Roosevelt orders dismissal over false charges against Loomis
The president approves Secretary Taft's findings dismissing Minister Bowen for publishing and aiding attacks on Assistant Secretary Loomis. Taft clears Loomis of major charges, noting his indiscretion in personal interests, while condemning Bowen's disloyal conduct and the spread of harmful gossip to undermine the U S diplomatic service.
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Roosevelt
Bowen
Loomis
Unie J Rinister
Venezuela
Francis Ro Loomis
Puicoms
Txomis
Luis
Tate
Sis
State Departments
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Gisa
Taft
Wis
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Serest
Mir Loomis
Loomis Diller
Lamatrs
Taft Sture
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Aveyn
Department of
Oldden
Meohlad
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Agiinet
Caracas
New York
Merinda
Castro
Ifa
Looms
United States
Ofelal Ang
Ao3
Hmself
Toiis
Bell Calls at White House
Carter Tate's successor pays respects to the President at the White House in Washington with plans to attend to state matters and constituency duties. The report notes Bell’s intention to look after district interests and mentions Carter Tate and Georgia connections.
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Bell
White House
Carter Tate
Washington
Thomas F Bell
Nnn
Wathille
Won
Resignations Accepted At Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York June 20 James W Alexander president and James H Hyde vice president resigned at the Equitable Life Assurance Society board meeting. Morton, elected chairman, said resignations of Tarbell Wilson McTyre and Winthrop were placed in his hands. Resignations take effect immediately. Morton offered no explanation. Colonel Winsfield Edgerly appointed Second Cavalry brigadier general replacing Arthur L. Wagner who died Saturday. Edgerly heads to the Philippines.
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Hyde
Alexander
Morton
New York
Equitably Life Resurance Society
Paul Morton
James W Alexander
James H Hyde
Gare E Tarbell
George T Wilson
McTyre
H & Winthrop
Hdgeriy Mads Bugadier
Washington
Colonal
Winsfield Eldgerly
Second Cavalry
Arthur L Wagner
Edgerly
Philippines
Forgery Scandal Hits Philadelphia Financiers
sensational forgery case revealed in Philadelphia as stock certificates were fraudulently raised from small lots to hundreds, causing losses of 75000 to 1000000 dollars to bank and trust firms. the scheme involves the late Benjamin H Gaskill founder of his brokerage, who died weeks before. his firm’s accounts were moved to miler & co for transfer, with disputed stock transfers from philadelphia traction company and united states steel corporation.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin H Gaskill
Gaskill
Benjamin H Gaskill & Co
Financial
Is Credit
Erlgene
Hill Financier Accused of Systematic Stock Fraud
Gaskill, involved in Philadelphia area securities, credited himself for 6000 shares of Philadelphia Tractontock valued at about 600000 while company records show only 409. He raised certificates of United Railways of New Jersey and Frankford and Southwark Street Railway, forging to secure large loans. Banks report fraudulent securities, with total loaned amount estimated between 3750000 and 4000000. Gaskill, about forty, died recently. his widow receives a 3600 payout from the stock exchange.
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Ecas
Coomis
Bowen
Vir Lagmis
la Gunira
Goldschmidt
Toomis
Mir’ Goldschmidt
Mir Bowen
Senor Pastor To
Venter
Ceria 7
I Loomis
United States
Bowens
Suares
B C Willer & Go
Stock Exchange
Gaskill
Philadelphia
Tractontock
Traction Company
United Railways of New Jersey
Frankford and Southwark Street Railway Company
Nancer
Sopca
I Gaski
Stor
Stet
Mayor Weaver Involved in Philly Contract Scandal
June 20 Philadelphia reports arrest and forgery charges against John WHDI former chief of the bureau of filtration as city contract valued at $700,000 with McNichol & Co is annulled. Mayor Weaver vows to prove the contract was safeguarded while a hearing sets in motion new municipal reform scrutiny.
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Phiadelphia
John Whdi
Bureau of Filtration
Ity
McNichol & Co
Philadelphis
Mill 16
D J McNichol & Co
O T Meninol & Mo
McNiehal Itm
Ible
James Aven
Sioini'sg
Enraged father shoots son during peach packing incident
At Avine, about three miles from town, A G Spillers shot his son William Spillers after a dispute over 50 cents for packing peaches. Miss Spillers, assisting, objected, prompting the father to threaten and then fire, wounding the son in the left arm and chest with pellets.
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Roberta
Avine
William Spillers
Miss Spillers
A. G Spillers
Spillers
Crate
QVAMA AIMS TO DESTROY LINEWITCH
Armistice wall be arranged before peace conference meats, even Russia admits.
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QVAMA
Linewitch
Russia
Japanese advance in Manchuria Outflanks Russians
A Telegraph dispatch from Tokio notes the Japanese push in Manchuria continues with Russians outflanked on both wings and potential Japanese vectors expected soon. It states Japan has over half a million men in the field and discusses possible armistice talks tied to a broader peace conference.
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Atches
Tie
Manchuria
Ondon
Tokio
Manchu
Weather Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday in Various Regions
The forecast covers Wehbeston Tyne area and northeastern portions with partly cloudy skies Wednesday and showers later. Light to fresh south winds shift to variable east Florida, with cooler interior conditions midweek. North Carolina and Puntiy show downdrafts and cooler interiors, while Alabama and the western regions expect showers with cooler nights and southwest winds. Maximum temperatures range from mid to upper 70s, with varying humidity and precipitation expected at coastal and inland locations.
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Wehbeston
Tyne
Ratral
North Carolina
Alabama
Ex Gov Lubbock Stricken With Paralysis at 86
Austin June 20 Physicians report former Texas governor Frank Lubbock aged 86 is stricken with paralysis. Doctors say recovery unlikely, the aged leader showing declines despite efforts. Authorities note no immediate hope for improvement given his advancing age.
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Austin Tex
Frank Lubbock
Texas
Hs Hager
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