Asquith Heads for Cabinet After King's Move
London April 8 Herbert H Asquith summoned by King Edward to assume Prime Minister role travels Dover to Calais then to Biarritz to reach long expected leadership. Reported plan to postpone full Cabinet reconstruction until weighty measures pass Parliament and avoid by elections.
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Japanese good taxpayers show strong tax receipts
Tokyo April 6 Treasury returns for the year ended March show an excess of receipts over estimates by about 50,000,000 yen. The Finance Department cites nearly full tax collection, almost no arrears, and says the result should ease doubts about the government’s ability to redeem its bonds whose first installment is being taken up.
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Hanburg Lines Clash Over Mediterranean Steerage Rates
Hamburg American Line with North German Lloyd and White Star dispute steerage rates with Italian lines on New York to Mediterranean routes. Hamburg American Line blames the Italian lines in a brief statement and hopes the matter will be settled soon.
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Japanese invade American Consulate in Mukden incident
Four Japanese entered the American Consulate in Mukden and brutally attacked native residents for a private feud. General Straight requested Chinese police help, and the Japanese were arrested and taken to the Japanese Consulate. No apology has been offered, and diplomatic action is likely to follow.
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Supreme Court weighs margin stock rulings in bankruptcy case
The Supreme Court considers whether securities held by brokers David son and Shaw can be returned to the original owners after a bankruptcy ruling. The case centers on Henry Arnold Richardson and the New York brokers involved in theft as clients. The court weighs whether redeeming stocks bought on margins requires settling the margin gap and honoring creditor rights.
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Securities Pledge Ruling in Berry & Co Case
The Supreme Court of the United States rules that a broker holding customer securities in pledge wallets their status as pledgor and creditor differs from debtor relations. Mrs Taggert, a Berry & Co patron, sought return of eighty three shares deposited with the broker after a 1904 loan. The Trustee argued for creditor parity, but the court held the arrangement as a pledge.
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Transfer tax case tests New York law in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the United States today considered the transfer tax enacted by the New York Legislature in the case of Carolyn Foster Stickney widow of Stickney of New York. The Court questioned whether the three fifths vote requirement was met when the bill passed and whether the law had real effect, as reflected in surrogate and journal records.
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Cuban quarantine ordered by Marine Hospital Service
The Marine Hospital and Public Health Service issued an order today creating a quarantine against Cuba with option for Havana district including Havana and Camp Columbia. Havana is designated a clean city while the entire Cuba quarantine applies to the outer district.
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Columbia Trustees Announce Major Gift Totals
Gifts totaled 192600 presented to Columbia University at a trustees meeting. Funds directed to endow the Memorial Oran Harriman income support for English, archaeology, and medical school enhancements. Notable donors include Mr. Clarence and Prof John Snever with 7500 toward a special university fund. Wilhelm Verwern named professor for the year at Gottingen for medical and pure science instruction.
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Bigamist Surrenders in Baltimore Police Station
Joseph H., 48, walked into Baltimore Police Headquarters and confessed on April 6 to bigamy. He said he fled justice since January and claimed a war with his first wife in Camden New Jersey over the two marriages. He described himself as a school supervisor in Allendale Newfoundland and noted he had two wives with a son 24 years old.
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Chinese boycott movement grows in Canton meeting
Over 1,000 Chinese residents attended a mass meeting in Canton to report on a boycott aimed at Japanese goods amid anger over the pan on the Ble? MES rec . Rements. White clad women led the march to the meeting place while rude speeches were delivered denouncing Japan. The anti-Japanese sentiment is spreading rapidly and promoters seek to broaden the boycott to all Japanese products.
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Duma Votes Out M Alexief In Commercial Posts
The Petersburg Duma sweeps away M Alexief Vice Minister of Commerce and Director of the Department of Commercial Navigation as a Budgets Commission threat loomed over the ministry. In Dulin the Reichstag advances a marine law reading Section 7 of the Associations bill touching the use of German ships.
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Lisbon riot ends in gunfire and church battle
A three hour battle as troops faced a surged mob at St Dominique's Church in Lisbon amid election rioting. Seven killed and about 100 wounded as guards and infantry volleyed into crowds and clashes spread to Alcantara and surrounding streets.
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Note on China By Root Sets Talks for Cabinet Meeting
Washington April 6 Special to The New York Times cabinet deliberations will focus on the China and Manchuria situation involving Russia and Japan. Secretary Root may prepare a note to the two governments citings Hay policy violations and endorsing the U S stance. The Harbin incident is deemphasized as minor and settlement is anticipated.
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Lotos Club Elects New Director at Annual Meeting
At the Lotos Club’s annual meeting at 558 Fifth Avenue the new clubhouse at 110 West Fifty-seventh Street was announced as ready for occupancy. Next December John F. O Rourke was elected a director replacing J Newton Gunn whose term expired.
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Intermet Bond Issue Up For Public Service Scrutiny
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company seeks a 35 million 900 thousand mortgage on its property. A Public Service Commission hearing was adjourned to today after brief testimony. Clarence H. Venner of Continental Trust objects to the voting, notices, and stockholder notification surrounding the mortgage proposal. He warns the plan may reach the level of scrutinized transactions the commission was created to oversee.
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