Williams College Receives $1,056,227 Gift
The New York State Tax Commission filed an appraisal confirming a gift totaling 1,056,227 dollars to Williams College. The funds stem from trust bequests linked to Mr. Stetson, who died in 1920 and served as counsel for several major corporations. The two trust funds, totaling 500,000 dollars, were left to his adopted daughter Margery Leo Adams.
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New York
Williams College
New York State Tax Commission
Stetson
Margery Leo Adams
Stone and Cuyler to Meet Tomorrow
The striking shopmen will not attend the meeting. Details of proposals from the Brotherhoods remain unknown. Railroad executives’ stance on seniority, which derailed President Harding’s peace plans, appears unchanged. Cuyler offered no comment.
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Harding
Cuyler
Harding weighs Congress step on rail crisis and fatigue shown
President Harding, fatigued and wary, plans to present rail crisis options to Congress within 48 hours. He signals no immediate move to take over railroads, vows government support for operation, and aims to persuade public opinion to back a settlement with rail employers and unionists.
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Harding
Congress
Robert L. Norton
Washington
White House
United States
President warns rail and coal stalemate may trigger seizure
The President urges swift action to avert disruption as talks with railway executives and workers stall. He vows to move food and coal and to seize rail lines if government support fails, signaling potential congressional authority for seizure. A labor chief presses the President to command rail executives, who refuse.
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Brotherhood
United States
End of Coal Strike Seen After Cleveland Talks
New York August 15 officials of the National Coal Association declared that an agreement between operators and miners at Cleveland will lead to general acceptance in the coal industry and a nationwide end of the strike despite limited operator representation at the conference.
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New York
Cleveland
National Coal Association
Regulation of Price of Coal Urged
Secretary Hoover urged Congress to regulate distribution and prices of coal during the winter. He said the ongoing suspension of work has depleted stocks for 20 weeks, and even full production soon will not remove the need for regulation.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary Hoover
Hoover
Coal Supply Strain Spreads Across Six Month Window
The report warns that the nation will experience its sharpest coal supply drain over the next six months, impacting industries and energy reserves as demand peaks and inventories tighten.
Jesuit John Collins Returns to Boston After 11 Years
A welcome home reception honored John Collins, a novice of the Society of Jesus, at 81 Lamartine Street Jamaica Plain. He left Boston 11 years ago after graduating from Boston College to study for the priesthood in Maryland and later taught at several colleges including Georgetown University.
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John Collins
Society of Jesus
Albert Menz
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Collins
Boston College
Maryland
Boston
Georgetown University
Brief update on Soston’s schedule and family ties
Soston will be brief then return to Woodstock Maryland to continue studies before ordination. Mr Collins is the son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Collins of the Jamaica Plain section.
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Soston
Woodstock
Maryland
Mr. Collins
Patrick Collins
Jamaica Plain
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Francis Driscoll
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