City Central Bank Reorganization Nears Opening of New Trust Firm
Gov W B Tuttle said Saturday that the closed City Central Bank and Trust Co will be replaced by the South Texas Bank and Trust to assume its obligations. Contracts secure a 1.45 million loan backed by 4.7 million collateral. opening hoped by September 1. City deposit dispute, still in Seventy third District Court, blocks final steps. The city rejected a 40 percent payout proposal with notes for the rest.
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City-Central Bank and ‘Trust Company
New South Texas Bank and’ Trust Company
Colonel Tuttle
Colonel Tutte
Colonel Tulleseid
Seventy-third District
Mobilization of private industry on economic front
President Hoover to propose a national industrial board to combat low mood across the economy. Planned at the industrial conference, the board would include heads of major industries with a figure like Owen D. Young or Alfred E. Smith as its chair.
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Warmington
Hoover
National Industrial Board of Economic Conditions
Owen D. Young
Walter F. Gifford
Alfred ©. Smith
Iis
Wales to Hunt Chamois at Gallau Castle Near Villach
The Prince of Wales will visit Lord Dudley’s castle at Gallau near Villach Austria for chamois shooting on Tuesday according to a chancellor’s office statement. Furniture and equipment at low prices appear in daily classified ads under miscellaneous.
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Wales
Vienna
Prince of Wales
Lord Dudeley
Gallal
Villach
Austria
Mollison Aborts Atlantic Crossing Plan in Fog
St John New Brunswick August 20 A blanket fog and drizzle kept Captain James A Mollison from landing and forced him to abandon plans to fly to Montreal for the Canadian air pageant He will stay the night and take off for Roosevelt Field New York tomorrow morning He said he would reach New York before five o clock in the afternoon
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Mollison
St. John’s
New Brunswick
New York
ST. John
N. B
James A. Mollisop
Atlantic
Montreal
Roosevelt Field
Murder hinted in plane crash on takeoff at Stroudwater
Portland, Aug 20. Cumberland county authorities opened an inquiry into the double tragedy at Stroudwater airport. They believe George McClellan, 24, a Portland airport pilot, died by his own hand and took Grace A. West, 32, a divorced schoolteacher, with him when their small monoplane crashed during takeoff. Sheriff Lloyd W. Jordan criticized McClellan’s actions as reckless for a tail wind and failed lift, while airport official Louis J. Carney said only someone with suicidal intent would maneuver as he did.
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Portland
INS
Cumberland County
Stroudwater
George McClellan
Grace A. West
Lloyd W. Jordan
McLellan
Louis J. Carney
Trade Acceptance Urged to Aid Credit Expansion
Washington August 20 The executive committee of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged wider use of trade acceptances to raise the volume of commercial paper eligible for rediscount and expand the nations banking credit All chamber members are asked to consider promoting a wide and proper use of trade acceptance as a substitute for open book accounts
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Vacant House Yields Large Beer Seizure by Accident
City detectives uncovered 32 cases of beer bottles and equipment plus 59 gallons of beer cash after an accidental search of a vacant house near Fort Sam Houston. William Jeff Collins and Toy Collins were arraigned on related charges with bonds set at 750 dollars.
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Fort Sam Houston
William Jeff Collins
Toy Collins
7 000 000 Sign for Dry Modification
Washington Aug 20 The congressional districts modification league announced a petition signed by 7 000 000 Americans to support legalizing beer and wine at the December session of Congress. A J Kummer president urged voters to elect lawmakers pledging immediate modification of the Volstead act regardless of repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Washington
D.C
Last Man Remains of the Last Man's Club
In Philadelphia a "Last Man's Brotherhood" founded in March 1686 by 14 clothing salesmen has dwindled to a sole survivor. George H. Thompson, 75, inherits the club records after the death of James D. Fox, 88, leaving one man to embody the group's enduring respect and regard.
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Last Man's Club
Philadelphia
Last
Last Man's Brotherhood
Tie
George H. Thompson
James D. Fox
Missing B E F Camp Commander Sought
A state wide police hunt was started tonight for Eldon J. Munch commander of the B E F camp at Gettysburg Pennsylvania missing from the camp since last Monday. Police believe foul play may have been involved and Munch was said to have left the camp to contact B E F units in Philadelphia Harrisburg Cleveland Baltimore and Detroit but did not appear at those locations.
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Haanshung
INS
Eldon J. Munch
Gettysburg
Munce
B.E. F
Philadelphia
Hartisburg
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Maine cow adopts a black rabbit in Lubec
In Lubec Maine on August 27 W P Allen reports his Holstein cow has adopted a black rabbit. The pair share a stall and meals with the rabbit receiving a light tongue bath each morning, giving the creature a look likened to a cross between a skunk and a porcupine according to the owner.
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Maine
W. P. Allen
Mourning for Fort Worths famed parrot Polly
Fort Worth Texas residents mourn Polly a famed parrot with a repertoire of Spanish and English songs. Polly, brought from Mexico in 1885 by Kira William McKee, was a well known local celebrity.
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Famour Parrot
Fort Worth
Texas
Gcorea
Reward Offered For Election Fraud Evidence In Texas
Austin August 20 Governor Ross Sterling announced a 500 reward for evidence leading to convictions of election officials guilty of illegal poll conduct. He cited widespread illegal voting and urged citizens to expose fraud urging fair clean elections in the upcoming primary. A separate 100 reward was posted for evidence leading to convictions of others knowingly violating election laws in the same primary.
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Austin
Ross Sterling
Texas
Sam
Lingerie Factory Opens in San Antonio Industry Row
San Antonio gains industrial momentum with Kitty Carat Lingerie Co opening a high class hand embroidered line in the Oppenheimer building. C. Leel notes officers Mrs M B Jackson president Mrs G J Hager vice president J B Strong secretary and expects increased operations across local industries.
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San Antonio
Kitty Carat Lingerie Company
Gulline
Okla
Oppenheimer
C. Leel
J. B. Strong
Trains in Sweden to Be Speeded Up
Stockholm reports an increase in speed from 80 to 100 kilometers per hour planned for certain passenger express trains operated by the Swedish state railways. The item notes the modernization effort as part of ongoing railway improvements.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Fumes From Oil Heater Kill Four in Montana
Four men and a fire captain died in Butte as fumes from a kerosene heater filled an underground channel near a garage. Victims were Patrick McAles 72 and his sons Eugene 40 Edward 32 and Fire Captain Sinbh Behan 60 who perished while attempting rescues.
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Butte
Mont
Patrick McAles
Eugene
Edward
Sinmh Behan
Families Mix Up in Michigan Zoo
A bizarre mix up at the Geta zoo in Michigan leaves four cubs without a mother. An upset caretaker places the cubs with a keeper's dog while the dog nurses seven puppies. Meanwhile a cat nurse takes in the litter and the town family aids the household animal setup.
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Michigan Zoo
Fouwaand
Micn
Udteas
Geta
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