Horvath Debt Settlement Proceeds Face Court Review
Debtors creditors and attorneys clash over a proposed 1 5 percent settlement in Horvath’s bankruptcy case. Judge Keogh may allow amendments as creditors in a fuel of opposition seek to block acceptance despite most creditors favoring the plan. Letters from Steamship lines and Fidelity promise reimbursement to victims. assets include a $1,310 store balance and $1,009 in trust.
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Pankreptey
Joan Keogh
Niet West End
Horvath
Bankrughen
AAS
Financa T Titficrii Sim Inte Banaruptcy
Anany
Supreme Court
Bert J. Merritt
Hoivati
Brod
Badesch
Brory
Keogh
Bar Vath
Holland-American Steamship Line
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Stauashet
Merritt
Addion
Populace Thwarts Police Search for Rathenau Slayers
Berlin reports indicate widespread public aid to two Mecklenburg men in the Rathenau murder case. Herman Fischer and Erwin Kern were cornered by hundreds of police but locals misled investigators with false tips. Posters with suspects’ photos were torn down in many areas amid lingering hostility between Munich and Berlin.
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Karl B. von Wiegand
Berlin
Dr. Rathnau
Meckenburg
Mecklenburg
Herman Fischer
Erwin Kern
Dr. Rathenau
Munich
Maximilian
Harden
Baxaria
Germany
Dr. Rathenaa
Price S.te
Ich
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ad Promises Sleep Relief
An advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a cure for nervous disorders, insomnia, exhaustion, and stomach issues. It frames the product as a remedy to ease fatigue and promote rest.
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Horsford
Hearing Begins on Powder Plant Sale
Washington July 12 The special war frauds land jury opened its probe into the sale of the UM Tricke powder plant as District Attorney Peyton Cordon led sessions presenting evidence and arranging depositions. He has spent the week taking depositions in the case.
Executives Refuse To Meet Shopmen In Rail Strike Stand
A letter from executives led by BF Bush of the Museo Paenic and Winford Cole of the shyile in famous states their lack of authority to bind carriers. They refuse to attend a conference with striking employees and doubt carriers will promptly respond to any United States Labor Board summons, citing a defiant strike and court orders under the Transportation Act of 1920.
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Tun
Great Weatery Railwes
Pettwrare
Hludson
BF. Bush
Museo Paenic
Winford BR. Cole
Pnd St. Lows
Jena
J. Loree
Reard
Messrs
Husk
Cole
Loree
Teleton
United States Alway Labor Board
CilaLon
Proyer
United States Railroad Tabor Board
Transportation Act
United States Railroad Labor Board
Transportaion
Lalor Board
United States Labor Board
Gompers Criticizes Law and Order Plea in Washington
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, denounces President Harding’s law and order proclamation. He argues peaceful dispute resolution via lawful methods is essential, condemning armed railroad guards and government overreach as a threat to workers and civil liberties.
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Washington
Harding
Samuel Sompert
Te American Federation of Labor
Cope al- Gammerg
Barrow
Lriiles
Godag
Olepalia
Lwameuves
Oil workers wage and hours study outlines six day weeks
A Department of Labor bulletin No. 297 analyzes wages hours and earnings in the petroleum industry. It reports at wells 20 percent worked six days weekly while 74 percent did not specify seven days. Pipelines show 6 percent six days and 34 percent seven. refineries 77 percent six days and 29 percent seven. Full time hours per week and earnings per hour are given for each occupation.
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Washington
Department of Tabor
Hartford Pastor Secures Probation Release for Young Prisoner
July 12 Hartford a pastor from Congregation Betz Israel obtained probation for one year for a young man indicted on a string of robberies in June 1916. The case followed a bail jump and prior Connecticut prison sentence. meanwhile township affairs and shore-line land deals occupied Pars commissioners. A Seattle woman, Miss Muria Westcott, was granted the first license as chief engineer on a sea-going tug. Violence disrupted a strike-related march. one guard wounded and 14 others beaten as rioters cheered. Missouri Kansas Texas railroad appealed for state troop protection at Denison amid riots.
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Philadelphia
Curion
Quarter Sessions
Betz
Israel
Hartford
Cann
Ste Werner
Bel
Connecticut
Muria
Westcott
Seattle
Lou Me
Missouri Ksangas Texas Railroad
Gav. Pur M. Neff
Texas
Denison
Railroad Foreman Home Stoned by Buffalo Mob
A railroad man on Gardensville was attacked by a mob early today, their rocks and debris smashing windows and doors. The home of George Gibbans, a foreman in south Ogden Street, was also stoned. Police reported no arrests and the attackers fled.
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Buffalo
Bupimalg
Andrew Moctet
Gardensville
Here
Pennesylvan
George Gibbans
Celigh
Trains Suspended After Texas Mob Assault on Guards
Early today a mob in Texas assaulted railroad guards near Cincinnati, prompting authorities to suspend ten trains. Reports say 12 men were injured and four guards sworn in as deputies. railroad officials ordered immediate removal of trains from Cincinnati amid updated notices.
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Cincinnati
Dentsun
Democratic Association of Bridgeport Formed
The Bridgeport Democratic group debates district chairmen rules and an executive board of 12, with the town chairman selected by the city convention. Proposals on succession, resignations, and definitions of party loyalty dominate discussions, while enrollment and anti Cornell sentiment shape the meeting.
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Party For
Cha Man
E.cy
Tewy
Highton
Ue = executive board
Wats
Edward Seely
Thomas Lovely
Ornel
Chitord Viger
Liat Memperg
Gaving
Alwate
Democratic Party
Keote
Arkeil Tia
Ang
Agegention
Southport Appoints Switzer as Liquor Analyzer
Luin FB Switser a druggist and chemist of Southport has been appointed analyzer of all liquor seized by the town authorities. He will test alcohol content using an apparatus called Ebuilomeer and must record findings with care, influencing the outcome of cases against accused bootleggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Luin FB Switser
Two Rescued From Wrecked Hydroplane Over Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on July 12 two people were rescued from a wrecked hydroplane before it sank. Kity Dayton helped Marl Beers and his sister-in-law, Mrs Anna Linsen, escape as the craft went down near the city center. Beers later piloted the plane’s rescue and both survivors were uninjured. John Kennelly of Park Street announces the engagement of his daughter Charlotte Agnes to James Gerard Hoche.
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Atlantic City
Kity
Dayton
Marl Beers
Union i 3
Inna Linsen
Beers
Emon
Seumen
Grand Lodge
Anne
Darton
John Kennelly
Pirkstreet
Charlotte Agnes
James Gerard Hoche
McCumber bonus bill faces pivotal Senate vote
Washington reports that President Harding will be compelled to sign the McCumber soldier bonus bill or face no further legislation this session. Senate leaders say passage is inevitable, while Curtis and other foes press for a money source. The President demands a tax funded plan before any bonus becomes law, with a veto threat if the measure lacks financing.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Curtis
Smith-McNary
Curis
Forge
Warson
Nule
Paris duel slaying judge upholds six year term
The Superior Seine court sentenced Maures The Terror to six years for killing Charlie the Assassin in a duel. The case highlights Paris underworld codes and public debate over elite privilege in punishment.
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Paris
Uharhe
Loulu
Charlie
Louta Finarde
Vie Parc Des
Toyale
Maurie
New England Fire Chiefs Elect Local Official as Leader
Boston July 12 Fire department heads from New England cities convened to form the New England Association of Fire Chiefs. John P. Doyle of Wenham was elected president, with John C. Mayan of Hartford and J Hurley named vice presidents along with Leeasucer Warn and others. The board includes H D Weeks of Providence and Peter B Walsh of Boston, among former chiefs.
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Boston
New England
New England Association
John P. Doyle
Lngey
Fisive
John C. Mayan
Hertford
Seem
J. Hurley
Halvek Tary Leeasucer Warn
Watertown
Inclu
John ¢. Tutor
Cor RG
D. B. John] Son
Giant airship work in Philadelphia hints at R-1 flight
Readable fragments describe a giant dirigible under construction at Philadelphia Navy Yard. The ZR-1 class airship, 25 segmented duralumin rings and seventy miles of wire, is to be the first U S ship of its type built here. Expected near April to fly from Lakehurst, with 70 feet keel length and 85 ton lift, it promises world range capability and advancement over earlier designs.
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Acecraft
Philadelphia
Malis
Bey
Iea
England
Lakelars XII
Avril
Wester- ‘Oli Amd ‘Ng
Naval F Arcraft
Hell
Lakehurst
Andayp
Pnt Navy Et Ss
Boro Ow
Olivers
Community notices and club events listed for Foresters’ hall and nearby streets
Local groups including Howe Wr and Wanen’s Re ps announce a regular meeting this afternoon at 290 o'clock at Foresters’ Hall 1087 Tong Street. Ladies Aid Society hosts a supper at Ruth Smith’s house across from the church. Yaatin Sewing Circle holds its annual meeting at Mrs Johanny Heath’s home Carrie Street. Junior piano pupils of Miss Teresi Mercantonio plan an all-day gathering. attendees include Mandel Imela Mandel Florence Bho Mercantonia Lomse Levine and others. An engagement announcement for Gladys Weiley of Hancock Avenue and Vie Sealin of Hayles Avenue is noted with a wedding plate at St Peters Church.
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Howe
Wanen
Foresters
Tong Street
Yaatin Sewing Circle
Johanny Ieath
Carrie
Stratfor Vogay
Teresi Mercantonio
William
Five Autoists Killed at Railroad Crossing in Greenville
Five people were killed when a passing train struck vehicles at a Greenville railroad crossing before noon today. A wife and two children of John Schultz were among the injured. the crash occurred as engines on the Bessemer line approached the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grepsville
Conaife
Uwo
Bessemer
Sehulls
Orence Sehult
John Hamu
John Sehultz
Greenville Hos
Geddes Highlights Anglo American Friendship Across Atlantic
London July 12 Sir Auckland Geddes British Ambassador to the United States told a pilgrims society dinner that America remains mindful of European issues. He said US development is as significant a problem for America as European issues are for Europe and urged continued Anglo American cooperation and shared progress.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Pilgrims’ Society
America
United
Europe
Sir Auckland
Harve
Harvey
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Dallas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
R. N. Rind
Til Liem
Valley Pad
Yoston
Uo Station
William Hitz
Geneal
Lew Haven Railroad
Democratic Association of Bridgeport
Alioan
John
Cornell
Mermary Tyme
G. QO
Switzer
Tt. U. Gilmore
Matreet
Tateland
Automobile
B. C. Dean
Willow Street
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Meg
Sireat
Grey Owl
Fim
I. A Ningy
Bridgeport
Miss Jennings
Mande Jennings
Jennings
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Natley
Moss Doreth
Hale
Brooklyn
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Aridgeport
Perry
George
Ibert
Hidgeton
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J. Marrs
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Maplewood
By Bash
Woon
Presen
Parc Des Princes
N.E
U. S
Ladies Aid Society
Jesse Leo M
Ruth Smith
Seron
Mig Gladys Weieey
Yancock
Vie Sealin
Rose Sealin
Hayles Avenue
St Peer's
Chareh
U.S
Geddes
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Pilgrims Society
Heinz
Florence
Clark
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