Political shifts and high level appointments unfold
The piece lists varied 1920s style items from Senate finance committee makeup and Progressive party bids to petitions for Mexican border troop withdrawal, a Hill ambassadorship inquiry, reciprocity passage, and critiques of presidential power. It notes Bingram named NY highway chief, Ellsworth Brown named NYU chancellor, Mrs Scott reelected DAR president, Francis Joseph throat illness causing audiences to be cancelled, Troubetskoy to receive alimony, and William A. Day elected president of Equitable Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Miss Beers
Prof. Beers
Wale
Senate Finance Committee
la Follette
Cummins
House
Berger
Milwaukee
Lever
South
Caroline
Dr. Hill
Germany
Stone
Taft
Mexico
Binggram
McAneny
New York
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
United States
Education
Henry Mitchell MacCracken
New York University
Matthew T. Scott
Illinois
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cummings Story
Francis Joseph
Austria
Princess Troubetskoy
Ameliea Rives
John Armstrong Chanler
G. M. Mackellar
Equitable Life Assurance Society
William A. Day
National and regional crime and finance notes in brief
National Erectors' Association cites fifty four dynamite out rages. Henry E Huntington buys the Gutenberg Bible for about fifty thousand dollars. A US court acquits Mrs Friel of larceny from money order funds. Nine of 41 Scioto County voters plead guilty to vote selling with fines and suspensions. William J Thompson, former South Jersey Democratic boss, is in bankruptcy. Labor unions plan large funds for defense of Los Angeles Times blast case. Ortie McManigal bound for LA. alleged attack on detective reported. New York moatree inspectors raid medical concerns over mail fraud. John Tyter arrested for theft from an Adams Express van. Cable companies slated for American control with night-letter rate origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Erectors’ Association
Massachusetts
California
Henry E. Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
New York
Robert Hoe
Elizabeth Friel
Atwood
Ulster County
United States Circuit Court
Scioto County
Ohio
William J. Thompson
South Jersey
Gloucester
American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Miners
Los Angeles Times
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles
J. W. McHamara
Moatree
John Tyter
Western Union
Rail firms merge in Boston and Albany system rescue plan
Financial moves unite New York New Haven and Hartford with New York Central to salvage the Boston and Albany line, which posted a $578000 deficit last year. News from across the country notes arrests, indictments, and incidents from crime to industry amid a busy federal and local news cycle.
Foreign tensions and naval incidents across the globe
Reports indicate Germany aims to annex Morocco while France strengthens its position in Fez and Casablanca. A fogbound collision near Shanghai sinks the Mee Foo with 40 Chinese drowned. foreign passengers rescued. Pacific mail ship Asia sinks after striking a rock. all aboard saved. Diaz signs peace conditions with Mexico as Diaz reportedly supports balance of power in Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Morocco
China Merchants Co
Shanghai
Pan-German League
Berlin
Diaz
Paris
Atlantic
Germany
One&n
Charles Pozal
Cavite
P. 1
Victor- Emanuel
Castle of St. Angelo
Italy
Fez
F. Madero, Jr
Mexico
House of Commons
Pacific Mail
Asia
China
Oceana
Bermuda
Atlantic Lion
Hamilton
Casablanca
Blatt
Converse
Viterbo
Asquith
House ‘of Lords
Farmers Push New Jersey News Across Counties
In New Jersey communities a broad spread of civic activity is noted from Stone Harbor to Millville. Women organize drives for neighborhood betterment while the Moorestown flower show seeks child raised plants for prizes. Local incidents include a bicycle crash in Audubon injuring Harry James and a runaway horse stopped by Louis Kartman in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Harbor
North Wildwood Council
Sea Isie
North Wildwood Board of Trade
Lulu Arrison
Woodbury
Moorestown
Audubon
Harry James
Cooper Hospital
Camden
William C. Loughery
Norta
Twenty-fifth Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Louis Kartman
Trenton
Five-Mile Beach
Holly Beach
Porough
Samaritan
Eastern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Five Mile Beach
Stokes
Lewis Mather
Pine Street
Clayton
Atlantic
Andrew Avenue
C. A. Norton
First Baptist Church of
Collingswood
R. M. Horner
Pennsylvania Avenue
Louis Dimario
Philadelphia
Horner
Collingswood High School
H. Elmore Cobb
Mildred Oliver
B.L. Taft
Frank J. Kelly
Mannington Hill
Woodstown
Gloucester County Taxation Board
Samuel Silver
Bertha Dudley
Beverly
Arrests in Kidnapping Case Reach Indiana Court
Indianapolis reports Deputy Sheriff Sloan served a Grand Jury subpoena on Burns the ransom suspect in the John J. McNamara kidnapping case. Burns was released on 10000 bail as the investigation expands with Det. Burns detailing the Los Angeles Times bombing links. New York unions prepare a defense fund while Congress considers inquiries into alleged coercive methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
W. J. Byrne
Sloan
Burns
John F. Manning
John J. McNamara
Ironworkers’ Association
Grand Jury
Ortie McMonigle
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
J. A. G. Bradorf
New York
Erectors’ Association
Fredericks
McManigle
Resume of Steel Plant Work at Cory Alabama
The American Steel and Wire Company resumed erection of its Cory Alabama plant after a week shutdown. Four hundred of the six hundred men returned to work as orders from the company headquarters were issued suddenly. The plant will cost four million dollars when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
American Steel and Wire Company
Cory
Poultry and Farm Advice From Nibrook Camp Notes
Practical guidance on poultry care and farming tasks including feeding, incubation, brood management, pruning, sheep and hog care, crop planting, and beekeeping. Emphasis on cleanliness, proper housing, exercise, and timely care to improve yields and profitability across poultry, sheep, hogs, and crops.
Doctored Communion Wine Warned by Official
Philadelphia official Harry P. Cassidy of the State Dairy and Food Commission says communion wine in multiple churches is doctored. He reports samples show high levels of salicylic acid and coal tar, substances harmful to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry P. Cassidy
State Dairy and Food Commission
May levy on 3 000 000 men
J A Franklin International President of the Boiler makers and Iron Shipbuilders of America announced an assessment of 3 to 6 cents on each of the 3 000 000 members of the American Federation of Labor to aid J J McNamara secretary treasurer of the structural steel workers in Kansas City Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. A. Franklin
Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America
American Federation of Labor
J. J. McNamara
Structural Steel Workers
Real Boston Name Bill Devised for Metropolitan District
A new Metropolitan Boston bill proposes using Metropoli tan Boston to describe cities and towns in the district while discarding the council plan. The measure contains no provision for a governmental function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Metropolitan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
General News
New York, New Haven and Hartford
New York Central
Financelal
Boston and Albany
Robert E. Davis
Rio Janeiro
Cape Cod
Caroline Gray
Patrick J. Kieran
Fidelity Funding Company Fame
Norwich
N. Y
Reuben Brown
Bladen County
North Carolina
Wab&ttesee County
Kan
St. Louis
T. J. J. Lee
Mars
Venus
Earth
Atlanta
Gaynor
Carnegie Trust
Reichmann
J. P. Morgan
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Missouri Pacific Board
New York Senate
Bath
Steuben County
New York Court of Appeals
Edward H. Tilden
Beef Trust
Lorimer
New Jersey
Percy Fogg
Canton
Board of Health
Millville
McNamara
Ironworkers
Nibrook
New England
Rhode Island
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