Hearing set as NYSE charges Allan A Ryan over Stutz deal
The New York Stock Exchange prepares a June 23 hearing on charges against Allan A Ryan. He accuses the exchange of a star chamber proceeding while demanding a full public inquiry into the Stutz Motor stock dealings and alleging conflicts of interest by exchange committees. Ryan says counsel and a stenographer should be allowed, and notes prior knowledge by exchange committees.
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Stutz
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the Exchange
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Stutz Motor Car Company
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Stutz Motor Co Company
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Law Urged to Save Milk Bottles and Reduce Cost
Borden's Farm Products Inc seeks to cut consumer costs by mandating return of milk bottles. President Patrick Fox cites $35,000 yearly for retrieval and sterilization, plus a one cent processing fee per bottle. The plan aims to reduce waste and beverage costs by conserving bottle supply.
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Orden
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Amended Theater Ticket Ordinance Held Invalid
Judge Nott reverses the conviction of Reuben Weller the first broker arrested under the new theater ticket ordinance. Weller paid a $200 fine for charging more than fifty cents over face value for two tickets to a Shubert Theater performance. The judge ruled the amended ordinance unconstitutional.
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Reuben Weller
Actott
Sions
James Tyne
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Weller
Shubert Theater
Jade & Sinde
Edwin P. Kilroe
Extension Clause in Rent Law Upheld By Supreme Court
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn upholds the 1920 rent law extension power for tenants unable to find housing, citing police power to protect public welfare in housing shortages. Justice Clark considers a ruling on rent increases may reverse many tenant-favorable decisions, reversing Eckhardt eviction precedent by allowing rent proof not exceeding prior month’s amount.
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Brooklyn
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William Stone
Albany
Kuenzli
Kelley
Justice Clark
Edward Eckhardt
New Jersey Avenue
Eckhardt
Salvation Army drives in three days raise 175000
The home service fund campaign shows 175000 collected in the first three days, with Manhattan contributing 118000, Brooklyn 42000, Bronx 11000, Queens 2000, and Richmond 2000, signaling a slower pace to reach the 4000000 goal. Breckenridge Long resigns as Third Assistant Secretary of State and remains bed bound at home in St. Louis with tonsillitis.
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Richmond
Breckinridge Long
ST. Louis
Breckenridge Long
United States
Grasping at shadows in market for long term bonds
Investor warns there is little joy in the current market where 27 percent gains require 30 percent cuts to long term 5 percent bonds. The alternative touted is 536 percent guaranteed mortgages that stay at par and never depreciate. Various street addresses listed.
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