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Domestic News
January 2, 1902
The Topeka State Journal
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
What is this article about?
Three former officers of the National Aid association, L. K. Lewis, W. T. Scott, and W. T. Cooley, filed suits in Shawnee district court against the Bankers' Union to recover $533 each in promissory notes due January 1, 1902, promised as rebates to join the union.
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SUE FOR THEIR REBATE
Former Officers of National Aid Sue the Banker's Union.
Three suits were today filed in the Shawnee district court against the Bankers' Union by L. K. Lewis, W. T. Scott and W. T. Cooley, officers of the National Aid, for $533 each. The suits are for the recovery of the value of promissory notes held by the plaintiffs and due January 1, 1902.
The three plaintiffs were officers of the National Aid association, and allege that they were promised these notes as a rebate as an inducement to enter the Bankers' Union.
Former Officers of National Aid Sue the Banker's Union.
Three suits were today filed in the Shawnee district court against the Bankers' Union by L. K. Lewis, W. T. Scott and W. T. Cooley, officers of the National Aid, for $533 each. The suits are for the recovery of the value of promissory notes held by the plaintiffs and due January 1, 1902.
The three plaintiffs were officers of the National Aid association, and allege that they were promised these notes as a rebate as an inducement to enter the Bankers' Union.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
What keywords are associated?
Shawnee Court
Lawsuit
Bankers Union
National Aid
Promissory Notes
Rebate
What entities or persons were involved?
L. K. Lewis
W. T. Scott
W. T. Cooley
Where did it happen?
Shawnee
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Shawnee
Event Date
Today
Key Persons
L. K. Lewis
W. T. Scott
W. T. Cooley
Outcome
suits filed for recovery of $533 each in promissory notes due january 1, 1902.
Event Details
Three suits filed in Shawnee district court against Bankers' Union by officers of National Aid for value of promissory notes promised as rebate inducement to enter the union.