American Policy toward Russia Not Affected by British Move
Washington dispatch reports that U S officials say the new British Soviet trade accord will not change American policy toward the Soviets. The agreement is viewed as political rather than commercial, aiming to satisfy home opinion and aid debt collection in Russia. American authorities doubt genuine Soviet trade will follow, noting Russia must still rely on U S supplies for key machinery and equipment.
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Russia
Ralph A. Fursie
United Press
Washington
America
Harding
Britain
Crgs&t
Trussix
Enpiami
Stock dividend issued by C. B. & Q. in WORE
The Cicero Burlington and Quincy railroad was declared a stock dividend of 60 million dollars after authorization by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Most of the issue will be split between the Northern Pacific and Great Northern Railway, holders of about 30 percent of the Burlington stock, with 110,839,100 outstanding.
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Wore
Cicero,Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Titerstate Commerce Commission
Worthern Pacific and
Great Northern Railway Company
Burlington
Stamford Armour & Co Manager Arrested In Weight Case
Stamford March 18 John Lee local manager of Armour and Co was arrested and held on his own recognizance pending trial on a charge of selling packages of butter that were underweight sealer of weights and measures found pound packages sold by Armour and Co through Lee from one ounce to an ounce and a half under weight
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Stamford
Johs Lee
Armour & Co
Weights and Measures
Lee
Postmasters Urged to Lead Civic Involvement
Postmasters are urged to engage in civic activities within their communities. The Postmaster General calls for cooperation with civic organizations to improve public service, promote proper mail addressing, early dispatch, and use of registered mail where needed. He also asks for constructive criticism and prompt attention to service irregularities.
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Will H. Hayas
Orthermore
Rumor Vanderlip to Succeed Stillman at National City Bank
A denial was issued by C. V. Rick of the National City Bank executive manager refuting rumors that Frank A. Vanderlip would be recalled to head the bank, displacing James Stillman. The note claimed the rumor was sensational and unclear, with no official confirmation and an unusual description of a recorded telephone message.
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York
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
James
Stillman
C. V. Rick
Samir
Rick
Resata
Millionaire Freed After Car Seizure in Prohibition Raid
Millionaire MLAMT, Tia, was arrested on two charges of violating the Volstead Act and later released by United States Commissioner J M Graham. A porter testified he placed a large quantity of liquor aboard the private car Bayview without the owner’s knowledge. The raid followed by federal authorities and a Croonnut Grove suspect, with circumstances raising questions about ownership and knowledge.
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Mlamt
Tia
Herry
Francis Black
New York
United States
J M. Graham
Bayview
Prince of Coconnut Grove
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