Receiver Appointed for Mason Motor Co with Bonds at 100000
Judge Mullan names Ira J. Hoover as receiver for the Mason Motor Co with a 25000 bond, to manage the Westfield plant and real estate until sale to satisfy about 109000 in unpaid bonds. The company defendants consent to foreclosure without redemption, while Mason and Duesenberg top stockholders discuss creditor relief via preferred stock and possible syndicate purchase.
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Hoover
Westfield
Mason Motor Co
Maytag-Mason Motor Co
United States
Maintan
Mason
Duesenberg
Duegenberg
Sir Edward Carson Leads Ulster in Home Rule Opposition
Belfast October 6 Sir Edward Carson Unionist MP declares Orangemen will not recognize home rule in Ireland. He says the Ulster volunteer army, which he heads, is fully organized and ready to fight if needed, with his influence shaping northern policy amid rapidly forming events.
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Belfast
Edward Carson
Orangemen
Ireland
Ulster Army
Edward
Mason Motor firm to continue under new terms
Mr. Mason stated that although Mason Motor may be a relic, the business will keep operating on its traditional lines. He noted that about 75 percent of the company’s indebtedness stemmed from the 1911 composition, reflecting the financial structure behind its obligations.
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Eign
Countries
Mason Motor Company
Mason
Vesper Services Draw Large YWCA Audience
A large audience attended vesper services at the YWCA gymnasium where Miss Frances Crittenden spoke about the association scope and work. Mrs. St Elmo Bateman and Mrs. W J Lake performed solos and Wilma Basher played violin. A tea for board and committee members to meet Miss Crittenden was held set for 4 PM at the YWCA parlor.
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Y.M.C. A
Frances Crittenden
St. Elmo Bateman
W. J. Lake
Wilma Basher
Ministers Describe Vacation Trips at Twin City Meeting
The Twin City Ministerial Association held a morning meeting led by Rev. M. G. Munn. Clergy members shared brief accounts of summer vacations and discussed routine business matters.
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Twin City
Board of Trade to Convene Tonight
The directors of the Board of Trade and Commercial Club will meet at o'clock in the secretary L. E. Park’s office to discuss welfare matters of the city that have been previously considered.
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Board of Trade and Commercial Club
L. E. Park
Market close notes and church meeting urged
New York stocks closed with mixed results as Canadian Pacific and United States Steel appear among the movers. The Grace Methodist Episcopal church holds its regular official board meeting this evening and invites all members to attend, while a courier wanted ad promises time and worry savings.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Ee Ltda Ronde
Ale Ras Atchison
American Limeltere
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
POTTS
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
TTT
Great Northern
Erie
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Love in Disguise Bridges Two Men and a London Meeting
Captain Pembroke and Miss Emily Collins pursue a tangled romance begun in England and Canada. Pembroke, using a false identity Guy Effingham, wins Collins on a steamer to England, then confronts the double affection when both men seek her in London.
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George Pembroke
Royal Engineers
Canada
England
Emily Collins
London
Pembroke
Miss Colling
Monntreal
New York
Miss Collins
Mufti
Guy Effingham
Lfe
Dover
Lly
Goodby
Effingham
George
Tam
Aonin
Town Talk Highlights from City News and Legal Proceedings
Miss Marie Mullan begins teaching at Canfield College while Postmaster M B Welly is named custodian of the federal building. Austin Burt leaves for Richmond to attend the National Gas Institute meeting and may visit Philadelphia. Dr H W Sigworth buys a Haynes auto. Lee Bradley faces police court for alleged disorderly conduct. The Progress Club of Citizens Gas & Electric plans its first meeting. Former Judge A S Blair visits Waterloo at over eighty and in good health. Western Union expands quarters on Sycamore. Tax collection cases shift to equity court before Judge Danham. Bessie Hurd, four, with smallpox, quarantined. D F Wright arraigned for speeding on a motorcycle. pleads guilty. fined $10.
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Progress Club
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Citizens Gas & Electric
Ally
A. S. Blair
Manchester
Waterloo
Toda
Western Union Telegraph Co
Martin
Sycamore Street
Law Calendar
Equity Division
Danham
Arthur Wistle
Mr Coy
Tax Ferrers
Bessie Hurd
Lincoln Street
Muse Co Announces Waterloo Move to Fourth Street East
Mr and Mrs Lalitue will make Waterloo their home as Muse Company relocates to Fourth Street East, signaling a firm local footprint and new residence for the family.
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Muse Co
Fourth Street
Mrs. Lalitue
Waterloo
OpenGer Admits Score Of Murders
Police say Spencer confessed to more than twenty murders after long questioning at the Central Police Station. The chief and Capt Halpin call the confession the most wondrous in the United States, while investigators seek to verify the tale. He also recounts a prior murder of a wife named Nellie and several bank and robbery details during a crime spree.
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Tories McWeenry
Spencer
Pennell
Devine
Leutenant
United States
Halpin
Central
Sullivan
Nellie
New York
Art Galelery
Arlen Gould
Martha Washington
Miss Gould
Thad
Hudson River
West Poatt
Hiew&u
Dave Darter
Hig
Vieliuis
Edo
Ana
Park Row
Babe
Wee
Five New Hartford Men Escape Serious Injury in Turnpike Crash
A mud chain came loose on a turnpike vehicle near the baseball park causing the car to avalanche down an embankment and roll over. W. Reed sustained a dislocated arm and chin lacerations while other occupants escaped serious harm. The trip had been to Waterloo for a vaudeville show and ended with the rollover in the early hours.
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New Hartford
W. Reed
Fred W. Meyers
Franklin Street
Falls Avenue
D. A. Stevenson
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
Wirer
Columbus Day Celebration Planned by Waterloo Council
Waterloo council teams with Knights of IT to host Columbus Day program and dance at Elks Hall Monday evening October 1. Activities include an overture, introductory address, vocal and instrumental numbers, and a dance.
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Waterloo Council
Knights of IT
Elks' Hall
Mondas
Ortober 2 Hs
Columbus
Suilaby
Waterton Ladieston
Relly
Pianseta
Ts Cuathes
Voral
Migs Madigin
Murtagh
Record Enrollment Breaks Previous All-Time High in State Schools
Enrollment figures show a statewide peak with a gain of twenty four compared to September last year led by notable increases at schools including Washington Irvin and others. The report highlights the strongest turnout across buildings and districts amid statewide education updates.
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Samet
BOF
Pena
Washington
Irvin
LSS
Weettelil
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Boaru
Mr. Effingham
Marie Mullan
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M. B. Welly
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Richmond
National Gas Institute
Philadelphia
H. W. Sigworth
Haynes
Hileman Moli Car Cami
Lee Bradley
Bradley
M. J. O'Keefe
D. F. Wright
Marienisie White
Marie. LaRue
Ofeluck
Revie
AL Valiant
Lincoln Whote
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The
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Emmons Johnson
la Roe
Carleton Sins
Lattye
Hal Lakin
Hle
Hns
Taylor
Openger
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Dana
Summere
Webster
Sandy McManus
Union Sloe Co
East 5Th St
Continental Jewelry Co
Continental Building
Cleveland
Thawsan St
Acern
Commercial St
Independence Ave
Maple St
Miller-Hey Construction Co
Lamson
Presbyterian Hospital
C. F
Care Courier
Harelay St
Darty
Boston
P.O. Hoxlade
Lyman Co. S& TD
A.M. Record
Independence
France
Meyer Bros
ApTiington
Real Eestates
Pope County
Ming
M. Frederick
Kempton
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