Rabinowitchs in Jail Amid Broad Bank Case Indictments
Dr Louise Rabinowitch and Edward Rabinowitch faced indictments linked to the Northern and Washington Savings Banks closure. John Rabinowitch pleads not guilty to ocho counts totaling $207,000 in alleged looting. Bail set at 5000 for Dr Rabinowitch as she awaits trial and grand jury signals possible related probes into the Stairway Traction and Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise G. Rabinowitch
Joseph G Robin
Erand
Northern Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Supreme Court
Robin
Weshington Savings Bank
Stairway Tracton and Construction
Railway Traction and Construction Company
Grand Jury
Jerom Robin
Jerome
Swann
General Sessions
Abhaveh Robin
Rabinowicek
Ware Veil
de. Rabinowitck
Flood
Bogie
Whitman
Oldtimers
Swan
Rabinow
Herman Febinowiteh
Mead Williiamsbire
Rabinowitch
Hody
Inga
Edward
Mrwiteh
Mobin
Nabinowiteh
Hellway ‘Traction and Construction Company
Bia
Dereme
Bsa
Bie
Whit
Kolin
Tt Wax
Peaterday
Cietain Re Montgomery
Hieniien Dank
Ing
General Sunons
Rosalsky
Hamilton Bank
Washingae Savings Bank
Rubin
Mortgage on Body and Soul Secures Twenty Dollar Purchase
In Gadsden Alabama on January 9 Roxie Parker and Annie Warden two Black women mortgaged “body and soul” to W L Lampkin a Black merchant for twenty dollars worth of dry goods. The mortgage was filed in Probate Court. The parties signed the contract but its legal bindingness is noted as doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
Roxie Parker
Annie Warden
W. L. Lampkin
OPIUM KILLED PROFESSOR IN PHILADELPHIA DEATH
Coroner Ford probes the death of Professor Alfred E. Hertzog of the Northeast Manual Training School who died in Stetson Hospital from opium poisoning. His family says Hertzog took an overdose of a patent medicine to ease a cold. He was forty, known in German American circles in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Naw
Ford
Alfred E. Hertzog
Mans Wal
Stetson Hospital
Mrs Charlotte Vincent Drummond Sues Drummond for 10000 Damages
Miss Charlotte Vincent Drummond files for divorce and damages in St Louis County Circuit Court claiming a bigamous marriage to Charles R Drummond. Drummond pleaded guilty to bigamy and was fined and jailed, suspension granted pending good behavior. Sentence later revoked by Judge Wordeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Jan
Charlotte Vincent Drummond
Charles R. Drummond
St. Low
Drummond
Med Salt
Clayton
Charlotte Vincent
Biganty
St. Louis County
Wordeman
New York
Charlotte Bente Drummond
Governor elect Colquitt Survives Runaway Aeroplane
Rochester aviator Frisbie's biplane carried Gov elect Colquitt of Texas during a publicity flight. The engine surged forward accidentally, the craft reeled along the track, and collided with a fence after Fristie cut the throttle. Both men escaped injury though Frisbie was briefly stunned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisbie
Detles
Tex
Jon
John J. Frisbie
Colquitt
Texas Today
Fristie
Lover
Mo Frisbie
Disabled boat Eliza beth B. battles gale off Eye Harbor
The power fishing smack Eliza beth B. grounded off Eye Harbor Inlet as Atlantic City lifesavers under Captain Lambert Parker rushed to aid. The crew refused to come ashore and planned to wait until morning to attempt floating the vessel, while Captain Jacob C. Barrier’s Elizabeth B B is believed to be afloat after engine failure near Corson’s Inlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Dan
Elizabeth B
Lambert Parker
Eye Harbor Inlet
Parker
Jacob C.barrier
Elizabeth B&b
Somers ‘Point
Corson’s Inlet
Ocean City
Exs Harbor Inlet
Governor Foss Locked Out On Second Day In Office
Governor Foss arrived at the Massachusetts Capitol for his second term to find the executive door locked. He vigorously tried the door and knocked while a messenger opened it. It was learned the chamber door opens at 9 oclock, and the governor plans to have a duplicate key made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ons
Massachusetts
Capitol
Foss
Reversal in Selden Patent Case Delays Benefit to Public
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Hough, upholding the Selden patent as valid but finding no infringement by Ford and others. The decision notes Selden withheld the patent for years, benefiting the public by independent invention but denying infringement or immediate public gain. The Association of Licensed Automobiles says Columbia and Selden may seek certiorari to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Seld
Ford Motor Company
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appealy
Hough
Selden
Court of Appeal
George B. Selden
Columbia Motor Car Company
Lcensees
Columbia Cmpany
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
Noyes
Lacombe
Ward
Patent Office
Juel
Noyes Born
Brayton
Wien
Fight to Oust Lorimer Opens in Senate Battle
Washington Jan 9 Senator Root declares opposition to Lorimer’s seat as inquiry on Illinois bribery advances. Beveridge and Owen lead a first clash over vacant seat while Beveridge minority report cites bribe evidence. Lorimer vows to stay and answer charges as parliamentary tangle unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Root
William Lorimer
Senate
Illinois
New York
Dia
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Owen
Beveridge
Senate of the
United States
Sherman
Grip Claims Victims Amid Record Week In New York
Dr Willam H Guilfoy registrar of records in the Department of Health reports New York faces the worst grip epidemic since 1880 driven by cool damp weather. For the week ended last Saturday 50 deaths from grip, vs 10 in 1919, with pneumonia causing most deaths overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H. Guilfoy
Department of Health
New York
Boy Saves Three Lives in Drowning Rescue at Pond
Fifteen year old Clarence Van Nostrand of Glen Cove Long Island saved three companions one a girl and aided in reviving a fourth after they fell through thin ice at a pond. He used a hockey stick to reach the swimmers and then assisted in restoring circulation. Dr James Burns later praised his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
Long Iewnd
Clarence van Nostrand
Long Island
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Fred Doxle
Frank
Martin Ialversen
Fred Doxie
van Nostrand
Martin Halvorsen
Florence Doxte
Frank Halvorsen
Doxte
James Burns
Suspicions of Germany revived by Baghdad railway talks
London reports revive fears of German designs in the Middle East as negotiations extend the Baghdad Railway to Persia between Berlin and St Petersburg. British entente concerns grow while editorials urge stronger alliance and material cooperation among continental powers. A Daily News remark hails a Taft backed arbitration treaty as a path to global peace. Dewey’s Pure Clarets wine ad promotes the best dinner wines from Dewey & Sons Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Middle East
Wen
Bagdad
Persia
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
France
Russia
England
Edward
Daily New
Taft
Orenn
Terriers Pursue Stray Cat In Williamsburg Tenement Rescue
A fox terrier chased a stray cat through a two story frame tenement at 164 Cornelia street to a precarious wedged position fifteen feet above ground between brick walls. Rescue attempts by police, firemen, and local bystanders failed, as the cat remained trapped and refused meat, milk, or a fishline lures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutchtown
Williamsburg
Cornelia Street
No. 164
Tabby
Hamburg Avenue
Hook and Ladder Company 161
Ammon
Germany
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Jimmy” Davis
Estate to family to keep intact five years
Under the will of the late Senator Stephen B Elkins the Elkins estate valued about $20,000,000 is to be held intact for five years. Executors are Davin Elkins Stephen B Elkins Jr and the Davis Trust Co of Elkins. After five years the estate will be divided equally among seven children with the widow retaining the Washington home and Halliehurst estate until the eldest son’s death, then to the next son. An income of 2500 a year is provided for Aire Elkins.
Morgan Ready for Loss in Bank Deal
Morgan faces potential loss in Sunday purchase of Carnegie Trust related banks and Madison Trust. Analysts expect liquidation of Nineteenth Ward and Twelfth Ward banks with Equitable Trust absorbing assets, possibly turning loss into profit. Officials probe books as District Attorney Whitman may become involved. Stanchefield says inquiries focus on Robin transactions, not Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Nineteenth Ward Bank
Twelfth Ward Bank
Andrew Carnegie
Madison Trust Company
William J. Cummins
Martin J. Condon
Joseph B. Reichmann
Samuel H. Kress
C. Arthur Moore, Jr
Mr. Morgan
Nineteenth Ward
Twelfth Ward
Wall Street
Equitable Trust Company
Equitable
Cheney
Carnegie Trust Company
van Norden Famely
van Norden Trust Company
Carnegie
The
State Banking Department
Whitman
John B. Stanehfield
Trust Company
Criminal Courts
Carnegie Company
Stanchefield
Robin
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DR. Rabinowitch
Brother
Joseph
Ed Rabinowitch
Jersey Coast
Governor Foss
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Rochester
Winton Motor Car
F Banks
BANK
Alvin W. Krech
Grip
Boy
Girl
Dewey’s
Dewey & Sons Co
Malton St
Senator Elkins
Morgan
Brown
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