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lit an amount uKcregatlng not more than 10 times Its mU\ In capita!, which would permit tolul outstanding obligations of }5,000,000,000. Such bonds would mature inofficers, had responded to a fall for lndp from T, Shitara, a Japanese neighbor of the lSldiiayons,Investigating officials declared waiter?♦o.vvu.wvoucji oonus wuuju iuu.lulw m - ' ,— ---- , , ,not loss than six months nor mono than Mosher declined to explain :bow ho , and five years, ’Tho national corporation also his father had been among the alleged. « ^ T ft I y\ r\ m nwoutd be able to rediscount with oral reservo bank paper eligible discount under the, federal -reserven*»iAswithFIRE DRIVES MAP|YGUESTS FROM HOTEL[Continued from Page One,]raiders.Newspapermen tonight asked# . S.Coburn, I-oa Angeles attorney and grand goblin of the Pacific domain, knights nZ, the kukJux klan, whether any members of lhat organization participated In theraid. 4 . , 1They stated Coburn would not denyUtat members oe the Ulan wero present,but declared that it so, they were therewithout official sanction. ,The Los Angeles Examiner had anand across halls, damaging costly car-, Ij03 Angeica jjiJtiuauiBf »*u.^ --peta in. Its course* began: to seop through Ianonymous«« uP iaat night that an ax ♦l-iftyn nn hn.d fmind its 1 - ^Vf AtartUnff Import/* was to;take' Englewoodf according to a atbrVjam in his U for or that.It i being Rangsop.way Into trio ejeyaror enaim *uu- Inglewooar accoramg w ** .**«•* i »Treemail rdiutes; 'filling up and overflowing lt wlu publish tomorrow.. A reporter anti Rang™ HiA mo in fi«nr. I R photographer went to Inglewood anu was jwere eyewitnesses of the affair. elt;Deportcr’s Statementthe mailboxes on the main floor, Dining Boom Dry, Invading the mezzanine, thewater*4 wi game Mr. Jxii -------•-c* i i .« | U’J.r*Beeping through crevices trickled, down ~ Knickerbocker, {he reporter, said lliatthe aides of the-huso onyx column* In the . droVC in an automobile to 1 the place Uiat main lobby. The main dining *?0-m«re-1 n r appointment/1 where at least a dozen J QU^main lobby. The main dining room re-I appointment/' where at least a dozen 1 QU^nmined dry, however, and as the fire- lltomobUM nued with men.wero stand- but 1won battled nine stories above, scores at thfl curbt • 1of guests sat at breakfast, laughing *‘Two men, apparently leaders of thoflatting aa though nothing unusual had oup wero tjia center of an earnest con-happened. . , l reads Knickerbocker's signednnnmr.M nstimalea of ilia Oam- I v arfiaucn, *■».»*» *certain SpanishWhile unofficial ostimalea of Ilia flam nge by tire and water ranged all the way I - • j a stated a certifrom $100,000 to WOO 000. Prank J. Hlght, ou th0 outsklrt3 of Inglewoodmanaging director of the hotel, Bald th | openly violating the law; sellingIosb conid not bo determined at present. I rtintiliine moonshine*‘Yi milk, yourAtJarr“HoDon'_sb could bof' bo determined at imogent. j -vtnQ distilling moonshine brandy, navtL. M. Boomer, ot'New York, pr»Ident w ne ona msn had died you-of the company operating the ^a, , another had gone blind. ComplaUUK I youthat except bo far ae the use of Uio ha»- and S authorities with- £orn5 -“rssjassr^i. r-s Srrs1 «rah«.™rner«r. ™family, of Virginia, and thfl pras WUl d, . t place. Then the start 1 houriiS.rtt'“iiJ « ™ 3“ «w «*». ■»» -f “Of Elchmond, former atm.a Knickerbocker said, “at least BO • mtt- canSpain. -- ----- I cjiinca filled, with armed men were resfound. VarloUB squads wero assigned to ] tha different tasks. The EJlduayen house was Lmemasked band raidsI UUltltlJW tMQn«. *'*“ T • -- I r~~~iiAfiiir. 1/mUADQ TWO * reached and, after aomo delay, ruahed. ftlvHOME; KIDNAPS TWU CiJea o£ „stlcl[ ,Ew Up.„ |M.[Continued from Pago Qnc.Ikept talking »^out. They said they would hang us to a tree if wo didn t toll. w‘‘AM wo could say was that wo lmd no.... I DOCKBr lUUJiCU IIH'J u. iuv»» ----•Then they stopped by the tracks of terrified women sitting up In bed, one+ n .«n .r n nil nilUl I ...i. ... U - nn|,1 Hluirot Infn ft hVfitftr (LCries came from the houBe, Stick 'em up/1 • •‘Whero arc you guln^r' Graball tho men/1 A man with his hands tied together was taken from tho house, Knickerbocker looked into a room and saw twobetonwl.dowiwlThen they stoppcu oy — lerruieu wmwi JT* 7the Pacific Electric railway and Bald of wjl0mj be aald, burst Into a hysteria • uah ^'ould tie us upon tho tracks and | of SG1*0nmlngr -Then an officer arrived onCUhwl#hlet us bo killed ir wo did.not tell*Finally they mt usr five w\ »lx miles from homo, iUtor*Uire*tpnm* to Bhoot us If w© ever told anything that hap“Mathias Khluayon told a »lmUar etory.ii inotovcycle. Ho ordered the masked jAen to throw UP their hands. Three | yKhotn were fired. Jlo'fl shot one of our rijW.Mathias Ehiuayon ioiq.u- A new juaiijuuo uiMarsha! Whoorner, who shot the throe j 0{fjcoj«- Frank Woernor, night marshal of ........ ‘ ingtewood, who had responded lo the ap-BETTY COMPSON«the greenboys/1' eume a cry from the darkness.Got tho -/' ,A new fusillade of shots followed, Tho ] \)}w ..... _ .111poal of a Japanoso fanner, fought coolly | tl and alone, Wlmnover a flashlight showed among thfl band he fired.William C. Doran, chief deputy district attorney, said tonight:There is no doubt In my mind that this masked band staged the raid entirely for unlawful purposes. It is evident they did not go- there to enforce the law, Tlil« Is all uncalled for, and we wilt leave no atone unturned In bringing the guiltyojloVilQbaiVJn
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Sioux City Journal
Sioux City, Iowa, US
Mon, Apr 24, 1922
Page 1
Full Page
Clipped by
Myke G.
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