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importation of American-made mol
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE OFFICE OF THE SEC!
TARY OF THE TERRITORY
ALASKA, AT JUNEAU, ALASh
In the Matter of the Dissolution of 1
Seward Investment Corporation
Domestic Corporation.
CERTIFICATE
I, KARL THEILE, Secretary of t
Territory of Alaska, do hereby cert
that on the 9th day of March, 19
there was filed in my office a Cert
cate of Consent of all of the sto<
holders of the Seward Investment C
poration, a Domestic Corporation, di
signed by all of said stockholders, cc
senting to a dissolution of said a
poration, the fact of the consent of ;
of the stockholders appearing frc
said instrument now on file in r
office.
Now, therefore, I, as said Secreta
of the Territory, do hereby decla
said Seward Investment Corporatic
a Domestic Corporation, duly d
solved, such dissolution to take effe
upon the filing in this office of t
proper proof of publication of this c<
tificate in the manner prescribed 1
law.
Dated Juneau, Alaska, March 9, 192
KARL THEILE,
Secretary of Alaska.
Publish March 18, 25, April 1, 8, I
1927.
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Sapiro, a Chicago lawyer. The Jews
and Klansman were drawn on the
panel, but were excused after premp
tory challenges by the counsel.
Six women were selected for the
jury which will decide whether or
not Sapiro suffered one million dol
lars dadiages because of attacks
made on him by the “Dearborn In
dependant”, Ford’s newspaper
Eighteen talismen drawn from an
area within 100 miles of Detroit were
examined in order to fill the jury..
Senator Reed, defense attorney,
challenged the two ,'ew talismen,
while the Klansman was objected to
by the prosecution.
Rather than face threatened con
tempt charges, Henry Ford agreed to
take the stand, the purpose of calling
on him will be to pin on him his
views, as set forth in his weekly
newspaper, which sought to show
that Sapiro and an International ring
of Jewish bankers were working to
dominate American agriculture and
marketing.
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DETROIT, Mich., March 23. (/P)—
Senator James A. Reed, of Missouri,
defending Henry Ford in the million
dollar libel suit bought by Aaron
Sapiro, a Chicago lawyer, stopped
telling victories when ne managed to
have the Court rule that Ford’s pleas
in regard to the Jewisa race formed
no part in Sapiro's case and support
ed the contention tint Sapiro’s war
record incompetent.
Sapiro’s counsel spent the day in |
picturing his client as a laborer for
the good of American agriculture, he
took up the alleged libellous state
ments that appeared in the “Dearborn
Independant” and refuted all the as
sertions, with special empliakL-.. he
denied that Sapiro was supported by
an international ring of bankers who
were trying to control American ag
riculture and commerce.
PREPARES ADVENT FORD
•DETROIT, Mich., March 22. {&) —
United States Senator. James A.
Reed, counsel for Henry Ford in his
million dollar libel suit, attacked
Aaron Sapiro, claimant, charging
him with having planned to mulct
the farmers by controlling organiza
tions of farmers and fruit growers
of the United States.
Reed said, Sapiro told the farmers
that they would all grow rich and
prosperous if they organized accord
ing to his plan and that they would j
be able to control the market, schem
ing .at the same time, to enrich him
self.
In a scornful biography of Sapiro,
during which he derided the claim
ants statement that he seeked no
financial gain, Senator Reed charged
him with having engineered the sale
of some Louisville warehouses to the
Kentucky Burley Tobacco Growers,
for more than 2,000,000 in excess of
the warehouse value.
Reed also charged Sapiro with
having received $142,000 for organiz
ing a cotton co-operative concern,
later; he got $8,000 for representing
the concern in receivership proceed
ings, Reed said.
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In defending Ford against the libel
charges. Senator Reed said he was
preparing for the automobile makers
advent to the stand, by declaring
that he was ignorant of alleged lib
ellous statements appearing in -the
“Dearborn Independant”. He said
Ford never read the articles which
caused the suit, and pointed out
that they were considered true.
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REPORT—The creature appeared near Nellie Nell’s tourist re
sort. The intrepid huntress immediately set out to add the pelt of
the strange animal to her present wonderful collection of trophies.
The weather conditions are not such as to insure success, but we are
anxiously awaiting word as to the outcome. A telegram is also ex
pected from Professor Longdome of the Department of Unnatural
History, Quidnunce University, giving the proper assignment and
name to the strange beast. More tomorrow.
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