Doors of Ex Senator Lorimer Bank Closed by State Examiner
The La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago, led by former Senator William Lorimer, was taken in charge by the state bank examiner amid a mild run. The bank reported capital of 1 million dollars, surplus 250 thousand, undivided profits 93,631, with over five million dollars in deposits reported by the auditor. The examiner announced plans to examine bank subsidiaries as Lorimer and directors conferred.
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William Lorimer
State Bank Examiner
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Ilinois
Cummins Congratulated by Late Opponent
Washington D C June 12 Senator Cummins receives many letters from Iowa congratulating him on his senate nomination Among others State Senator A C Savage former primary opponent sends congratulations predicts Cummins election pledges support and offers to help The senator is busy with repeal bill discussions and awaits possible White House campaign visit plans for Des Moines and Connolly uncertainty about Wilson’s participation in fall campaigning.
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Iowa
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A.C. Savage
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Representative Connolly
Des Moines
Near Revolution Develops in Italy Near Revolution Develops in Italy
Rome reports movements of a revolutionary character across Bologna Ferrara Ravenna and Forli forming the Pomagna. While labor groups ordered a general strike stop, extreme view workmen refuse to return. Government orders troop concentration especially in Forli and Ravenna.
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Coronation Chair Damaged By Militant Suffragettes
London reporters say militants attempted to blow up the coronation chair at Westminster Abbey yesterday evening. Two young women inside the abbey were arrested and later taken to a police station. The blast damaged a top pinnacle of the chair’s back, with the rest of the frame seemingly unscathed.
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Westminster Abbey
Repeal Tolls Exemption Advances in House Session
The House voted 216 to 167 to accept the Senate amendment repealing the Panama tolls exemption, sending the measure to Chicago for formal action. Mrs. Percy Pennybacker, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, announced full consideration for women suffrage at the federation’s session opening.
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Percy Pennybacker
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Imogete B. Oakley
Pennsylvania
Adlai E Stevenson Nearing End In Illness
Chicago June 12 Adlai E Stevenson former vice president of the United States is sinking and the end may come at any time He took a small amount of nourishment today for the first time in 36 hours A stained description of St Edward the Confessor’s chair and the legendary stone of destiny is included with historical notes about the coronation stone and its storied past.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Senate Endorses Panama Tolls Repeal in House Vote
Washington reports the Senate approved repealing the Panama Canal tolls exemption for coastwise shipping by 50 to 35. The measure returns to the House with the Simmons Norris amendment, aiming to reserve U S rights under the Hay Pauncefote treaty. President Wilson’s influence backs the repeal as ten Democrats switch sides. Eleven Democrats and 22 Republicans oppose. Senator Cummins votes for repeal. Senator Keny supports the move.
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Resolute Wins Regatta Over Vanitie In Triangular Race
Associated Press reports the Resolute defeats Vanitie in a Sandy Hook yacht race of 80 miles on a triangular course. The start was near 11 o clock with a 14 knot breeze. Unofficial times showed Resolute finishing at 2:24:39 and Vanitie at 2:26:18.
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Carranza Delegates Halted by Mediators in Niagra Talks
Rebels seize war matériel as the Mazatlan siege continues. Carranza agrees to send three delegates, but mediators insist on an armistice before any admission. Antilla discharges ammunition for constitutionalists, with 1600 cases and two aeroplanes shipped north. Battle at Mazatlan sees heavy casualties on both sides throughout the day.
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Rail Conductor Cleney Clancy Killed In Freight Wreck
Detailing a fatal Dubuque wreck, conductor Cleney or Clancy was crushed when the engine derailed near Dubuane. Engineer Jessup and fireman Johnson were shaken but uninjured. Cleney’s legs were severed and the exact cause remains uncertain amid mangled remains and conflicting reports. Survived by family, others unnamed.
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Downs
Johnson named Iowa bank board candidate in sixteenth ballot
The Iowa Banker referendum confirmed E. J. Johnson of Waterloo as the town candidate for governor of the Chicago federal reserve bank group. Canvassers announced 284 votes from 340 Iowa banks with Johnson tallying 19 and other names including J. G. Rounds 128 and A. F. Dawson 12. Simon Cassady chaired the Des Moines canvassing panel.
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Waterloo
J. G. Rounds
Des Moines
A. F F. Dawson
Davenport
John Mellingh
Sioux City
Insurance Statute Confusion in Des Moines Causes Record Split
Des Moines officials warn a legislative drafting error may hand control of state insurance operations to both the state auditor and the new insurance commissioner after July 1 1914. The conflict centers on who holds securities records and assets until January 2 1915 potentially producing two sets of records unless the executive council or bond action resolves the split.
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President Wilson Friend Nominated for Federal Reserve Board
Thos. Th. Jones, a Chicago lawyer and longtime personal friend of President Wilson, is reportedly selected for the federal reserve board. The unofficial word says his nomination will go to the Senate on Monday.
War Clouds Hover Over Europe as Greece Presses Turkey
In Athens Premier Venizelos warned of near war with Turkey over Greek persecutions in Asia Minor. He said thousands of refugees have fled to Greece, with about 100000 awaiting transport, as Turkish actions provoke Greek demands for intervention and protection. A Mitylene report cites Turkish forces attacking Aivalik, threatening a massacre of 4000 Greeks, amid growing Balkan tensions and expulsion of Greeks from Asia Minor.
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Bud Fisher's Wife Injured in Car Collision
New York June 12 Mauline Fisher wife of cartoonist Bud Fisher was severely injured when two motor cars collided. She was pinned beneath a car and taken to a hospital where her condition was later reported much improved. Fisher is known for creating Mutt and Jet. ad content follows about grain dealers and a wheat market decline.
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Hot Weather Campaign to Save Waterloo Babies
A Waterloo drive by the Associated Charities aims to secure pure milk for infants, with subscriptions collected by the Courier and Reporter. Dairymen will inspect premises to ensure low bacterial milk, and a plan includes refrigeration and public subsidies to keep milk safe, alongside heartfelt appeals from affected families.
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Mail Order Wife Tells Police Story In Kansas City
Kansas City June 12 Albert W Bannick allegedly married and forged a wife with a Kansas City board of education marriage certificate. He deposited 50 dollars in a city school fund and claimed the ceremony was legalized without the bride present. Mrs Cannick, formerly of Sioux City Iowa, says Bannick used her name on checks totaling over 70 dollars. She met Bannick six years ago while he worked for an insurance company. She traveled to Kansas City June 4 and lived with Bannick at the Troy hotel. Bannick was turned over to the prosecutor's office yesterday.
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Flood Devastates Hillsboro New Mexico Town
Albuquermile New Mexico June 12 Hillsboro in the southwest corner of New Mexico was destroyed by a flood that swept through the business section after continuous rain swelled arroyos and a cloudburst sent a six foot wall of water through town. About 800 residents were warned and many fled to hillsides. Thomas Murphy a pioneer resident and sheriff of the county is missing and presumed drowned with no other lives reported lost.
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Thomas Murphy
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Tost
Frightful Ending to Sightseeing Trip
A sightseeing trip that began Wednesday at Manly Junction Iowa ended tragically near Beverly Cedar Rapids when four youths rode trains. Jasper Jefferson 17 Evanston Illinois was killed instantly Geo Coulter 17 Mason City lost both legs and may not survive. The other two boys were uninjured.
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Jasper Jefferson
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Geo. Coulter
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Revolt in French Prison Kills and Wounds Many
June 12 reports from Corbere France describe a prison revolt at Figueras near the Catalan frontier. A jail governor was assassinated and a large number of convicts were killed or wounded. Separately, the Canadian steamer Montmagny, reported lost, arrived at North Sydney with all well, according to a captain’s message received by the Marine Department.
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11 Year Old Heiress in Gates Fortune
Corella Angel an 11 year old of St. Charles in Kane county is named sole heir to the Gates estate. Probate Judge John H Williams orders a $100 monthly allowance for summer camping in Wisconsin and directs interest from a $190,000 Gates trust to be invested. She also inherits $100,000 from John W Gates will held in trust, making her Kane county's possible richest girl.
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Corella Angel
St. Charles
Kane County
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John W. Gates
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John H. Williams
R. Frank Angell
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Four New Contagious Cases Reported in City Files
Four additional contagion cases are listed by the city clerk. Three scarlet fever cases involve Canatance and Clanes a McDermott of 27 Cascaden Avenue and one smallpox case for Juna O'Dowd.
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Clanesa McDermott
Juna O'Dowd
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