McCormick sues to set trust for infant Oser heir
Indianapolis January 15 billionaire Harod McCormick Chicago implement maker filed suit in federal court seeking to place 128,824 shares of Standard Oil of Indiana stock valued at over 5 million dollars in trust for Anita Oser nine months old daughter of Max and Mathilde Oser. The trust originated in 1917 under John D. Rockefeller and is held by the Equitable Trust Company of New York. Edith Rockefeller McCormick relinquished rights to the original trust fund of 12,000 shares at 100 dollars a share on January 39 1918.
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Indianapolis
Harod. Fo. McCormick
Miljonaire Farie “Implement Mhe Mefacturer
Chicago
Mathilde
Max Oser
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
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Rockefeller McCormick
Anita Oser
Max
Mathilde Oser
John D. Rock
Fathers Night at Fannin School Program
An ambitious Fathers Night program at Fannin School features Superintendent Jeremiah Rhodes and local attorney Claude Carter as chief ushers. Students perform include Margaret Van Horn with Gypsy Song, fifth graders in a play, third grade recitations, Mildred Lambreth recitation, and Dad Bruce Mauger on violin. The audience will join in singing America at the end.
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Fanaia
Jeremiah Rhodes
Claude Carter
Omas
Margaret van Horn
Appointed Officers Named in Organized Reserve Corps
The San Antonio men appointed as commissioned officers of the Organized Reserve Corps are Carl H. Weaver w ith the rank of second lieutenant in the Ordnance Department Warne V Pittman as second lieutenant in the Air Service Conrad J Tanson as first lieutenant in the Infantry and Charles E Gillis as captain in the Quartermaster Corps.
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San Antonio
Organized Reserve Corps
Carl H. Weaver
Ordnance Department
Warne V. Pittman
Air Service
Conrad J. Tanson
Firs Teutenant
Infantry
Charles E. Gillis
Quartermaster Corps
Nanan An
Trust dispute over infant stock shares details emerge
A plaintiff claims Mrs McCo seeks to regain possession of stock valued at 128 and asserts she is not entitled to it. The filing, drawn by John D Rockefeller, states the trust is for the grandchild until age three and that control passes to the child at that time.
St Marks Celebrates Golden Jubilee Plans Easter Pageant
Fifty years of faithful service to Episcopalians in San Antonio will be celebrated by St Mark's Episcopal church with a gold jubilee during Easter week. The event will feature an outdoor historical pageant. A final drive will seek to lift remaining indebtedness on the church. William Fortrain Adolph Beekman Colonel Guy Carlton and Colonel W Hendrick were elected to three year terms.
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Episcopalians of
San Antonio
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
William Fortrain
Adolph Beekman
Guy Carlton
Hendrick
Paderewski Heard Again in Italy After 28 Years
In Rome a Paderewski concert drew a huge, distinguished Roman audience including Queen Mother Margarita. Premier Mussolini sent regrets for not attending the deputies chamber. Advertisement notes advances for De Pachmann concert with reversed tickets at Geggars.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Margarita
Mussolini
Paderewski
Chamber
Fadden Bank Bill Moves to Senate After Hull Amendments
Washington Jan 43 The McFadden bill proposing liberalization of national banking laws especially branch banking now awaits Senate action. The House passed the measure with Hull amendments restricting branch banking which were accepted by McFadden chairman of the banking committee.
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Washington, D. C
MccFadden
Senate
House
McFaden
Banking Committee
Man jailed here on California advice
Gregory Davis, 27, of 421 McKinler street, was taken into custody here late Wednesday on advice from the sheriff in Los Angeles. A telegram said Davis operates in bank buildings and a grand jury indictment has been returned against him in Los Angeles for grand larceny. He was arrested at his home by Detective Jensen.
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Gregory Davis
McKinler Street
Seriff
Los Angeles
Davis
Grand Larcour
Jensen
Textile workers settle one strike in Fall River
Three thousand Davis mill weavers return to work in Fall River after a settlement reached yesterday. About two hundred Tecumseh plant operatives remain on strike, keeping total strikers near one thousand. Tecumseh mill strike rate was set last night.
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Fall River
Mass
Davis mi
Tecumse
Carol
Girl owes her life to quick thinking after crash
Miss Marguerite Tapley of 110 Webi Street credited her presence of mind when struck in the 4100 block of South Presa Street as she grabbed the bumper to avoid being run over. She was dragged ten feet and treated at home then returned to work at the telephone office. Felix Marrognin of 100 Fitzhugh Street was cut and bruised when knocked from a wagon in front of his home. Police did not learn the driver’s name in either incident.
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Marguerite Tapley
Webi Street
South Presa Street
Tapley
Dot
Miss Tapley
Felix Marrognin
Fitzhugh Street
Prisoner of County Dies in Ambulance
Eddie Dawson, a prisoner serving a theft under $50 sentence in Bexar County Jail, died en route to Robert B. Green Hospital. The cause of death was not yet determined. Dawson had shown brief improvement earlier Thursday morning but fell ill again Wednesday night and died before hospital arrival.
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Eddie Dawson
Bexar County
Dawson
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