Funeral for Gilbert Utterback Heralds Bank Shortage
Sigourney Iowa January reports the private funeral for Gilbert Utterback the late cashier of Sigourney Savings Bank. Investigations reveal a long standing shortage totaling about 47000 tied to stock speculation during the Phillips corn war with falsified bank balances and concealed reports to directors and creditors.
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Sigourney
Evening Journal
Gilbert Utterback
Sigourney Savings Bank
Board of Trade
Utterback
Chicago
Des Moines
Sigourney Bank
Weather Forecast for Iowa From The Evening Journal
Washington D C January 16 The following weather forecast for Iowa today and tomorrow Fair tonight possibly becoming unsettled Sunday Warmer Sunday and west portion tonight
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Washington, D. C
the Evening Journal
Iowa
Local News Briefs From Crawfordsville and Nearby
Local items report 8S. P. Gordon returning to Crawfordsville last evening. Mrs. Smeltzer visiting friends in Ainsworth. J. W. Wallace improving after pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. OC H. Sandres to West Chester. Mrs. Eliza Williams of Cotter guest yesterday. Mrs. John Doyle en route to Crawfordsville on Burlington. Mrs. Julius Conger visiting George Williams home yesterday. Mrs. Alfred Hillhouse and daughter arriving from West Chester. Miss Verne Ashby to Burlington for a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mount and daughter Haze depart on Iden State Limited for California trip.
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Eliza Williams
Cotter
John Doyle
Crawfordsville
Burlington
Julius Conger
George Williams
Alfred Hillhouse
West Chester
Verne Ashby
W. R. Mount
Ter
Haze
Iden State Limited
California
The Labor Agitator Asks For Courage And Reason
A fragment from Joseph R. Buchanan outlines the key traits of a successful labor agitator. Knowledge of labor history and clear persuasive ability are essential. The best leaders balance advocacy with restraint to maintain peace and credibility.
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Joseph R. Buchanan
Russia limits free speech and Siberia as punishment
A quoted critique describes how few in Russia may speak openly about state matters, with dissenters exiled to Siberia. The piece notes the regime’s hostility to questioning general principles and interviews, and contrasts it with authors writing fiction.
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Russia
Siberia
B. G. Richards
Reader Magazine
Sunday dinners and local personalities noted in Crown Cafe notices
Local brief items report Crown Cafe urges Sunday dinners with a full line of cakes pies bread and buns. Numerous residents from Ainsworth Crawfordsville and surrounding areas are listed as travel visitors shoppers and social guests.
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Johnson
Tle
The First Popular Book of the Twentieth Century
An advertisement for The Story of the World's Worship by Frank S. Dobbins and colleagues. The volume surveys world faiths with 785 pages and 300 engravings, marketed by subscription through appointed solicitors alongside other books and Bibles.
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Frank S. Dobbins
S. Wells Williams
China
Yale College
Isaac Hall
College of Beirut
Syria
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