Nude woman plunges from barge into Kill Van Kull at Bayonne
Mrs Emma Kurg of Manhattan, 38, reports she jumped from the barge Flashlight after Charles Klenn attempted to assault her aboard a Bayonne barge. She was found in a small rowboat by Fred Lawson, then wrapped by Patrolman Daniel Talbot and brought to Bayonne police headquarters. She claimed Klenn was her husband’s friend, luring her to Boston with promises and money.
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van Kull
Bayonne
Emma Kurg
Manhattan
Charles Klein
Fred Lawson
Ms. Kurg
Klenn
Boston
Kleni
Frost Expected by September 8 18
Westfield reports frost is forecast within three weeks and winter two weeks early according to local naturalist Harry Gibson. He notes wild grapes ripened two weeks earlier than normal as evidence of an earlier cold season and predicts New England may avoid a prolonged hot spell this year.
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Westfield
Harry Gibson
Cosmopolitan Directors Sued Over Massive Bank Losses
A Boston trust company sues Cosmopolitan directors led by Max Mitchell for 4.76 million plus interest after alleged loans to self and family, straw borrowers, and bankrupt firms. Defendants include Patrick J. Bergin, Rocco Brindisi, Edward Donnelly, Michael Jordan, Patrick Keefe, Silas Pierce, and others. Writs to be served today.
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Max Mitchell
Mitchell
Patrick J. Bergin
Rocco Brindisi
Edward C. Donnelly
Michael J. Jordan
Patrick F., Keefe
Raymond H. Oveson
Benjamin A. Prager
Simon Vorenberg
Boston
Silas Pierce
Brookline
Gabriele Stabile
Somerville
Patrick B. Magrane
Lynn
Hiram J. Potter
O'Keefe
Donnelly
Pierce
Magrane
Vorenburg
Prager
Jordan and
Oveson
Stabile
Brindisi
Potter
Bergin
Glackstone Street
Freckles Othine ad and massive bank loan losses expose risk
An advertising claim for Freckles removal with Othine is followed by a bank loss report detailing dozens of loans and guarantees. The Universal Export and Import Company and related borrowers face multi‑million losses. a bankruptcy petition names Max Mitchell and others as key figures.
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Fidelity Trust Company
Universal Export & Import Company
Lewis F. Cardarelli
Cardarelli
Tetal
Hugh J. Dimond
Max Mitchell
John C. Bills
Cosmopolitan Trust Directors Seek Best Asset Realization Plan
Through attorneys Barker White Wood Williams the Cosmopolitan Trust Company states that the bank commissioner filed suit late Thursday and they have had no chance to review the allegations due to courthouse hours. They emphasize public interest, aim for orderly liquidation to maximize payout to depositors and stockholders and cooperation among all parties.
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The
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Barker, White
First Bank Commissioner Suit Opens Way for Settlements
The Massachusetts action against Cosmopolitan Trust Company directors by Bank Commissioner Allen is the first such suit in the state and the largest. If successful, it could settle all claims at 100 cents on the dollar in both savings and commercial divisions and is seen as a forerunner of further lawsuits against other financial boards.
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Bachmann Iron Works
Ohio
R. H. McElroy
Bernice P. Mellett
E. J. Anderle
International Clay Machinery Company
International Clay Company
Washington-Essex Building Trust
Siegel
Anna F. Monahan
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Max Mitchell
Capitol Theatre
Benjamin A. Prager
Lasser Agoos
Agoos
Bernard L. Garfinkle
Hugh J. Dimond
Washington and Essex Building Trust
Hiram Miller
Ernest G. Mitchell
Miller
Mitchell Stain Manufacturing Company
State National Bank
G. Mitchell
Ida Mitchell
Eon Mitchell
Ida
Arthur R. Morris
St. Johns River
Savings Department
Allen
Massachusetts
Other Financial Institute
Bank assets to be liquidated for maximum proceeds say directors
The bank commissioner holds assets capable of yielding substantial funds if liquidated. Since the trust company closure, the directors have worked to devise a plan to realize the largest amount of money and are prepared to cooperate in that effort.
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Cress
Cosmopolitan Trust Company Directors Face Suit Over $5 Million Shortfall
Max Mitchell, president of the Cosmopolitan Trust Company, states at noon that a suit has been filed against the directors alleging assets are short by $5,000,000 owed to depositors.
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Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Mae
Bank official pledges to meet depositor claims despite losses
The speaker notes broad losses across banks but asserts current plans would pay all deposits and provide for stockholders if accepted. He cannot discuss examiner allegations yet but promises thorough study and believes the public will be satisfied with his actions.
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Mitchell
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Nudell Manufacturing Company
Leather Company
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Jeon Mitchell
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Rainbow Film Company
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Maine
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Abraham
Universal Export and Import Company
Louis R. Mayer
Philip Davis
Davis
Civic Service House
Bertha Bernau
New England Lumber Company
J. M. Moos
Trust Company
Empire Circuit
Amesbury Amusement Company
Newport Amusement Company
Empire Amusement Company
Empire Theatre Realty Company
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New York & Fall River Amusement Company
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