Sulford Under Writ Seeks Halt to Asset Withdrawals
Federal Judge John P. Barnes issued a temporary restraining order preventing Samuel Insull or reps from withdrawing funds reportedly totaling about one million dollars from the Harris Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago. The move accompanies a suit by Gus Lowry of Sullivan Indiana seeking recovery of bonds and arguing Insull used a fictitious name to store securities and gold bullion to fund defense while facing extradition and charges of embezzlement and fraud.
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Samuel Insull
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Gus Lowry
Sullivan
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Harris
Constantine
Athens
Murder Charge Brought in Girl's Fatal Shooting
MARLin county officers prepared to file a murder charge against Les Francis 18 in the fatal shooting of Dorothy Haught 13 found dying on a highway near here Francis who said he fired in fear intended only to scare her He formerly wed in Fort Worth and moved here three years ago Dorothy lived with her grandmother in a quality printing area authorities noted See Classification 105 Light Classified Ads.
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Fort Worth
Police Stoned by Strikers at Ford Plant in New Jersey
Edgewater police report three strikers arrested at the Ford Motor plant during a local labor dispute. One man released in police court, two held for disorderly conduct. UAW Local president claims about 2000 on strike with 1000 not reporting for work. some workers allegedly seeing wage increases. Plant manager cites about 1000 no-shows and early entry to avoid pickets.
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Frank Toohill
Edgewater Loral
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D. W. Burroughs
Balkan Locarno Seen By Venizelos In Istanbul
In Istanbul Greek Premier Venizelos, whose policy aligns with Yugoslav King Alexander, said in a interview that the Balkans stand on the eve of a Balkan Locarno. King Alexander to arrive from Ankara after meeting President Kemal Pasha, with Venizelos postponing his departure to join pivotal talks viewed as a historic move toward a Balkan pact.
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Venizelos
Greece
Alexander
Balkans
Ankara
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Supreme Court Opens Fall Term After Four Month Recess
The Supreme Court of the United States, in black robes, begins its fall term with justices in order for the first meeting after a four month recess. The court then adjourns until next month to act on about 300 of the 500 cases on the docket.
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Gtr
Supreme Court
Montay
Johnson Asks Aid of Miners Chief in Pennsylvania
NRA chief Johnson urged United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis to back a compromise to end the Western Pennsylvania coal strike. Treasury receipts show large figures for September and year totals, with expenses and tax expenditures noted.
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Washington
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Tugu
NRA
John Ll. Tawis
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Wor Kors
Abo
Pennsylvania
Trio Attacks Soldier at Randolph Field Area
A soldier from Forty seven squadron Randolph field was attacked on West Johnson street and sealed at the For Sam Houston station hospital after three men assaulted him. He was severely beaten, police said. Charles M. Schweb, steel magnate, was reported improved at Doctors' hospital where he has been treated for ailment.
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Doctors’ Hospital
Jardine Takes Kansas Treasury Post in Coolidge Era
William M. Jardine, former townminder and Coolidge era secretary of agriculture, is named to lead the Kansas treasury. He accepts the appointment by Governor A. M. London following Tom R. Boyd’s resignation amid a municipal bond forgery scandal.
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William M. Jardine
President Coolidge
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A. M. London
Tom R. Boyd
Boyd
Roaring Che Well Guarded Near Livingston Texas
A Skelly oil wild gas well near Livingston Texas spewed sand oil and gas as workers fought to control a blowout that began Saturday. Guards kept spectators 150 yards away while flames roared and gas buildup was tamed.
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Nea Livingston
Ticket Auction Aims to Save Quaker City Orchestra Pay
Philadelphia officials announce a charity ticket auction to raise funds for the Philadelphia Orchestra amid salary cuts. October 11 events in a leading hotel will see remaining unsold seats auctioned to the highest bidders to help musicians endure reduced pay. William City Bok, president, says the auction seeks to preserve salaries while minimizing hardship.
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Philadelphia
Serson Lickels
Philadelphia Orchestra
Mu Aleiank
Der Morgen reports crucified Jewish man in Linz post mortem
A Vienna report cites the socialist Der Morgen describing a Linz post mortem finding of a German Jew whose body was said to show torture marks and conditions suggesting crucifixion as the cause of death.
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der Morgen
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Austria
Death Claims Hallie Miles Widow of British General
Hallie Gabell Miles, 19, widow of British General W T Miles and a pioneer of Dallas, died at her home yesterday. She was a cousin of Maryland Governor Albert C Ritchie and of author James Branch Cabell.
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Hallie Gabell Miles
W. T. Miles
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Mra Miles
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
James Branch Cabell
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