Suit over broker’s right to close customer account on margin
Henry Voorce-Brandenburg of AON Brandenburg & Co sues H L Horton & Co for 50111.72, alleging unauthorized closing of his bear on Sugar stock left a $44,550 damage after margin of 9500 was exhausted. The case tests a broker’s authority to close when margin exists and no notice was given.
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Mrs Kragel Wins Decree To End Marriage
Jeannie Rice Hamilton Kragel after two trials secures a Supreme Court decree annulling her marriage to Elmer E Kragel a Corporal in the Twenty second Regiment National Guard. Court records show persistent neglect and cruelty led to the decision. The couple had no children.
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Waists and Skirts and Blouse Suits For Girls
Catalog listing offers waists of white lawns or colored madras for ages 8 to 18, white pique skirts for 14 to 18, girls blouse suits in mercerized duck and linen with embroidered shield emblem for 6 to 16, misses foulard silk suits trimmed with EEO ribbon in 14 and 16 years, value $20.00.
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Nineteenth German Singing Festival Marks Golden Anniversary
The nineteenth German singing festival and the fiftieth Northwestern Saengerbund anniversary begin next Saturday with high expectations. About $30,000 was spent to ensure festival splendor and comfort, aiming to surpass all prior saengerfests. President S. K. Saenger led efforts, securing a prize from the German Emperor valued over $10,000. Saenger’s plan saved costs by using the Thirteenth Regiment Armory with a new legislative bill aided by Jacob Neu and State Senator Joseph Wager.
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Scientists to Meet for 49th Annual AAAS Session in New York
The American Association for the Advancement of Science opens its 49th annual session tomorrow at Havemeyer Hall Columbia University. Prof. G K Gilbert retiring president will introduce President elect Prof R B Woodward of Columbia. Seth Low to welcome. Nearly 250 new members elected including Cornelius N Bliss T C Platt Walter Logan and Abram Hewitt. Two new sections may be added on physiology and experimental medicine and on military science.
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Ann Arbor University
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Washington and Lee University
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Cornell
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Columbia
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Responsibility of testamentary trustees discussed by First Department
The Appellate Division limits trustee liability for losses to cases of personal gross negligence or willful misfeasance. A Brooklyn loan backed by a damaged property led to a $3,400 deficiency ruled negligent. Across Buffalo, a sidewalk trapdoor case awarded $844, while the court allowed limited use of sidewall openings. Frances Woodward's will upheld. undue influence not proven.
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Sarah Tubesing
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Fourth Appellate Division
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Detective bitten in arrest of loitering suspect
Detective Binnings of West Thirtieth Street Station arrested Lavinia Wilson after she resisted a disorderly conduct arrest. She bit his hand and stabbed him in the ear. a second officer Kahler was also bitten. Wilson was held in $1000 bail by Magistrate Deuel and remanded to the island.
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Rush by Parents as Gerry Society Wagon Arrives at Court
Fourteen boys arrested by Union Market Station police for throwing stones at streetcar passengers were arraigned in Essex Market Court before Magistrate Brann. Parents rushed the courtroom to reach their sons as the Gerry Society wagon delivered the prisoners. Magistrate Brann issued a severe lecture and fined each boy three dollars, promptly paid by the parents.
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Union Market
Brann
Essex Market Court
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