Gambling in stocks costs Smith large sums
Criminal proceedings against Howard F. Smith former tax collector and Republican leader of the Third District will be instituted by the city likely today. An aldermanic probe of city departments may be ordered after a shortage of 85300.08 was found in his accounts. The Bonding & Insurance company bonded Smith for 340000 but notified authorities an inspector would be sent. City officials plan a conference with the bonding company and a warrant will be issued once a complaint is filed. An aldermanic investigation is urged into city operations over the past year, including treasurer, contracts, supplies, and public works.
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Howard F. Smith
Third District
Common Council
Mvnee
Smith
Zank
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company
Atwater
John A. Cornell
Pany
E. Earle Garlick
Mayor Atwater
Irs
Bonding Company
Securor
Cornell
Board of Contract and Supply
Police, Inc. Health and Charities
Public Works
Bridgeport
Black Rock Harbor
Mr. Smith
Howard Smith
Bard
Railroad rate ultimatum tests Harding push
Long report details American railroads facing a May 1 deadline to accept reduced freight rates or face court action. President Harding’s dinner appeal failed to win voluntary buy in. Interstate Commerce Commission explains its ongoing duty to set future rates, citing grain-rate precedent and the need for informed judgment.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
White House
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Supreme Court of the United States
Ox Weekly
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Unis
Rommixkian
New York Knights of Columbus call for censure and ouster
At Oswego New York on May 24 the New York State Council adopted drastic resolutions demanding a general house cleaning of the Knights of Columbus Supreme Council. They urge ousting Joseph C Pelletier Boston supreme advocate, removed for malfeasance, and urge censure of James A Flaherty supreme knight and John G Kennedy editor of Columbia for public statements linked to Pelletier. Delegations are to press these resolutions at the upcoming National Supreme Council session in Atlantic City in August.
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New York State Council
Supreme Council
National Council
Oswego
N. Y
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston
Mass
Supreme Advocate
Suffolk County
Supreme Court
Alfegse Stone
Sian
Newe York
Sridgeport
Grand’ Centre
New York
Briggport
Stor
Mane
Ruling Road
Friedman
Fairfield Avenue
Prosector Vows to Uncover Ward Blackmail Case
White Plains May 24 Associated Press Ward resigns as New Rochelle police chief amid a blackmail dispute linked to Welter S Ward ex marine Clarence Peters and others. Weeks says Ward will answer fully and the coroner inquiry will wait for the sheriff to finish his investigation. No woman connected with the case is known to Weeks.
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White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Clarence Peters
Welter S. Ward
Baker
New Rochelle
Rct
Barlier
Davly
Auch
Westchester County
Weeks
Chase
Peters
Kanthay
Charley Ross
Jack
Ward
German Finance Minister Hermes Recalled Amid Wirth Clash
Berlin May 24 A cabinet dispute splits the German government on the eve of an international bankers conference led by J F Morgan Hermes en route from Paris is recalled amid charges he acted beyond authority proposing terms tied to a 1 8 billion loan to Germany Critics say the proposals favored France and sparked fears of a catastrophe in Berlin The rift follows friction since the Teano treaty with France and Hermes strong opposition to it.
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Karl H. von Wirgand
Berlin
International Bankers Conference
J. F. Morgan
Grman
Wirth
Hermes
Paris
Paria
Morgan
Fo Alomn
Germany
France
Bankers Hopeful Of Early Solution In Europe
Paris May 4 Associated Press tentative solutions of the international loan problem for settling the European economic situation with emphasis on Germany were discussed as the bankers committee led by T. Morgan met in New York with Morgan as American representative. The mood of the gathering was conveyed by several attendees.
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Paris
Associated Press
Europe
Cernany
Lie Hankeers
Whien TP
Morgan
Ulster Situation Overshadows All Else in Ireland
In Ulster crisis dominates as Michael Collins weighs the treaty with Britain. Craig’s Proclamation makes Irish Army membership an offense, prompting expected arrests and a formative officer board review while Sinn Fein leaders seek a common policy. The Republic of Ireland hails the De Valera Gallians accord for army unity amid British support of loyalist measures.
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Olelin
Michael’ Collins Char
Govd
James Craig
Craig
Wister
Irish Republican Army
Dail Eivann
Hamon Wg Valera
Republic of Ireland
de Vaigra-Gallins
Electons
Aes
Matton
Ujeter
Tor Apsela
Patley
Collins
Fighting in Belfast Renewed with Violence
London May 24 Fighting was renewed in Belfast as shipyard workers were attacked in the city center. Two tramcars were bombed, killing one man and injuring nineteen, with intense gunfire and bombs. A grave digger was shot dead on Fails road. A spinning mill office was bombed and a school burned. Guerilla fighting spread across six counties as police raided houses and seized arms.
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London
Belfast
Ballymena
Noch Antonny Motmaing
Speciah
Meter
County Tyrone
Bridgeport Hold Up Leads to Friedman and Stone
Police seek a Bridgeport man dubbed Friedman or Schneider, believed leader of a $19,000 Connecticut company payroll robbery on Middle Street. Stone, the slain bandit, is named as chief conspirator. four other suspects, Kraut Becker Kivait, claim they were dupes. The hijackers used a stolen Mitchell car. officers pursue ties to Friedman and the plan's execution.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Middle Street
Fischer
Friedmaitiz
Barnum Terrace
Stone
Hyman Kraut
Willece Street
New York
Max Becker
Clinton Street
Howard Kivait
Pike Street
Nolice
Gera
Alent
Friedman
Wes
Lake
Rug
Wron Street
Mitchell
New York City
Motor Vehicle Department
Charles Schnnder
Schneider
Charles Schneider
Lo Stone
Gunter
John BH. Regan
Detective Bureau
Patrick J. Flane
Esme Garlick
John
Stanley
Ribling
Commecticut
Connecticut
Becker
Kivait
Congress Streets
Auton
Ang Kraut
Tompany
Stowe
Tibbals
Sidney Tibbals
Whittery Avenue
Dunn
William Dunn
Jake Byrne
Veness Faces Call for Probe Into Council Deals
The Common Council may seek an inquiry into Veness company sales to the city. President Alfred E. Vene and Aldermen Howard F. Bryant Earl C. Martin and R. Arthur Brown were named to push motions. The issue stems from the Municipal Garage contract involving the Veness firm, with concerns about bidding and charter compliance and a Finance Committee review.
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Veness Tire Company
Board of Aldermen
Council
Veness Compan
Common Council
Alfred E. Vene
Veness Copany
Howard F. Bryant
Earl C. Martin
R. Arthur Brown
Veness Arron Ooo
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