Huntress SAS creditors tale in disbarment case
In district court testimony on disbarment Tuesday George W. Fontreau Sr. claimed Huntress would not profit from dealings with Fran ciaka Warwich and A. Stuckler. Huntress said he would repay both creditors using funds from a library valued at about 4000 dollars, noting a 1.50 book bought for 100 dollars. He described loans to Stuckler and a 60 acre farm mortgage to cover a mortgage and loan, with obligations later transferred when the note matured in 1928.
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A. Stuckler
George W. Fontreau Sr
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Bruckler
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Robertson
C. BE. Carruthers
Ernest Hellbaum
Frank W. Patton
Chris ©. Hauser
Florist
Vere
Japanese Oil Uses For Scalp Conditions And Hair Loss
An advertisement claims Japanese Oil by Hulr is used to treat dry scalp dandruff and hair loss. It cites a testimonial from A Blackburn and notes price 6c, with an economy offer at 1 dollar. The piece mentions the Truth About the Hair booklet from the Hulr Yille National Remedy Co located at W. 48th Bla Ne.
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Eant
Gealy
Ted Davanesy
Nmi
Yille Kational Remedy Co
Disbarment trial testimony details Huntress case
Testimony traces Huntress handling of the Kay estate funds and a questioned release. Witnesses including judges and lawyers defend Huntress’s honesty while detailing payments to Chicago heirs and alleged pressures from the Gremer family.
Roosevelt plans new cabinet as 1933 choices loom
Roosevelt moves to shape a younger Democratic cabinet with Farley Howe and Walker discussing dozens of federal appointments. Names reportedly settled include Senator Glass for treasury, Senator Walsh for attorney general, and James A. Tatley for postmaster general. Roosevelt sails Saturday on a fishing cruise, delaying announcements.
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Roostvelt
James A. Farley
Louis M. Howe
Frank Walker
Roosevelt
Senator Glass
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Walsh
Monton
James A. Tatley
New York
Ferguson appointment confirmed by Senate in Texas
Austin report details Governor Ferguson winning Senate approval of most appointments after a prolonged dispute. Two nominees from Houston and Garland to the board of education were rejected. Senate confirmations included the University of Texas board of regents and the state livestock sanitary committee. House acted on motor vehicle headlight inspection repeal and tax measures while preparing oil proration inquiries into East Texas.
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University of Texas Board of Regents
HOUSE
Zanate
Chanse Oil, Gas and Mining
Rairoad Commission
East Texas
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
George Moffett
Chillicathe
Forty-Second
Tax Board
Bolivian Troops Suffer Massive Losses in Chaco Attacks
Bolivian war ministry reports 300 troops killed in a fruitless assault on Fort Ayala in the Chaco. A separate Bolivian defense statement says a Paraguayan contingent attacking Fort Garaveles was repulsed with heavy casualties.
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Asuncion
Fort Ayala
Chaco
Paraguayan War Ministry
LA Paz
Bolivia
Cinsa
Fort Gareveles
Bolivian War Office
Hearing Delayed On Tax Freeze For Southwestern Bell
Judge Du Val West delayed the telephone hearing on a temporary restraining order to stop county tax collection from Southwestern Bell, stating no ruling until Judge R J McMillan returns to San Antonio. Assistant county attorney Raymond West told the federal court on Tuesday the county would not be ready to respond before February 20.
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Southwestern Bull Telephone Company
R. J. McMillan
San Antonio
du Val West
Raymond West
Westh
New Government Chosen by French Socialist Premier
Edouard Daladier, radical Socialist leader, formed a new French government and presented his cabinet to President Albert Lebrun. The cabinet, largely the same as the Boncour ministry with seven new faces, relies on Socialist support and faced early discord as Socialists voted against February credits. Daladier would present the cabinet to the Chamber of Deputies on Friday.
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Sateiday
British debt talks set with Roosevelt in Washington
A British debt mission will arrive in Washington to begin discussions with the Roosevelt administration. Roosevelt told Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay that negotiations should start as soon as he takes office, with March 5 tentatively set for parley. The plan involves tariff barriers, Far East cooperation, and potential stability of the British currency.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bir
Ronald Lindsay
Ronald
London
Great Britain
United States
Bill Would Finance New Mexico Suit in Pecos River Case
Senator K. M. Regan of Pecos introduced a bill to appropriate 12250 to prosecute a suit against New Mexico over alleged wrongful and inequitable diversion of Pecos River waters, an interstate stream, in Austin on January 31.
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Jan
K. M. Regan
Pecos
Senate
New Mexico
Pecos River
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