Real Estate Trust of Philadelphia Fails Amid Large Liabilities
Late Real Estate Trust Company president Frank K. Hipple is blamed for heavy losses from loans backed by insufficient securities. George H. Earle Jr. named receiver as liabilities reach about 10 million dollars with limited quick assets and substantial non negotiable collateral. Segal loans linked to Majestic hotel and other ventures are cited amid questions over security quality.
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Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company of
George H. Earle, Jr
Adolph Segal
Frank E. Hipple
Bryan Mawr
Here
General Assembly
G. H. Roberts
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Hospital of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Relief
Roberts
Mr. Hipple
Adolph Segal Hipple
Majestic
Farley backs strikebreakers in mass New York to San Francisco
James Farley organizes a rapid influx of 2500 strikebreakers from New York to San Francisco to quell the streetcar strike. Trains depart in four days with ammunition medical supplies and a surgeon. Unions resist with ejections and blacklists as federal help looms.
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New York
San Francisco
James Farley
Times
Farley
Chicago
Golden Gate
Tyson Leads Nomination For Alabama Chief Justice
Returns from the Democratic primary indicate John R. Tyson of Montgomery has carried enough counties to assure nomination for chief justice. Governor race implications show Comer's likely 2,000 margin. Gray tops for lieutenant governor. State offices yet to be decided include auditor W. W. Brandon and treasurer Walter Seed, secretary of state Frank N. Julien. Associate railroad commissioners won by John G. Harris and Charles Henderson. agriculture and industries race uncertain. A fatal shooting at Newsite polling ends with Charles Cook dead and his son George wounded. John Crowe wounded after exchange of about fifteen shots. All participants named.
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Alabama
Montgomery
John R. Tyson
Comer
Gray
W. W. Brandon
Walter Seed
Frank N. Julien
John G. Harris
Charles Henderson
Track Washed Away Near Montezuma After Cloudburst
Fourteen kilometers of Mexican Central track were washed away Sunday near Montezuma by a cloudburst. Heavy rains disrupted the Central to the City of Mexico with numerous wrecks but no casualties are reported on the Plant Burns. Ruston Ice and Fuel plant destroyed by fire causing an estimated loss of $40,000 with $25,000 insured.
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el Paso
Montezuma
Central
City of
Mexico
Ruston
Ruston Ice and Fuel Company
Surance
Hearst Declines Democratic Nomination for New York Governor
William Randolph Hearst says in a New York interview he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor next election. He confirms he will run as the Independence League nominee, while noting he would welcome Democratic votes. He criticizes Jerome as influenced by political bosses and calls his candidacy insincere.
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Hearst
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Independence League
Jerome
Jerome Replies Urges Fight as Party Mechanism Fails
New York report says District Attorney Jerome argued the situation requires a fight since the party machinery is in the hands of untrustworthy men. The statement stressed distrust of leadership and the need for action. Also noted, Mrs. Clarence Southwick of Cherokee Oklahoma was struck by a baseball and rendered unconscious.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Jerome
Clarence Southwick
Cherokee, Okla
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Geo. A. Adams
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Sam Leading Brands
Silas B. Johnson
Parker Rye
Montreal Rye Oriental Rye
E. Rohde
Prop
Sam
Institution
Frank K. Hipple
Pacific Coast
Tyson
First National Bank
Bryan
Casic
J. W. Howell
H. C. Boatwright
Guy M. Bryan, JR
L. L. McInnis
F. M. Law
VIA
ST. Louis
D. J. Price
Geo. D. Hunter
A.g.psta
Palestine, Texas
Ana
E. J. Jenkins
The
Bryan Steam Laundry
Hearne & Dansby
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