Insull Advised! Greece Holds Key to Extradition Case
Athens dispatch reports Samuel Insull fled Paris to Athens hoping extradition to the United States would fail. Greece and the US exchanged treaty copies, with a warrant prepared in Washington as officials pressed for arrest. Insull faced surveillance, rumors of kidnapping, and public talk he might aid Greece financially.
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Universal Service
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Samuel Inésulla
Paris
Gretca
United States
Robert B. Bkinner
Greece
Insull
Ingull
Flan
Turkey
America
Istanbul
Ite
Minois
Elels
Alexander Miklev
Premiser Venizelos
Washington
Charles A. Bellows
Andrew J. Viachos
Ulnois Attorneya
Atheny
Extradition Hearing For Insull Neared In Greece
Insull remained in custody at the Greek court while a committee ruled the final hearing could proceed once American evidence arrived. He was moved to Aretenlon hospital under guard, walked daily, and spoke to reporters with caution. The case centers on embezzlement and looting linked to his bankruptcy affiliates.
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Greek Court
America
Aretnelon Hospital
Insull
Vishora
Bia
Thomsa Edison
Charles Stemmeta
Satole
Washington
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Morris
Foreign Office
Court of Appeals
Viarhes
Cook County
Insyll
Laretoy
Anthony Riganaons
Vlachoy and Bellows
Martin Insull
Canada
Riganacas
Oliiver McCormick
Bia Vick.mes
Christos Ladas
Dinnys Lazarimoe
American Express Company
Arthur D Page
Maul
Sneall
McCormick
Treull
Delibrate
Lats
Bs Ak Atl
Gengopoulos
Preventive cold remedy advice from Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine
Readers are urged to adopt prevention measures during a cold surge. Advice includes staying away from crowds, avoiding coughers, dressing warmly, keeping rooms dry and aired, and taking Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine regularly to prevent or drive out colds. The ad touts the product as a long standing remedy and warns against substitutes.
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Grove
Grave
Sicca
Insull Plans Continental Journey After Extradition Row
Samuel Insull, amid reports of his extradition dispute with Greece, said he has no definite plans to return to America soon but contemplates a tour of the continent and England with his wife. Greek courts refused extradition, drawing a strong reaction from U.S. officials who call it a pivotal moment in the case.
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Athene
Ordece
Ssmuel Insull
United States
America
England
Chicago
Purchasing of JN Bulbs Halted in Baltimore
In Baltimore on December 20 the buy American movement prompted cancellation of an order for 1,000,000 Japanese electric light bulbs. Samuel Lessons of Atlantic Electric Supply said he intended to pay about 7500 dollars, but a message from Editor William Randolph Hearst changed his view, acknowledging the harm of flooding the market with inferior Japanese bulbs and boosting U.S. business conditions. He plans to write Hearst to express thanks.
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Commerce Street
Atlantic Electrica Supply Company
William Rendolph Hearst
United States
Heart
Business Leaders Back Buy American Campaign Telegrams
W R Hearst received two telegrams from K R Kingsbury of Standard Oil California and R Stanley Dear of Dollar Steamship Lines endorsing the Buy American movement. They urge strong public and legislative action to shield American workers from foreign competition and depreciated currencies, calling for national protection and broader support to relieve unemployment. The messages stress patriotism, industrial stability, and the need for new foreign currency protection laws.
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Buy American
K. R. Kingsbury
Standard Ol Company of California
R. Stanley Dear
Dollar Steamship Ines
Unis
Buy Americas
Congress
R. Bingebury
Prohibition raid uncovers large liquor operation
Federal agents raid a Randolph field area house uncover a major illicit distillery near Saspamer. About 40 buried 50-gallon mash barrels and 30 gallons daily whiskey output found, plus 200 quarts beer and 23 pints whiskey. Arrests include Ygnacio and Alberto Seguin. Thomas A. Camefford arraigned.
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Verne Miller
Prohibion
Saspamer
Miller
Ygnacio
Alberto Seguin
Randolph Field
Petvorbtory
Thomas
Camefford
United States
Bread and sugar to be dented to Russians
Moscow reports that starting January 1 Russian housewives will lose bread and sugar rations as part of a five year plan extension. The policy reflects food shortages and a drive to shift women into industrial work, reducing the home as the family unit.
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Moscow
Russa
Russia
Smith Nominated by Exchange Club
Fred G. Smilin, a San Antonio businessman, was nominated for president at the San Antonio Exchange Club weekly breakfast at Milam cafeteria. The annual election will be held in January. Smilin previously served as first vice president and was named by the nominating committee.
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Fred G. Smilin
San Aronio
San Antonio Exchange Club
Milam
Smith
Obituary of Benjamin Weet Bristow 69
Benjamin Weet Bristow 69 of 1130 Caving Street dies. Funeral Thursday morning from the home with Rev John W Kerns officiating. A Covington Kentucky native, he lived here nine years. Survivors: widow Mrs Surmh Bristow of this city and two sisters Mrs W Williford of Whar ter and Mrs Gordon Gibson of La irda. For rental property call Marcy Low Fannin 1241.
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John W. Kerns
Covington
Surmh
Bristow
W. Williford
Wharter
Gordon Gibson
Lairda
Slim Hope for Miners Held in Illinois Mine Disaster
In Mowequa Illinois seven men remain unaccounted as rescue crews press to reach the far end of the mine’s north entry after a blast and cave in. Owner Glenn Shafer says hope persists that some may be alive despite the disaster which has already claimed 47 lives.
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Ill
Bhaler Con
Glenn Shafer
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