Shipping Board backs American merchant fleet plan
The United States Shipping Board confirmed it will not sell ships to non Americans and will seek American owners for its fleet. Chairman Teller attacked calls to sell to private buyers regardless of nationality, and the board plans to offer three transoceanic routes to American owners to serve commerce and travelers.
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Ita Palley
Ita
Goa
Eitizeng
United States Shipping ‘Board
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
Matthew T. Brush
American International Corporation
Shipping- Board
Plippere
Aldheas
Alupplag Board
Ma Teller
United’ States
Acrosa
Atlantic
di Plana
Temmining
Borg Seas
South America
Million Toward France in Will of Beloved Millionaire
The Mercer county court hears a dispute over a million dollar bequest in the will of a late businessman. Mrs Julia Buhl and W. Koehler, trustees, seek authority to pay to France the sum specified in the will. Attorneys for Mrs Buhl and Mr Koehler present arguments as the court reviews the foreign organization linked to the estate.
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France
Belgium
Mercer, Pav
J. Ay McLaygix
Mercer County Court
Julia Buhl
Hartney Defends Crew Eligibility In Atlantic Flight Controversy
Col. Hartney and Col. Haarold Hartney contest Capt. Vonck's attempt to join the crew of the Algonyula. Hartney backed Captain Berry's stance in disputes over Vonck's role. He stated that if three men want it Captain Gerry could be the third, while Vonck refused to yield to others.
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Haarold B. Hartney
Presi-Dedt
Algonyula
Rénu Vonck
Homar Berry
Wonck
Golonil Hortnay
Gerry
Wonek Fina
Yao
Man
Mechantolin
Rerry
German Held Conspiracy Trial Involving Daugherty
In federal court New York City the trial centers on a $441,000 payment claim tied to the Miller Daugherty case. Morton Merton and John T King led the alleged scheme with champagne bribes and Liberty bonds, aiming to defraud the United States through Allied wartime assets. The cross examination focuses on the holding company for Merton’s German metal interests and its World War I status.
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New Yort
Richand Merton
Mult
Millonalpe Geri Industrishut
Fila
Miller-Daugherty
Ton Jory
Woormona
United States of Nations
Amulva Ag
Plyoth
Chad
Harry M. Daugherty
Genera
Uhoinna W. Miller
Corruns Ton
Merton
United States
Wiallington
Miller
Morton
Waslington
King
Wall Street
Mr. King
Walt
Muckner
Harry M. Diaugherty
Atfl
William Rand
Elfor
Alor
Colonal
Whiel
Srelote Sulawe
Awitzerland
Washington Briefs on Commerce, Air Route, and Politics
Department of Agriculture announces commercial classing for heating and wholesale of Lorin solfication denounced by trade. Minister Henry UY Glitsato, Democrat of Macyland, received reconsideration from the tariff commission by President Conlidge. Northwest Always of Detroit will operate the Chicago Minneapolis St Paul air route starting October 1. Postal receipts rise 6.5 percent in August 1926 over 1825, per Postmaster General Now. Capper says GOP controls Congress. Prosperity may boost Coolidge to a possible third-term bid.
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Henry UY
Glitsato
Macyland
Conlidge
Detroit
Micha
Tulane Girl Crowned Miss America Candidate in Atlantic City
The article notes Brunella Sylth Long Natty winning the Miss America title in Atlantic City with Noruie Snigiwood of Tulany ORM and Miew Coles at eighteen. She weighs 118 pounds and stands tall. A receivership case involving Miller & Co. now sits with Kort.G and Gi Mior & Co.
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Tulan
Atlantic City
N. T
Milas Amsrles
Brunella Sylth Long Naty
Noruie Snigiwood
Tulany Orm
Waachowou
Miew Coles Ie
Sha
Bilgenda Yaleakin
Miller & Co
Kort
Gi Mior
Iyy Vaitinent
Sroka
Willog
Lalyronay Herpiiion
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Akeleton
Germany
Stresewat
Herbert A. Dargue
Army
Hava
Tio Grande
Merchantmarine
San Francisco
Sau
Francisco
U. S
Alivia W. Ball
Bureau of Cardylog and Printing
Washington
Uncle Sam
Tan Fire N. Safety
New York
Rion
Matiida
Dryas
Ats
Col
H. E. Hartney
G. T, Cuddiry
Steel King
Washington Briefs
Hy Department of Agriewiura Hne
Heang
Arthur Capper
Kunéas
Cuppar
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