Receivers Sought for Standard Home Company in Alabama
In Birmingham on March 21 a petition was filed in circuit court seeking receivers for the Standard Home company, formerly the Standard Trust. The suit, by Samuel H. Kash and about twenty four others, alleges misdeeds and improper handling of capital stock, with principals in Alabama and Delaware and claims affecting residents of Kentucky and other states. The bill is long and detailed, naming multiple states and numerous averments.
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Birmingham
Ala
Standard Home Company
Standard Trust Company
Samuel H. Kash
Kentucky
Delaware
Alabama
Virginia
Arkansas
Texas
Colorado
South Carolina
Mississippi
Bank failure upends New Year pledge and loan request
A Cleveland Leader quote reflects an ironic financial turn as a man vows to quit drinking at New Year and ends with a bank failure after briefly boasting about having $100 and seeking a loan of five. The exchange highlights personal finance woes linked to a broader bank collapse.
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Cleveland
Kilvington Re elected at Tennessee Industrial School Board
The Tennessee Industrial School board met in the Stahlman Building Nashville with President W R Cole presiding and re elected Prof. W C Kilvington as superintendent Mrs W C Kilvington as matron and Dr Thomas Weaver as school physician. Judge Kirkpatrick of Jonesboro resigned from the board and was replaced by 8 Kirkpatrick, son of the former trustee.
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The
Tennessee Industrial School
W. R. Cole
Stahlman
Nashville
W. C. Kilvington
W.C. K. Kilvington
Thomas Weaver
Kirkpatrick
Jonesboro
8. & Kirkpatrick
Trus
Nashville and Memphis officials reelected to new terms
We L. T. Baker of Nashville and Judge T. J. Latham of Memphis were chosen to succeed themselves as trustees, their terms expiring. Mr. Cole won re election to continue as president.
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L. T. Baker
Nashville
T. J. Latham
Memphis
Mr. Cole
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer touted as family educational aid
Reader appeal advertises the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer as a nonsectarian family paper guiding father’s income, househol d management, and children’s virtuous conduct. It promotes weekly sermons by Chas I Russell and claims the paper is the cleanest and best family weekly, with sample copies available by writing to the Enquirer Company in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Chas
I’. Russell
Enquirer Company
Cincinnati
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Tennessee
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East Tennessee
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Knoxville, Tenn
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W. Main St
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Duvall
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White Mountain Ice
Battor
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Lars. B. Fabian
W. Maint
Coe
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Barton-Mouritensite
Iaratware Co Ware
Brown Building
Burton-Mounteastle Har Ware Company
W. C. Pierce
V. O Pierce
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U. K
Neverbreak
Batton-Mountcastle Hardware Co
R. Brown
Desirable Farma
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Spring Street
Ogal
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Carter & Anchét
Johnson
Guy Floral Y Company
Butreat
Miss Sallie Fan
Proprietress
Jake Jones
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Willow Street
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Taylor & Fo
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the Staples Grocery Co
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