Dawes Bank in Chicago Strong Amid Run on Central Republic
Dawes Bank in Chicago asserts impregnable strength after a run and major loans, as Central Republic and Trust Company discuss merger. The bank’s chairman Charles Dawes defends the institution, noting loans totalling 95 million dollars from four large New York banks and Reconstruction Finance Corp to stabilize liquidity. Dawes steps back after announcing the bank’s defenses and aims to reassure depositors.
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Bank Closings Reported as Riverside Bank Shuts, $18,000 Declined
Fragments note officials in Logan reporting limited police activity and a morgue like scene as bank closures unfold. Suburban Riverside First National Bank of Riverside posted a deposit drop and a decline of about $18,000, with other banks remaining open.
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First National Bank of Riverside
Minor operations performed at Daviess Co Hospital
Three minor operations were performed at the Daviess County Hospital this morning. It was Robert and Willia who underwent the procedures and were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Daviess ° Co Hospital
Robert
Willia
Funeral for Evan Warren Held in Plainville
Funeral services for Evan Warren of Plainville were held this afternoon at two at the residence with burial at Mainville cemetery.
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Evan Warren
Plainville
Mainvill
Blues at Petersburg Headline Game Tonight
The Westmin Fellows host Petersburg Diamonds at 4 o clock with Burle as manager and Edeh as captain leading the local team in a key division match.
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Sailor Howell Drowns on Yangtze River Patrol
Proctor Howell a sailor in the Navy has drowned in the Yangtze river China while on patrol duty. His mother Mrs. Fannie Howell Dugger Ind has been notified. The report appears in Dugge Drowne items from a June 28 chronicle.
Hog Price Ledger With Varied Weights and Terms
Fragmentary report shows hog sale figures by weight bands from 210 pounds up to 325 pounds with price ranges between 4.55 and 5.00. Also notes 1,500 gallons, skulk steers, 67 heifers and vague terms like holdovers and fat content.
Rules Adopted 98 Set Today At Democratic Convention
A fragment from a political report notes rules adopted by the committee on the platform and nomination debate. Huey Long retained influence as a Louisiana delegation fights to maintain seats while a minority report to unseat appears defeated. The session highlights party rules and internal strategies at the national convention.
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Louisiana
Lively Scrap for Nomination as Treasurer
The death of William De Camp necessitates selecting a new Republican treasurer by the county central committee and precinct committeewomen from across the county. Several candidates, including William S. Vance, N. F. Barkley, and Duster Williams, were contenders two years ago and are active again. Vance may leverage his county chairmanship to push his bid, but opponents in out township areas could block him.
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Wets Stage Demonstration for Repeal in Divorce Case
Legal notice records a divorce case D. F. Cunningham versus Bessie M. Cunningham with details of property transfers and land descriptions. It lists attorney references and various lots, blocks, and tracts, including Griffiths first addition and related conveyances among parties Caddie B. Dixon, Guy Hagler, Arthur Dillon, and Charles H. Ross. The document preserves transactional steps and the sequence of real estate actions connected to the divorce proceedings.
Livestock Market Report Notes Mixed Prices
Vealers steady at 5.50 while sheep receipts fall. Lambs strong and ewes and wethers largely 6.50 with bucks about $1 lower. Some unsorted lots seen at 5.00 to 5.50. Common throwouts down to 3.50 and below. Cutters and lower quality lots quoted around 2.50.
Local Markets By S A Waid Reach For Market Tidbits
A fragmented local markets column touches poultry notes with pes ih roosters and leghorn hens. A brief domestic vignette follows, showing a newlywed reflecting on contentment and modern life, contrasting garden, husband, and attire with earlier times.
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Leghorn
Births and marriages in Champaign area notes
Born to Mr and Mrs George Potts of Champaign a daughter named Georgia Ann. Marriage licenses issued for Lester Gilmore and Mary Tie Lents, Levi Johnson and Martha Ann Hitchcock. Listings include divorce case Pearl West vs James G efor and legal notices with Matthingly and Myers representing plaintiff in Ww M.Simpson Lbr Co vs D Herschel Green et al.
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Washington
Mildred Gharst
Lester Gilmore
City
John Gilmo
Mary Tie Lents
Loogootee
Wm. C. Lents
Levi Johnson
Worthington
Martha Ann Hitchcock
Elnora
4th Celebration at Alfordsville Highlights
A brief Alfordsville Fourth of July celebration featured a tie fire bike display and other activities. Officials announced restrictions and warned the event would be monitored for safety amid continued community plans.
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Alfordsville
Temperature Readings and Precipitation Report
A brief weather note lists y's Temperature with a high reading for the period. The report shows 86 as a minimum, and precipitation measured at 1.19 inches. Details on dates or locations are not provided.
Youth fined for carrying weapon in Kentucky case
Floyd Thornton, 21, of Kentucky, was fined $1 and costs after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Judge M. S. Hastings presided yesterday.
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M. S. Hastings
Despondent husband blamed for suicide in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 28 a man named Harry D. Musgrave aged 36 died by suicide after a note he signed to meet payments. Mrs. Musgrave told police he had been despondent for several days over the note and feared he would be forced to pay it.
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Harry D. Musgrave
Musgrave
Market Report Fragment Reads Mixed Livestock Prices
Fragmentary OCR notes show mixed livestock pricing with sheep lambs and steady markets. Mentions sheep 3,500 head, lambs 6.50, steers and hogs with varied ranges, and general market steadiness. Limited readable details.
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