Ford Comments On Suit Filed
Ford says no obligation to reimburse Lincoln Motor Company stockholders who sold assets at a 1922 receivership sale. Edsel Ford released the statement as Henry M. and Wilfred C. Leland sue for about 6 million dollars, claiming verbal reimbursement. Ford also notes 3 million paid for property, 4 million to general creditors, and 363 thousand to Henry M. Leland on his birthday, with his subpoena for testimony in the case.
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Daughter Beside Father at Trial in Slaying Case
Romola Remus, daughter of George Remus, arrived in Cincinnati to attend her father’s trial for killing his second wife. She quit a Chicago job to fund his defense, embraced him at court, and spoke of his alleged bankruptcy while Judge Shook opened proceedings. In New York, Tillie Leopold seeks 1,000 a year for cosmetics and 6,000 for furs in a divorce suit.
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Chicago
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Trial Set in January in Pontine Michigan Court
A case is expected to come to trial in January in the Oakland County circuit court at Pontine, Michigan, with the court timetable outlining pretrial steps and scheduled hearings. The proceeding involves the usual court processes and formalities leading to a courtroom appearance.
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Ohio State Triumph Restores Coach Wilee Prestige
Ohio State's thrilling victory over Chicago renews respect for Coach Wilee and quiets his critics. Howard Kriss stands out among alumni and undergraduates for aiding the turnaround.
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Court Rules On Mex Oil Case In Mexican Oil Ruling
Mexican Supreme Court grants injunction to the Mexican Petroleum Company an American firm restraining cancelation of drilling permits under the new petroleum law The ruling also strikes down parts of the law limiting land titles and forfeiting idle lands for this case with potential impact on foreign firms and bilateral relations in Mexican American talks.
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I. W. W. Miners Head for Colorado
WALSENBURG Colo Nov 15 More than 1000 I W W miners from other states are expected to enter Colorado before Monday miners and local officials said They are answering an appeal in Industrial Solidarity urging every footloose rebel to join the coal miners in their fight for rights
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Illiteracy and aristocracy of horses cited in election talk
Dr John J Mycert, described as federal commissioner of education, says New York City has more illiteracy than the southern mountains and warns of a danger from an aristocracy of horses, referencing the Kentucky election.
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Kentucky
Prosecutor Gordon Resigns From DC Contempt Inquiry Panel
Washington November 18 District Attorney Gordon resigned from the three member special committee appointed by Justice Siddons of the DC Supreme Court to probe possible criminal contempt in the Fall Sinclair jury scandal. He said affidavits showed reasonable cause to believe contempt occurred and the court action on November 2, 1927, led to juror withdrawal and mistrial. He claims to have urged prosecution of those involved and to have presented grand jury evidence on all aspects in his official capacity.
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Sign on unlocked safe misleads burglar in crematorium
A San Francisco article notes a bur glar ignored a readable sign on an unlocked crematorium safe promising five dollars and books. Police reported next morning the safe contained about two hundred dollars, implying the thief did not believe the warning signs or could not read.
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Explosion Rocks Jefferson Kans Newsflash in Gas Plant Blast
A large nitroglycerin plant at Jefferson Kansas exploded at 12 25 pm sending a blast that rocked Coffeyville about 12 miles away. Homes were shaken as wires sparked and most town buildings were endangered. The Jefferson operator relayed the alarm before leaving her post.
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Kansas
Baptists Pass Two Resolutions on Baylor University
The Texas Baptist general convention in Wichita Falls approved two resolutions regarding Baylor University in Waco. One urged renaming the school to Baylor University and another to expand the board of trustees from 21 to 27, with seven members from Dallas County and seven from McLennan County. The report noted 2,165 Baylor students, 1,467 in Waco, and other campuses, with all schools reporting progress in reducing debts.
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Baylor University
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Bayer
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Baylor
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Burlesson College
Greenville
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New 1928 Hupmobile Gets Warm Reception
More than 3,000 cars sold, 45,000 demonstrations given and over 600,000 visitors viewed the Hup Motor Car Corporation salesrooms, according to R S Cole general sales manager. The figures reflect the warm reception received by the new model at distributors and dealers.
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Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Public reception of new Hupmobile Six exceeds earlier launches
The public showings of the 1928 Hupmobile Six drew record crowds and overwhelming praise. Enthusiasts across the United States sent a thousand telegrams praising its beauty and performance, with demonstrations and sales rooms reported crowded from New York to Los Angeles.
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