Investigation of Real Estate Bondholders' Reorganizations: Addenda consisting of summaries and miscellaneous records of investigationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1934 |
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agreement allowances American Bond amount Answer appointed appraisals asked assets attorney Balaban & Katz bankruptcy bill bond issue Building Corporation C. W. Anderson cash certificates Chester Davis Chicago Title circuit court claims conference Cook County counsel Cowan creditors debtor corporation December 31 default deposit directors expenses February 28 Federal fees filed first-mortgage bondholders foreclosure fund Garard Investment Trust Garard Trust Greenebaum holders Honor Hotel Illinois interest JACOBSON John Judge Barnes Judge Wilkerson lease Leo Spitz Lott Hotels Lubliner & Trinz MARKS matter Middle West Modern Woodmen mortgage Northern Trust Co paid Park National Bank party payment percent petition petitioner plaintiff plan of reorganization proceedings protective committee Question receiver receivership represented Royal Neighbors Savings Bank section 77B securities shares stockholders taxes theater thereof TIEDEBOHL tion Title & Trust Trust & Savings trust deed Wiseman Woodmen of America
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