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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1931
Page
6
A corrupted ledger lists stockholders of the City Central Bevk and Trust Co with numerous names and shares from many places. The fragment mentions addresses in New York City Philadelphia Chicago and Washington among others and notes continued details on another page.
A list shows stock transfers within the last 72 months from Central Bank and associated compacts. The Commonwealth compensations bind a company chartered December 20, 1436, with $1000 paid capital, names Ruscell C. Hell, W. Lasardo, and James B. R. Greve as incorporators, and notes the Arescact Holding corporation chartered March 21, 84th. Payment in capital $165 and loan-business allowance appear, with San Antonio noted.
The depositors committee of the City Central Bank and Trust Company plans a meeting Tuesday afternoon with Banking Commissioner Shaye and representatives led by Achip C. Binnett to review the bank's future. They aim to secure prompt approval of depositor claims and coordinate with other banks for loans, while not yet naming a liquidating agent.
An odd Rochester item recounts a children’s rhyme about a pig bound for the market. Policeman Charles Beardsle relates a real life incident where the pig fell from a cart and its owner reclaimed the animal, ending with a tidy, if quirky, street vignette.
London reports Queen Mary displays new flower paintings in the White Room at Windsor Palace. The works from various artists hang beside earlier works once at Buckingham Palace, now arranged to brighten the enamel walls of the White Room.
Three youths allegedly robbed the First National Bank of Braham of 1900 dollars and small denominations. They fled to a haystack near Wash City Minnesota where investigators recovered partial clues. An agent outlined liquidation steps and possible actions against stockholders if settlements are not made promptly.
An exset meeting of a Texas organization discussed plans to support the 1982 presidential vote. Delegates will travel from churches in Vern and from every city to rally for enforcement of the campaign slogan and oppose perceived injustices.
Mrs Allie Doggett, 78, longtime Shelby County resident, died today after a 10 day illness. The death ends a lengthy life marked by community service and local ties. Funeral arrangements are pending with Shelby funeral home.
A man was beaten on Pealtack Street and taken to County Hospital for treatment. Police announced an arrest has been made in connection with the incident and the suspect is in custody.
A famous doctor touts Castoria as the best way to prevent colic by keeping the infant’s digestive tract open and waste-free. The ad claims Castoria is a safe, gentle, vegetable preparation for babies and children, with no harsh drugs or narcotics, and urges mothers to choose the genuine Castoria from Charles A. Fletcher.
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