War on Profiteers Promised in Senate Action
Washington May 21 Senate leaders vow action on a resolution by Senator Harris and others demanding corporation income and excess profit tax returns for 1917 1918 and 1919 to expose profiteers. House members push anti hoarding measures while stressing need to strengthen plants and boost production to curb high prices amid war.
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Georgia
Commodities See Sharp Drops Amid Price Cutting
Markets nationwide fastened to price cuts with cotton, sugar and pork futures plunging, cereals and provisions also sliding. Analysts tie the liquidation to bank scaling and Federal Reserve Board requests, noting a first pronounced break in high priced foods.
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Fordir
Federal Reserve Board
Fair Day’s Work and Pay Urged by Davison
Henry F. Davison of J. P. Morgan told a joint executive committee on profiteering that unrest and high prices cannot be solved by laws or patriotism. He called for reduced government and personal expenditures and a full day’s work with fair pay, warning that without action some force will impose a solution. He also urged casebycase analysis of profits affecting basic goods costs.
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New York
Henry F. Davison
J.P., Morgan and Co
Joint Executive Committee
Davlaon
Davlyon
Wool Sells to Boston Auction at New Low Record Quotations
In a London sale the final British government auction received record low quotations for wool. Prices fell below yesterday’s low levels, with greasy wool below a dollar per pound and wool grease under two dollars per pound, as buyers received steep discounts.
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Boston
Hostox
Avedoneere
Belief on Egyptian Cotton Stamp Amid Speculation Rise
May 21 report notes a sensational three day slump in Egyptian cotton prices in Manchester and Liverpool. The drop is attributed to speculation centered in Alexandria Egypt, driving forced realisations by quiet speculators and large holders.
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Manchester
Liverpool
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William Hart Injured After Fall From Horse on Set
William S Hart film star sustains serious injuries after being thrown from a horse during a scene in Los Angeles. He suffers broken ribs bruises and lacerations though his condition is described as serious but stable. The horse struck him as he fell and caused multiple impacts during the accident.
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William
Hart
Los Angeles
May
S. Hart
Flo
Pay for Aldermen Barred by Charter
A proposed alderman salary of 900 is under debate as mayoral approval remains unsigned. Legal experts note the charter bans compensation for aldermen and boards, with amendments possible via legislature or local Home Rule, requiring a public hearing and a 60 day window before final action or voter referendum if petitions reach 13 percent of registered voters.
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Boards of Police Commissioners
Sinking Fund
Charilite
Well Known Cigar Maker Dies Here
Peter Gabler of Long Will, famed cigar maker, died at Bridgeport hospital last night around 10 o clock from a complication of ailments. He was 52 years old and had be en in the business about five years. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Bridgeport Hospital
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Bridgeport
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Sozoial
Bergdolls
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Bergdell
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Vera
Sugar futures fall amid market jitters in New York
Sugar futures slipped one cent a pound in New York as traders digested ongoing rate pressures and industrial advisories. Market mood remained cautious amid supply concerns and speculative trading constraints, with prices brushing a daily limit to reflect cautious investors.
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Cass
Hesse
Vahick
Enaros
Simar Wun
D'Olier Declares Legion Neutral on Taxing Method
Franklin Olier national commander of the American Legion says the Legion executive committee has not acted on methods to raise money for beneficial legislation for veterans. He states the matter is Congress function and the committee neither approved nor condemned any suggested method.
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American Legion
New York
Franklin Olier
The
Legion
Congress
Bodnar Fined For Traffic Violation In City Court
Julius Bodnar of 118 Ava thi street was arrested for violating the automobile law or passing a standing trolley. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs in City Court yesterday.
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Avathi Street
Soldier Bonus Bill Blocked By House Coalition
Washington May 31 Democratic leaders accuse Republicans of using the soldier bonus bill as a campaign prop to defeat the measure. A coalition of Democrats and a minority of Republicans is said to plan delaying tactics to derail the bill or amend it. Chairman Fordney and Rep Rainey argued the plan is financed by new taxes and would unleash unlimited expenditures. Rainey urged blocking the land reclamation provisions and urged the bill’s defeat.
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Soldiers’ Organization
Two Alienists Declare Jennie Zimmerman Insane
In Springfield Massachusetts on May 24 two defense alienists testified that Jennie Zimmerman was likely of unsound mind at the time of her cousin Dr Flanny Zimmerman's murder trial. Dr Paul Waterman of Hartford and Dr Thornfort YG Vail of Enfield, Conn. said she could not distinguish right from wrong.
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Paul Waterman
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Thornfort YG. Vail
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Waterman
Complete silk suit for Debs in prison
New York May 22 Eugene V Debs Socialist candidate for president and a prisoner in the Atlanta penitentiary will be clad from head to foot in silk if the government permits him to wear the clothing. The outfit will include suit hat socks underclothes and slippers. The leather workers' union has sent him twenty four volumes of Shakespeare bound in satin for his case.
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Eugene Vv. de
Alinta
Esteam
Ourdh
Leather Workers’ Union
Peace resolution adopted by House shows veto likely
Washington May 21 The House passed a Senate resolution repealing the wartime declaration against Germany and Austria and sent it to the President, who is expected to veto. The vote was 228 to 139 with party lines, only nine Democrats joining Republicans. The House fell short of the two thirds needed to override.
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Michigan
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Linnegota
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Campaign Chiles To Explain Funds In Senate Probe
Senate investigators begin examining campaign finances pledges and expenses of presidential aspirants under a Borah resolution. Key figures include Kenyon and Dilllingham committee members as questions arise about campaign management and potential reforms. Meanwhile Grover Bergdoll, a draft dodger, escaped from military custody after being captured earlier, prompting a nationwide manhunt and new scrutiny of his lengthy criminal record.
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G C F Charges Wilson With Continuing War Policy
New York May 21 The Wilson administration was charged with continuing H C S by which it financed the war and which is held largely responsible for the rise in the cost of living since 1914 in the banking and currency committee of the Republican national committee advisory committee. It says the Mac way period is concerned but does not express an opinion on wisdom. the continuation of his policy since the armistice opens the administration to criticism.
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Banking and Currency Committee
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Scotland Goes Dry Amid Prohibition Drive
Scotland implements a focal option act after years of agitation, prohibiting alcoholic publicity in electoral campaigns. The measure, likened in intensity to the American temperance crusade, signals a major shift in political campaigning and public life.
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Scotland
United States
Becket? Becker linked to death false evidence claims
Ex convict accuses Becker of coaching a Negro witness Marshall to commit perjury in the Rosenthal murder case. Testimony targets former District Attorney Whitman and Governor Goldman's role in obtaining evidence. Trial focus shifts to alleged pressure and falsified testimony in Harlem era proceedings.
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French Deputies Approve Stand On Railroads
Paris May 21 The chamber of deputies backed the government’s position on the railroad strike by a vote of 92 to 20 in favor amid a lengthy debate. In San Antonio Texas May 21 Lieut Alvin Simmons Memphis Tenn and Private Carl Cushley Elgin Alabama were killed when their plane crashed into a flagpole and then into a building.
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Szmon
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Ketley Weld
Unclear Naval Note Records Gas Prices and Conference
A historical wire item indicates a maritime note from Washington dated May 21. It mentions a Senake with a 9 record rate and a merchant named Flouse involved in pressuring for permanent severance while wiring prices and sending them to a conference.
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Villa Holds British Mine Superintendent for Ransom
Francisco Villa has seized George Miller the British mining chief at Parral Chihuahua and asks 50000 for his release. Washington officials await guidance while the de facto government in Chihuahua weighs payment and action amid Mexico turmoil.
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Madero
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Alvarado Mining and Milling Company
Parral
Chihuahua
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New York
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Wood Leads in 3 Portland Districts
In Mortland a chaotic district race drew observers as results from Portland districts show Wood ahead in three precincts. With only partial counts reported and about 60 percent of registered voters accounted for, the final outcome remains unsettled for today’s presidential endorsement contest amid bipartisan debates on the League of Nations influence at both parties conventions.
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League of Nations
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Gountin
Irish Police Huts Burned by Raiders
An official Dublin report details raids across Ireland including attempted arson at Port Arlington and fires destroying court houses in Kildare Middlesex and Armagh and the seizure of papers from several offices. Robberies and thefts accompanied the attacks as armed groups struck towns such as Tralee where a town hall dance was interrupted and vehicles seized.
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Effort to Untangle Freight To Start Monday in Barnest
A wide effort to ease freight congestion begins Monday with drastic rail reallocation and equipment pooling. Committees will assess routes at key hubs including Seattle, New York, Chicago, and Galveston, with advisory groups of shippers and Interstate Commerce Commission members to push rapid loading, routing, and capacity improvements.
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Lipton Expected At Elks Club Banquet Tonight
Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of the Shamrock and challenger for the America’s Cup, is expected as a guest at the opening of the Tiks Store Club in Black Rock. An extensive program is planned with a basketball feature in the evening.
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Food Prices Seen Rising Further Next Year, Morgan Says
Henry P. Morgan, testifying at the Lusk committee hearing on sugar prices, predicted food costs would climb next year. He cited a drop in farm prices as a factor behind high food prices and noted prices may not ease soon.
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