Suit against airplane inventor Curtiss for 50 million
Rochester July 6 a $50 million action was filed in supreme court against Glen H Curtiss by Augustus Herring former partner of Tring Curtiss seeking an accounting of the Tring Curtiss company since 1908 when the firm went bankrupt. Directors are named in the suit. The company, located in Hemmondsport, was purchased by Curtiss after bankruptcy proceedings.
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Rochester
Ata
Supreme Court
Glen H. Curtiss
Augustus Herring
Tring
Tring-Curtiss Company
Iovate A
Curtiss
Dempsey Johnson Fight Proposed to Aid Veterans
Captain J M McCaw of Pasadena has telegrammed Jack Kearns asking if Dempsey would meet Johnson. He proposes half the receipts go to the American Veterans of World War I as a fundraiser.
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Dempsey
Johnson
Los Angeles
J. M. McCaw
British Air Service
Pasadena
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Jack Johnson
British Fleet En Route to Constantinople Amid Tensions
British Mediterranean fleet virtually complete and ships including the Pegasus aircraft carrier move toward or concentrate near Constantinople amid anxious talks on the region. Reinforcements from Britain are reported, Malta harbor is crowded, and reserve ships are bound for the eastern theater with significant munition supplies. Admiral Deerpbeck is not expected to arrive. only five light cruisers under Admiral Typwhitt remain otherwise stationed.
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Mauda
Pegasus
Constantinople
Ugland
Malta
Emmy
Mediterranean
Deerpbeck
Typwhitt
Alegancir
Austrian Officials Salute Peace Prospects and Aid
Vienna July 4 relief and hope surge as Austrian officials and newspapers welcome the U S invitation to end the war with Austria-Hungary. American reparations are not planned, relief for the country rests with the League of Nations, and a postponement of the Wrath Conference to discuss measures delays action.
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Vienna
American Congress
Austria-Hungary
League of Natio
Austria
British Uphold Arrest of Bolshevik Official
London reports that undersecretary for foreign affairs Cecil Harrs A told the House of Commons the arrests in Constantinople were justifiable to thwart a revolution plot. General Harrington and Bronislav et commercial delegate were among those detained, with eighteen from the Russian delegation involved. nine were deported.
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London
Cecil B. Harrs
Secreta
House of Cormiasns Todase
Harrington
Constantinople
Bronislavet Commercial
Tate
Harmworth
Harmaworth
Thomas Remains Head of British Rail Men
In Newcastle England a move to oust I. H. Thomes from union leadership failed at a private session of the railway men’s conference. The executive committee had brought the resolution. a subsequent motion to appoint Thomas was carried 57 to 17.
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Thomas
British Rail
Newcastle
Eng
I. H. Thomes
Railwayrean
Railwaymen’s Conference
Isand Steamer Under Steer Gear Damage Near Boston
The shipping board steamer Isand, from Norfolk to Glasgow with coal, reported by wireless that she was headed for Boston with steering gear deranged and oil in the fresh water tank. Dispatch to meet her indicated the vessel faced mechanical trouble after the recent voyage.
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Boston
Shipping Board
Isand
Norfolk
Glasgow
Governor 2 TIS in Hartford fades amid echoes of five-year plan
A political report notes Governor 2 TIS waning in Hartford as echoes of a five year agenda shape discussions. The piece references the legislative environment and potential shifts in support among key groups.
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Echos
Chalmers Union
Arrow
Corie
Madras
Chalmer
Feu
Calmer
E Lee
Saids
Sald
John ST
Fean Fane &.Co
Mallory
Siudy Tor
Sid Renee
Bell Nike
Ibrellas
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