Foreclosure Battle Over Liberty Office Building
Creditors and receivers of National Grain Corporation opposed Mutual Life Insurance and a first mortgage holder’s bid to foreclose on the Liberty office building. Receiver Edmund Wolfe argued taxes and insufficient equity would prevent a forced sale. the building’s value ranges from $400,000 to $1,000,000 in various appraisals, with mortgages totaling $950,000. Wolfe urged settling through receivership.
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National Grain Corporation
Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York
Liberty
Edmund & Wolfe
Edwin & Thomas
Loren
New Haven
Wolfe
Mills Will Names Daugher In Law Beneficiary And Memorial
Mary S. Mills will grants Anita Veronica Mills twenty thousand dollars and Jacobs Wall five hundred dollars. George Anderson Mills John Glover Mills and Sarah Glover Hartshorn inherit rest of estate. Two armchairs to Sabina Richmond. A Greenwood cemetery shaft honors Levi Andrew Mills Lucy Sedgwick Mills George Collins Mills and Henry Louis Mills.
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Wairfield
Mary S. Mills
Bacon Wakeman
Anita Veronica Mills
Jacobs Wall
Louie Philippe Anne
Sabina Richmond
Harving
George Anderson Milla
John Glover Mills
Sarah Glover Hartshorn
Greenwood Cemetery
Levi Andrew Mills
Lucy Sedgwick Mills
George Collins Mills
Henry Louis Mills
Saxon actor arrested for threatening Dr Kahr life
In Munich on December 20 Saxon actor Hans Bartel was arrested on charges of threatening Dr Von Kahr the military dictator. He reportedly confessed intent to shoot Kahr. A Tosca performance at the national theatre was cancelled amid rumors the revolutionary song in the second act would signal insurrection.
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Munich
Bavaria
Hans Bartel
Nse
von Hahr
Bartels Aaid
von Kahr
Tosca
Mad dened steer roams New York crowds on Broadway
In a frightening incident the mad steer charged through Fortieth Street to Broadway causing panic in the theater district. It collided with a car, toppled it, and struck a woman before a patrolman corralled the animal into a theater area where it was captured.
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New York
Des
Fortieth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Broadway
Porly-Sl
New York Reaps Income Tax From Nonresident Workers
Albany Dec 10 The State Tax Commission said New York will collect over 2 million dollars from 11 000 nonresident workers. Many come from New Jersey Connecticut and other states. Only sixty nonresidents earn 100 000 plus. The dependency exemption rises to 400 matching federal. Married or head of family filers with 6000 or less income get 2400 exemption. bachelors and single persons get 1000.
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Albany
New York State
State Tax Commission
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rockefeller Gifts to Four Medical Schools Totals 2.73 Million
A Rockefeller foundation report lists 2,725,000 in new 1924 appropriations for four medical schools. Funds go to University of Chicago Medical School 1,000,000, University of Iowa Medical School 225,000, University of Toronto Medical School 1,000,000, and University of Alberta Medical School 660,000 endowment. Additional fellowships and board memberships were noted.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Unversity of Chicago Medical School
Medical School
Uniersity of
Iowa
University of Toronto Medical School
University of Alberta
Canada
United States
National Research Council
Paul Monre
Teachers' College, Columbia University
John G. Diégerald
Stamford Bride Kicked by Horse on Bermuda Trip
Mrs. W. H. Dippel wife of an American Carmel official, on her Caribbean honeymoon in Bermuda, was trampled by horses but saved by her husband. She was taken from the Bermuda Steamship line dock to a New York hospital and then to her mother in Stamford, resting comfortably. The couple wed December 3 in Wheeling West Virginia and left December 15 for a bridal voyage to Bermuda where the incident occurred during a bicycle ride on the island.
Tax Collector Seeks Slight Increase in Requisition
Tax Collector Edward A. Drew filed a requisition for 21518.95 with City Auditor Bernard Keating, 751.25 above board allotment. He asks 4600 for extra services next year, with 3906 for present and 5700 for advertising. bond raises and sales tax premiums push office costs higher.
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Edward A. Drew
Bernard Keating
Eight Arrests By New York Ticket Agents Probe
Eight arrests were made today by 60 agents for District Attorney Banton's office in a drive against unlicensed ticket agencies. The operation sought evidence of overcharging and misrepresentation. Magistrate Renaud released the suspects on $500 bail each and set December 27 for hearings.
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New York
Banton
Iime
Renaud
Probe into Alaskan Fisheries Proposal by Alaska Delegate
Washington December 26 Investigate the administration of the Alaskan fishery reserve by a five member House committee to be appointed by Speaker Gillett. Delegate Sutherland of Alaska introduced the resolution charging dishonest administration by the Bureau of Fisheries and seeking inquiry into any monopoly attempts within the fishing industry in Alaska.
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Washington
Gillett
Sutherland
Alaska
Bureau of Wisheries
Invastigare Pa
Alasia
Government silent on Japanese question in moved talks
Washington Dispatch reports that Tokyo officials indicate Japan plans to reopen diplomatic conversations with the United States on migration issues. Government keeps plans confidential and will not disclose proposals or details presented through the Japanese embassy aimed at treaty revision.
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Washington
Toklo
Japiness
United States
Stara Department
Aaa
Vetter Murder Trial Goes to Jury in New York
The trial of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vetter for the murder of Alorzs J. Snereyy Cha, a former lover, ended with the jury taking the case to deliberate today in Glendala home. After about three hours, the jurors were to return a verdict tomorrow morning.
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New York
Ernest Vetter
Alorzs J. Snereyy Cha
Glendala
Lynn J
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