Elmer Gibb Dies in New Jersey Home Fight of Heart Disease
Elmer Gibb, known as a dry goods man, died suddenly at his Morrin sown home from heart disease. He reportedly left a fortune near 5 million dollars. Houston to Editors reports focus on the selection of Houston for events as newspaper men react.
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Elmer Gibb
New Jersey
New York
Whelmer Gibb
Morrinsown
N. 5
Houston
Botertsin Edliors
Tlouston
Tex
Get
Focal Newspaper
Meeting of National Edittgrin] Association planned for April
Houston report notes plans by the Press Club and other groups to entertain attendees. President GW McElpiney of Southwestern Steel Company says construction of a Texas City plant will begin early next year. The firm has paid up capital of 10,000,000 dollars and aims to match Gary Indiana’s steel output.
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National
Edditgrin
Press Club
Houston
Tex
Chicago
GW. McElpiney
Southwestern Steel Company
Texas ‘City
Gary
Ind
Hill Criticizes Bond Surfeit Amid Investor Doubts
Chicago October 31 James J Hill told a banquet of about 650 bond dealers that the United States faces a bond surplus and eroding confidence. He urged strict security margins and a return to sound values, warning that many issues lack proper backing and could force losses on investors. He cited rail right of way costs and questioned currency reform details while naming bank leaders and governors.
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Chicago
James J. Hill
United States
Investmnt Bankers’ Association
Ap. Hin
Winsty-sinth Street
Harlem
New York
Hicgo
Frank Vanderlip
George Heywalds
Voth
Vanverup
Senate
Europe
Teynulis
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Council of Bankers
American Bankers’ Association
Ar. Treynolds
KH. Fuller
W York
John HE. Blunt
William West
Philadelphia
Barrett Wendell
Boston
Sven
Peruna testimonials and political notes from Branston and Washington
A Branston reader praises Peruna for curing a prolonged illness and sending renewed strength, while discussing generic health aids and a special edition of a life guide. Separately in Washington, Dr. Grenier arrives to support Miss Jessie Wilson’s White House fundraising link, and Attorney General McReynolds prepares to argue the government’s case against the International Harvester Company in St Paul.
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McReynolds
Washington, D.C
Ont
McReynolds Willeave
St Paul
International Harvester Company
United States District Court
Lawin FP
Public debt and misdiscussion plague government bonds
The text critiques bond markets and public debt, noting inflation and a lingering aversion to debt in government at national and state levels. It discusses public bodies like governments and municipalities, the sale or liquidation of bonds, and the need for discrimination between different bond classes amid inflation.
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Fenstermaker
Furnitur
Main Avenue
USS
Ertiere
Nemo Eygiente-Tackion Fzviilate
Nenso Hygienic Faction Institute
Nema Hygienice Fashion Institute
Hill
Rosa Boyer
Sherman Avenue
Branston
Ned
Thiank Peruna
Merina
Humen
Ketlig
Urey
Wills Street
Bese
New Yok
Wilfred J. Grenier
New Wavelland
Labrador
Aek
Jessie Wilson
Wilson
Francis Ho Sayre
iMonh
Greniet
Bay
Brudor
Joske's
Fletcher
Sis
Earl & Wilton
Fomby-Jones Company
East
Houston Street
E. Houston
Stacy Adams
Bannister
Joske
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