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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

CHICAGO, June 13.-Crowds OF
anxious, fearful depositors, today
surged about the four Lorimer banks
whose $4000,O0G in deposits were tied
up when state bank examiners took
charge yesterday, seeking some assur-
ance from the bank officials that their
savings have not been swept away.
The LaSalle-st. Trust and Savings
bank. whose forced suspension was
followed by the closing OF the three
outlying institutions. stands in the
center OF the LaSalle-st financial dis
trict. Police were busy early today
ordering the crowd that began push.
ing against the doors to move on and
not impede traffic
The Ashland-Twelfthst. State
bank, in the heart OF the Ghetto. was
surrounded by a mob OF angry. excit-
ed Jewish depositors, who struggled
with the police, fought with each 9TH
er and made vain attempts TO enter
the doors over which hung the inn
pressive sign, "Under State Super
! vision"
All night long groups OF small de-
positors crowded the street about the
Ashland.Twelfth-st bank. Three
times the police we're forced to use
clubs TO disperse them and a riot call
was sent in when angry men threat
tened violence. Women with babies In
their arms, walked back and forth
along the police lines sobbing and
gasping out both prayers and impre-
cations. One woman threw herself at
the door. streaming
They've got my money In therei
want t."
! She was led away. but took up a
position on the curb. where she sat
rocking ard moaning until daybreak.
Rev, w ~ Cook OF Quinn chanel.
kept an all night vigil in front OF the
bank "Tm sick. so sick" he said.
with tears coursing down his cheeks.
Tell them I'm sick and need nv
money and they'll give II TO me %
| William Lorimer, president OF the la
Sallest bank and c, b. Munday. vice
president. We're inaccessible early to-
day. but II was said they were al.
tending another meeting of the hank
directors who hope TO float loan
that viii enable them TO resume bust
| ness Friends ~ Eorimer expressed
the fear that the closing OF the IA
Salle-st institution. his pet financial
venture may wreck his health.
Aside from possibly one smaller
bank that was expected TO close its
doors today. other Chicago banking
institutions wRl not be affected bv
the Torimer suspension. according ia
James y. Forgan. George NJ. Rev.
nolds, and other influential financial
men who point ont that the I.orimer
bank was not a member OF the Chit
cago Clearing House association. and
rot connected with other big hanks an
anv wav
Daniel V. Harkin. state bank exam
iner. who closed the four banks YES.
terday. declared today that "the worst
Il over"
"Exaggerated and alarming state.
ments have followed the closing OF
these three banks" said Harkln. IT
have been quoted as saying that the
Lorimer hank will never reopen. hut
I said nothing of the kind. The direct.
ors appear confident that they win be
able 10 ret enough money 10 reopen
within a few davs. Other Chicago
banks are in stable condition"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
ADLAI STEVENSON
HAS SINKING SPELL

CHICAGO. June 13.-Adlai Steven
son. former Yice-president Of the uni-
ed States. suffered q sinking spell to-
day and several hours later had not
rallied. Physiciahs we're making des.
perate efforts TO keep him alive BY
means Of salt injections but the end
was expected within a few hours.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
Times Delivery Guaranteed

N the boys fail 10 deliver your
Times. call the circulation depart
ment. Main 1898, and we will glad.
ly send a paper TO you by special
messenger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

In the museum at Aix-la- -Chapelle
ihere is preserved newspaper whose
pages measure Sik feet by 6 feet
each page containing ~ columns 4s
inches long The paper was started
in New York city IN 1859, but lasted
but short time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

Eugene Arceau. OF Madrid. Spain, Is
10 years old, seven feet six inches
in hight and weighs 266 pounds--and
Is still growing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
Women With Babies, Breathing
Prayers and Imprecations,
Keep All Night Vigil Be
fore Buildings
RAY OF HOPE HELD OUT
BY BANK EXAMINER
Harkin Says Directors Hope To
Obtain Sufficient Money To
Resume Business

CHICAGO, June 13.-Witb the
doors Of six banks, including the
Ia Sale Street Savings and Trust
bank, Of which William LorIner
Is president, closed, c. N. Mundy,
vIce-president Of the Lorimer
oank, made a public statement
rn's afternoon, declaring that
every depositor of each Of the
banks that have suspended will
be paid In full.
The doors OF the Southwest
Savings bank, the sixth institu-
ton to suspend were closed at
noon, when several deposltors,
unable to withdraw their funds:
brought in voluntary bankruptcy
proceedings In United States
court. Judge Carpenter appointed
the Central Trust Co., Of illinois,
receiver. The action followed
close upon the heels Of the clos
ing of the State Bank of caIu-
met, this morning.
CHICAGO, June 13.-The State
bank Of Calumet. the fourth small
er institution affected by the clos
ing OF the LaSalle-st. Trust q
savings bank yesterday, failed TO
open its doors today, and was
put in the hands Of the state bank
examiner. Its deposits are less
than $15o,o0o.
Charles W.. Novak, president.
announced that state officials
we're given charge of the caIu-
met bank on request Of the bank
directors. He said he was posi-.
tive that an examination would
be followed by resumption of bus
mess. The banks available cash
was tied up when the big Lorinner
bank suspended yesterday.
State Bank Examiner Harkin
declared today that no more
banks, to the best of his knowI-
edge, will be closed because OF
the suspension Of the Lorimer
bank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

one year ago todRyi Highest tenn
pernture. Stt lowest. 5Si mean. III
clear weather.
The sun sets SATURDAY mt EiOs y. m.
md rises sunday at 8i50 n. m.
The moon rises Saturday. night ne
.11i14 p m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
PRESIDENT NAMES
TWO POSTMASTERS

WASHINGTON. June 13.- (SpeciaD
President Wilson today nominated
George W Manion and y u. Camp
bell for postmasterships at Alpena
and Gwnn. Mich, respectively.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

Job Printing Don. Hight. Time.
Printing Co.. 10 John R.-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

For patents aud tradcmarks see
partbeI a Barthei. ~ West Congress.
ADV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
CARLYLE GUNN'S
FATE NOW RESTS
in JURY'S HANDS
Case Submitted Early Saturday
Afternoon After Long Charge
By Judge Connolly
COURT DISCUSSES AZ
POINTS DEFENSE RAISES
Promptly Denies Request That
Jury Be Instructed to Ac-
quit Defendant

The jury in the Carlyle Gum
case was still out at 2:3o Satur-
day afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
THE WEATHER

SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY,
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PROBABLY THUNDER SHOWERS.
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Does ny rraeticins make yoa
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Bea1xtag TO play the busse for the
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E4siy 0-o.ehe-

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24
ALL GERMANY is UNITED
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]

y
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Count Won Bernstorf the German
the United States today on the
steamer Norrda and of the in
ervews yet expressed here Genans attitude toward the
war Germany bound to the end, said She was
fighting because her predicted that
would come to regard the conflict in this light Italy he believed
would not permit herself to take sides against Germany
My wife is with the Red Cross at Munich said the abas
sador and with the eperors guards All nv secre
taries have CONT to the front and regret that not able to
see active service myself.
the emperor to the lowest unsked workman in the
Germany united to defend herself against frivo
ous and attack jealous The German
pie will fight to finish and will be in the end
AT the outbreak Of
to this neutral
deceive the the
war But believe Americans will
carefully all that
calling of the Japanese
thing above all 1t is that England
VIII doubtless Kiao-chow weight
But by the end OF the japan will have the
the situation strike acquiring this
when the
different gained
The taking Of Liege Of the
did not relinquish command
prince had wounded
bassador Metz by the
ably That the frontier heavily fortified
the Russians will Visua'
Fifteen comprising
the Russian frontier Austria Count Bernoq
government had no claim military voulteered and
become enrolled in army Of home defense
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24
fiEA Wy VOT ING
STRONG FEAT URE
AUTO CRASHES
Into Buggy, Demolishinglt, but
Occupants Luckily Escape
Serious Injury.

A buoy in which Cecil Kester. a
civil engineer, OF Alta Vista, his son
and his young brother-in-law were
riding, was demolished when It was
struck by an automobile in Stealey
Heights Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Kes-
ter's son had his toe mashed when the
horse stepped upon It.
The automobile did not stop but
continued on its way. None OF the
occupants were known to Mr.. Kester,
but he secured the number and In
this manner hopes to learn who they
were. The car was aid to have been
going at fast rate. The escape Of
the occupants of the buggy from seri-
GUS injury was miraculous.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-24
GERMANS WIN VICTORY
OVER A FRENCH FORCE

CIV Associated Press.
WASHIN GTON, Aug. q.
The German embassy re-
ceiyed the following message
from the foreign Office in
Berlin:
The army of the crown
prince has won a decisive
victory northwest of Died
enhosen over five French
army corps. The retreat of
the southern French wing on
Nerdun has been cut off,.
The French TROOPS were re-
pulsed across the river,
\ euse, in complete rout. The,
crown princes army giving
chase took many prisoners
and it is declared the French
troops are no longer able to
face the terrific fire of the
German infantry"