Siegel Stores Bankrupt Amid Receivers Named
Siegel Stores Corporation and allied concerns based in New York and Boston were declared bankrupt in friendly proceedings. The group, controlling The Fourteenth Street Store and Sampson Crawford, faced stressed banking credit and a $40 million annual business. Receivers were named for the stores, with efforts to reorganize the chain. Henry Siegel and Frank Vogel pledged personal funds and remain active toward creditor settlement and reorganization.
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New York
FO. Sie Enterprises
Siegel Stores Corporation
Boston
Concerna
Vietitas
Fiat
Eta
Fourtenth Street
Sampson-Crawford Company
Hente Higgel Company
Henry Sloxel & Toi
Bankers
Henry Diesel & Co
E Xpress Company
Tae Uycenhut-Siegel
Cooper Company
Paz
Chicago
Hegel, Cooper & Co
Erry Siegel
Frank EL Vogel
Oxs
Nave
Giogel
Wiftorts
Ruse & Haskus
Simpson-Crawford Company
Fourteenth Street
Siegel
Vogel
Soward
Delawate
Henry Siegel
Hrank E. Vogel
Sod
Siegel Stores Receiver Orders Reshape Chicago Firm
Chicago firm Siegel Stores Corporation holds capital stock in Simpson Crawford and Fourteenth Street store, with Henry Siegel Company of Boston as creditor. Receivers appointed by court will manage these units and seek reorganization plans while Siegel Cooper Company remains financially sound and operating.
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Chicago
Max Pam
Cor Seigel
Cooper & Co
Thy
Siepel
Tia
Siegel, Cooper Cumwats
Mr. Pany
Carnoration
Simpson, Crawford Company
New York
Fourteenth Street
Rate
Henry Siegel Company
Benton
Siegel, Cooper Company
Chicase
I Ao Wey
Rnlirels
Siege
Chicero
San Francisco Debates City Work Program for Unemployed
In December San Francisco faced exhausted funds for feeding the unemployed. Mayor James Stalph Jr and public welfare officials convened to consider a city work program offering 1.50 dollars for four hours. Rail laborers quitting mills seek city jobs as arriving crowds test city resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James Stalph Jr
Ban Franselsen
CITY FINANCING ON TEA SALE TRIGGERED BY BANK OFFERS
Sal Antonia moves to finance city needs over five remaining fiscal months with bank offers at less than 31-10 percent. Funds drawn from the pond Sestia are to be directed to bonds at about 1-10 percent interest. The contract likely won’t be formally approved until next Monday as the Lindace committee, after negotiating with banks, lacked council authorization to finalize the deal though terms are considered advantageous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Antonia
Ely
Lindace Committee
Lerner
Weather Washington Debates Bond Bids for City Financing
The Washington finance committee and Mayor Brown met to review bids on city bonds. Banks offered 2.5 to 3.1 percent on varying amounts, with Texas banks pooling to finance remaining fiscal year needs. A $1.7 million shift to other banks produced the top 3.1 percent rate, while deposits and warrants refinanced the city’s debt, concluding bids with a total near $46,000 in added value.
Weather notes from multiple cities and city loan talks
Readable weather lines show temperatures and wind directions for Rome Vincaggi Mulwauked St Paul and other cities with cloudy or fair forecasts for Wednesday. The text then shifts to a meeting with visitors, distance committee and a financing update. Agreements reached with several banks including San Antonio Loan Trust and Central Trust. Banks submitting bids not ready to meet terms sought more time. Overall funds available are over subscribed and will be allocated proportionally among banks.
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Bantery
San Antonio Loan & Trust Company
The
Central Trust Company
San Antonio National Bank
Commercial Loan & Trust Company
D.,& A. Opnenheimer
Iittzene Bank & Trust Company
Dmractt Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Sai Ty
Council Opens Bank Proposals at Monday Meeting
Bank bids from Ernst and fellow firms were presented as the city pursues a 9,490,000 bond issue. President Wilson and Chamber of Commerce officials urged prompt action while noting delays in law deployment may affect early operations and local business adaptation. Discussions touched on regional bank establishment, Dallas and San Antonio population estimates, and Culberson’s visitors including W. B. Teltin and J. B. Carrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitren
Cae Ernst
Elty
Dallas
Antonia
San Antonio
Texas
Saylim
Jury in Schmidt-Aumuller case fails to reach verdict
NEW YORK December 36 The jury in the Schmidt case, linked to the Anna Aumuller matter, reported they could not agree after a long deliberation. Jurors were said to be deadlocked on the defendant's sanity. Schmidt rested well after a tense night, and no verdict was reached. Archie Parr of San Diego resigns from the state Democratic executive committee and will run for the state Senate. Milam County pioneer Stedman dies suddenly in Cameron Texas of heart failure while dressing.
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New York
Wied Inns Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Schmidt
Pare
Austin
Tex
Sec
Advier State
Bes
Archie Parr
San Diego
Democratic Executive Committee
Twenty-third Distret
Nas
Afr
Parr
State Senate
Milam County
Cameron
Stedman
Siflam Covety
Brooklyn
Arthur Masur
Roy Fon Als Aitz
Kathlyn Photo Play Draws Readers With Three Elements
The Sunday Light previews a dramatic three elementive Kathlyn adventure as a two reel photo play. It promises enthralling drama and marks a new dramatization in the Sunday Light serialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathlyn
Seri Motion Pictures
Adventur
Araid McGrath
General Parker Unseated In Fort Sam Cavalry Ride
Brigadier General Jamen Parker narrowly escaped injury when his horse fell during the Russian ride at Fort Sam Houston. The mounted exercise across the maneuver field involved eighteen officers and covered three miles with mud bogs and ditches. The ride, a yearly army test adopted after a Russian military attache report, was completed in ten minutes fifteen seconds led by Colonel Charles G. Treat. Parker escaped unharmed as the horse floundered.
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Jamen Parkar
First Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Parker
Nint Phatacias
Russia
Charlie G. Treat
Avilory
Charles G.treat
Banus
George i. Sonervite
James Parker
Fort Sam Toustan
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Eagle Pate
Fire Follows Lamp Accident in West End Home
A fire destroyed a West End dwelling at 6105 Witertvealed Avenue and 2465 Foot Avenue, with $2,000 loss to the structure and $40 in furnishings. Mrs Wilbert and children escaped, but a lamp explosion after a dog and mouse incident ignited the blaze, trapping them inside briefly before rescue by Chief Wright and neighbors. The home was a Live-atory rec structure and was consumed as cold fog hindered firefighting.
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Howe
Foot Avenue
West End
Wright
Wilbert
Talk of Extra Session Colquitt Nonecomming Pursued
In Austin Texas the talk centers on Colquitt calling an extra session of the Legislature as urged by Lieutenant Governor Mares. While some favor a special session, the governor seeks harmony with the lawmakers before any call and the penitentiary crisis looms as a potential focal issue.
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Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ieoxhe
Austin
Tex
Dee
Mares
Burglar Fights Chinese Restaurant Owner on West Houston Street
A burglar assaulted Jee Lee, owner of a Chinese restaurant at 291 West Houston Street, Tuesday morning. Lee cried for help as the intruder fled the premises, leaping a fence into darkness. Patrolman Stark arrived first, pursuing the assailant but lost him in the dark.
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Jee Lee
Houston Street
Buralay
Ines
Patrolmin Stark
Two Cries of Fire Burn Babies and a Girl in Texas
In Corpus Christi four children and Miss Blanche Haines, 18, were in a burning house when an oil stove sparked a blaze. Baby Mike Dunn, four, was severely burned and was not saved. A neighbor helped pull the child from the window as others escaped.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Tee
Mike Dunn
John H. Dunn
Blanche Haynea
Federal Clash Near Ojinaga Threatens Northern Mexico
Widespread fighting rages as Constitutionalists press Huerta's hold at Ojinaga with General Ortega reinforcing, U S troops watching across the river. Federals retreating and mutinies weaken defense while orders promise no mercy to captured leaders Salazar Orozco and others as Villistas push to end the siege.
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Ind
Huerta
Coahuila
Ortega
Salazar
Orozco
Rojas
Ty Wan
U. S
United States
Ofinaga
Bec
Villa
Mexico
Pictery
Bank Robbers Seize Cash in Gillette Ark Theft
Robbers raided the Bank of Gillette in Gillette Arkansas early today, taking about $4000 in cash. The criminals are pursued as authorities pursue leads and check clues. A separate brief notes the sudden death of comedian Joseph Gimpetro in Germiny and a separate robbery in Fredonia, New York, with amounts reported between $7000 and $18,000.
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Arkansis
Gillette
Ark
Dee
Bank of Gillette
Germim
SPW
York
Joxef Gimpetro
Germiny
Annan Ihadviece
Wenlocky Bank Royhed
Tredynia
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Senator Pak Smith
Washington
Sucy'sloke Smith
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Tmanve
Alston R. Simpson
Contel Mnet
Brown Tuga
United States Nave
Senator Smith
of Washington
GML
Wat Texas Bank & Trust Company
State Banks& Trust Company
Alano National Bank
West Texas Bank & Trunt Company
Ing Tandy
Mearbers
San Antonio Loan & 33
Toast Company
Central Trust 74 Company
San Antonio Ne4tional Bank
Flic
Rome
Camile
St. Pawl
Elnudy
Coulle
Townet Tempersinns
Sansas Gut
Cfime
Yy Dentlle
Weillseaday
Townet Lem
St. Naw
Crear
Geworkiwest
Bowton
Apura
Council
Wilson
Democratic Party
Brent Messures
Careenay
Senstar Childers
Chamber of Commerce
Se Mich
Senate
Senator Culberson
W. B. Teltin
Conpess
GO. Austin
WN. Brown
P.M. Roberts
John B. Carrington
Cculberson
Jessiy
Wanger
Yill
Horse Falls
WAT
Tasmania
Thursday Island
Australia
Gulf of Papua
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Stroes
Patna
Tortie Ortega
Nu: Constitutionaliat
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Olang
Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Legion of Honor
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Poincaré
Mme
Bern‘hardt
Bmime
Lernhardt
Chaiicailer
Ardenne
Ma‘elass
Destroyer of Destroyers
Sprod Te
Mpreeroe
Thomas Tageart
Deinvenuic
Indiana
Ger Lee
Dutkacea
Morante
Steve
Howse
Muroney
Murdler
Cincinnati
Lee
Trobert Maroney
Pahy
Maroney
Quinaga
Ces
Chihushua City
Mule Pass
Ojinage
Bass
Ojimaga
Mier
Poyajgr McStamee
Texarkana
Wien
Precidia
Eoreed Dach
Thalmer
Atho Tad Yen
Mowell
Fy Magee
Ken Saenaree
Hik Tein
Germey
Chivahne
Rendecestit Si
Rey Yao
Bethreen
Pascoe
Aero
Enez Salazar
Antera
Ormand Coton
Falk
Artera
Ori
Alist
Panfilo Natora
Ciloago
Finn
Jerri
Sulszar
Amos
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