Ryan Faces Bankruptcy As 32 Million Dollar Collapse Unfolds
Allan A. Ryan, once a dominant Wall Street trader, files bankruptcy as collateral liquidates to cover more than 32 million in liabilities. Banks seek relief via trustee, while son Thomas Fortune Ryan untangles assets with a court appointed receiver.
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New York
Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
New York Stock Exchange
Stutz Motors Company
Wall Street
Bank- Turkey
George L. Burr
Guaranty Trust Company
Allan A. Ryan & Co
Thomas Fortune Ryan
David Hunter Miller
Parker, Marshall, Miller & Auchincloss
Broadway
William Edward Coffin
A. N. Hand
Francis G. Chaffey
United States
Parker, Marshall, Miller &Auchincloss
Stock Exchange
Stutz
Enright
United States District Court
Hague Conference Adjourns Over Soviet Concessions
The Hague conference on Russian affairs adjourned after the non-Russian commission adopted a resolution urging all powers to pressure their nationals not to accept concessions involving foreign owned property. A Washington letter voiced U S approval of the stand.
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Hague
Washington
Germany Accepts Allied Supervision on Finances
Berlin reports that Germany agrees to Allied supervision of its budget and trade data. The Reparation Commission will draft a full report outlining supervision of public finances exports and imports evaded capital recovery and official statistics with a future moratorium on reparations.
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Paris
Germany
Berlin
Commission
Wirth
Commission On
Washington’s tariff clash and war claims move in Senate
Lodge joins Republican revolt against a proposed 119 percent duty on cotton gloves while Underwood seeks an enemy property claims commission to pay U S claims against Germany. Senate debates Britain ship subsidies, coal mine protections, and Fordney McCumber tariff details as hearings probe ICC rules for coal supply.
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Lodge
Senate Finance Committee
Underwood
Enemy Property Claims Commission
Germany
Lusitania
Ransdeff
Great Britain
Britain
United States
War Weeks
Harding
Gooding
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. B. Aitchison
Smoot
Henry F. Lippitt
Rhode , Island
New York World
Senate
Beautifying Jersey Capitol and adjacent lands plan
State moves to raze six West State street houses 117 to 127 to expand the capitol grounds and back Delaware river park. A new West Hanover street office building will host moved departments, with access via a Moore estate property.
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Trenton
United States
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
State House
John A. Smith
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Delaware River
West Hanover Street
Sls
Assembly Chamber
State Capitol
Caleb S. Green
Court of Errors and Appeals
Franklin Murphy
Elmer Ewing Green
Green
West Street
Delaware River Bank
Stacer
Moore
Burdette G. Lewis
Department of
Ocean City
Lewis
David F. Weeks
Mary B. Harris
Calvin Derrick
National Church Report Declares American Homes in Chaos
A Protestant Episcopal Church commission warns of a collapsing family life amid divorce, immorality, and industrial speed up. It urges uniform national marriage laws, health certificates for marriage, and stronger parental religious training to curb social decay and preserve civilization.
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New York
National Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
America
United States
Congress
Lambeth Conference of Bishops
London
Little Willie
Jack
Lucy
Miners Ordered Out Amid Oklahoma Strike Action
Six hundred coal miners in Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas were ordered out on strike by District 21 president John Wilkinson. They had been working to supply fuel to hospitals ice plants and public utilities in the three-state district before the order halted production.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
National Coal Miners
John Wilkinson
District 21
Post Office Warns Dried Drinks Fraud Counterfeit Alcohol Claim
Postmaster General Work warns Americans against dried drinks fraud listing bogus products like Rhine Wine Moselle Sherry Port Burgundy Tokay Malaga and other beverages. He states there is no such thing in dried form and if it existed it would be barred by prohibition laws.
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Post Office Department
Rick Powders
Washington
Malaga
Munich
President Pledges A Coal Commission
Washington reports President Harding foresees a federal commission to arbitrate the coal strike with broad public authority. The panel would include operators miners and public representatives, aiming to avert a winter coal famine as production stalls. The president notes an urgent appraisal period before action.
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Washington
Harding
Sproul
Pennsylvania
White House
World rail and labor tensions across cities
Executives of forty faster railways vow to fight the shopmen strike to a finish at their monthly Tankers' Club meeting. Governors promise troops to guard mines, while Kansas faces anti-picketing enforcement. France demands trials for war criminals before returning them to France. Buffalo sees armed streets as police-run streetcars operate amid strike. Clonmel escape signals partial revolt breakdown. Two aviators fined for trespassing near Punxsutawney. A Wakefield man avoids a seven day cruelty sentence by leaving a horse stall. Philadelphia bookkeepers vote to unionize independently of AFL.
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Tankers’ Club
Springfield
Sterling
Uwlinms
Topeka
Henry J. Allen
Willian Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Kansas Industrial Court
Paris
France
Premer Poincare
League of Nations
Buffalo
International Railway Company
Dublin
Clonmel
Punxsutawney
Harold C. Nevin
Leon Smith
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Rowan
F. Grube
Wakefield
Mass
Raymond W. Putnam
Riley
Muldeo District Court
Putnam
Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
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Chicago
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