Fidelity Funding fallout deepens as missing president sought
Receiver Thomas M. Gilroy says liabilities near 4.5 million dollars and the safe is nearly empty in the Fidelity Funding collapse. He plans lawsuits to recoup at least 500 thousand for creditors while noting Benedictine Sisterhood losses. priests and nuns are among stockholders with thousands of creditors from Maine to California and Canada.
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New York
Thomas M. Gilroy
Fidelity Funding Company
P. J. Kieran
Kieran
Cleveland
Gilroy
Illinois
Leslie M. Shaw
Fidelity Funding chief denies receiver claims
P J Kieran former president of the Fidelity Funding company now at a city hotel in Washington denies many statements by Receiver Gilroy about the company. He asserts the firm has a surplus of 499050 with assets about 3900000 and liabilities about 3500.
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Washington
P. J. Kieran
Fidelity Funding Company
Gilroy
Anh
Swedish vice consul Ekstromer dies in St Louis
Charles A Ekstromer Swedish vice consul in St Louis committed suicide at his home and was said to be short in his accounts as manager of the St Louis office of the West Disinfectant company Emil Taussig president of the company told a New York correspondent in an interview.
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St. Louis
Dec
Charles A. Ekstromer
West Disinfectant Company
Emil Taussig
New York
Shortage reportedly seen in St. Louis office books
Mr Taussig says there is a shortage at the St. Louis office, with experts from Fixpert accountants reviewing the books. He declines to estimate the size, suggesting it may run into the thousands, and asks for a day or two before further comment. The Mekstromer family denies financial difficulty for Mr. Mekromer.
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Mketromer
Mir. Kketromer
Resolution Defeated on School Afternoon Closings
A proposal to close public schools one afternoon weekly for religious instruction in churches was defeated at the federal council of the Churches of Christ in America, with opposition from Bishops Cranston and Neely. A separate resolution urged churches to provide religious instruction, while parents should ensure home teaching.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Cranston and
Neely
Methodist Episcopal Church
Federal Council
Government Dyke Gives Way in Pine Bluff
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on December 8 the government dyke at the foot of Tennessee street protecting the eastern part of the city collapsed, leaving residents exposed to potential flooding and seeking urgent relief.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Tennessee Street
Lumber of All Kinds Right Treatment on East Bridge St
Local ad lists lumber of all kinds available with emphasis on proper treatment. Specifies location on East Bridge Street. Includes contact guidance for buyers seeking treated lumber and related supplies.
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East Bridge St
Austin Lodge No 414 B P O Meets Second and Fourth Tuesday
Austin lodge meets on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at Elk's hall. QC J Simmons is Exalted Ruler and J Solon Wood serves as Secretary.
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Austin Lodge
B. P.O
Elk’s Hall
J. Simmons
J. Solon Wood
Bank Officers and Capital Stated in Ledger Note
The document lists F. I. Crane as President J. L. Mitchell as Cashier and F. H. Mitchell as Assistant Cashier with a paid in capital of 50 000 dollars. It appears as a scanned ledger fragment from a banking institution showcasing officer names and capitalization.
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F. I. Crane
J. L. Mitchell
F. H. Mitchell
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