Fuller Relief Fund Collapse Reveals Bankrupt Firms List
New York reports reveal Fuller began a relief fund to aid shaky firms. Eleven members of Consolidated Stock Contage are tied to the fund, with 9102500 pledged by 17 firms in financial difficulty. Attorney Banton and ex officals say the fund was used to reimburse customers who pursued stocks, with grand jury action anticipated next Tuesday.
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New York
Jung T
Ware
Atherney Banton
M@eMastere @ Co
Wiliam Iilsworth
Ban
Hla
Ion
Grand Jury
MacMasters &Rm
Silborth
Banton
Curtien
Ue Grand Jury
Mac- Masters
Silkworth
City Inspector Shot Over Pay Deduction Dispute
New York June 7 an angry inspector shot and wounded Chief Inspector Lute in the Municipal Building after a $4248 deduction from salary. James Coragr Crd aaterer for the bureau of veluhts and measurem fired in the prison office. he admitted the act and claimed the deduction spurred him. Police took him to jail on felonious weapon charges.
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New York
James Coragr
Rome Painting Prize Awarded to U S Veteran Francis Strachard
New York June 7 Francis Strachard of New York has won the Prix de Rome in painting with a year of free residence in Rome and a chance for extensive study abroad at the American Academy announced today. Paul Kinman received first mention and BR Beecks second among entrants. Strachard, born in Appleton Wisconsin, studied art in Des Moines Madison Chicago and New York. He served in France with actions in the Meuse Argonne and was twice wounded. He recently won the Veney scholarship enabling summer study at Fontainebleau in France.
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New York
Francis Strachard
Pric de Rome
Lae
American Academy
Paul Kinman
BR Beecks
ra ‘batants + alford
Appleton Wiec
Des Moines
Madison Wise
Chicago
New
France
Ontainebleau Sehoat
Holland Named Advertisers' Chief at World Association
L E Holland of Kansas City was elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The 1934 convention selected London for the gathering, with Houston, Tulsa, and Seattle as future sites. Neal of New York served as secretary treasurer of the association. The convention rejected a resolution condemning France’s canton of the 5th.
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Low Holland
Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Tata
London
England
Houston
Tex
Tulsa
Seattle
Jease Hl Neal
New York
Tha Rutz
California Firm Wins 1932 Electric Medal at Los Angeles
The Southern California Mahon Company of Los Angeles received the thalog A Cafin Foundations gold medal for pioneering electric light and tower transmission. The award honors the 220 83 volt transmission over 340 miles as the world’s highest commercial voltage. A cash prize of 4000 was also given to the company’s employee benefit fund. Seven research fellowships were awarded to Lawrence Hose Paga dene Ralph Heebe Monson Mase George Lyon Lawrence Kuns Woolam Wink Elmer Hutcheson Henry Beets and Alfred Dixon.
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New York
Southern Carornia Mahon Company
Los Angeles
Thalog A Caffin Foundations
al Bisonple Light Association
Tosawagd
Cafornia Company
Amploves
Ward Lawrence Hose Paga
Dene Calif
Ralph A Heebe
Monson
Mase
George Lyon
Lawrence Kuns
Woolam
LK Wink Detroit
Elmer Hutcheson
Cleveland
Henry W Beets
Grand Rapids Mic
Alfred L Dixon
Ghempatan Ut
Banquet Honors Washington News Exchange Superintendent
Circulation men from major New York Philadelphia and Baltimore papers held a banquet at the Continental hotel in honor of the Washington News Exchange superintendent. Attendees included Myera of the New York Journal Carnavan and Jack of the New York Tribune Miller of the New York American William Cottog Dave Finn Philadelphia Enquirer Irving amuels Amelia Thory News Times and New York Herald.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Uy King
Washington News Exchange
Continental Hotel
Mr King
Ingk Myera
The
New York Journal
Charles Carnavan
Jack
New York Tribune
Caterpillar Army Delays Oregon Train 25 Minutes
A damaged OCR extract mentions a Caterpillar Army delay affecting an Oregon train by about 25 minutes. It references a driver named Eddyville and a traumatic incident near a region labeled Hindget on the aAstany wpa, with unclear details and fragmented phrases. The readable facts include the delay duration and a possibly named driver.
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Caterpillar Army
Oregon
N & Po
Uty
Belwers
aAstany
Eddyville
Drop Textile Alliance From Suit For Patents
Wilmington June 7 Judge Morris in the United States district court resisted admitting evidence tying the Textile Alliance to changes in policy on enemy property. Col B W Anderson argued the alliance acted in a conspiracy, a claim the court noted would implicate every manufacturers association if true. Albert N Patterson of New York testified about letters introducing Mr Foucher to Joseph H Choate. Patterson said he gave the letters while employed by the government, similar to other wartime acts assisting enemy property cases.
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Wilmington
Cel
Col B. W Andersop
The
Chemical Foundation Inc
Morris
United States District Court
Textile Alliance
New York
Alien Property Contedian’s
Ggrvan
Foucher
Joseph H Choater
Chamiasl Foundation
Patterson
Pousher
Search for King Benjamin Purnell Ends in County Raid
In St Joseph Michigan authorities pursue Benjamin Purnell aka King Benjamin, as Gladys Bamford Rubel accuses him of a statutory charge. A raid on Shiloh colony with Mtete'a attorney general Andrew B. Peugherty en route to confer with Col Roy Vandergok and local officers follows. Passport records will be reviewed to see if Purnell left the country. Judge Harry B H Dingeman adjourns hearings till June 6, with possible earlier resumption if witnesses are available.
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State Constabulary
Berrien County
Shiloh
Purnet
Parnells
Thas
Harry BH Dingeman
King George Denied Accounting by Court
New York June 7 King George V of England was denied an accounting by Supreme Court Justice Vernon Davis in the Manning Maxwell and Moore case brought by Remington Arms over wartime munitions contracts. The suit alleged a 1915 contract to supply 3060 000 rifles and that defendants earned excess profits by supplying machinery and materials at above cost.
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New York
King George V
England
Supreme Court
Vernon Davis
Remington Army Company
Mansing, Yaxwell and Moore, Inc
Eutered
Aas Asignes
Manning, Maxwell and Moore
Remington
Analgner
At & Cent
Remington Company
May drop Oriental ship ride negotiations amid bid failures
Indications at the Shipping Bosra yesterday show bids for the West to Orient route may be dropped due to failure of negotiators to meet minimum requirements set by Chairman Lasker. Conferences remain open, and Dollar and Pacific Mall lines with board reps may consider supplementary bids that could alter any agreement.
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Bosra
Lasker
Howe
Dollar and
Pacific Mall Lines
Ots Acigla
Business Women to Dine at Woman's City Club Plan Outline
Judge Mary Uropie chairs the Huesness and professional section of the Woman's City Club. She will describe plans for the year's activities at a Wednesday dinner meeting. Speakers include Mrs Harriet Wachey Locher Mrs Ruby Les Minar and Mrs Ethel L. Ward with a musical program directed by Mrs Dorothy De Muth-Watron.
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Mary Uropie
He Huesness
Woman's City Club
Wersea
Mre Harriat
Wachey Locher
Ruby Les Minar
Ethel L. Ward
Dorothy de Muth
Watron
Pen Women Discuss Films at Washington Gathering
Mrs Harriet Hawley Locher, newly elected president of the District of Columbia Branch, leads Pen Women as they attend the first international congress of motion pictures in New York. The event, organized under the Authors League of America, marks a shift in support for film artistry and advocacy. Local figures Eugene Peters, Dr Mi Atee, and Mise Laura Thornburn attend the Wednesday evening session.
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Harriet Hawley Locher
Columba
All Christians Urged to Back World Court
Trustees of the Mhurch Peace union at the semiannual meeting pledged aid to Prestert Harding in his efforts to bring the United States into the World Court. The article notes strong support from American leaders for judicial tribunals and hints at the broader push for international dispute resolution and cooperative law.
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ALL Christians
Mhurch Peace Union
Prestert Harding
Jendeay
Anacelate
AISD
Antira
Car Runs on Sidewalk to Avoid Crash Hits Three
A driver on Columbia Road NW ran onto a sidewalk to avoid a crash near Seventeen Street, injuring three girls aged 10 to 14. Nannie and Harriet Bonnycastle, daughters of Col H Bonnycastle, and Isabelle Root were treated for bruises and cuts at Dr Edward Camstock Wirgon’s office. The driver, Br M H Gardner, was released by police.
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Scho
Gardner
Columbia Road Northwest
Seventeenth Street
Columbia Road
Nannie
Harriet Bonnycastle
Col H . Bonnycastle
Army Depot Quartermaster's Office
Harvard Treet
Isabelle Roott
Seven bitten as vicious dogs attack in day
Seven persons, including four children, were bitten by vicious dogs yesterday. Police say the dogs, owned by Garhar Gate of 8407 Street Northwest, were seized for health department examination. Victims include Nelang Garrett, 17, and Fred Brooks, with injuries ranging from gashes to minor bruises treated at home or hospitals.
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Garhar
ST Stract
Fred Brooka
Balong
Pitten
Walter Fritz
Rhegnard Thampson
North Capitol Street
Burton Biltmere
Bates Street
Robert Camptell
Wonedale Streat
Lower Temperature Promised for Today
Weather forecast notes cooler air moving east of the Miasienspot with moderate temperatures possible in New England and New York tomorrow. Thunderstorms expected today across central regions, followed by a drop in the Ohio valley, lower lake region, and Tennessee, with overall cooler conditions in the south Atlantic and east coast areas.
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Miasienspot
Phowass
New England
New York
Atlantis
Staten
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Tennessee
South Atlantic
Tamperatyra
Only One Girls Senior Plans to Make Home
Des Moines survey of 300 Des Moines high school seniors reveals ambitions beyond marriage. Most wish careers as actresses interpreters farmers lawyers doctors writers teachers mission nurses or secretaries. only one plans to marry and build a home.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Yauthey
Flapjack Tosser Heir to $150 000 in England Gift
Rochester, June 7. William Oldham, flapjack maker at 5 Front Street eating house, inherits $150 900 from a relative in England. He plans travel to California then a ship to London via the Panama Canal, hoping to sample English ale.
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Rochester
William Oldham
Front Street
England
Caliifornia
jPandon
Panama Canal
Gidham
District city workers defer quit action in wage dispute
Per diem District employees delayed proposals to quit municipal service and seek private jobs at higher pay after a meeting last night. They demand raised wages, arguing better rates outside government service. Frank J Bresnahen leads the City Employ Union. Bethlehem bishop coadjutor successor named in Philadelphia notes.
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Frank J Bresnahen
Association of City Employ Union
der Die
President to Receive Post Copies by Seaplane Sunday
The president will read The Washington Post at the Mayflower from the seaplane base on the Potomac River. Arrangements include a wreath ceremony and the U.S. Mail service by seaplane pirates.
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Iflarding
Hue
Washington Post
Seaware River
Iran
Woman Heals Afflicted At Wesley Memorial Chapel
Miss Mattie Perry leads Evangeliatic services at Wesley Memorial chapel reporting healings and conversions after praying for the air. A man claims his tuberculosis was healed by Perry, with services expected daily through July 1 and potential move to a summer tent at Memorial chapel, North West Street.
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Wesley Memorial Chapel
Mattie Perry
Misa Perry
Heaworth
Misa Farry
Rome
Mina Perry
Memoria Chapel
Hirth
Big Dirigible Flees Storm for Scott Field and Akron
Dayton, Ohio June 7 The army dirigible AG 1 whlevn came to Payton today from Scettield Illinois left at 4 10 1 m to evade a second storm. It headed for Scott Field then turned toward Akron and passed over Dayton again about 5 pm flying west. Wilbur Wright may deploy the AC 1 to Langley Field Virginia if Scott Field or Akron cannot be reached. No hangar at Wright Field large enough for the AC 1. Commanded by George Meintire.
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Dayton
Ohia
Payton
Scettield
Scott Field
Akron
Wilbur Wright
Langley Field
Scott Feld
Wright Neia
Thtaat George Meintire
Former countess held after Denver crash
Mrs W Wood formerly the countess of Brot fel was held on reckless driving speeding and prohibition charges after a crash in Denver. Two others, including Mrs Gerald Montgomery, were critically injured at St Lyhberg hospital. Police found preprohibition gin in the car and noted high speed. Wood's husband W O Wood died in Denver in 1913. she previously lived at Lago Maggiore.
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Denver
Colo
Juna
W Wood
Brotfel
Philadelphia
Benver Snelary Chrolea
Daakson
Mra. Wood
Mra Wood
Gerald Montgams Ae
Jou Fara Sampson
Mra
Fred Laws J2er
Mya. Montgomery
St Lyhberg Hospital
Wooff
Wood
W O Wood
Pennsylvania
Countess of Stoffel
Lago Magwiere
Switzerland
Howat Held on Charge Preferred by Woman
Howat, leader once active in the United Mine Workers, faces nine serious charges in a Pittsburgh moral court. Mrs Sorenson testified she alleged abuse of her year old son Judeq Tansard Be Wralfe. Howat, insisting on innocence, awaits county jail commitment and offered a $1000 bond.
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Fittabargh
Lyne Ff
Alexander Howat
Jeader
Kanaan United Allne Workers
Pittsburgh
Taga Morenden
Chicano
Judeq Tansard
Howat
Mre Sorenson
Hin Raleane
Jowat
United Mine Warkers
Hansa
Drunk in the Line of Duty Slayer Plea in Detroit
Terence Monaghan, a former patrolman, faces murder charges after Edison Heffron was shot in a near beer saloon. Defense says Monaghan, a member of the police squad, drank to obtain evidence against the saloon keeper. He allegedly became intoxicated on New Year’s Eve while on duty.
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Detroit
Terence Monaghan
Corder's
Moepamhan
Edison Heffron
Thomas Chawke
Nenaghan
Chawke
Elephant halts traffic in Iowa as parked beast blocks highway
A circus elephant halted traffic on Bloemfeld road near Paleakl Iowa after wandering eight miles from the carnival five weeks earlier. Despite efforts, trainers failed to coax it away until this morning when the animal slipped chain and paused again prompting a detour.
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Iowa
Society Career Open to Croker Says Son
Dublin June 1 testimony focused on Richard Croker explaining his friendly relations with his father after Croker Sr alleged financial misconduct in 1817. The trial hears that the family valued heritage and crest lineage, with cross-examination and expected further witness testimony from Mrs Croker’s counsel and others challenging legal proof of marriage legitimacy.
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Dublin
Rehard Croker
Richard Crok
Uott
Lam Nany Cheftain
Croker
Bea Falar
New York Society Notory
da Croker
Ireland
Glenemurn
Documenta
Hula Croker
Ethel White
Tentator
Guy Ro Marona
Cecil Disarming Plan Stalls at Geneva Amid Proposals
Geneva June 7 A P report says the temporary armament conference adjourned without a vote on Lord Rehart Cecil's disarmament and guarantee plan. Some nations oppose the British plan, preferring a compromise blending features of the French counterproposal and other countrys guarantees to avoid immediate global ententes.
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Geneva
Langue of Nations
Lord Rehart Cecil
League
Pormmarsat
Rergard
Cal Haquin
Lord Robert
Ceali
Isggus
Liberals Unite in Honduras Election Amid Liberal Pact
Honduras election sees liberal candidates consolidating around a nonpartisan front as Mejia Colingras withdraws and urges allies to back former president Poligarpa Bonillas. Managua reports Nicaragua fears border revolts and internal turmoil on the Honduras frontier, with hints of coordination and foreign observers present.
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Tegueigsipa
Fung
Abel Penly
Gutigrrea
Frank Morateg
Gutierrey
Mejia Colingras
Thea
British Debt Interest to America Set for June and September
London June 1 Sir William Joynson-Bicks, financial Secretary at the Treasury, announced in the House of Commons that interest on the British debt to America will be paid semiannually on June 16 and September 16. Details on principal installments were not fully disclosed.
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London
William Joyn
aon-Bicks
The
Treasury
Hause of Commons
America
SITA OCCURIRS NEW HOME IN BILBAO PALACE
In Bilbao Spain June 7 Zita of Austria with her children and Archduchess Marie Josefa took possession of the palace at Lequetie former Count Torregrosa property presented by public subscription A reception was held by the hut of faking illags and garlands were hung while a treaty was sung in the parish church An Austrian loan call was issued.
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Bilbao
Spain
Zita of
Auattla
Marie Josefa
Charles
Lequetie
Count Torregrosa
Bank of England invites subscriptions to large Austrian loan
London June 1 The Bank of Ma land invites subscriptions to approximately £11,000,000 of the £14,000,000 Austrian loan to be floated here. The remaining £3,000,000 is issued to the British government in satisfaction of amounts due from Austria. The loan is at par, redeemable in 1948 by a cumulative sinking fund.
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London
Bank of Maland
Joan
Austria
Lightning Strikes Streetcar Injuring Ten in Panic
In Cleveland Ohio late today a streetcar was struck by lightning causing a panicked exit by over 100 passengers. Ten people were injured including five women. windows shattered as flames burst from the vestibule and riders sought first aid before heading home. A separate report notes a man named Paul was fatally burned by a live wire nearby.
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Cleveland
Ohio Inne
Paul
Lim
Pavement News
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Kabiner & Co Yotone
J W de
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Mooo
Ry & Co
J T Eiwalt de Vrias
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Kcity
U.S
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Alifornia Kiem
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News Exchange
Drop Textile Alliance
Chemical Foundation
King Benjamin
King George
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PEN
Church Peace Union
Harding
Health’ Department
District Per Diem
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Phthing
Thipelty
Protestant Episcopal Dioc
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Woman
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Big Dirigible
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Son
Richard, Jr
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Cecil
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Honduras
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Sita
Bos
Empresa
Bank of England
United States
Boss & Phelps
Main
Homes Fetale
K St. N.W
Washington Real Eisate Board
W. DR. Moses & Sons
F Street
Imperial Council
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