Fear a big deficit under Aldrich bill
Washington April 13 The Aldrich tariff substitute shifts relief to clothing and foods but critics say it hides real deficits. Senators Bacon Rayner and others warn the bill will leave revenue $60 to $160 million short. Democratic leaders plan meetings and amendments to challenge the measure and seek a revenue tax amid reports of administrative provisions that could alter duties later. Continued on Page 2.
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New York Times
Washington
Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Payne
Rayner
Maryland
Ways and Means
Bell
Iself
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Senate
Tcus
Alberson
House
Bailey
Supreme Court
Mary Garden Denies Rift With Oscar Hammerstein
Mary Garden said relations with Oscar Hammerstein are cordial and she canceled a Europe sail only because her mother is ill. She plans to sail next week to meet him in Paris and discuss new operas including a Cleopatra role. She will tour Europe by car this summer and not sing in opera.
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Mary Garden
Oscar Hammerstein
Miss Garden
Europe
Mr. Hammerstein
Paris
Massenet
Cleopatra
America
France
Pierre Louys
Aphrodite
Erlanger
Burglary at Port Jefferson Station Ends Amid Firearm Display
Police in Port Jefferson Long Island confronted a planned burglary at the railroad station last night. Thieves dynamited the safe and ticket office, escaped with 32 cents, and fled as the armed force stood by. No injuries were reported.
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New York Times
Port Jefferson
L. I
Gates in New Oil Company Rumors Stir Dallas
Dallas reports suggest John W. Gates plans to form an independent firm to acquire Waters-Pierce Oil assets in Texas with H. Clay Pierce retaining control. Rumor also links FE H. R. Green to finance the venture as Supreme Court issues mandate on the Texas $1,600,000 Waters-Pierce fine.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Austin
John W. Gates
New York
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
H. Clay Pierce
FE. H. R. Green
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Waters-Pierce Company
Boyles Indicted Again In Kidnapping Case
In Cleveland on April 13 the couple Mr and Mrs James P Boyle were indicted by the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury on kidnapping and harboring a stolen child Willie Whitla. Earlier, after their arrest March 22 and Whitla’s return, they were indicted on blackmail charges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James P. Boyle
Mercer
Penn
Willie Whitla
Sharon
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Boyles
Whitla
Pennsylvania
Spang Millions Draw Paris Letter To Pittsburg Mayor
A French writer calling himself J Labot of Paris claims kinship to the Spang family fortune in Pittsburg and asks Mayor Magee for names ages and civil history of Spang relatives. Magee says he will respond via the American Consul in Paris after studying the inquiry.
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J. Labot
Paris
Magee
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
William Spang
William A. Magee
Rue D’siam
United States
Spangs
Srepe
Lene
France
Labot
Spring at the Casino in Central Park listing Palm Garden dining
Advertisement copy promotes Spring offerings at the Casino in Central Park featuring the Palm Garden dining area with music and luncheon options.
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Central Park
Wheat Rise Triggers Ennis & Stoppani Bankruptcy
The Consolidated Stock Exchange house Ennis & Stoppani at 88 Broad Street failed, with assets about 400000 and liabilities near 1500000. Creditors include Patten firms and Chicago accounts. Chicago and New York patrons faced heavy losses as wheat prices surged. Court actions placed Briew corner offices under receivership and assigned the books to Cleveland & Cleveland, with Lindsay Russell named federal receiver.
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Consolidated Stock Exchange House
Ennis & Stoppani
Broad Street
John Dickinson Company
New
New Street
Consolidated Exchange
Bradstreet
New York
New England
Holt
United States Court
Treadwell Cleveland
Cleveland & Cleveland
Cleveland
Lindsay Russell
Flout
Russell
Thomas A. Ennis
Charles F. Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
Boston
New Haven
Paterson
Brooklyn
Middletown
N. Y
Chicago
West Thirty-fourth Street
Court Street
Hot Springs
Consolidated Exchange Houses
Bartlett, Patten & Co
Logan & Bryan
James A. Patten
Malted Milk The Horlicks Ideal Food Drink
The Malted Milk H O R L I C K S. Every body knows why. An ideal food drink.
Death by own action identified as Ludwig Stettheimer
Naples April 18 Ludwig Stettheimer of New York the former Wall Street foreign exchange broker who leaped from a Torregaveta cliff last Tuesday is named the deceased He was about 48 and had spent years abroad for pleasure Cousin Morris Stettheimer of New York said there were no known relatives in Naples and saw no motive for suicide.
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Mercer, Penn
Boyles
Willie Whitla
Mercer County
Chess
Naples
Torregaveta
Ludwig Stettheimer
New York
Wall Street
Europe
Africa
Morris Stettheimer
West 112Th Street
Cross Ocean by Air: New Aero Navigation Society Formed
Supreme Court Justice Hendrick approved the certificate of incorporation for the Europe-America Aero Navigation Society. Benno Loewy filed papers with Albany to obtain the Secretary of State signature. The group aims to promote Atlantic dirigible flights Europe to America, support aeronautical invention, and foster aerial navigation through lectures and exhibitions with a New York home office and world branches. A leader believes a balloon crossing Columbus’ route is feasible aided by trade winds.
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Supreme Court
Hendrick
Europe-America Aero Navigation Society
Albany
Benno Loewy
Atlantic Ocean
Europe
America
Society
New York
Columbus
Paris
Spain
Humboldt
Cat Island
Bahamas
Boy 3 Causes Train Stop on Erie Railroad
A three-year-old boy wandered onto the Greenwood Lake Branch tracks in Belleville New Jersey dragging a tin horse. The Erie locomotive halted after the engineer blew two warnings and then braked. the child resisted being moved but was safe and passengers stepped off in relief amid laughter once the danger passed.
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Greenwood Lake
Erie Railroad
Silver Lake
Belleville
N. J
Antonio Steffanelli
New York
Fifteen Year Old Girl Becomes Master of Hounds
Miss Mary Crozer Page aged 15 joins Upland Hunt Club as Master of Hounds in Philadelphia. Known as Polly, she is a skilled rider who has impressed at local horse shows with daring jumping. Her fox chase with Rose Tree Hounds in January showcases her experience and leadership.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Mary Crozer Page
Louis Rodman Page
Spruce Street
Upland Hunt Club
Page
Polly
Kitty Smith
Miss Page
Rose Tree
Simon Delbert
Explorers Safe on Feb 14 Amid Arctic Peril
Telegram from Smith Bay reports Dr. R. M. Anderson and V. Stefansson safe and well on February 14. Food remains scarce but there is no immediate prospect of starvation as the party moves under Arctic conditions toward Nome and Fort Liscum while awaiting further news.
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R. M. Anderson
V. Stefansson
American Museum of Natural History
H. C. Bumpus
Museum
Anderson
Alaska
Nome
St. Michael
Fort Liscum
Gulf of Alaska
Stefansson
Reward Seeker Nabbed For Kidnapping Plot In City
Cornelius Farrell a law clerk at 210 East Thirty sixth Street offered to locate missing 7 year old Antonio Malfetti of 240 East Thirty second Street for a $25 advance on a $100 reward. He was arrested by Detective Stapleton on suspicion of knowing the boy’s whereabouts.
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Cornelius Farrell
East Thirty-sixth Street
Murray
Bellevue Hospital
Antonio Malfetti
East
Headquarters
Caruso Sails for Europe for Throat Operation
Enrico Caruso sails today aboard the Mauretania to Milan for treatment of rheumatism of the throat and vocal cords. His relapse followed smoking and rich meals after prior improvement, raising doubts about his return to public singing this season.
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Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera Company
Europe
Mauretania
Caruso
Milan
Metropolitan Opera
Chicago
Italy
Franklin A Taylor Loses Suit Over $2000 Loan
A Connecticut Supreme Court jury under Justice Platzek ruled yesterday in favor of Mrs. Lucretia Taylor against her husband Franklin A. Taylor vice president and manager of Randolph Cowles Company Waterbury for $2000. She had pledged 100 shares of New York Central stock to raise the money and he claimed it covered household expenses and antique furniture. She testified he sought to have her placed in an asylum and said she is now suing him in Connecticut for a separation.
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Supreme Court
Platzek
Lucretia Taylor
Franklin A. Taylor
Randolph-Cowles Company
Waterbury
Where to Take Lunch and Drink American Wines Ad
A vintage advertisement from H. T. Dewey & Sons Co at 138 Fulton Street New York promotes lunch options and a selection of American wines for customers seeking a midday meal and beverages.
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H. T. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
Earthquake Shakes Westfield and Welsford area
An earthquake was reported around 6 to 7 this morning, causing houses to shake in Westfield and Welsford, about twenty miles from Saint John along the Canadian Pacific Railway. Dispatches from the area confirm the tremor.
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ST. John
N. B
Westfield
Welsford
Canadian Pacific Railway
Marathon craze fatal claims life of young runner Howick
William H. Howick seventeen year old marathon hopeful dies at hisfather R Howick real estate man Pittsburg after contracting a cold that developed into pneumonia following a marathon attempt. He stood 60 feet 11 inches in stockings and had prior short distance running experience.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
William H. Howick
R. Howick
Howick
East End
Mackerel by the Million Off Jersey Coast
Captain Chichester of the Clyde liner Arapahoe signaled that millions of mackerel were running along the Jersey Coast yesterday. He reported sighting vast schools off the Delaware Capes on Monday night and urged fishermen to seek the spots before the schools dispersed.
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Chichester
Arapahoe
Jersey
Delaware Capes
Robbery at Gall pawnbrokers on West Fifty-ninth Street
Two men posing as laborers entered Harry Gall’s pawnbrokers shop at 350 West Fifty-ninth Street while Gall was away. They distracted Mrs. Gall to view knives then used wire tongs to steal a solitaire diamond earrings set worth 100, Tiffany ring 50, and a three stone gypsy diamond ring 75 from the display. They fled before witnesses. Mrs. Gall described one as short and the other tall.
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Harry Gall
West Fifty-ninth Street
Gall
Shell No Armor Can Stop
Toulon April 13 An army officer told a commission of inquiry that the French shell called the P has power unmatched by any existing armor He cited an instance of a shell entering a battleship smokestack and reemerging below the water line The remarks signal alarming assessments of this weapon's destructive capacity
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Toulon
Weds to Dispose of Wealth in Wichita Match
George Harmon aged 76 and Grace Harmon 22 married in Wichita to simplify the old man's wealth transfer. Harmon says the marriage will prevent future legal tangles and ensure his fortune passes to Grace without complication.
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Wichita
Kan
George Harmon
Grace Dawson
Harmon
May Sue The Outlook Over Roosevelt Article
Secretary W. B. Killingbeck of the New Jersey Socialist Party says legal steps will be taken against The Outlook Publishing Company of New York over an article about the Socialist movement. A resolution was passed to refer the matter to the National Committee for action. The complaint targets reflections on Socialist members, not the party’s political stance.
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W. B. Killingbeck
New Jersey
Socialist Party
Newark
Outlook Publishing Company
New York
Roosevelt
National Committee
Killingbeck
Five Hungarians Dead in Granville Cave-In
Five Hungarian workers including Michael Fosky Simeon Topeka Thaddeus Dewik Steve Saultes and George Kayman were killed in a Granville slate quarry collapse. Five others escaped harm as slate and frost caused the ground to slide burying bodies under five to forty five feet of rock.
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Troy
N. Y
Michael Fosky
Simeon Topeka
Thaddeus Dewik
Steve Saultes
George Kayman
Owen W. Owne
Granville
Edwards Blocks Graft Move At Street Cleaning Dept
Commissioner Edwards announces a reorganization of the final Disposition force with 41 Dump Inspectors and 38 Assistant Dump Inspectors reassigned. He says permanent postings created collusion, vows to close gaps and improve the department. He and Deputy Commissioner Hogan pursue snow-removal graft cases in Brooklyn for Kings County Grand Jury.
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Edwards
Hogan
Brooklyn
Kings County Grand Jury
Turkish Revolt Tops Istanbul as Cabinet Falls
Thousands of mutinous troops surrounded the Parliament in Constantinople demanding Hilmi Pasha's cabinet resignation. Tewfik Pasha named Grand Vizier as Ahmed Riza faces danger, and the League of Mohammed backs the mutiny amid reports of the marine minister wounded and the justice minister killed.
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Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
London Times
Ahmed Riza
Edhem Pasha
Chamber of Deputies
Turkish capital rocked by protest against government
In Constantinople on April 13 troops guarding the Parliament front confronted the Committee of Union and Progress and the Ministry. The violent show of force led to widespread unrest as soldiers voiced opposition to the ruling authorities.
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Committee of Union and Progress
Jemiyeti Mohammedieh
League of Mohammed
First Army Corps
Sofia
Stamboul
Parliament House
Daily Mai: Telegraphs
Bulgaria
Turkey
Constantinople
Ministry
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NEW Oil Company
James P. Whitla
Patten
L. Stettheimer
Cliff
Aero Navigation Company
Engineer
F. H
Mary Page
Upland Hunt
Explorers
Dr. Anderson
Mr. Stefansson
Spencer's
Igee New Bisight
New Brunswick
Canadian Pacific
THE
Outlook
Sition
Young Turks
Reactionary League of Mohammed /s
Koran
London
Hilmi Pasha
Young Turk Party
Vienna
Standard
Constantinople Committee of Union and Progress
Ahmed Riza Pasha
Hassan Fehmi Effendi
Serbesti
Frankfurter Zeitung
Vilayet
Uskub
Dibra
Albania
Sultan
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