Claflin Firm Fails With About 35 Million Owed
New York June 25 receivers were appointed for H B Claflin company after it failed to meet debts estimated at 35 million dollars. The firm owes about 44 million in assets, with John Claflin as chief stockholder. Several related stores and the United Drygoods and Associated Merchants firms face similar action. Banks and Morgan efforts failed to stave off bankruptcy as receivership and reorganization plans were set to proceed.
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United Drygoods Company
J.P Morgan & Co
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Associated Merchants Company
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Cornélius N Bliss
New York City
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J P Morgan & Co
Wall Street
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National Bank of Commerce
Albert H Wiggin
Chase National Bank
HB Claflin Company
United Dryzeeds Company
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Judge Hand
Joseph B Martindale
Chemical National Bank
Frederick A Julliard
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Dr Tames
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JS Alexander
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Bulkley & Claflin
Morgan & Co
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New Batterman Company
Bedford
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Ala
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Enthusiastic Workers Back Tech Campaign for Fund Reach
Tech campaign leaders expect a banner week as contributions push the fund toward completion. Oscar Elias of Fulton Rag and Cotton Mills pledges strong backing with workers devoting time to the effort. D Honiker touts research lab benefits for Atlanta mills and safeguards against substituted materials, urging fair testing through a Tech facility.
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Wrightsville Beach Return Fare Announced
Seaboard offers a Wrightsville Beach round trip for six dollars on June 30 with reservations advised. Ivy 194 appears in the routing or fare note, indicating a contacting agent or code.
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Seaboard
Japan's Clash With America Over California Land Law
Washington reports detail a year long U S Japan exchange over California anti alien land law. Tokyo objects to discrimination against Japanese subjects and seeks a fair treaty solution. Bryan letters and replies point to ongoing deadlock with possible arbitration aims noted in diplomatic notes.
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California
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Foreign Office
Believe Broughton Will Accept Call
Special Cable reports from London dated June 24 stating Dr L G Broughton is considering and likely to accept the call from his old Atlanta Tabernacle Church. His wife’s illness and desire to return to Atlanta climate influence the decision, with leading members awaiting an official announcement from their pastor Morrison.
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Mexican constitutionalists seek mediation in Washington
Agents in Washington await Carranza orders on informal talks with U S and Huerta envoys to finish pacification plans. Calderon arrival from New Orleans awaited with Breceda to relay Carranza’s directives as Niagara Falls meeting site eyed for mediators and delegates to press for a provisional president and lasting settlement in Mexico.
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Buffalo
China
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Agenta
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Niagara Falls
New Orleans
Alfredo Breceda
Dus
Wells Fargo declares semiannual dividend in New York
Wells Fargo today announced a semiannual dividend of 3 percent in New York. The financial firm notes that since 1906 it has paid annual dividends of 10 percent.
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Wells-Fargo
New York
Wells-Fargo &No
Japanese position on negotiations for a bilateral convention
The text indicates Japan is disinclined to continue negotiations toward a convention based on the current project. They prefer to revisit interrupted correspondence and await Mr Bryan's August note. A renewed study of the issue is hoped to yield a fundamental solution.
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Gnathe
Bryan
Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial and Refund
An advertisement offers Miss Breckle-face a freckle remedy guaranteed to be free if it fails to remove freckles. Buy an ounce of ethine double strength at Jacobs' Pharmacy with a money back guarantee. A few applications aim to clear complexion, noting Farely may need more than one ounce for worst cases.
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Breckle-face
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Federal bill seeks federal oversight of stock exchanges
Washington June 25 Senator Owens bill for federal regulation of stock exchanges cleared for favorable report by the banking and currency committee. The report attacks exchange rules and broker practices, arguing that speculation harms the public and that major securities market entry would require federal oversight. It notes the 1302–1912 turnover around 15.59 million annually with only a small fraction for bona fide investment and cites rulings supporting federal control via mail restrictions.
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Owen
Banking and Currency Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
United States
German Saengerfest Concert Opens Near Nerth Amercan Saen
Wagners Minh of Tannhauser Weber Sword song and other noted ensembles head tonight’s program at the First Regiment armory for the third fourth Saengerfest. Chorus directed by Louis Dhrgott of Cincinnati and Karl Recirech led by Chicago writers include Miss Christine Miller and Rudolph Berger. Mme Marie Rappold of Milwaukee and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra also featured in operatic and classical selections. Tomorrow’s concerts close the festival with officers to be elected and next Saengerfest selections chosen.
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Sten- Rerfest
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Karl
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Sienmerfest
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3000 Male Voices Sing German Songs at Seaboard Chorus
A Seaboard chorus of about three thousand male voices performs German songs in a stirring mid Atlantic event. The piece mentions postmaster nominations and travel ads, including a $6 round trip to Louisville and a June 25 deadline for a vacation destination.
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Wrights- Louisville
Masatvile Beach
Seaboard
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