The railway age · Industry and trade
The Olympos ice company sues over the machines
9 July 1912 (26 June 1912 old style) Probable
On 26 June 1912 (old style) the Athens court dealt with a claim of the ice company Olympos against the brothers Konstantinos and Ioannis G. Vasilopoulos for a bill of exchange of 3,975 drachmas. It was almost certainly the debt for the second-hand machines of 1907; Konstantinos disputed that the signature was his.
- Where
- Ice factory
- Threads
- Industry and trade
- Certainty
- Probable likely, but not fully proven
Sources
- Judgment 5035/1912, Πρωτοδικείον Αθηνών, 26 June 1912 (old style), published in the press; Digital Library of the Hellenic Parliament
- A. P. Τσακόπουλος, idem, part 3, Άσπις του Άργους, 3 November 1957, p. 1
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