Rockefeller grilled by Walsh in Colorado strike inquiry
John D Rockefeller Jr testifies before the industrial relations commission for a second day, denying directing the strike and detailing his and his father’s efforts to seek peace. Chairman Walsh questions his stance and notes connections to Lawson and Colorado Fuel and Iron, with Rockefeller outlining proposed settlements and urging state justice.
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John P Rockefeller Jr
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Rockefeller
Newark
John R Lawson
Linted Wine Workers of America
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
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Solo Ado Bel and Iron Company
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Joan Ro Lang
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Suel Ard Loan Company
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Ooterner
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Committee Urges Million Dollar City Bond Plan
A city committee recommends selling bonds to fund a new high school complex, hospital improvements, sewer upgrades, parks, and fire and police motorization. It proposes a bond commission of fifteen with broad representation and a city council election to authorize a bond vote at the earliest legal date.
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Orville H Hall
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Kodak studios offer souvenir photos this summer
Ino L. Moore and Song advertise kodaks in all styles at 4 Broad Street in the Grant Building, promising pleasant souvenirs of an eerie trip, urging customers to catch the summer sun for memorable photos.
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Armament Debate at Mohonk Lake Conference
Mohonk Lake May 26 The Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration hosted a heated exchange on armament between Secretary of War Garrison General Leonard Wood and Norman Angell of New York. Angell argued increased arms foster danger and peace was not served by buildup, while Garrison and Wood defended strengthening national defense to deter aggression. Oscar S Straus’s paper on the roots of war was read by the secretary.
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Lake Mohonk
Leonard Wood
Norman Angell
New York
Angell
United States
Germany
Wood
Tam Utter
Oscar S Straus
Parkes
Straus
Portugal Dissolution of Ministry Sparks Revolutionary Committee
Lisbon reports that Portugal's new revolutionary committee formed by the dissolved ministry has been dissolved. The capital remains calm as authorities reassess governance and public order after the political upheaval.
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Portugal
Lisbon
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Lusitania not cruiser admits German paper
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger contends the Lusitania was not an auxiliary cruiser but a hostile vessel and a lawful prize. It asserts the cargo was contraband liable to condemnation and that the crew could be treated as francs tireurs, justifying destruction.
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Amsterdam
London
Germa
Kueselwatter
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
McClure Corporation to Buy Evening Mail
New York May 20 The Evening Mail will join the McClure Newspaper Corporation being formed here. Eight McClure will be president of the new outfit. The McClure group has 1 250 000 issued shares. Henry L Stoddard who controls The Mail will stay in management. Frank Parker Stockbridge will be managing editor.
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New York
Evening Mail
the & S McClure Newspaper Corporation
McClure
McClure Corporation
Henry L Stoddard
Mail
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Lacy Fails to Evade Term in Penitentiary
The Alabama Supreme Court today refused to grant Theo Lacy a writ of certiorari seeking relief from find- ings that he must serve a penitentiary sentence for embezzlement against the state convict department. The ruling ends his efforts to avoid the term.
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Lacy
Montgomery
Theo Lacy
Embezsting Funda
State Convict Department
Ala Lama Supreme Court
Court of Appeals Reviews Embezzlement Conviction Sentence
The court considers the Lat conviction for embezzling $100,600, with a ten year prison term alleged as part of the sentence. The case centers on two counts of embezzlement and the state’s allegations of elements satisfied by the jury.
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