Lawyer Was to Head Waters-Pierce Co
Robert M. Stewart, ex counsel for Standard Oil of Indiana, was tapped by Standard Oil interests to head Waters-Pierce after its split from the New Jersey Company. He testified he was invited to become President for $25,000 a year but claimed he would not represent Standard. he admitted knowledge of the fight over control and that he advanced funds and received a $1,200 check from H. M. Tilford. The hearing continued as Untermyer pressed for details about stockholders and directors and the influence of James A. Moffatt and Henry Clay Pierce.
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Supreme Court
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Waters-Pierce Company
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Waters-Pierce
Standard
New York
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George Mayer
Mr. Moffatt
Waters Company
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Stewart
H. M. Tilford
Moffatt
Waters
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
A. C. Bedford
John D. Archbold
H. M. Folger
C. W. Pratt
Walter Teagle
Eight Years for Burglary in Brooklyn Court
Bert Curtis was sentenced to eight years at hard labor in Sing Sing yesterday by Judge Dike in the County Court Brooklyn for a Stuyvesant section burglary. He stole $4,000 worth of jewelry. Ortis was convicted as a second offender and released early on his first term for good behavior. he will serve this term with the new sentence.
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Supreme Court assigns referee to try Thomas divorce suit
Justice Giegerich ordered Phoenix Ingraham to referee the divorce action filed by Mrs. Linda Lee Thomas against E. R. Thomas the banker. Actress Theodore Gerard is named as co respondent. Thomas was served with the complaint in San Sebastian Spain.
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Denounce Film Law Fight At East Side Meeting
Social workers and east side residents gathered at Cooper Union to condemn the Board of Aldermen for delaying the Folks motion picture ordinance. Speakers charged the delay stemmed from pressure by theatre owners and Tammany influence, calling Aldermen grafters and traitors to the people.
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Temple Beth Israel
Brooklyn
New York Weather Bouts Varied Skies and Carnival Rescue
A New York area weather report describes fog heavy at the harbor, a brief northwest squall of sixty mph, and a cooling rain. About twenty tents at St Cecilia’s carnival were blown down while 1,000 attendees sought shelter. Dozens prostrated from heat. twenty-nine named individuals plus others were treated at hospitals. Cooler conditions with showers expected today.
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Poultry Debate Surges as Kosher Butchers Weigh Ban
In Eagle Hall, 4500 butchers debated closing shops over high meat prices. Poultry sales divide retailers. boycott excludes poultry so far. Wholesale dealers say beef supply and prices remain steady, urging restraint while potential rabbi mediation looms. Pickets clash with wholesalers as crowds push for or against the boycott.
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