Brokers Arrested Over Missing 6550 Shares in Firm Collapse
Stoppani and Hotchkin founders of the bankrupt brokerage face grand larceny charges after clerks reveal 6550 shares worth about 200000 disappeared. Chief Clerk Wolfgang Walter admits thirteen years without balance, while Assignee A. S. Gilbert plans a creditors meeting at Broadway Central Hotel to gauge potential payouts.
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Stoppani & Hotchkin
Broadway
Leon Lauterstein
A.S. Gilbert
Broadway Central Hotel
Walter Blotchkin
Joseph 3. Stoppani
Butler Street
Brooklyn
John F. Smith
North Third Street
Greenpoint
Walter
John Magegtolo
George A. Williams
Havana Electric
Hall
B M Bills Outlined At Railroads Hearing In Boston
Boston hearing before the Legislative Committee on Railroads outlined two measures by Joseph Walker of Brookline for separation of rail interests. One bill covers transfer of stock holdings and potential buyback rights to the state under Public Service Commission rules. The other proposes state protections and stock transfers to the Maine stock under new regulations. A second item notes a cheaper and better lighting plan for New York City by an electric company with higher lamp intensity at no extra cost.
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Boston
Boston & Maine
York
New Haven
Boston Railroad
Ernor
Water Williams
Ion Company
Manhattan
New York
Peace for Roads in Rate Decision
Railroad men in New York view the Shreveport ruling as promising more freedom from state interference with ICC regulated rates. Samuel Untermyer and Lynde Stetson criticize broadening federal power, while L D Smith calls the decision valuable for shippers and railroads by curbing discriminatory state rate practices.
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Shreveport
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Lynde Stetson
Case Francis Stetson
Jennings & Russell
Stetson
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Bond
Hadley Securities Commission
Commerce Board
Washington
Samuel Untermyer
I L. D. Smith
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Will of A. E. Orr Leaves $5 Million Estate
Alexander Ector Orr banker and Rapid Transit Board chair dies at 102 Remsen Street Brooklyn. Will valued at $5,000,000 leaves four fifths to his three daughters and their descendants, with $200,000 outright to each daughter and trust income for grandchildren. Mrs Munsell and heirs receive major two sevenths allocations and other relatives receive smaller bequests.
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Alexander Ector Orr
Rapid Transit Board
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
Orr
Mr. Orr
Jane Dows Nies
James KB. Nies
Mary Moore Orr
Julien Ector Munsell
Albert E. Munsell
Boston
Munsell
Foerster Will Bequests to Widows and Employees
Jane Foerster of Montclair dies May 27 leaving a will naming wife Sallie Foerster as widow and executrix with a $10,000 cash trust and homestead parcel in Montclair plus a Lincoln Street lot and 120 Bloomfield Street Hoboken. Beneficiaries include Emma Ievolt and Emmi Taeteram siblings, George Heydt, Elizabeth Schuch, Mary Schucek, Richard Cadiz, and several Foerster employees. The widow and George Heydt execute the estate. no children are noted.
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Montclair
N. J
Jane
Foerster
Sallie
Lincoln Street
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Emma Tievolt
Emmi F. Taeterain
Mount Vernon
N. Y
George F. Heydt
Elizabeth Schuch
Mary Schucek
Richard W. Cadiz
Wink
Belleville
Herman Kaummer
Tillie Felgner
William J. Curmp
John J. Albreeht
John Schtener
Philip Hartmat
Hevdt
Mrs. Taeteram
Moerster
Jersey City
Newark
Ehudson River
Tavnais Uf
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Howard St
Pani
Partners Specu
Ance
Williams
Benjamin Morris
Stoppani
Hotchkin
Exchange
Morris
New York City
S.e
New York Mortgage & Security Company
New York State
PRN
Montague
Borough of Manhattan
F. L. Stetson
Interstate Commerce
Commis
Sion
Philanthropy
C BR. Fleischmann
Coreopsis
Jay
Fifth Avenue
Shantung
Batiste
Paris
A. E. Orr
Ness
FS FurthersiCo
Exchange Place
Louis WH. Foerster
5Th Avenue
24Th Street
Gimbels
South America
Bangkok
Rich
Gimbel Brothers
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Times
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