Valley Land filing firm held solvent
The Stewart Farm Mortgage Company was found solvent after a month long hearing with assets exceeding 7 million and liabilities over 1 million. A receiver remains to work out creditor issues and satisfy stockholders. The case follows federal indictments from 1921 against Stewart officials for land fraud in Hidalgo County Texas.
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Stewart Farm Mortgage Company
Pankings
Page Morris Len Wedny
Apgey
Jean
H. Cameron
Judsen Morris
Tudge Morris
Erec
Wel Stewart
TW. &B. Stewart Land Company
Moot- Rage Company
T Cems
Hidalgo County
Torre
Atrays
Komnseekers
Texas
Sore
Stewart
Texas Land Companies
Wasesun
Insuirs
Pexis
Mewar Laws Company
Federal Grand Bury
Eala of Land
Ber Iwerrt
Maelive
Lee
Stecelver
Stewart Land
Maters Lewis
United’ States Circuit Court
Denver
Tames Ixlt
Hanker
Farner
Lewis County
Feet of Four in a OTA prompt bungled text
Fragmented OCR passage describes weary feet and shoe wearers plus awkward lines about a game and a county, with many garbled phrases and stray names. It hints at a regional newspaper card but provides no clear event, date, or participants.
German Envoy to U S Arrives on Steamer America
Dr Otto TL Weidfeldt the first German ambassador to the United States has not yet arrived in the country. The New York photograph was taken on the steamship America. His reception stood out for its cotton placard display and contrasted with the departure of Jahenn von Bernstorff, the last Junker ambassador. Dr Weidfeldt, a Krupp director, is a key figure in German industrial and economic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto TL. Weidfeldt
German Republic
United States
Ytet
New York
America
Jahenn von Bernstorff
Junker
Wildfeldt
Krupp Works
Germany
Stewart Teed Mortgage Co Indicted In April Hearings
In April seven officers and agents of Stewart Land Company were reindicted by a federal grand jury in Kansas City. The proceedings, part of bankruptcy cases, revealed allegations that officials aided by Texan creditors conspired to influence the defense and trigger postal investigations. The hearing before Judge Page Morris aimed to uncover misused funds, with attorneys disputing the legitimacy of the actions and officials denying wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliersee
Tiret
Dauwes H. Page
Texas
Sra
Hoover Presses Coal Price Controls Across Five Districts
Washington demands keep coal prices steady as Secretary Hoover seeks settlement with operators from five producing districts. Agreements aim to hold prices at reasonable levels amid looming strike, with maximum price sets pegged to production costs in each district and adjustments for Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia fields.
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Washintston
D. C
Dune
Tinover
Gerfield
Aarland
Mazard
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tug River
Gulf
West Virginia
Coal mine profits show six year average near nineteen percent
A Federal Trade Commission report to Congress details six years of mine investment and profits for Bltuntining coal. The six year average profit reached about 19 percent, with yearly figures including 24 percent in 1917 and 16 percent in 1918, followed by 6 percent in 1919 and 23 percent for nine months of 1920. The data derives from commission work and National Coal Association figures.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commision
National Coal Association
Coal profits and regulation impact on early 1920s operators
In early 1920s months, fuel administration rules limited earnings of operators in West Virginia Tennessee Ohio and Virginia. Net margins ranged from 1 to 79 percent across states while August 1920 prices averaged $5.25 per ton. The committee revised investment figures for large companies, noting substantial discrepancies between book balances and actual assets, with total investment estimates rising from 521 million to 759 million.
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Tch
Glilo
West Virginia
Tennerece
Kausan
Hese Santa
Naynol Coal Association
Ohio
Virginia
Tennessee
Kimsay
Ony
Wag
Ward
G+ sescent
Anil
Orough
Nat Dni
Necteq
Real Estate Delegates Open Conference in San Francisco
Delegates at the 11th annual meeting of the National Association of Real Estate men convened in San Francisco on June 1. Sessions addressed subdividing, industrial property, and exclusive centers while Governor Win L Stephens defended Japan’s agricultural presence and urged calm diplomacy amid tensions, stressing American responsibility and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
National Association of Real Estate
Win L. Stephens
Japan
Washington
Fights Rescue Attempt Ends In Death At Bridge Location
Telin B McTongall died after a 15 minute struggle with rescuers near a municipal bridge over the Mississippi. The incident involved a Keatéhmah figure known around Toritleh during the war years and a rescue attempt by Tiuneh, Metourall, and others.
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St. Louis
Telin B McTongall
Minteipal
Missigeippi
Tiuneh
Reseus
Keatéhmah
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Valley Land Cfiling
Judge
Stewart Land Company
Kansas City
Rio Grande Valley
Vexas
Uhes
Texas Farm
Stepz Werre
Princinal Cijier
Presuce Caoursig
Meri
Testati Mt
BN Pravol
Haniee
Ulea Yan
Caltinyes
Bane
Veeve
Ata Teemg
U. S
Hoover
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Realtors
Bualasa
Associated
Peese
Paris
Jung
Texas Star Flour Mills
Galveston, Texas
Altera
Jame
Victor Records
Victor
O Brose
Rothschmitt’s
Rothschmitt’s Market
St. Mary's St
Empire Theater
Houston Street
The
Lanier Cafe
Lanier
Elaine
Billie West
City Board of Health
San Antonio
Brackenridge High School
Trilby
Sandals Fashion
Colt
Just
van Raalte
Gingnam
Dkbai
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