Former bank officer to testify in $2,000,000 theft case
Henry W. Hering, ex teller at the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, was arraigned and held for the grand jury as he prepared to turn state's evidence. He described years of systematic fraud, forged notes, and a lavish pursuit of women, including a director’s wife, in the looted bank scandal.
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Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
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Henry W. Hering
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Ball
Robert Campbell
Charles E. Erbstein
Stonsland
Stensland
Bankata
Pepa
Wis
Stensland to be returned to United States under secrecy
The State Department disclosed that banker Stensland, a fugitive citizen of Tiliote, will be brought to the United States with careful concealment. Officials say no public arrangements will be made, and arrangements hinge on actions by Tuoner authorities and possible transfer via a chartered liner to a merchant vessel at Gibraltar. The Glacier may be directed to stop transfers if other plans fail.
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Colorado colored race heats Adams bid for Senate seat
In Denver a dramatic political scene unfolds as Alva Adams battles Senator Patterson for a U S Senate seat amid New York style maneuvers. Judge Lindsey’s juvenile record cited, Republican strain shows Mallan Evans likely to lead state convention, and McClellan statue unveiling postponed due to pedestal construction fire.
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Sermon From Roosevelt Life Emphasizes Wealth and Character
A Roosevelt sermon urges high spiritual standards for all, especially public figures and the wealthy. It condemns hypocrisy and insists wealth imposes duty as a trustee, shaping private conduct, public trust, and national character toward decency and courage.
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Howesty
Ainsworth will remain amid rumors of Philippine transfer
Military Secretary Maj. Gen. Fred Ainsworth ridicules rumors of a transfer to the Philippines to relieve Maj. Gen. Wood. Ainsworth calls the reports a pipe dream and says no talks of transfer have occurred in the War Department. He notes uncertainty about succession and references past transfers of high ranking officers.
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Stop Thief Spurts Through Western Market Chase
A 13 year old colored boy, Arthur Brown of 5 Alexandria court NW, grabbed a bunch of keys and a handkerchief from Mrs. Elizabeth Townsley’s market basket at 2141 H Street NW. Witnesses and Police Officer W C Allen pursued him through Twenty-first Street. Brown discarded a wrapped item, hid in a house on Alexandria Court, and was found under a bed. He will face a Juvenile Court hearing Monday.
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Found Dead in Roadway Near Anneduct Bridge
Justice of the Peace Henry Parker reported William H B Arnold of 182 H Street Northeast found dead in the roadway by Livingstone Heights beyond the Virginia end of the Anneduct Bridge. Coroner Ashton certified natural causes. Body sent to Falls Church undertaker. Police seek Arnold relatives. Institution at Waggaman Mansion opens with six students, now over 100, Langsome Prof Jr leading growth and Lafayette College graduate A. Ma among faculty.
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Anneduct Bridge
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Alexandria County
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Handewie Waggaman Massion
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de Poe
Lafayette College
Hold Me Walige Till Votes Privilege of Alien Suffrage
A long prose discussion examines how nine states allow aliens who declare intention to become citizens to vote. It explains the legal status of such declarations, federal limits, and the Naturalization Commission recommendations to abolish declarations of intention, noting congressional compromise and international comparisons.
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Outing Flannel and Embroidered Woolen Fabrics Offerings
Fragmented ad copy lists new double fleece outing flannel in multiple styles and colors, best-grain dress ginghams at 10c a yard, Mayday specials on white embroidered flannel and fine wool twill flannel. Mentions Warner's old flac and infant wear use.
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Naturalization rule clash over declarations before election
The Bureau of Naturalization concluded clerk declarations of intention within thirty days of a general election would not violate law but would defy the spirit. The new law operative September 27 allows a seven year declaration, with prior declarants spared. Alien declarants gain voting privilege ahead of full citizenship, without full duties.
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Bureau of Naturalization
Maine Campaign Ends With Cannon At Closing Rally
Maine campaign ends with a closing rally in Rockland where Congressman Littlefield faces Gompers attacks and vows not to be bulldozed. Opponents McGillycuddy, Busta, and Pinacles challenge him as key speakers including Cannon Hale Lodge and Taft address national issues. Littlefield’s backers predict reelection amid a charged race for Maine’s federal and state slate.
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Twin tunnels aligned for Pennsylvania line tests
Washington Post reports the North River twin tunnel project is nearly aligned within one eighth of an inch, with east and west shields due to meet by mid September. Chief Engineer Jacobs and team confirm precise alignment and expect cast iron lining fit to be indistinguishable.
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