Equitable Life Probe Accuses Executives and Allies
Albany June 21 The investigation report by Superintendent Hendricks criticizes President Alexander and Vice Presidents Hyde and Tarbell, detailing their roles in the Equitable Life Assurance Society's governance and related safe-deposit ventures. It notes questionable lease practices, self serving moves, and calls for reforms to fix evils in the society while naming Henry B Hyde and others as central figures. The report raises questions about the organization from its 1876 Mercantile Safe Deposit ties to recent transactions and potential losses to the society.
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Albany N
Mendricks
State Insurance Department
Higsing
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Thomes F. Ryan
Hendricks
Typbell
Vv Oaslfiander
James Ayde
Bret
Yesva
Morton
Gage
Tell Selond
Isexon‘ Benarick
Alexander and Shen
Hvers
Styde and Associates
ara _ tart
Tarbell
Tre Pelley
Alexander
Mr. Hyde
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Henry B Hyde
Society
Senuttable Life Assurance Society
Come i Fany
Henry B. Hyde
Henry Blyde
Cafe
Beposit
Hendrick
The
Equitable Safe Deposit Company
Henryy Hyde
Banltable
Rosten
Fourty
Eable
Security Safe Deposit Company
Missouri Safeteposit Company
Ayde
Heliever
Mizsoun Safe Deposit Company
St Low's
Louis Fitz Geal
Fitegeralg
Gerry B Hyde
Thelans Shire
St Lows Buldiut
Sto
Equitable Lite
James Ho Hyde
Alewander
Henry
Témmersial Trust Corpans
Deiade
New York State
Peradelphm
Bowen Says Loomis Scandal Fueled Caracas Taint
Former minister Herbert W Bowen declares the Venezuelan affair tarnished by the Loomis scandal and accuses officials of false statements. He recounts a Washington offer he refused, viewing it as an attempt to bribe him and urging full, impartial inquiry into all facts.
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Wew York
Herbert W Bowen
Minster
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Taft
Bowen
Francis &. Loomie
Grst
Loomis
Caracas
Department of State
Washington
Loom
Leamy
United States
Bermudez Asphalt Company
Lise
Generle Teagues
Regation al Caricas
State Department
Geld
Caraces
Castro
Shorty
United
Cara Ras
Cara
Cas Ya
Caeneas
Waahinaton
Train Crash Kills Several as Open Switch Sparks Fire
June 21, Mentor. The Twentieth Century Limited on the Lake Shore railroad crash into an open switch near the passenger station. Four or five dead, twelve to fifteen injured. The engine and two behind cars destroyed by fire. Survivors rescued. those injured taken to Cleveland hospital. Officials suspect a freight crew left the switch open.
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Mentor
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Hreman
Mr. Wallace
Attorney Bennett
New York
Limited
Case of Gaynor and Greene Habeas Corpus Hearing Scheduled
Montreal June 21. On motion for Gaynor and Greene the habeas corpus proceedings were placed on file for Tuesday. Donald MacMaster for the United States noted the writ was granted without notice. he argued jurisdiction questions under section 16 of the extradition act. He urged the writ be heard by the full bench or the superior court, not by a single judge in chambers.
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Montreal
Gaynor and Greene
Moton
Supréme Court
Donald MacMaster
United States
Chambers
Claiborne Wed General Cox In Richmond Home Ceremony
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne wife of a National Society leader wed General William R. Cox of North Carolina in a Richmond home ceremony. Bishop Cheshire officiated. The couple will reside on the general estate in North Carolina.
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Colonial Dames
Cox
Richmond
Herbert A. Claiborne
National Society of Colonial Dames
William R. Cox
North Carolina
United States Senate
Bishop Cheshire
Fairbanks Attends Alumni Day at Wesleyan University
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and his wife led alumni day ceremonies at One Wesleyan university in Delaware on June 6. They revisited the old sulfur springs where they met as students and visited a house on Lipercy Street where a young Fairbanks mended his pants.
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Fairbanks
Elaware
Charles W. Fairbanks
One
Wesleyan University
Lipercv Street
Adest
Roosevelt Defends Morton in Rebates Case
President Roosevelt lauds Paul Morton former AT&SF vice president and Navy secretary as he prepares to join Equitable Life board. He notes Morton’s rebates evidence exposed the system while supporting contempt actions against corporate officers in the Santa Fe and Colorado Fuel cases.
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Roosevelt
Morton
Equitable
Washington
Paul Morton
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Navy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Department of Justice
Haemon
Judson
Santa Fe
Colorado Fuel ‘and Iron Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moody Oppan
Stantam
Roseevelt
Zgrepa
Corpora Hopia
Colorzare Fuel
International Harvest
Jurter
Ten Persons Shot by Barricaded Madman in San Francisco
San Francisco June 21 A maniac barricaded on the fourth floor of the United States hotel at 123 Eddy street fired on passersby and held 1,000 people at bay for two hours. He killed himself after wounding ten, including a policeman, as a large police and rifle squad attempted to cap tured him amid chaos on the street and within the hotel.
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San Francisco
Eddy Street
Thomas Lobb
Eaftman
Cc. T. Chevalls
W. Jane
Emil Roberts
Quong Do
George A. Delaughton
Vicente Remante
Joseph Larrivee
Patrick Kassan
United Etates
Lobb
Neantac
Rome
Eighteen Die as Dragoons Fire on Polish Demonstration
Eighteen killed and about one hundred wounded in Lodz as dragoons and Cossacks fired on a fifty thousand strong workmen parade protesting the government. The quiet march with red flags turned violent at 9 pm when troops rushed from side streets and opened fire.
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Cossacks
Lodz
Olfs
Fred
Taetowe
Eigl -Ven
Armistice Efforts Case in Far East Amid Rising Tension
Reports from St Petersburg and Washington describe moves toward an armistice as Japan appears to advance in the Far East while German and Russian officials discuss terms. President Roosevelt’s diplomacy signals a potential halt to major fighting, though no official announcement is made and negotiations remain delicate.
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St. Petersburg
Glenterant
Linevitch
Makden
Roosevet
St Petersburg
Roosevelt
Mencharta
Meyer
Larforst
Foreign Office
Weather Forecast for Washington June 21
Forecast for Wednesday and Friday shows Georgia showers Thursday interior rain high 7 inches? Friday variable winds. Eastern Florida southeast portion: Friday fair. Also southeast Panhandle east portion Friday fair. Highest temperatures and lowest temperatures listed with precipitation over 24 hours and deficiency since January from various stations.
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Washington
Georgia
Florida
Alsam Sar
Garuble
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Henry B. Bye
20Th Century Limited
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Roose
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Sweden
Saears
Paul Morion
Shriners
Imreta P
Wren Harthin
Arthal
Alghjinch
Atlanta
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Clear
Chicago
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Eloucy
Atu & Stan
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Manchuria
Badie
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Far East
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