Rich disclosures in broker scandal loom for Wall St
New York June 13 The bucket shop collapse involving Edward M Fuller and William Frank MacGee heads toward court action as both plead guilty to bucketing Fuller is held for further banking inquiry and possible clemency if he cooperates with the referee in bankruptcy and prosecutors The affair fuels talk of a wider bucket shop network in Wall Street circles.
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Treaties Aim to Solve Day Law Shipping Dilemma
Proposals to extend the three mile territorial limit for all purposes were discussed, aiming to clarify search rights and resolve disputes under day law and shipping.
Dry Ship Rule Triggers Unease in England Among English
London reports a mixed mood as the new dry ship rule draws American critique and British concern. The regulation tugs at national habit, with prohibition framed as intrusion onto English shores, stirring debate among brewers, lawmakers, and ordinary drinkers in Parliament and beyond.
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MARA STILIFAN
LONDON
Ameria
Britain Hints Parley on Waters Question
London reports the British government may study a Washington offer to seal inquiry into American ports and potentially extend territorial waters from three to twelve miles. Curzon has already floated such an idea to Russia over Murmansk fisheries and officials warn of legal and maritime complications before replying.
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Supreme court
Retired Admiral to Go With Harding on Trip
Washington June 13 Rear Adm. Frank Hugh Rota, a leading naval authority on Alaska, has been recalled to accompany President Harding on his forthcoming trip to the territories.
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Assessor Claims Overburdened Office Amid Workload Surge
Center Township Assessor Michael L Jefferson says the office is overwhelmed by extra duties pushed by County Auditor Leo Ko Fesler. He cites a state board of accounts report alleging extensive workload, omissions in polling and property assessments, and an investigation call amid suspected record gaps and missed items.
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Auto dodges bicycle hits two cars in city street
A driver swerved to avoid a bicycle and hit two other vehicles on Missarhustis Avenue. Dr James Sf Wuiek and Earl Ven were involved, with Pauline Smith and Florence Smith injured minorly in the second car.
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Veterans Hospital to Reopen for Neuropsychiatric Care
Washington reports the former veterans bureau hospital at Dwight I will reopen to treat milder neuropsychiatric cases. A St Cloud Minnesota hospital bid by JA McDonald Construction of Minneapolis at 750000 is expected to be awarded, with Maywood Illinois to receive inmates if feasible. Colfax Idaho reopening was rejected for lack of need.
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Ex Mayor's Wife Denied Alimony After Appeal
Mrs Robert Davidson wife of a former Baltimore mayor was denied alimony and counsel fees by Justice Young in White Plains after an appeal. Davidson had previously received an interlocutory decree which was later set aside and the case reopened as she argued she had not been given opportunity to present her side.
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Hoosiers in Gotham Parade Names at Hotels
Indiana residents identified in New York hotel listings include Bristol H I Foreman and wife in Indianapolis McAlpin J Porter Astor H A Biggs and wife Navarre W W Judking along with Dupont figures, noted in a June report from New York.
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Foreman
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German marks hit new low on foreign exchange market
New York June 13 German marks dropped again to a new low value 85 000 for one United States dollar traders said the currency weakened as demand remained weak in the foreign exchanges market.
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Lawyer Urges Readiness Before Marriage at Bible Club
Indianapolis attorney Albah J Rucker told the Bible Investigation Club bean supper audience that a man needs income prospects before marrying and should value marriage as part of education. He warned against taking marriage lightly and noted the wife can deter mischief. Enrico sang two solos and the club quartet performed.
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Blind Woman Files Bankruptcy Petition in Federal Court
Two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in federal court. Tresan A Goodwin of Sullivan, Indiana, listed debts of 27730 and assets of zero, including a Sullivan Circuit Court judgment for 230 dollars. Louis Ptefferia of Marion, Indiana, a tinsmith and plumber, reported debts of 5084.68 with assets of 2751, and specified a 3800 exemption.
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Slayer of Two Convicted in Jersey City Murder
Frank Sage was found guilty by a Hudson county jury of first degree murder for killing two policemen during a May 22 barricade operation. Mae Miller, indicted and tried with him, was acquitted.
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Frear Plans Tax Law Fight After Washington Return
Representative James A. Frear of Wisconsin plans radical changes to federal tax laws. He proposes to modify excess profits tax, raise estate taxes over 20 000, tax gifts, and tax undistributed corporate profits after a small exemption. He aims to use proceeds for a soldiers bonus and will travel from Paris to Italy Berlin and Russia with the American congressional commission.
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Bernhardt Sale Realizes 127 825 Francs In Paris
Paris June 13 final day of Sarah Bernhardt sale realized 127 825 francs lifting three day total to 307 070 francs. The canopied bed she died on was withdrawn from the sale. top lot of carved wood sacred objects sold for 11 000 francs. A rug from an antelope skin killed by Bernhardt with the late Czar near Moscow brought 287 francs. Library sale set to begin June 23.
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Brotherhood Leader Karn Dies After Illness
Karn of Oakland California, vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, died at his home after a three month illness. He was 52, leaves a widow, one son and ten daughters, and was a well known figure among railroad workers in the United States and Canada. He was a native of him. Died in fall from wagon. Evansville Indiana bakery owner Art Hartman fell from a bakery wagon, split his head, and died at a local hospital.
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ilness Karn
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Thousands of Masons Parade at Boston Convention
More than 10,000 members of Masonic clubs and Eastern Star chapters paraded with flag draped banners, twenty five bands and numerous floats during the eighteenth annual National League of Masonic Clubs convention in Boston. Plans for a $100000 Washington memorial at Fredericksburg Virginia were discussed at the morning business session.
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