Seigel Stores to Reopen One, Sell the Other in Reorg
In New York on April 3 the Simpson Crawford store likely to reopen as part of the Siegel bank failure settlement. Judge Hough approved the Simpson Crawford recovery plan with $250,000 against receivers. Auction of goods at the Fourteenth Street store starts today amid a broad reorganization involving new money and stock payments to creditors.
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New York
Henry Seigel Bank
Simpson-Crawford
Hough
United States Court
Siegel Bank
Fourteenth Street
Simpson- Crawfod Company
Joseph M. Hartfield
Gimbel Brothers
John Claflin
Simpson-Crawford Company
Judge Hough
Simpson- Crawford
Claflin
Seigel Stores Corporation
Max Pam
Divorce rulings urge provisions for children in Cook County
Chicago reports Chief Justice Pew urges delaying divorce until child support is secured by the court. Judge Petit notes juvenile care petitions tied to divorces, with 60,358 filings since 1899 and about 33,750 linked to parental neglect or divorce. He cites a sample of 240 juvenile cases in January showing six children in court due to divorce.
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Chicago
Adeler J. Pew
Circuit Court
Municipal Bureau of Divorce Statistics
Justice Petit
Petit
Juvenile Court
Juvenie
Cook County
Thief Robs Home to Avoid Waking Husband in Harlem
Mrs Nettie Abramowitz of 2266 Seventh Avenue averted waking her tired husband during a burglary recounting how she and her maids watched a thief search bureau drawers by flashlight then flee with ten dollars and jewelry. The suspect was identified by Mrs Abramowitz and her maids and arraigned in Harlem Police Court.
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New York
A& Man
Harlem
Nettie Abramowitz
Seventh Avenue
Abramowitz
Avoil
Flurshutz Windows Display Impresses Cumberland Shoppers
North Centre Street pedestrians praise the Flurshutz display showing a bedroom and living room setup with electric lights curtains and a cedar chest. The ad notes all items are purchasable at Flurshutz and emphasizes dependable moderate prices from Herman Flurshutz who visits western factories. Columbia Rehabilitates Athletics event set for April 3 at Morningside Heights invites all members to propose plans for improving Columbia University athletics.
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North Centre Street
Flurshutz
Cumberland
Flurshutz’s
Herman Flurshutz
Columbia
New York
Columbia University Athletic Association
Morningside Heights
Notable Paintings View in Baltimore Window
In the window of Smith Shivery at Baltimore and Liberty streets, Cumberland displays notable paintings by two local ladies. Mrs S F Bernard presents Falls of the Rhine and Eagles Victory with high praise from art critics. Annie Bernard Wolford, Mrs Bernard’s daughter, shows Christ Walking on the Water.
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Smith Shivery
Baltimore
Liberty Streets
Cumberland
S. F. Bernard
View of Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
A Cumberland church profile details Kingsley M E Church Williams Street led by Rev. David G. Pile. It notes a 400-seat sanctuary and rising Sunday School attendance, plus remodeling costs over 1700 dollars. It highlights new branches of Women’s Home Missionary Society Epworth Leagues and invites Rev. William S. Boward to speak on Life’s Victory and Religion a Man’s Job at 11 am and 7:45 pm.
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Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Williams Street
David G. Pile
Cumberland
Kingsley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pile
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Epworth League
Methodist Brotherhood
William 8. Boward
Chatanooga University School of
Chattanooga University
Two Canoeists Saved Declares Clam Diggers
Brooklyn youths Clarence Brown and Thomas Jordan vanished after launching an 18 foot canoe from Gravesend. Clam diggers say the canoe struggled in a heavy bay tide and the steamship Northwestern picked up the youths before it sailed toward Tampico Mexico.
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New York
Clarence Brown
Thomas Jordan
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Northwestern
Texas Oil Company
Tampico
Mexico
Brown
Jordan
William Cromwell
Cromwell
Actress Mayme Remington Arrested In Mail Letter Case
New York April arrest of actress Mayme Remington on mail fraud charges followsWil standard procedure. bail set at 500 dollars before U S Commissioner Houghton. Disguised scribe Anthony Comstock claimed Remington identified a letter and admitted writing it during a hotel interview.
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New York
Mayme Remington
United States
Houghton
Dresden
West Forty-fourth Street
Anthony Comstiock
Comstock
Miss Remington
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Vorces
White & Ankeney Wall Paper and Stationery
N. Centre St
Cumberland, Md
Ers
Tango Overworks
Silk Association of America
Ramsay Peugnet
Association
New York City
F. F. Lockenott
John C Wolford
South Liberty ST
MR. Comstock
Grand Rapids
Mich
Willam Killifer
Chicago Federals
Killifer
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Feds
Phillies
Federals
Centre Street
Sheery
Baltimore and
Borden
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Cumberland, Md. & P
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L. M. KI
Centre St
Enniston, Mer
John Paul Home OF Flowers
H. P
Motor Car Sales CO
Cor. Harrison and
George Streets
Cumberland, Maryland
C. C. Frederick
Met
Howard & Billmyer
April Records
J. P. Wiesel
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Agency For Service
Walsh Building Telephone
Habig Brothers
Habig & Stegmaier
Our Story
Beall Street
Allegany
Third National Bank Bldg
Rosenbaum
Gabardines
Maire
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