Building and Loan Associations Reach Vast Nationwide Reach
Frederick Bader of Cincinnati presents startling figures on United States building and loan associations. The movement claims over 2,400,000 shareholders and more than 100,000 people directly involved, with 19 multinational figures across eastern states and twelve in the west. Philadelphia touted as the City of Homes, and the movement emphasizes cooperative saving and social benefits for working people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bader
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Inevinath
League of Associations
Hamilton County
Bader
Aur
Mir
Prent Peope
Building and Loan Association
Phfcaco
National
Rapids Mieng
Coun
Iniladelphia
Ninetern
Hava Nog
Coudley Ie
New York Republican Leader Timothy Woodruff Steps Down
Timothy L. Woodruff, longtime New York Republican leader, relinquishes his party post amid leadership reshuffles. The move follows months of internal debate over strategy and future direction for the party in the state.
Woodruff Resigns as New York Leader Amid Turmoil
Abstracted report notes Woodruff resigns from leadership in the Kings organization amid internal shifts. It mentions OO and beta groups, Naval Officer Joti named as new leader, Stevius alt Party, and unresolved security questions. A separate item cites a driver crash involving Avie Jatin and Saley with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wootrutt
Lein
Feon
Beta
Joti
Stevius Alt
Bonaparte Subpoenaed Before Steel Investigating Committee
Bonaparte was subpoenaed to appear before the Steel Investigating Committee to explain ties between the International Harvester Company and the United States Steel Corporation. Witnesses George W. Wickere General Herbert Knox Smith and Judge W. Kenyon testified on corporate relations and possible prosecutions regarding the Harvester case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joy
Hecht
Ae Bonaparte
Distriet
Oregon
Mir Stanley
Honu Parte
Davids
International Harvester
Townsend
Stanley
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
bothhOr
George WV
Wickere
Herbert Knox Smith
W. Kenyon
Mittee
Rust
Ham
Balloonist falls 700 feet in front of crowd at Park event
In Plainfield Illinois on July 27 Harry Darnell a veteran balloonist from Chicago plummeted 700 feet to his death before thousands of horrified spectators during a holiday festival at the Park. The tragedy disrupted the celebration and left onlookers in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Harry Darnell
Chicago
Lee
Beaumont Victorious In £50,000 Great Britain Flight Race
Beaumont, flying a Valplane, wins the London Daily Mail prize for the 1,010 mile circuit of Britain aviation race. He finishes at 2 07 p m after a height takeoff from 1,000 feet. Woodrines comes in second.
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Brooklands
England
Beaumont
Lieutenant de Conneau
London Daily Mail
Woodrines
Indiana and Wisconsin Weather Forecasts Mention Showers
Indiana cloudy and warmer with possible showers today. Moderate southerly winds. Wisconsin increasing clouds with showers tonight or tomorrow. Southeasterly winds remain moderate.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Sultan Mehmed III's health worsens with kidney disease
Telegram from Constantinople reports the Sultan Mehmed VI's illness causing anxiety among physicians. He suffers from kidney disease and arteriosclerosis, with his condition described as serious and worrying for the imperial court in Berlin on July 27.
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Sultan
Turkey
Berlin
Germany
Constantinople
Sultan Mehmed Vy
Will Build New Mills
Stockholders of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company vote to raise capital from ten million to fifteen million dollars to fund construction of several new mills in Youngstown Ohio during a July meeting.
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Youngstown, O
Stockhalters
Thea Youngstown Sheet and Viiv Company
Aea Aa
Keeley recounts urged purchase of Tribune documents
Tribune editor describes meeting with a man selling papers tied to George Gravis case. Keeley testifies the aim was to obtain materials relating to Senator Lorimer and political influence. he refused to aid, noting embezzlement charges and legal obstacles.
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Tribune
George O. Gravis
Wii Felde
Vere
Leaheppee
Chicago Senate Committee
Lovie
Keeley
the Tribune
Lorimer
Cios Ione
Hancecy
Oseur
United States Senate
Popper
Jerald Menus
Tlaney
Pletcher
J. Wi
Ham
Jones
Ted
Washington
Nfl
Sonic v
George
Avis
Has
II. Tribune and
Wich
Comcis
Tieen
Clivis
Ime
Chicaro Po
Diet and Meat Hints by Dr Allen Pond Specialist
Dr Allen Pond argues heat and energy come from carbon with oxygen from the lungs. Carbohydrates and fats supply energy. proteins should power cell formation, not energy. He notes meat-heavy diets may mislead, cites cannibals and Eskimo with cancer absence, and admits his own health rests on a no-meat approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiith
Taft Signs Reciprocity Bill in Quiet White House Ceremony
President Taft signed the reciprocity bill with minimal ceremony as Secretary Knox and other officials witnessed. Messages from across the country and Canada flooded in, including telegrams from Andrew Carnegie praising the move. The Senate had passed the measure earlier, signaling the nearing end of the session.
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Washington
Windy
Taft
Tutt
Knox
Mer Taft
Pen
Pose Clairman
Senate
Omrmutte
Mercid
Babes Nagel
Hilles
Representative Littleton
New York
Ay Tott
Colgrat
Sec
Canada
White House
Wedding of Margaret Rutherford and Ogden Mills Planned
Newport Ro June 2 reports a wedding of Miss Margaret Rutherford to Ogden L Mills. The ceremony is set at Mrs Vanderbilts home in France with details emerging here.
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Newport
Mise
Margaret Rutherford
William K Vanderbilt, Sr
Ogden L. Mills
Alv
Ogden
Mills
New York
Vander Mill
France
Lantember
Aviator Beaumont Fretyiun Wins and Netights Race
Aviator Beaumont Fretyiun wins a key race labeled Real Nain Ia Conneau. The event highlights a dramatic finish with Fretyiun securing the lead over rival competitors.
Prendergast Enthroned Archbishop of Philadelphia See
In a grand ceremony at the Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul the late Archbishop Patrick Ryan was succeeded by Edmund Prendergast as Archbishop of the Metropolitan See of Philadelphia. Dignitaries and clergy attended as the great edifice was filled with flowers and music.
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Wrebdlenese
Mont Rey
Edmund
Philadelphal
SS Peter and Paul
Patrick John Ryan
Explore Hulk of Maine Havana July 97 discovery
Fragmented report notes searches in quarters of a battleship asylum lead to skeletons and a missing lieutenant Merritt. Divers and engineers describe partial finds and unlocated bodies amid wreckage and debris.
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Havana
Merritt
Hiath
100 Die in Typhoon as Vessels Go Missing
A powerful typhoon swept over Tokyo and Yokohama leaving over a hundred missing or dead. Rescue efforts recovered forty bodies in the Suzuki district while many fishing boats and small craft were reported lost. Authorities warned property damage would be extensive and urged cautious inquiries.
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Tokyo
Japan
Yokotama
Suzuki
Secretary calls for half million for Los Angeles bomb defense
Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor proposes a $500,000 fund to defend Los Angeles against bombing threats. The appeal targets roughly 2,000,000 labor union members to contribute toward the defense effort amid the mounting security concerns.
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Feduration
Los Angeles
Washington
Per Ooo Tand
Woo Methoera
Seere
Morrison
Redter
Lauber
Soul saving cost claims storm across cities by evangelist
Billy the baseball evangelist spoke at a Lake Indiana meeting series claiming it costs $620 to save one soul in Indianapolis and much less or more in other cities. He priced New York at $44 and Boston at $450 while Denver Chicago and New Orleans showed varied figures. He argued the sums fund church maintenance and church growth.
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Ind
Dia
Billy Is
Indianapolis
New York City
Boston
Denver
Chicago
New Orleans
Taft Special Message Denies Alaska Land Monopoly Charges
President Taft releases a special message to the Senate denying charges that his administration allowed a private corporation to monopolize shore land along Controller Bay Alaska and threaten the Bering coal fields. He attacks the Pick to Dick letter as unauthentic and rebuts claims behind the so called Dick to Dick episode.
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Wa Hington
Taft
Senate
Controller Bay
Alaka
Col Felda
Wnty
Tls
Alaska
Interior Department
Richard 8. Ryan
Ballinger
Controller Railway and Navigation Company
Sun
Charlie Taft
Saya
Carr
Department
Ontroller Bay
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Ryan
Ray
Coal de Posita
Bering Coal Field
Bering Coal Fields
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Woodruff
F. J. H. Kra
Bonaparte
Steel
Atower
Electric Park
Victor
Jacole Sam
American Press Association
Atlantic
Tenor
Seviral
Atritegy Board
MR. Keeley
Hanecy
Allen Pond
Pengoes
Penrose
Vanderbilt-Mills
Avance
Per Simew
Fretyiun
Ia Conneau
Maine
Yokohama
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