruling
The United States Supreme Court held the resale price maintenance system illegal as unlawful restraint on trade. It refused review in the Hair Tonic case and left intact damages against coal companies from strikes. Leaders Alexander Howatt and others won a contempt appeal in Kansas. Wayne and Mildred Brown visited Keota.
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Bevehant
Supreeme Court of
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
The
Court of the United
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
Failumo
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Labor Ieaders
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Coronado Coal Company
Arkanads
Lower
Couarts
Lattor Organization
Cone
Local Notes From Bevins Area Include College Visit
Ray Hutt spent a vacation at home then traveled to Des Moines to attend Drake College. Mrs. Harold Perry left for Waterloo after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A A Beenblosson. Mrs. A R Oates reports encouraging improvement. Mrs. Jennie Burham of Marion Iowa was a business visitor yesterday.
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Ray Hutt
Dex Moines
Drake College
Harold Perry
Waterloo
Mrs
A. A. Beenblosson
Jennie Burham
Marion, Towa
Fleet Sets Sail for Navy Maneuvers at Winter Base
New York reports a fleet en route for wartime exercises with a winter base at the navy yard. Destroyer Bleck Plank and escort depart followed by cruiser Golantin and Task Force ships under Admiral Lary P. Jones.
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New York
Uvita
Wantie
Navy
Cinatitleey
Othe
Wecoming
Golantin
Pieet
Lary BP. Jones
Leary
Dickinson
Audharne
Navy Sare
City of Phoenix Periled by Flood
The northwestern portion of Phoenix, Arizona faced evacuation after Cave Creek floodwaters breached the Arizona Canal and Grand Canal systems. Officials reported flood waters reached city limits around eight in the morning, causing major property damage as the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association tracked the breach.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Resi
France Holds Out For Submarine Ban Discussions
Washington reports that Paris instructs to reject a full surrender of the submarine ban and press for a principled acceptance with thorough talks. France seeks clear definitions of merchant ships and arming rules, insisting ships of war not be shielded as merchant vessels.
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Washington
Dan
Paris
Fregech
Italiens
Admiral Dean
Naval
Grinhel
Hughes
Four Power Treaty Talks Stirred by Capital Ship Ratio Debate
Discussion in naval committee follows signals from London and Tokyo as nations debate a capital ship tonnage limit. Reports note a 1.75 ratio for the French with Italy, the United States at 5.53, and Britain and Japan pressed for a 24 year pact span, with talks on including Japan and Philippine independence shaping reservations.
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Cinsa Nivel
Wong
Great Britain
Anu
Japan
Capitel
Philippines
Irish Discuss The New Treaty In Turbulent Dail Session
The Irish Dail resumes debate on the Athodrisi treaty with bitter lines and high emotion. Opponents led by Art Center and Countess Markiewicz pressed criticism of terms and the oath while proponents like Beasley and J. J. Walsh urged ratification. Countess Markiewicz denounced southern unionists and questioned their future standing in a Free State upper house. She stated she would rather die than swear allegiance to King George as debates centered on loyalty and imperial ties.
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Michael Collins
Dail Eireann
Dail
Eamonn de Vatera
Dall Eireannef
Art Center
Countess Markiewicz
Art O'Connor
Trish Free State
Trehined
King George
Ireland
Lloyd George
Wineton Churchi
Trish
India
England
Bingharte
Treland
Tad
Henry Vot
The
Free
Install Officers of the Eastern Star Washington Chapter No 98
Washington chapter No 98 of the Eastern Star held a public installation last evening in the Masonite temple. The retiring matron Mrs Mary Kerr thanked officers and the chapter for cooperation as 1922 officers were installed by the retiring matron and Mrs Myrtle Speer with J D Glasgow presenting a past matron jewel to Mrs Kerr.
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Washington
Ora
Eastern Star
Max Marble
Mary Kerr
Myrtie KE. Speer
Relna Carris
H. T. Carria
Ruth Lerley
Myrtle BE. Speer
Dwinnie Thompson
Pearl Chambers
Kathryn Westphal
Lillian Gobble
Elva Carson
Edna McKimmey
Adah
Mildred Rice
Ruth
Verna Lupton
Rather
Myrtle Neiswanger
Martha
Grace Sigafoose
Electa
Cecil Glascock
Warden
Pearl Dickerson
Sentinel
Charles Freding
J. D. Glasgow
Kerr
Local travelers and shoppers noted in brief items
Miss Marguerite Wallace left this morning for Trair Iowa after a holiday at home. Mr and Mrs James Cook returned last evening to Ainsworth after a visit at the John Belville Ask your grover for Lyon s cookies Lemmon s Pharmacy promotes Hyomei for catarrh with a money back guarantee Advyt
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Marguerite Wallace
Trair
Iowa
Mrs. James Cook
Ainsworth
John Belville
Lemmon's
Advyt
State Centered as Springboard for Anti Irish and Elite Ideals
The passage argues that the state would serve as a hub from which anti Irish sentiments and English notions of luxury, wealth, and competition could propagate. It frames state power as a conduit for cultural and social influence.
Woodrow Wilson Morner DP Birthday Greeting
The text describes a public greeting at his home for a sixty fifth birthday, noting it as a great time and his strongest appearance since leaving the White House. It mentions crowds of people and a celebratory mood surrounding the former president.
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Morner
White House
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