Shipping board rejects selling ships to foreigners
Washington reports the United States Shipping Board will not sell its ships to non Americans in order to foster a privately owned American merchant marine. The board plans to dispose of vessels to American shipowners to boost American commerce and to retain national control over freight services crossing the Atlantic and to South America.
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Ita
Ancourage
United States Shipping Board
Boawar
Autopliie
Brush Ani
Eipping Board
Taller
Amerlona Shipowners
Amarican Purc
United
Ines
Atlante
Dt Plata
South America
Million Willed to Bach and France Belgium Firm
Mercer county court trustees Julia Buhl and FW Koehler authorized by the late millionaire steel manufacturers to pay 1,000,000 to France. The will directs payment to support the debate of I to Buhl and others in the plaintiff action.
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Bach
France
Belgium
Mercer
J. A. McLaughry
Mercer County Court
Mra
Julia Buhl
FW. Koehler
Buhl
Steel
Millufacturers
Trance
Mr. Bull
Lieut G Cuddiny Tagged in Detention
Fragmentary OCR item notes Lieut G Cuddiny tagged or identified in relation to a detective case. Details are unclear but imply military personnel connected to an investigation.
Hartney Voices Support in Argonauts Transatlantic Plan
Col Harold Hartney and Hortogg defend the Argonauts plan to cross the Atlantic aided by Capt Rene Fonek. The dispute centers on crew membership with Captain Berry named as the third man, while Pongle and Mond offer alternate roles.
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Harold & Hortogg
Argonauts
fAllgut
Rene Fonek
Uomor Gerry
Mond
Wortney
Berry
Award says German paid for by Liberty bonds
New York reports dramatic testimony in the Medara court on the Milter Daugherty case. Witness Morton recounts champagne payments and $441,000 in Liberty bonds tied to a $700 claim against the United States, with funds routed through Mil ler and Dougherty associates, as prosecutors trace money flows into bank accounts and private brokerages.
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New York
Meliard Merton
Vititallionaire
German Inductrinitat
Milter-Daugherty
Medera
United States
Millones
America
Marvy M. Daugherty
Volhomas W. Miller
Morton
United State
Autler
Merton
Millee
John LT
King
Bineorad
Waahlogtin
Wald
Watt Street
Mr. King
Liberty Honda
Subway
Emory Rt. Buckner
Harry M. Dougherty
Miller
Guld
Willian Rand
Colonet Tan
Socrete Suisse
Aw Horling
Switzerland
Holting
Washington briefs summarize early 1920s federal notices
The Agriculture Department announced 19 commercial danger fee bonuses following a rail plan. Maryland Democrat Groesle received reconfirmation to the Tariff Commission from President Coolidge. Northwest Airways of Detroit to operate the Chicago to St Paul route starting October 1. Postmaster figures show August receipts of 41,120,067 dollars, 3.90 percent higher than last year. Copper’s Weekly predicts Republican control and Coolidge’s potential candidacy if prosperity continues.
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Benator Avihve Copper’ of
Kansas
Copper's Weekly
Coolidge
Tulsa Girl Wins Miss America Crown in Atlantic City
Norma Smallwood of Tulsa Oklahoma captured the Miss America title in Atlantic City New Jersey. The eighteen year old weighed 118 pounds and stood about four feet tall with dark hair and blue eyes.
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Tulsa
Atlantic City
N. J
Mies
Amerian
Norma Smallwood
Receivership case for Miller and Co. outlines mortgage bond
A garbled item reports a receivership action involving Miller and Co and News Lork O. Ly Biller and Co, with references to treaty brokers and a mortgage bond. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR text but indicate legal action under equity law and a Lawrence property matter.
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Miller, & Co
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