Labor Board Postpones Hearings to March First
Chicago Feb 18 The Railroad Labor Board postponed further hearings on national agreements to March 1 and granted until March 10 for rebuttal evidence. It reserved right to issue directives meanwhile. On March 1 the board will hear evidence from Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Clerks Freemen and Oilers Signal Men. Independents accuse unions of attempting to control representation. L Eléridze denounces union domination and calls for wider justice.
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Chicago
Fiutilway Labor Board
B. Af
Brotherhood of Maintenance Orray
Eighteen Cases Listed for Trial In U.S. Courts
A New Haven federal court list shows eighteen cases slated for trial, including Goodwin-Gallagher Sand & Gravel Co. versus Michael Flemming. Other named actions involve Ball Engineering Co. versus A. G. White Co. and numerous creditors and defendants such as Rock Manufacturing Co., Western Union Telegraph Company, and Missouri State Life Co. The roster includes receiverships, bankruptcies, and a range of corporate disputes with various law firms representing plaintiffs and defendants.
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United States
New Haven
Goodwin-Gallasher Sand & Gravel Company
Michael Flemming
Ball Sngineering Company
A. G. White Company
Cumminars
Leclwood
Lewis Sportor
Oakes Manufacturing Company
Rock Manufacturing Cor
Townshend, Barher and
Cgivboner
Charles Phelps
Shipman and Goodwin
Owen McCaffrey
Foley de Martin
Plaintife
Hunt, Hills and Esetor
Second Russian Insurance Company
Schooner Lavonia. Ltd
Eliot Watrous
Kneesan, Harrison and Hésrutt
Walter G. Hoffman
Michael F. Oates
Et al Dayang
Zacher
Elizabeth B. Donahue
Western Union Telestand Company
Hail, McGuire and
Full
Anton Heil
Unitester and Morgan
Pissouri State Life Company
Martino Et al
Elio: Watrous
Albert Er
Barclay and Stooks and Brooks
Ball Roller Bearing Company
F.C. Sanford Atanufactor- Mine Company
Eine Th Blair and Hoguet
Plaintif
W. Dodge
F. W. Smith
Charles F. Tucker
General Allen apologizes for actions against evader Bergdoll
General Allen says he acted on his own initiative in confronting two alleged U.S. Department of Justice agents attempting to arrest Cleveland Bergdoll, a draft evader, at Eberbach in January. He states the move was not authorized by Washington. The Chicago Tribune quotes an unnamed source.
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PAB
Ciene Jaeney
Allen
Alere
Cn Iy Harding
United + department of justice
Cleveland Bergdoll
Eberbach Im Januar
Washington
S A. Cobienz Des Nat
Pari Ian
Chicago Tribune
Trustees to Sue Over Millions in Ponzi Scheme
In Boston authorities pursue action as trustees begin legal effort to recover funds from a multi million dollar Ponzi scheme linked to Charles Tay. Court filings indicate the trustees seek restitution and asset recovery to repay victims of the alleged fraud.
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Boston
Charles Tay
Ord
Bank Tube
Court action seeks restitution from all who benefited from Point funds
Plans to go to court to compel restitution by every person who received money from Point. Principal notes and investments are scrutinized for soundness. Funds from pooled assets will be distributed by trustees to those who had dealings with Ponal, sharing proportionately.
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Toney
Alan Ana
Ponal
Police end search for M Henry Potter missing from Philadelphia
Detroit police abandoned the search for M Henry Potter editor of the American Publishing Association in Philadelphia who had been missing since Sunday. Officials said new information prompted the decision and that investigators would reassess if further leads emerged.
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Detroit
M. Len Potter
American Publishing Sociation
Philadelphia
Ward Rone
Judge McGannon Freed by Jury in Murder Case
Judge William T. McGannon, chief justice of the municipal court, was acquitted of the murder charge in a second trial. A jury of 21 men and 21 women deliberated for eight ballots after heated discussion. The acquittal followed a prior hung jury in the first trial.
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McGannon
William T. McGannon
Municipat Canrt Om
Harold
Henel
Man Found Walking With Infant in Suitcase
In Mosteoral on February 15 a young man was found wandering St. James street with his landlady’s month old infant in his suitcase. He claimed the child kept him awake at night and said he intended to drown it. He was committed to a $40 asylum.
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Mosteoral
St. James Street
Chinese famine relief work progress improving steadily
The United International Famine Relief committee reports strong progress in relief efforts across Western China. Branch operations are efficient, with traveling staff noting fewer urgent supply gaps and ongoing coordination to deliver aid, food, and medical support to affected areas.
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Waking Tech
Ui Weslern
Chihif
Aft United International Famine Relief Committee
Liquor Seizures totals reach fifty thousand dollars
Federal agents report seizures valued at fifty thousand dollars in Bridgeport and surrounding towns with automobiles and liquor making equipment valued at nineteen thousand also taken. Authorities note four rum runners are captured weekly as distilleries remain in Bridgeport Fairfield and Stratford. An attempted chase from Stanford to New Haven ended with a high powered car seized and another still from Dayton road home.
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Bridgeport
Harry Wrelch
Stratford
Stanford
New Haven
East Main Street
Milford Center
Joan Tophoneski
Dayton Road
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Railroad Labor Board
Grants B. M. Jewell
Aath Ree
Mildridge
U.S
International Textile Co
Henkels
Ehaaen Brag
Uterms
Ferris
Ants Findane
England
Gen. Allen
M. Henry Potter
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