Wake Forest Wins Million Dollar Patriot Trust
The New York story reports Wake Forest College in North Carolina is entitled to the principal of a $1,375,000 patriot trust fund created by Jaden A. Bostwick. The fund, including 1,000 Standard Oil shares, would go to Wake Forest if Bostwick’s daughter and her husband failed to meet certain conditions. The court-appointed referee, Harry N French, reviewed the executors Farmers Loan and Trust Company case. The ruling notes the fund’s amount and that the loss would not greatly affect Mrs Coronoff’s heirs, given her large estate.
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New York
Harry N French
Supreme Court
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
N. C
Jaden A Bostwick
Ne Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Sock
Boswick
Amerch
Fund For Life
Bostwick
Fannie E. Vornoff
Sarge Vornoff
England
Dr. Vornoff
French
Women Held for Shooting Husband in Alabama
In Girard Alabama Mrs Lela Humber is held on suspicion after her husband Julius F Humber a warehouseman and planter was shot to death at the Humber home last night. Authorities quote Mrs Humber saying the shooting was accidental and he died three hours later.
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Girard
Ala
Lela Humber
Julius F. Humber
Humber
Slight advance on New York cotton market opens steady
The cotton market opened steady with a 1 to 4 point advance on favorable Liverpool reports and trade buying. July and October futures rose briefly but eased as weather news favored selling, with May at 21.45, July 20.40, October 20.18, December 20.17, January 19.98.
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New York
Laverpool
Migichester
Wright
Spray Policeman Guilty of Manslaughter in Virginia
W D Covington of Spray North Carolina was found guilty of manslaughter in a circuit court in Chatham Virginia for killing George Bryant last March whom he suspected of bootlegging. He received a seven year penitentiary sentence.
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Chatham
W. D. Covington
Spray
North Carolina
George Bryant
Bryant
Semenoff Released on $25,000 Bail in Siberia Theft Case
Gen Gregorie Semenoff former Ottoman of the Cossacks was freed from arrest by the New York appellate division reversing Supreme Court Justice Delehanty. He faces civil charges from Youroveta Home and Foreign Trade company over allegedly stealing company supplies in Siberia while the firm was bankrupt. He is out on $25,000 bail.
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New York
Gregorie Semenoff
Cossacks
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
Delehanty
Semenoff
Youroveta Home and Foreign Trade Company
Siberia
Mechanicsville Auction Preview at 2 P.M.
Look over the beautiful lots before the sale at 2 p m in Mechanicsville. J Sib Burton auctioneer.
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Mechanicsville
J. Sib Burton
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Dyer Building
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