Mellen Leaves New Haven Railroads Upon Orders
President Charles Mellen resigns from the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad and subsidiaries not later than Oct 1 after sustained criticism of management. Directors announced the move at Grand Central Terminal following consideration of the Interstate Commerce Commission Prouty report.
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Grand Central Terminal
Mellen
Stamford
Westport
New Haven
Lels
Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
E. D. Robbins
J. J. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Noth
George F. Baker
William Rockefeller
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
J. P. Morgan & Cor
Yohien
Mellon
New England
Bryan speaks to 3000 at Mountain Chautauqua
Secretary Bryan spoke to about 3000 at Mountain Lake Park delivering The Making of a Man. Col John T. McGraw introduced him calling him the greatest statesman since Gladstone. Bryan accepted critics with humor and highlighted a $250 appearance fee plus half of receipts above $500.
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New York Times
Cumberland
Bryan
Mountain Lake Park
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Gladstone
D Mountain Lake
Reed
Chautauqua
Indicted in Lamar Case Faces Sealed Federal Indictment
Assistant U S Attorney Walter presented the Lamar case to the Grand Jury and an indictment was handed up and sealed. Federal Secret Service Chief Flynn visited Walker on a personal matter as the case remains unsealed until arrests are made. The report notes Section 32 penalties for impersonating a federal officer. Lamar departed Riverside Drive Sunday night and had not returned by Monday night.
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Walter
Federal Grand Jury
David Lamar
William J. Flynn
Federal Secret Service
Ccremianiet
Schrader
Secret Service
Flynn
Mr. Walker
Tate
Judge Hand
Walker
Stephenson
Lamar
Department
Mr. Lamar
Riverside Drive
Burrian Sentenced in Dresden Upheld Believed to Bar U.S. Entry
Americans in Berlin deem the one month imprisonment for Eloping with a married woman will stop Karl Burrian from singing in the United States again. He may face immigration law barring criminals from entry. Burrian remains in Vienna and may face extradition if he does not return to serve.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Karl Burrian
Dresden
Burrian
United States
Vienna
Germany
Five Mine Workers Rescued After 31 Hours in Water
In Eyeleth Minnesota five men entombed by a cloudburst at Spruce mine were rescued after 31 hours neck deep in water. They had tapped a pipe drilled forty feet into the mine to obtain air as rescuers drilled in. Fifteen initially trapped. ten escaped when blasting noises signaling rescue were heard, sliding down a mine cable to safety.
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Eyeleth
Minn
Third Ship for Stefansson to Aid Arctic Expedition
Stefansson has bought a gasoline schooner to assist the explor ing Karluk and Alaska on the far expedition. Bartlett says the Karluk’s steering gear repairs are done and she is ready to sail for the arctic. Mrs. R. Anderson sails from Victoria to Seattle en route to Sioux City. Public Service Cup Co advertises dispensing fixtures for offices and Lily Cups.
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Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Karluk
Victoria
B. c
Robert FE. Bartlett
Arctic
R. Anderson
Dr. Anderson
Seattle
Sioux City
Iowa
Public Service Cup Co
B’kivn
Railroads Turmoil Threatens Nationwide Strike
Union leaders claim eight manager proposed arbitration changes nullify a settlement. Seth Low of the Civic Federation to press managers to drop demands as Wilson and lawmakers weigh the Newlands act and potential arbitration. Leaders warn a strike would halt freight and passenger traffic north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi.
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Elisha Lee
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Wilson
Secretary of State
Representatives
Senate
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Brotherhoods
Low
Newlands
J. W. Lee
Mr. Lee
Dooley Addresses Bryan and Peace in Times Discussion
After a long silence the Sage of Archey Road is prompted by recent events to discuss public questions once more in next Sunday’s Times.
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Archey Road
Sulzer Veto Talks Spotlight Direct Nominations Plea
Albany July 17 The Frawley Committee questioned Senators and Assemblymen under oath about Gov Sulzer using veto power to shape support for his Direct Nominations bill. Witnesses testified he urged reciprocity and favored friends, with several officials recounting conversations where vetoes followed promises of political favors.
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New York Times
Albany
George W. Blake
Frawley
Sulzer
Gov. Sulzer
Spencer G. Prime
Essex County
Prime
Heacock
Patrie
Carlisle
John H. Delaney
Delaney
Assemblyman Sweet
Sweet
Healy
Westchester County
William Rockefeller
Goulds
Frawley Committee
Demand for Truth About Mexico Spreads in Washington
Special to The Times reports that the Wilson administration adopts frank policy on Mexico to clarify U S stance. Amb Ed Wilson is called to Washington as officials seek accurate reports amid rumors of anti American demonstrations and possible Huerta support.
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New York Times
Washington
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TimEs
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Wilson
Mexican
The
Rio Grande
Huerta
Milholland Boissevain says marriage timing caused by cable
Mrs. Inez Milholland Boissevain tells New York Times the date mix up stemmed from a cable to her father in New York. She details secret plans, says no church ceremony, and notes involvement with suffrage discussions and plans to visit Mrs. Pankhurst while offering views on English and American methods. She mentions Marconi relation and second cousin link.
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New York Times
London
Inez Milholland Boissevain
New York
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Griffiths
Registry Office
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Dad
Amsterdam
Holland
England
America
Auto Crushes Mrs Curtis in Greenwich Collision
Mrs. George H. Curtis of New York and her 17 year old daughter Edith Adams were injured when their car collided with a car owned by Elon Huntington Hooker. Mrs Curtis suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries and was not expected to live. Miss OBrien and the Hooker chauffeur were uninjured. Both cars were traveling about 35 miles per hour.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
George H. Curtis
East Seventyfifth Street
New York
Edgewood Inn
Elon Huntington Hooker
Progressive Party
Mary V. O'Brien
Hooker
Curtis
Edith Adams
R. F. Adams
Seventy-sixth Street
Adams
Exchange Seat Sale Marks Bear Market at NYSE
A NYSE membership transfer from Coats, held 29 years, to Emile de Pianque of Pianque Stern was announced for 37000 dollars, after a recent 1900 dollar drop. The sale reflects a slow market as investor sentiment alternates and Coolidge had delayed selling his seat.
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New York Stock Exchange
Begun at Petrovo in 1912 Horrors Reported by Bulgarians
The article alleges Bulgarian atrocities since 1912 starting at Petrovo, claiming 30,000 slain at Doiran and mass burnings in mosques to bagpipe music. It quotes royal descriptions of new tortures and asserts widespread desolation with consuls held for ransom and destruction of a tobacco company.
Ordered by the Officers Not the Work of Camp Followers
Salonicca dispatch reports Greece Serbia and Montenegro repelling Bulgaria and condemns Bulgarian atrocities. It cites massacres looting and mass outrages against Turkish and Greek populations with villages burned and women outraged during early Balkan War actions.
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Salonika
Servia
Monstenegro
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