Andrews Sued Again Over $90,000 Note Holdings
The case centers on notes totaling $90,000 held by a bank in ruin, with John Bo Cun as receiver. Victor Andrews, a Norfolk politician, is linked to a web of corporate and mining interests, including a string of racehorses. The Enterprise Bank and cashier Clark are named in the suit, alleging misappropriation and complex transfers dating back to April. The outcome could involve estate actions and potential life-insurance settlements as creditors move to recover assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bo
Willie HL Andrews
Newison
Loy Wir Andrews
Payah T Lee Chirk
Enterprise
Dave
Fiona Ff Forres
Dias Airatt
le Hteder
Moxes
Tian Key Fle
Catton
Eer
Ks Pajaire
Rowan
Urs Hs
Pastor Advised to Retire Amid Immoral Conduct Claims
The council of Compogional Church ruled today on the trial of Pastor HT Wantuituaker of Senna Choteh. He was found not guilty of immoral conduct but advised to retire from his ministry amid sensational charges and ongoing divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nh. Ghia
Council of Compogional Church
Wantuituaker
Senna Choteh
Fatah
Wansimiker
Sorat
Cory
Balm for Wounded Heart Suit In Damages
A damaged legal notice states a plaintiff Miss Mie Vi hael agelett dean O'Neil in Boren sues contractor for breach of promissory repayment with interest. The defendant Heenan ui denies the charge and a court action seeks monetary damages around $8 in favor of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Vi Hael Agelett
Dean O'Neil
Boren
Hobe
Lamate
Maes
Widows and Deserted Wives Seek Relief Aid
A VT article notes a sharp rise in widows and deserted wives applying to relief stations. The surge is a feature of the era, with many affected households led by widows and mothers with children seeking assistance from the local relief society.
Theft of Deed Alleged Against Brooklyn Man
The case alleges Murtry obtained a deed by subterfuge and exchanged it for stock. State officials opened preliminary steps to secure land claimed as “nade land” and to investigate encroachment and receipts. Financial tallies show internal revenue and customs receipts with expenditures noted, amid asserting claims against the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murtry
San Poors
Brooklyn
Jane
Ate i
Ilinuis
Worth & Tes
Kindley Ste Seth
Macreal
Captive Bricklayers in Florida Key Appeal for Help
Special to The HOOD Boston Masa Nov 18 Bricklayers Union No 3 seeks Senator Lodge and Congressmen McNary Sullivan to press Washington for rescue of Michael Brannick of Charlestown and other workers held on a Gulf of Mexico island. Brannick writes of shipped crews deceived on pay, forced into labor, and guarded by armed guards claiming ownership over workers on the isolated key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Boston
Union No. 3
Senator Lodge
McNary and Sullivan
Washington
Michael Brannick
Charlestown
Is Said
Gulf of Mexico
Brannick
New York City
New York
Keys
Florida
Plan to Avert a Strike Weighs on Shamokin Meeting
Scranton operator W K Connell proposes a plan to extend the coal strike commission award. He suggests a Shamokin December convention to adopt a resolution extending the award for three to four years and present it to the operators’ board via miners’ representatives. He notes the need for a signed agreement could be considered later by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Scranton
W. K. Connell
Board of Conciliation
Coal Strike Commission
Conciliation Board
Kir. Vonnell
Snd
R. Connell
Albany Fire Destroys Myers Store Stock Total Loss Expected
Albany N Y November 13 The Myers Company temporary store stock destroyed by fire after August building collapse that killed thirteen and injured over thirty. Losses likely exceed 250000. Building owned by A B Van Gans estate is a near total loss, with upward of 30000 cited. Authorities note the stock was believed fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John G. Myers Company
North Pearlet
Steuben
Columbia Evls
Kenmore Hotel
Myers
A. B. van Gansweerk
Myers Establishment
Jersey to Get Religion Plan to Start Revivals in Thirty Cities
Minneapolis plan signals nationwide revival program by Rev. J Wilbur Chapman after two weeks of citywide meetings. Thirty collaborators depart for New Jersey to launch simultaneous revivals in the thirty largest cities with 3 to 5 evangelists in each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
J. Wilbur Chapman
New Jersey
Ohio Fray Near Lynching as Mob Forms in Rushsylvania
In Rushsylvania near Springfield an aroused mob forms after Henry Jenkins a colored man is arrested on charges of assaulting his seven year old step-daughter. He is tried by Mayor Bower then moved to Bellefontaine jail pending grand jury action amid talks of storming the Bellefontaine jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Rushsylvania
Henry Jenkins
Bower
Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Jall
Lott Named to Revising Commission for U S Laws
John L. Lott of Ohto has been appointed by the President as a member of the commission to revise the laws of the United States, replacing the late A C Botkin. The group aims to finish the revision within a few months, after which Lott will return to his post as special assistant to the Attorney General.
Burton to be tried on next Monday in Rome plea bar
United States Senator Burton of Kansas faces a trial starting next Monday on charges he used his influence with the Post Office Department to aid the Rialto Grain and Securities Company to stop a fraud order. Judge Van Devanter overruled a demurrer to the indictment, ruling proceeding had been sufficiently described and that knowledge of pending proceedings would be expected. Attorneys will present arguments on the plea in bar based on earlier verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
van Devanter
Burton
Kansas
Post Office Department
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
Senator Burton
Rialto Company
Bear
Minister Lee to Ecuador Will Travel by Muleback
Joseph W. J. Lee recently named minister to Ecuador and ex consul general at Panama visited the State Department to receive final instructions before sailing. He will depart from New York and sail December 1, then travel by steamers to Panama and ride mules into the Andes to Quito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. J. Lee
Genteran
Panama
Ecuador
State Department
New York
Isthmus
Guayaquil
Mr. Lee
Andes
Quito
Brother slain as man kills self in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on November 15, real estate dealer Pritz Kafitz, 29, shot his brother Ludwig, 22, killing him instantly, then shot himself in the temple and died. He left a note to his father claiming both brothers burdened him and were better off dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Pritz Kafitz
Ludwig
Fritz
Pillars Club Loses House in Cincinnati Fire
The Pillars Club, a leading Cincinnati social club, lost its Madison road house and contents valued at 350000 after a fire last night. Notable visitors included Miss Alice Roosevelt, who stayed there during her Cincinnati visit last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pillars
Madison Road
Alice Roosevelt
Grandmother Dies in Fire After Rescue Attempt
In St Louis on November 16 Mrs Catherine Haverlick aged 65 re entered her daughter’s burning home to save grandchildren and was incinerated. Her daughter and grandchild escaped by another exit and searched for her. Also reported are recent deaths in the Philippines including John Anderson and others, a collision hearing in New Orleans near Roosevelt’s voyage, and naval movements with ships arriving at several ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Catherine Haverlick
Philippines
John Anderson
Twenty-second Infantry
Daniel W. Rees
Twelfth Infantry
Burt Nash
Twenty-first Infantry
Albert Smith
Nineteenth Infantry
New Orleans
United States
Magnolia
President Roosevelt
Fall of Picture Fatal in Paterson House
Three deaths reported in Paterson New Jersey after a heavy picture fell from a wall breaking a gas pipe while the Schroeder family slept. Catherine Schroeder and her mother and grandchild Ita La Forge died from asphyxiation. Neighbors saved two small Forge children. Four others injured in separate Indianapolis courthouse elevator crash with one possible fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Schroeder
Chris Schroieder
Ils
Catherine
Ita’ la Forge
Hyer
Indianapolis
John Mann
Court-Martial For Midshipman Meriwether Set At Annapolis
The Navy Department announced a court-martial to try Midshipman Milner Meriwether Jr for a glove fight with Midshipman Branch at the Naval Academy. Thirteen officers including three rear admirals and three lieutenants will sit on the panel with Judge Advocate Gen. Cleb preparing the charges. The trial will occur at Annapolis with a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Milner Meriwether, Jr
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Francis '‘M. Ramsey
Alexander H. McCormick
Albert S. Barker
Robert L. Phythian
Richard Wainwright
Samuel P. Comly
Sidney A. Staunton
Bradley A. Fiske
George R. Clark
John E. Craven
Orton P. Jackson
Ridley McLean
Edward J. Constien
Adolph Marix
Fas
Academy
Ramsay
Phytilan
Wainwright
Scbrey
Marig
Admiral Sands
Department
Bonaparte
Wil
Meriwether
Army Orders and Transfers Across Cavalry and Navy Posts
Fragments list leaves of absence and multiple transfers for lieutenants and captains in cavalry units, plus orders for construction duties at Forts Barrancas and Ethan Allen and other locations. Naval officers receive detachments and assignments including inspections, sick leave, and ship transfers amid broader mobility. Obscure notes close with an advertisement for King's New Discovery for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.groyone
Dolphin
Lang
Ord.nange
Munhail
Glacier
W. W. Besh
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
Cal
W. J. Pryor
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Carnegie Steel Works
Munhwll
H. NM. Anderson
United States
Lancaster
Navy Yard
Lanzay Inland
Newport News
Gunther
Danlelak
Reyy
Carpenter B.D. Pender
Lity
Key Weet
Fir
Midshipman
J. H. Newton
Oregon
Monadnock
B. Sherman
Raleigh
Mae
Defence of Coasts Needs More Officers and Men
General Mills urges nine reforms to strengthen U S coast artillery including separation from field artillery, more officers and enlisted men, and higher funding for target practice and fire control gear. He cites shortages of captains and lieutenants across 126 companies and urges joint army navy exercises to test fire control systems. Sixteen soldiers die in Manila from dysentery, aneurism, typhoid, and drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Mills
Manniog
United States
Roosevelt
Mills
Coast Artillery
Ge. Mills
Mille
Army
Navy
Field Artillery
California High School Boy Sent Fake Specials to Journals
Oakland youth Vic tor J. Mesplan an eighteen year old high school student posed as a press correspondent and Pacific representative of a syndicate sending crime stories to Eastern papers. Police chief Pearson traced the author and found the claims lacked any factual basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eastern
Oakland
Cal
United States
Pearson
Tiget
Victor J. Mesplan
Ad Pacific
Syndicate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrews
Clark's Ventures
Clark
Chicago
Sua Art Society
Pate
Ethie Childre
Florida Key
Roosevelt Commission
Jersey
Lee
Brother
Pillars Club
Home of
Cincinnati Social Organization
Porter, Dupont
Nicholson
Rodgers
Blakely
Norfolk
Paducah
Very Yard
Stewart
Celtic
San Francisco
Peoria
San Tuan
Osceola
Key, West
Toros
Newport Newz
Richerd J. McKenney
Artillery
Rps
Ward B. Pershing
Tenth Cavelrs
Elz
J. Franklin Hell
Sfieenanys
Alvan C. Gfilem
Fourth Cavalry
Fifth Cavalry
Richard W. Walker
Twelfth Cavalry
Charles J. Naylor
Flrat
Laula C. Duncan
Manila
Ned B. Rehkopf
Artllery Corps
Edgar Russel
Signal Corps
Wit
Schenectady
Fort Wood
N. ¥., and Scranton, Pa., On Official Business, First Lieut. Loula §. Caapgelenr
Arillery Corp
Fot Barrascas
Fla
William E. Cole
Burlington
Fort Ethan Alien
Thomax A. Canoreux
Artillery Corps
Chappetuar
Fort Melge
Fort Pickens
Platesbore Barracks
Dhla
Thomas B. Latoreux
Kenneth Morton
Odnance
California Powder Company
Santa Cruz
Cat
California Powder Compus
Hercules
Eray
National Guard Association
Pittsburg
Chanther
Baker
William H. Kurt
Dat Ff. Gump
Eighteenth Infantry
Frederick Funston
U. S.A
San Franco
King
Brussels
Gen. Mills
Dhis
Wood
Daniel W. Bass
Burt Nazh
Pers
Sorosis
Sorosis Shoe Co
F. Street
H Street N. E
Philip Lederer
REGAL
Washington Store
Pa. Ave. N. W
Miller’s
Helio
S Shedd Co
Goodyear Rubber Ga
Candy Cathartic
Eras
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