Federal blue sky law sent to Glass for approval
Federal blue sky legislation drafted by the capital issues committee awaits Secretary Glass approval before Congress. It envisions government supervision of stock prospectuses to ensure accuracy rather than fraud guarantees, with administration by a treasury agency using Federal Reserve Board machinery.
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Stock issues plan under Federal Reserve name debated
The capital issues committee draft would have work done under the Federal Reserve Board name, a change possible due to board reluctance. The plan would curb interstate stock issues while banning bonds, with daily penalties for promoters operating without government approval of prospectuses. Officials fear widespread questionable promotions and a push for a stricter law.
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Bombing of Philadelphia Homes Suspected as Out-of-Towners Arrive
Police say the Philadelphia blast victims likely had attackers from other cities as New York detectives join the probe. Edward Moore, held without bail for related blasts, is linked to radical circles through past work with William Haywood. City councils consider a $5,000 and a $10,000 reward for the bombers.
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Greek Vessel Thessalonika Rejected for Limitation of Liability
Federal Judge Mayer dismissed the Steam Navigation Company of Greece petition to limit liability for the steamer Thessalonika abandoned at sea January 5, 1916. Cargo claims reach 50 000 to 60 000 dollars as weather and unrepaired leaks are cited. vessel left Piraeus bound to New York in unsafe condition.
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Lubin Dies in Rome at 70 Founder of Agriculture Institute
David Lubin, former newsboy turned mill owner and founder of the International Institute of Agriculture, died in Rome at age 70 after a pneumonia illness. He passed away yesterday.
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David Lubin Dies in Rome at 69 Pneumonia Claims Founder
David Lubin founder of the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome and longtime U S delegate to the body died in Rome from pneumonia on the eve of his 70th birthday.
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Humble Beginnings of Lubin Shaped Global Wheat Plan
The Poland born San Francisco merchant Lubin rose from newsboy and Attleboro jeweler to wealth in fruit and wheat, forming a world changing plan. He championed a universal crop clearing house, earning support from King Victor Emmanuel and spurring the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome with 53 nations ratifying the treaty.
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U S Delegate Lubin Longtime Leader at Global Institute
Mr. Lubin serves as the United States permanent delegate to the international institution. He was first appointed by President Roosevelt when the institute was established in 1905.
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Funeral Services of Edwin D Kelley Held
Edwin D Kelley of 44 Clarkwood Street Mattapan longtime Charlestown political figure and Boston city building department inspector died after a long illness His funeral at St Angela Church Mattapan was attended by a city building department delegation headed by Herbert A Wilson He is survived by his wife Minnie A Kelley He was associated with late Senator James B Hayes of Charlestown in politics and served as an inspector in the Boston building department
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Sails for Europe on Important Mission
Henry M. Robinson assistant to Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board sailed for Europe on instructions from Mr. Hurley to gather information on conditions for the American merchant marine. His findings link questions to postwar peace terms and European policies, making his presence in Europe timely.
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Europe
Community fund for young victim grows to 853.52 dollars
The sr Newsboy Fund reached 853.52 dollars with 43 new subscriptions for Clint Buchanan’s family after a fatal automob ile accident. Miss Alice E. Barry donated and urged thrift and charity as lists show numerous individual gifts from readers across Massachusetts and nearby states.
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May Expose Opium Gang
Burlington Vermont January 2 The arraignment in United States Court of Alfred Carmicelli Theodore Deutschman and B F Swann all of Boston on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and smuggling opium may expose the most extensive opium smuggling system in the country District Attorney W A Bullard says The government alleges Carmicelli a wealthy man heads the operation and Swann a wholesale druggist was one of his men Evidence shows opium shipped from New Jersey plants to Montreal then to another concern before crossing the line Investigators have pursued Carmicelli for a year and seized 5000 worth of opium from Deutschman and over 10000 in dope from Carmicelli in Boston later arrested in New York
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United States
Alfred Carmicelli
Theodore Deutschman
B. F. Swann
Boston
W. A. Bullard
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New Jersey
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Deutschman
St. Albans
New York
Judge Keeps Sisters Peace in Central Court
In Central Court Judge Creed binds two sisters Maria Panese and Rosa Scarpa in a feuding dispute. Both deny injury and threaten to end contact. The judge urges reconciliation and the pair shake hands before the case is dismissed.
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Creed
Pier men's strike triggers embargo on freight
New York Central officials report an embargo on freight from interior points to New York terminals due to a pier laborers strike. Most railroads are affected except the New York New Haven Hartford and the Long Island. Workers demand an eight hour day overtime time and a half and a 50 cent hourly wage increase.
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