Public Bankroll Nears Five Billion In Circulation
Washington Jan 13 The treasury reports cash in the hands of the public nears 4.99 billion with demand for currency rising due to higher pay or prices. Federal Reserve credits rose by 500 million, deposits grew, and bank loans and investments hit record levels while foreign flotations surpassed a billion. Domestic security issues exceeded 2.0 billion.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Credit
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United States
London
Poison Drink Kills Two Wedding Guests Near Pottsville
At a wedding party near Pottsville Pennsylvania last night two guests died and four others were reported in serious condition after consuming a poisoned liquid believed to be metal polish mistaken for gin. Police and the coroner seek to determine the poison’s nature as investigators interview witnesses and review the drink’s source. Names Kayella and Aleckonia from Minersville are mentioned among those affected.
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Sud
Joseph Kayella
George Aleckonia
Minersville
Grad
Iowa Clothiers Hear Waterloo Man at Annual Meeting
Charles Stickman of Palaca Clothiers will address the Iowa Retail Clothiers association in Des Moines on February 11 on Cannon Mistakes in Buying Boys Clothing. Nearly a dozen Waterloo clothiers will attend with a full two day to three day program and officer elections scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Palaca Clothiers
Iowa Retail Clothiers Association
Des Moines
Stickman
Wasterloo
Bank meeting broadcast from Cedar Falls session
Cedar Falls January 19 officers of the district for the federal farm to a bank were broadcast from Omaha this afternoon for the Black Hawk county unit annual session at Intel Black Hawk. Following the program officers were elected. The semi annual dividend was distributed totaling 34,392.60. There were 125 stockholders present at the luncheon at noon.
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Federal
Omaha
Black Hawk County
Intel Black Hawk
Domesticated Feather Herds Bolster Alaska Valley Value
In Washington Jan 13 a government note announced Alaska’s domesticated feather herds are valued at 1,580,900 more than a 1867 standard. Officials described marketting plans to move the industry, with focus on marketing and processing facilities. Separately, Shell Rock Farmers State Bank in Iowa closed doors on Jan 12 after a string of withdrawals. State examiners now oversee the bank, which opened in 1907 with F C Harmon as president.
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Alaska
Ressian
Stheria
Senort
SPE
Shall Rock
Han
Shell Rock
Moonday Fallowine
Finda
Choree
F.C. Ylarmon
Lawyer at Vinton Plans to Develop Silver Fox Farm
Hamilton D. Tobin, a prominent local lawyer in Vinton Iowa, has invested about 35000 in three pairs of silver foxes for breeding. The animals arrived from Prince Edward Island Canada, chosen from the finest domesticated stock. A keeper is hired and elaborate cages built to prevent escape.
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Vinton, Ta
Hamilton D. Tobin
Vinton
Prince Edwards Island
Canada
Dominion
Portland Girl Wins $15000 Home Prize in Essay Contest
Julia Sutherland Groo, an 18 year old Portland Heights high school senior, won the $15000 electrically equipped home prize in the lighting educational committee's home lighting essay contest. The prize will fund a house near her parents' Portland home as she plans to attend the University of Oregon to study art under Avard Fairbanks.
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Ore
Julia Sutherland Groo
Lighting Educational Committee
America
Hghts
Julia
United States
Canada
House of Lights
Jay §& Gron
Portland Heights
Baker
Lincoln' S High School
Groo
University of Oregon
Avard Fairbanks
Benton farmers post rewards for chicken thieves in county
Nearly 100 Benton county farmers, business men, and law enforcement officials unite to curb poultry thefts. Rewards totaling several hundred dollars are posted for arrests and convictions, with the fund expected to exceed 1000 dollars as coop raiders target flocks including pure breds.
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Vinton
Benton County
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
Get flesh and strength with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets. If you gain 5 points in 30 days you get your money back. Easy to take, no bad taste. Adults and sickly kids alike can benefit. Available from local druggists and named outlets.
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eCoy
Wangster Bros
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
McCoy's
Britain Plans Grants to Promote Private Aviation
London reports that Britain will subsidize light airplane clubs with a 50000 grant per club and 50 per member licensed, aiming to broaden civil and military aviation. Sir Samuel Hoare says policy favors gradual growth, home defense squadrons, and expanding air routes to Prague and the colonies within three to four years.
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Air Ministry
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John Salmond
Samuel
Prague
Europe
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Dominions
India
Australia
U S Health Program Adopted in Palestine
A New York physician, Dr. Simon Tannenbaum, leads Hadassah to introduce an American health week in Palestine. The campaign features hygiene and baby days, lectures, and pamphlets in Hebrew and Arabic, aiming to combat malaria and trachoma with support from the Zionist organization and local hospitals.
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Palestina
New York
Holy Land
Simon Tannenbaum
Hadassah Medical Organization
Women’s Zionist Organization of America
United States
International Red Cross
United States Health Bureau
Palestine
Zionist Organization
Missionary Societies
Allison Legion Buys and Will Operate City Opera House
Allison Ta January 18 Oliver Metagar post American Legion has voted to buy Allison opera house from W H Nicholas for $3 000. The post abandons plans for a memorial building and will run dances lyceum courses and weekly movies with high class entertainment. Nicholas will remain as manager.
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Oliver Metagar Post
American Legion
Allison Pera
W. H. Nicholas
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Haunted Surratt House To Be Turned Into Restaurant In DC
WashingtonJanuary 13 The old Surratt house at 604 H Street NW where John Wilkes Booth and co conspirators plotted Lincoln’s assassination will be remodeled into a restaurant with a modern front. Owner Kyla Swartzman plans to preserve little of the ghostly lore as sightseers flock to the historic site and neighbors react to the transformation of a boarding house linked to the Civil War era. Mrs Mary Surratt once ran the boarding house before the war and aided Booth by arranging horses for his escape as he plotted against Lincoln.
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Washington, D. C
Surratt
H Street
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Kyla Swartzman
Blescanedria
Lincoln
Wis
Mary Surratt
Surrattsville
Boston Corbett
Have You Piles Then You Have Something to Learn
An advertisement touts internal medicine as the solution for piles. It credits Dr. J S Leonhardt with creating HEMROID, claiming 98 percent success in 1000 cases and offering a money back guarantee. It discourages ointments and suppositories and urges readers to buy now from Wangler Bros.
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J, S&s.leonhardt
Two Burglars With One Leg Jailed for Drug Store Robbery
Vancouver report says an alleged burglar without legs and an accomplice with one leg were held in a drug store robbery case. William Bail, with both legs amputated, faced breaking and entering charges while Ernest Sanderson, who has a left leg amputated above the knee, was charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Vancouver
B. C
William Bail
Ern@st Sanderson
The Surratt House and Lincoln Assassination Tale
Narratives recount Mrs. Surratt and Lewis Walkman testimony leading to a conviction and execution, and Booth's shift to killing Lincoln after planned kidnap plots. The house on HI street, once linked to the conspiracy, decays as rumors of a ghost linger, with faded steps and a grim reminder of a pivotal American tragedy.
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Hoath
Lincoln
Ward's
Booth
Surratt
John Surratt
HI Street
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses
Grant
Americans Buying Up Treasures of Art from France
Paris reports a wave of American purchases draining French antiquities. Duke at Trevisa warns this exodus risks depriving towns of historic objects. Law changes limit sales of classified art but enforcement remains weak. An American buyer canceled a 1928 statuary deal after proof questions arose. A Save Saint Marjorie appeal funded by a donor in France aims to rescue a monument.
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America
Trevisa
France
Fie Arts Department
Duke
Law
Fine Arts Department
St. Sauveur
Saint Marjory
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