Details of Insull loans brought out at hearing
New York December 24. The inquiry into the bankruptcy of Samuel Insull and the Insull utility empire resumes January 4. Bankers and associates from New York and Chicago testify on loans, standstill agreements, and the fate of investors with dozens of millions at stake. Witnesses include Owen D. Young of General Electric, whose testimony seeks to clarify the financing and potential insolvency effects on thousands of debenture holders.
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New York
Barmuel D. Ingull
Itsuit Utility Investment, Inc
York and Chiongs
Fingl
Thera
Insull
Lewis F. Jacobsen
Chicago
Walter C. Lindsey
Insul Corporation
Inaul
Young
Jesus
Hey
General Electric Company
Mid-West
Lawsults
Ingall
Jacobsen
Inst Investment Inc
Corporation Securities Company
Middle West
General Electric
Ineabsen
Infull Utility Investment, Inc
Cavalry Bids for Horses at Fort Knox Move
The First Cavalry Regiment, led by Col William Austin, who fought at Las Guasimas, will move from Marfa to Fort Knox on January 2 leaving its horses behind to become the United States Army first mechanized cavalry unit. The regiment has served in Cuba, the Philippines, Mexico, and along the Pacific and Northwest fronts during its long history.
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Bantingo
Wiliam A. Austin
Sedon
Los Guasimas
Ball
Knox
Islands
Cua
Philippines
United States
Ilong
Pacific
Northwest
Marfa
Fort, Knox
61 Married Soldiers Wives Not Included in Transport Plan
The corps area reports 61 married soldiers in the First Cavalry not entitled to family transportation to Fort Knox Kentucky. Officers acknowledged some wives would be left without support but allowances were made by husbands to assist them. Details list 19 sergeants and other ranks with monthly allotments ranging from $20 to $60, while the number of affected wives and exact totals remained uncertain.
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Ares
Marfa Dis
First Cavalry
Fort Knox
Finlalched
Denay
George P. Tyner
Corps
Kentucky
Inns
Army Pilots Attend Flier's Funeral
Army pilots gathered for the funeral of a fliers figure, honoring comrades including Lt. Teena B A Golkay, R W Warren, A Ht inne, and BR B Willams. The service paid tribute at Ramolph field with planes and ceremonies reflecting military aviation.
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Army
Ime Ramolph Field
Piel Ty Teena
B. A. Golkay
R. W. Warren
A. Htinne
BR. B. Willams
Cew
Alfalfa Bill Murray Faces Demanded Apology
The Kay County Bar Association demanded Governor Murray apologize to Judge Duval over charges tied to a military pardon freeing Colonel Zack Miller of the 101 ranch in an alimony case. Murray retorted angrily, insisting apologies are owed only to his equals.
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Oklahoma City
Ola
Dee
INS
Oklahoma
W. J
Murray
Kay County Bar Association
Man Arraigned on Counterfeiting Charges in Amite
An Amite man was arraigned before U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart on counterfeiting charges. Two youths Nor Tia Holt and Manzole Jeffrey were accused by Edward Tyrrell head of the local secret service of circulating counterfeit 50 cent pieces near the Southern Pacific depot. Holt worked in a restaurant. a boy identified King as having passed or attempted to pass the spurious coin. King pleaded not guilty and refused to answer questions. His bond was set at 2000 dollars.
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L. C
King
Premature Shell Blast Kills Five Italian Soldiers
Five Italian soldiers died today from a premature shell explosion at the Nettuno artillery station near Rome. The Central News dispatch from Rome reports the incident as the cause of the fatalities.
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London
Nettuno
Rome
Convictions and sentences in a migration era court record
A garbled OCR excerpt lists multiple individuals and sentences from a court record. It references names such as Mr. Vernany and Mrs. Thehard, various offenses, immigration violations, and associated penalties, including prison terms and probation, with scattered dates and places implied. The readable context centers on convictions, lengths of confinement, and post conviction actions.
Cadet Hurt In Crash Near Augusta Georgia
An AUTOD mobile carrying United States Naval Academy cadets to holiday homes collided with a Seaboard Air Line train near South Wrens Georgia. One cadet John Aden Smith of Albany was killed. five others injured including Cadet C B Petty once internally, Cadet G E H Senior with a fractured spine, and Cadets B E O Biddle and J A Von Webber injured.
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Augusta
INS
United States Naval Academy
Georgia
John Aden Smilth
Albany
Seaboard Air~ine
South Wrens
Here
C. B. Petty
Dawson
G. EH
Seniour
Biddle
Wyoming
A. von Webber
Kaiser Unable to Enjoy Christmas in Doom House
Doorn, Holland, December 24. Former Kaiser Wilhelm unable to celebrate Christmas Eve due to cold and rheumatic pains. Wilhelm, under physician orders to rest, delegated wife Princess Hermine to preside over gift presentation to household members and Dutch guards at the chateau.
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Kaiser
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Doom House
Wilhelm
Princess Hertolde
Hospital Dinner Insull's Christmas Race Dinner
Athens reports a Christmas hospital dinner featuring Samuel Insull and George Gade of the American delegation. The event included turkey with chestnut dressing peas roquefort cheese and small cakes as part of the hospital meal.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Insull
George Gade
City News Big Dance Christmas Night at Martinez
Christmas night dance listings and party ads across the city with venues including Martinez and Travalier Hall. Advertisements promote dances by various orchestras and bands with ticket prices around 40 to 60 cents, noting festive events and specific locations in December.
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Martinez
Gents
International medical assembly to meet in San Antonio
An international post graduate medical assembly will be held in San Antonio January 10 11 and 12 by the Fifth District Medical Society. Dr. Sam B Thompson of Kerrville will preside as president and Dr E H Cary of the AMA will speak. The program features morning and afternoon sessions with noon round table meetings. Several thousand Texas and Mexican doctors are expected. Lectures and demonstrations cover modern medicine and surgery with many speakers from North America and Mexico. The Mexican delegation will present lectures in Spanish and English. Headquarters will be at the Gunter Piana and St Anthony hotels at noon.
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San Antonio
Fifth District Medical Society
Sam B.thompson
Kerrville
E. H. Cary
American Medical Association
Franc Eisco Dé P. Miranda
National University of Mexico
Rudolph Matas
Tulane University
L. A. Bule
Maycellis
Rochester
Minn
Gerando Varela
University of Mexico
W. T. Davis
George Washington University
Chicago
Gabriel Tucker
Philadelphia
C. Jeffstiiler
W. F. Brash
University of Minnesote
Lenn Block
Bush Medical College
E. C. Ernst
Ernest Backs
Washington
Lewis
Russell Haden
Cleveland
Elsworth Smith
Washington University
Burglars Loot Several Local Businesses
Burglaries struck multiple firms including Acme Cleaners at 514 Goliad Street with ten salts and clothing items stolen. St Anthony auto park lot office at Travis and Jefferson broken into. Produce merchant at 15 Younes 307 Buena Vista Street reported a typewriter and five Fry’s taken. Magnolia filling agitation at 701 South Plates Street reported gas pump lock tampered with and 15 gallons stolen.
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Acme
Goliad Street
St. Anthony
Travis and
Jefferson Streets
Younes
Buena Viste Street
Magnolia
South Plates Street
Lo Polica
Rainey Anxious to Avoid More Taxes in Session
Representative Rainey of Clings, Democratic House leader, said Congress will not enact a funeral tax bill this session if avoidable. He tied tax legislation to the fate of the beer-for-revenue bill, estimated to raise 125 to 60 million dollars annually. City Hall closes for Christmas observance. building will reopen Tuesday.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Representative Rainey of
Clingis
House
City Hall
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