Consolidated Lake Superior seeks sale to save holdings
The Consolidated Lake Superior Company directors in New York failed to secure an underwritten loan and plan a forced sale of subsidiary assets. Speyer & Co. will soon notify the officers of the plan to dispose of collateral tied to a 5.05 million note. Stockholders face pressure as a receivership and reorganization loom amid vast losses and a 117 million capitalization anchored by extensive holdings in Sault Ste Marie.
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Astoriated Press
New York
Consolidated Lake Superior Tgmny
B. J. Beird
A & Sexson
Speyer
E. W.sanborn
Consolidated Lake Superior Corry
Speyer & Co. Syndicate
Speyer & Co
Aidiary
Syndic
Consolidated Lake Sulor Company
Sperver & Co
Pany
Orvis
Reyer and Company
Consolidated Laxe Superior
Remiters
C. Miller
Consolidated Lake Superior
Lnrte F
Fit
Sault Ste. Marie
E. J. Berwind
S. M. Pro
Samuel Kea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadel
Hiladelphia
Beavers Case Delayed as Defense Demands Warranted Bond Recall
A disrupted court session in Beavers case stalled after counsel demanded immediate production of bonds and witnesses. District Attorney’s office plans to press contempt if orders are not followed. The hearing centers on alleged defrauding schemes linked to state contracts involving Green and Bundy Clock Co. of Linchamton.
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York
Ge W
Beavers
Sretukion Yan
Hitchcock
Washlanon
Sennseorne
Walter Sigtee
Fragmentary item about ironworker near York
Readable fragments describe an ironworker named Joseph Heer and a scene near York on September 2. Details are incomplete but indicate a distant large shore or moor context and a note of assistance or recognition related to the event.
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Eersiel
York
Joseph Heer
Sngers
Army posts inspection by Maj Gen Corbin moves north
Maj Gen Henry C. Corbin left Salt Lake City for a tour of western posts. He will visit Fort Harrison and Fort Missoula in Montana, then proceed to Seattle and Victoria before returning east via the Canadian Pacific route.
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Associated Presa
Balt Lake
Utah
Henry C. Corbin
Harrison
Missoula
Montana
Seattle
Victoria
Ree
Fire destroys seed company warehouse in Sturgeon Bay
A large warehouse of the John H. Allen Seed company burned in Sturgeon Bay early morning, with losses near 425,000 and 7,000 bushels of seed peas destroyed. The Reynolds Preserving plant and Goodrich & Goodaly Hart warehouse suffered fire damage as crews battled the blaze. insurance coverage listed about 2,000. The Falk & Buchan building owner confirms the site has burned twice in two years.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay
Wig
John H. Allen Seed Company
Fremen
Reynolds Preserving Company
Goodrich & Goodaly Hart Company
Falk & Buchan
Weather Bureau reports crop conditions despite frost damage
The weekly crop summary notes cooler weather with frequent frosts in the central valleys and southern central gulf states, but overall damage is not serious. Some regions face excessive moisture and delayed harvests while others enjoy favorable conditions and a safe, maturing crop overall.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Gulf States
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New England
Atlantic
Missouri
Mississippi
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Tennermee
Central
West Gulf States
Pacific Coast
Tennessee
North Pacific
Kentucky
North Carolina
Maryland
Olle Valley
Porton
Middle Atlantic States
British gunner accuracy debated in reporting of Ladysmith aid
Read Admiral Lambton and General Hunter debate the firing of a British cruiser during the Ladysmith siege. The controversy centers on whether naval guns saved Lady Emeth from capture and the claim of improving fire effect. Lambton urges the press to await developments as he evaluates past actions and requests further commentary.
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Ladyemith
Admiral Lambion
Ladysmith
Sir “Archibald) Hanter
Foremt
Scotland
Plece
Natal
Siris
Lambton
Eladys
Vimiralie
Venter
Lambdien
Newepapese
Mine Stock Swindler Arrested in Philadelphia Case
Lawrence Sommeted, called Larry by police, was arrested in Philadelphia on a charge of swindling Georges A. McTaan of Pittsburgh out of 2000 in a mining finch transaction. Police sought to hold two other men tied to the alleged scheme.
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Associated Press
New York
Lawrence Sommeted
Larry
Georges A. McTaan
Pinsburg
Finck
Philadelphis
Lovers of Nature Ride Near Sagamore on Autumn Day
In autumn weather a group from Sagamore TV took a long horseback ride toward the estuary area. The scene featured local nature enthusiasts enjoying a serene outing on a clear day, illustrating community interest in outdoor recreation.
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Gyster
Mand
Sagamore TV
American business energy rises after war says Times reviewer
An American correspondent for The London Times, after nine years away, reports U S workers now spend at least an hour more daily on business. He links the rise to postwar energy and the revived national spirit, while criticizing waste and urging a flexible banking system and wiser foreign trade.
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Associated Presa
London
London Times Today
United States
Union
America
Fie
Geath
New York
Chicago
Borten
Globe
HANGS BY A THREAD
The Associated Press reports at noon that no Panama canal dispatches reached the state department from Minister Beaupre or Mr Herran. News is not expected to alter the consensus that the canal treaty is dead, though Colombia may soon advise not to reopen negotiations.
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Associated Prem
Washington, D. C
State Department
Panama Canal
Beaupre
Herran
Waffaloes
Missing Boy in Syracuse Surrenders as Custody Arrives
A fourteen year old boy, Louie Kolv, son of a wealthy family in Syracuse, was found in Madison and placed in custody. He admits running away from Syracuse, claims his name is Charles Grayang, and says his parents are dead.
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Madison
Wis
Louie Kolv
Syracure
la Telns
Syracuse
Ciaime
Charles Grayang
Pleads Not Guilty From Minneapolis Ex-Vice Captain Case
In Minneapolis this morning Charita OMT, former vice captain, pleaded not guilty as the case was set for October 11. He failed to post the $7,500 bond, with $40 in cash posted, and his attorney will seek release on bond.
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Hp Associated Trexs
Minneapola
Minn
Charita Omt
Minneapolia
Jal
Jagie
Whi
Jon
Bread and Wages Discussed at Bakery Convention
The United Master Bakery of America began a convention at the St. Charles hotel in Mowa uker Wisconsin on September 22. Topics include protection against bad material with a trade association, and legislation and chemical investigation into the causes of bread spoilage and wages for employees.
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Mowauker
Wis
United Master Bakery of America
St. Charles Hotel
London firm plans permanent American troupe in London
An official notice from Frank Curzon, London theater manager, announces a permanent American stock company to be established in London. Light musical pieces will be staged and the Shattextury theater is a likely home. A chorus of American actors and players will be assigned to principal and supporting roles.
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New York
Pring
Frank Curzon
London
Mystery Killings In Cleveland Lake Shore Tragedy
Cleveland police report a murdered young woman found across a Lake Shore railway track near Gordon Park. The body shows a chest wound and pruning train damage, with two sets of tracks and a bloodstained handkerchief bearing the initials J. D. A brother suspects murder and body placement to hide the crime. In Minneapolis a brawl leaves Darmody and Clarke wounded in a steel clash.
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Asconisied
Cleveland
Oho
Mita Olle
Lake Shore
Gordon Park
Poice
Ellen Repl
W. L. Rey
Glenville
J. D
Rayl
Minneapolis
Minn
James Darmody
St. Barnaba’s Hospital
Fred A. Clarke
The
Aty Hospital
Mila
Denounces a Naval Court in Nicholson Case
Washington dispatches report the navy department received the full court martial record of Assistant Paymaster Richworth Nicholson for an Asiatic station incident in Che Foo China. Rear Admiral Evans condemns the court for puny punishment and calls for dismissal, while Kiel reports Prince Henry of Prussia deems a soldier’s sentence excessive and warrants degradation.
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Washington, D. C
Richworth Nicholson
Asiatic
Navy Department
Evans
Chee-Foo
China
Nicholson
Admiral Evans
California
Berlin
Kiel
Prince Henry of Prussia
Jll
Wittelsbach
Prince Henry
KILLED BY FOUL AIR IN ROMIEY MINE MISHAP
An inspection team at the Roena Vista and Murphy mine in Romiey faced fatal outcomes as managers Col B F and Adolphs Intendent were killed by foul air during a nighttime survey. Arch Ackersen, superintendent of Four Metal Mining Company, and Mersey and Vergon assisted. one man revived after surface return.
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Rena Vista
B. F
Roena Vista
James K Jones Bereaved Daughter of DNC Leader Dies
Information from Washington reports that Mrs Frank W Plant, daughter of James K Jones of Arkansas, president of the National Democratic Committee, died suddenly of heart failure while camping in De River Minnesota with her husband.
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REY Associated Treet
Washington, D.C
Spi
Frank W. Plant
James K. Jones
Arkadeas
National Democratic Communition
de River
Minn
Breakthrough attempt at Ball Hill prompted gunfire in Goldfield
At military headquarters on September 22 troops were called to arms after reports that several unknown persons tried to breach the ward. Twenty shots were fired by the residents but no one was confirmed injured.
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Victor
Cap Goldfield
Yinea
Parks Predicts Split Over Union No 2 Seating
Samuel J Parks predicted a split in the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers at its convention if Union No 2 of New York is not recognized. The credentials committee wrestled with sustaining the expulsion, meeting in secret with no report by 11:20 AM. President Buchanan hinted re election depends on the committee action, while delegates prepared to ride out the day awaiting a report on representation inside the union.
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Associated Prem
Kansas City
Samuel J. Parks
International Association of Bridges and Structural Iron Workers
Seputon
Union No. 2
New York City
Buchanan
Buchanand Parks
Mr. Parka
New York
Twenty Menon Strike at Howard Paper in Menasha
About twenty employees of the sulphite unit of Howard Paper attack for shorter hours in Menasha. They demand eight hours instead of ten. C. W. Howard stated workers quit but he didn’t reveal their demands. By noon no one had returned to work.
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Howard Paper
Menasha
Neeweh
Twin Cities
Bpecal
Neensh-Menesha
Howard Paper Company
C. W. Howard
George Banta
Neensh
Neenah
Quarles
Nefnah
United States
J. W. Quarles
Mennasha Wooden
W. C
R. Gaetavue
Wisconsin
4. C. Frost
Kolze
Chicago
Frost
Gustavus
Twin City
Oshkesh
Thurasay
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Mmeatia
Neenah and Menasha
Neenah Theater
Jordar
Michaelson Hall
West Toint Ky
He Island
Ida Tews
John Schwanckl
J. C. Froeke
Gerspan Evancelical Church
Drayman
Martiaree
Teuns Pronte
First Presbyterian Church
Mre
Denpie Jambon
Provident
Mise He'en Rahowk
Neil Lezsen
Honduras Nicaragua dispute sparks potential invasion threat
Advices report Spanish Honduras plans to invade Nicaragua to enforce a rights claim over territories along the river border. A commission warned Nicaragua to recognize cession rights or face war, with Cape Gracias a Dios and Tegucigalpa involved in escalating tensions.
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Associated Press
New York
Honduras
Nicaragua
Pittsburg
Puerto Cortez
Swank
Bonillas
Cape Graciar
Hondura
Ordonez
Teguci- Ralpa
Zelaya
Cape Gracias
School Book Case Delayed Amid Board Faction Split
Fond du Lac dispatch reports postponement of the school book case in Sheboygan. Arguments for the defense shift to Thursday or Friday as a rift widens within the school board. Minority members hire E P Worthing to present their stance against Ginn and Company. Maurice McKenna appointed for the city’s response to the mandaMus served to compel adoption of Ginn textbooks.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Fond ‘du Lac
Sheboygan
Kirwin
Ginn and Company
E. P. Worthing
Maurice McKenna
Biy
Flour Strike Threatens Minneapolis Mills
Minneapolis flour mills face a likely shutdown as millers refuse an eight hour day while offering ten hour wages. John M Fintey of the International Union of Flour and Cereal workers declares a strike, signaling a city wide stoppage tomorrow morning.
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Br Associated Prenas
Minneapolis
Minn
Uhla
John M. Fintey
International Union of Flour and Cereal Min Taplores
Minscapouis
Prince Monks Death Shocks Benedictine Order
A Prague dispatch reports the death of Brother Kart, famed member of the Benedictine Order of Morke. Once Prince Thwin Schoenburg and Austrian guard officer, he joined the abbey after riding 20 miles to seek admission. He donated a large fortune and spent his days helping the Poor alongside the clerics. Reverend EW F Requa, former pastor, attended the Algoma street Methodist conference and spoke on the journey home.
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Frens
New York
Prague
Kart
Oreder
Morke
Thwin Schoenburg
Parde
EW. F. ReQua
Algoma Street
M. E
Cfd
Converence
Green Bay
Ube
Rand Still Holds His Job Despite Report of Salary Loss
The Northwestern Washington dispatch notes Rand remains employed though rumors said he was dropped from rolls. It states he is not drawing salary but on leave without pay, and under department policy, 30 days annual leave and 30 days sick leave apply.
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Rane Ya
Bperia
Washington , D. C
H.H. Rand
Payne's Co
Rand
Hi. C. Stevens
Russian divorce decree held valid by Chicago judge
Judge Gibbons rules a Russian divorce decree valid in Illinois after Max Graber, a Russian Hebrew, divorced and remarried following a dispute with his first wife who sought more money. The case tested the Russian get and its recognition under U S law with no proof of fraud found.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gibbons
Max Graber
Sarah Graber
United States
Russia
America
Cage
Council of Rabbis
Ilincia
Conference of Christian Churches Opens in Atlantic City
More than 1,000 delegates gathered in Atlantic City for the conference of Christian churches. Mayor Stay gave the welcome, with responses from Carrol D. Wright and Rev. Thomas K. Seer. Secretary Ertl Fifield highlighted key points, including peace educational questions in the South. Speakers included Charles W. Wendell of Boston and J. Taylor of Tuakegem, with Booker T. Washington represented.
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Associated Pressey
Atlantic City
Conference of Christian Churches
Stay
Wax
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