Strawboard Scandal Moves to Oust Receiver in Illinois Case
A petition filed in the United States circuit court seeks removal of Sidney Mitchell as receiver of American Strawboard and United Boxboard and Paper Co. O. C. Barber and five other stockholders allege Mitchell and associates manipulated affairs to place control with United Boxboard to defraud minority holders. They name Charles C. Adsit Luther W. Bodman and Horace W. Cox as alleged co-conspirators, claim improper bond handling and subsidies, and seek court action to prevent further related transactions and voting by Boxboard shares. The petition requests cancellation of unissued Uncas bonds and an injunction stopping disposals until minority stockholders can elect directors.
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Chicago
Sidney Mitchell
American Strawboard
United Boxboard and Paper Company
United States Circuit
Strawboard Company
O. C. Barber
Mitchell
Strawboard
Boxpboard
Boxboard
Barber
Charies FE
Rollo
Ll. W. Fish
FF. B. Thiess
Akron
C. R. Grant
Mary Orr
United Boxboard “and “Paper Company
American Strawboard Company
Uncas Paper
Uncas Paper Company
Boxboard Company
Uncas
Boxboard Treasury
Illinois
United
Say Quartet
Charles C. Adsit
Luther W. Bodman
Horatt W. Cox
Board of
Campeton
W. ©. Johnson
Proseéent
Reported Death Is Later Confirmed Alive In Waterloo
Dr E M VanBuskirk, health officer, received a communication from N Hurty of the state board of health about a Waterloo woman Alda Remenderfer said to have died at Lutheran Hospital. A Waterloo doctor clarified she was hospitalized briefly, discharged cured, and the dispatch was a mistaken report. The mixup caused some trouble for the health officer.
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E. M. VanBuskirk
N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Auburn
Alda Bemenderfer
Waterloo
Lutheran Hospital
VanBuskirk
J. B. Showalter
Government Battle to Kill Oil Trust Not Halted
Washington reports that despite a recent setback in the Landis decision and Doubling legal arguments, government attorneys remain confident of convicting the Standard Oil Company. Kellogg leads efforts with expectations of a retrial and possible Supreme Court action to secure a major judgment or dissolution.
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Grosscup
Landis
Supreme Court
Circouit
Sted Oil
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Haven
Cisco
Tennessee
Chicago
Grand
Kellogg
Frank B. Kellogg
Piper Trust
Standard
Law
Oil Corporation
Washington
Kelluge
Standard of Company
Ordets
Supreme Bench
America
Postum A Remedy For Coffee Exhaustion Ad Claim
A music professor and his wife describe long hours causing fatigue from coffee. After switching to Postum, his headaches eased, weight increased, constipation resolved, and he remained able to work. The family, including children, now all drink Postum as a preferred beverage. Battle Creek Michigan. There’s a Reason.
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Cutie
Sity-One
Gio
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pligs
Thaw Bankruptcy Case Hinge on Sanity Verdict
In Pittsburg, former Governor Stone states Thaw proceeds on the assumption he is sane, seeking a declaration of sanity within sixty days to influence New York courts. Referee Blair sets August 21 for bankruptcy adjudication. An Evelyn Nesbit Thaw income trust remains separate from Harry K. Thaw’s estate, about $12,000 yearly, funded by his mother Mary Co. Thaw.
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Pittsburg
Harry IX. Thaw
Thaw
William A. Stone
Stanford White
Muatteawan
New York
William R. Blair
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mary Co. Thaw
Harry
Harry K. Thaw
Majestic Cancels Matinee Because of Scenery Placement
The Majestic theater cancels today’s matinee for Bunco in Arizona due to the heavy scenery setup required. The production, backed by a large touring company, will debut at the Majestic after rehearsals. Sure Shot Sam delays prevent a late rehearsal, but future matinees are planned later in the season.
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Bunco
Arizona
The
Majestic
Sam
Banco
Hartman Pharmacy Forms New Wholesale Drug Firm
The first annual meeting of Hartman Pharmacy Company, recently incorporated, elected officers: President Jacob Hartman, Vice President R M Bender, Secretary George L Sharp, and Treasurer and General Manager George W Hartman. Capital stock is 10000 dollars. The firm will pursue wholesale and retail drug trade plus proprietary articles, has bought C B Moellering’s drug store at Lafayette and Lewis for retail and jobbing, and will expand the retail business while the wholesale unit becomes a main feature. The Hartman pharmacy at Washington and Clay streets will close after invoicing.
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Hartman Pharmacy Company
Jacob Hartman
R. M. Bender
George L. Sharp
George W. Hartman
C. B. Moellering
Lafayette and
Lewis Streets
Hartman
Washington and
Clay Streets
Fpellens
To Annul Marriage Boy Hubby Is N G
Warsany Indiana August 8 Mrs Sallie Davis Taylor of Spencerville Ohio sold household goods and came to Warsany to meet Tloyd Taylor of near Milford.
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N. G
Wist
Warsany
Ind
Warsaw
Sallie Davis-Taylor
Spencerville
Tloyd Taylor
Milford
Couple’s Honeymoon Ends As Forgery Probe Hits
Mrs Davis Taylor, who had moved in with Lloyd Taylor, learns she could face criminal liability for cohabiting with a man under charge of forging a $100 check for G H Bennett. Lloyd Taylor, about twenty years younger, with unsound mind, was jailed briefly and released after his condition was shown. The pair, wed a week earlier in Lina, may have the marriage annulled in Ohio courts.
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Lloyd
Lina
G. H. Bennett
Warsaw
Taylor
Indiana Rifle Team in Camp Perry Practice Before Nationals
The Indiana state rifle team quarters at Camp Perry near Port Clinton with five officers in wall tents and the rest in Sibley tents. Thirty six members compete for a national trophy, with detailed pairings announced for the team matches. The squad, coached by Captain Moorhead, includes many from Indianapolis Company D and other Indiana units, all in strong form and aiming for victory.
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Camp Perry
Port Clinton
B. EB. Wimner
Terre Haute
Albert Catlin
Harry Austin
New Albany
Fred I. Roadcap
Indianapolis
G. EB. Batley
L. BR. Jarrett
H. 8. Evans
H. W. McBride
John Crain
Angola
Glen Vin Aitken
Warry
Warsaw
Emmet H. Douglass
Albert Black
Second Infantry
Moorhead
Guy Perfect Wins President's Cup at Kekionga Links
Guy Perfect defeated Will Peters four up and three to play in a 36 hole match to capture the president's cup at the Kekionga links yesterday afternoon. Perfect's play was splendid and he received hearty congratulations.
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Kekionga Links
Guy Perfect
Will Peters
Mr. Perfect
Vaudeville At Airdome Tonight New Bill Monday
The Airdome bill to-night features Raschetta Trio Rockway and Conway Frank Jones Joe McGee The Mark Twain Kid Cora Wilmont and moving pictures Tomorrow Flo Adler leads another popular bill with two shows at 7 and 9 15 Adler comes from Chicago and promises novelty acts Hy Greenway and Ali and Peister provide acrobatics Senator Frank Bell offers a witty monologue Bell is known from Way Down East Frank Jones returns with illustrated songs Moving pictures meet the outdoor theater standard Adler explains the box boy gag origin in a hotel interview.
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Airdome
Raschetta
Rockway and Conway
Frank Jones
Joe McGee
Mark Twain Kid
Cora Wilmont
The
Moving Pictures
Flo Adler
Miss Adler
Majestic Theater
Chicago
Hy Greenway
Ali and
Peister
Frank Bell
Bell
Elks to Hold Funeral for Frank J Gruber Today
Notice from L A Worch secretary and F E Bougher exalted ruler says the Elks funeral for Brother Frank J Gruber will be at 2:30 p.m. from 624 Washington Boulevard West. Brothers attending meet at the house and street car conveyances will take attendees from Broadway and Washington to the cemetery.
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Frank J. Gruber
Washington Boulevard West
Broadway
Washington
L. A. Worch
F. E. Bougher
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Harry Ww
Little Harry
Bloomington
John Mullis
Isaac Fox
Indiana University
Fox
Mullis
Patterson- Wrethher Co
Wayne
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