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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1914

Page

3

Wilsons Pacifist Image Challenged In Berlin Talk

Edward M. House, in Berlin, argued to German leaders that President Wilson is a bold, decisive figure who will resist Huerta and work to end Huertaism without war. He portrayed Wilson as a constructive statesman aiming to aid Mexico’s people and establish a peaceful, self-governing post Huerta regime.

Mr. Wilson New York TiMes Berlin Edward M. House of Texas Paris London Gerard Wilson Huerta Cay Col. House

Reed Criticizes Trust Bills In House Action

Robert R. Reed attacks the House passed anti trust measures led by the John Sharp Williams bill. He says the Trade Commission measure may help enforce existing law but the Clayton bill fails to curb trusts and reflects “good trust” advocacy. He argues the bills ignore the Democratic platform’s call for a general interstate corporate law.

Robert R. Reed John Sharp Williams House of Representatives Trade Commission Senate Clayton Standard Oil Standard Oil Offices. It Represents the Success So Far of the ‘Good Trust Carlin Virginia Democratic Party Baltimore House The Wickersham Congress

Perkins House Burglary Alarm Near Riverdale

An excited maid at George W. Perkins home on Independence Avenue Riverdale alerted police to burglars on the estate. Detectives rushed to Riverdale finding no entry but noting flowers stolen from the gardens.

George W. Perkins Independence Avenue 204Th Street Riverdale Iron, Detective Bureau Capt. Scauff Connolly Johnsmeyer Perkins Kauff

New Haven Inquiry Focuses on Westchester Deals

The New Haven inquiry scrutinizes the Westchester connections of the Millbrook Company, detailing stock acquisitions, pricing questions, and payments to Thorne and Perry. Witnesses discuss losses, accounting firm findings, and lack of clarity on specific sellers and prices, while George Miller's deposition remains sought.

Oakleigh Thorne Westchester Port Chester Hnes New Haven Perscent Thorne Perry Mellen Walker D. Hines Jones, Caesar, Dickinson, Wilmot & Co Port Chester Road New York Railroad and Development Company Millbrook Company Hines Mr. Crim Mr. Mellen Morgan Miller Crim McChord Hoffman Miller Interstate Commerce Commission George Macculloch Miller New York, Westchester & Boston Railroad Morristown N. J Rockefeller

Senate considers Federal Trade Commission bill amid Anti-Trust moves

Washington reports that the Senate receives the Federal Trade Commission bill drafted by the Interstate Commerce Committee while the House passes three Anti-Trust bills. Senators Newlands Brandegee Overman and others discuss hearings, amendments, and the timetable for action with plans for summer adjournment and possible additional measures.

New York Times Washington Federal Trade Commission Senate Committee On Senate House Senate Committee On the Judiciary Committee On Overman Committee On the Judiciary Newlands Committee On Interstate Commerce

Scrutiny Plans For Securities Tangle In Senate Hearing

Two new proposals for federal oversight of railroad security issues were discussed at a Senate Interstate Commerce Committee hearing with A P Thom of the Southern Railway. One idea favors a separate expert body to supervise new issues alongside the Interstate Commerce Commission. Thom argued for a finance expert bureau under ICC control rather than two masters. The session also touched on government power to compel rail construction and possible pre emptive federal control of securities to avoid state regulation. Earlier, the U S Chamber urged passage of a federal trust law bill with study of further trust legislation to follow.

Interstate Commerce Committee Trade Commission The Federal Trade Commission Interstate Trade Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Bureau of Corporations Bureau Viva Voce Pomerene Brande- Esc Connecticut Brandegee Federal Reserve Board Washington House Senate New York Times A. P. Thom Southern Railway Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Thom Inter- State Commerce Commission Interstate Commission Them Membe Senator Lippitt Rayburn United States Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce K i. Rhett Charleston Sl. C Cothe Chamber George Rubles New York Na Ek. H. Goodwin Tional Organization

Four Under Arrest for Auto Hold-Up in City

Inspector Faurot pursues suspects after three daylight holdups in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Four men tied to the American Can Company robbery are in custody. one claimant drove the getaway car and kept only $15. Arrests hinge on Kelly’s confession and official affidavits.

Faurot Detective Bureau Manhattan Brooklyn American Can Company John M. Masury & Son Jay Street Malcomb Mobrey McKenzie, Voorhees & Gemlin Broadway Can Company Frederick Kelly East Ith Street Joseph Reardon Fort Schuyler Road Hamilton Avenue Westchester Kelly Pace Rubin Striday Reardon Westcester Paul H. Anderson Longo Mulberry Street

Policeman in confrontation leaves man badly hurt

Henry Ahnemann 50 East Eighty fifth Street was reported in serious condition at Bellevue Hospital after a blow to the head from Sergei Brook of East Fifty-first Street Station. Brook claimed self defense amid a saloon disturbance. Ahnemann required brain surgery for a blood clot.

Sergei East Fifty-first Street Henry Ahnemann East Eighty-fifth Street Bellevue Hospital Ahnemann Sergt Brook First Avenue Fifty-sixth Street Aahnemann and Fredericklebeing West Forty-second Street Herman Forster Avenue A Yorkville Jebeing Forster

Fight at Bakers Picnic Spirals Into Brawl in Bronx Garden

More than 200 members of the Bronx Bakers and Confectioners Union clashed at a Summer night picnic at Niblo's Garden on Third Avenue. A dozen were injured as beer bottles and chairs were used as weapons. Six deputies struggled to control the crowd. August Otto Stein was knocked unconscious and charged Otto Nelson with assault. Ira Hawley was struck by a chair. two ambulances were summoned but no one was hospitalized.

Bronx Otto Stein Intervale Avenue Otto Nelson East 17Th Street Nelson Tremont van Etten Stein Ira Hawley

Five Firemen Overcome In Basement Fire At West 27th Street

Fire at the First Austrian Bent Wood Mfg Co lofts 110 112 West 27th Street trapped Capt William Cozine Hook and Ladder 24 and 4 firemen. They were rescued through the freight elevator shaft and rushed to hospitals. Damages estimated 15000 to 20000 with several injured from fumes and smoke. Proprietors Jacob and Josef Kohn claim heavy losses.

Bent Wood Manufacturing Company Twenty Seventh Street Sixth Seventh Avenues William Cozine Hook and Ladder Company New York Bellevue Cozine Frank Zentsch Frederick Lynch Charles Morrln Alphonse Quinn Engine Company 1 William Donovan Engine Company 19 Quinn Seventh Avenue Twenty-ninth Street John O'Connor West Twentieth Street Dr. Reis White Martin Jacob Jovef Kohn Jacob Kohn

Santo Domingo Fighting Amid Battle and Aid Plea

Washington reports from Santo Domingo that Bordas land forces attacked revolutionists with heavy fighting around San Cristobal and Azua. United States and German aid workers landed to aid Red Cross efforts as casualties surface and talks resume aboard ships for a peace conference.

New York Timea Washington S Russell Santo Domingo Bordas At& Pr. M Ruswell Felien Puerto Plata Red Cross Strassburg United States Castine San Cristobal Azua San Pedro Marconis Russell South Carolina

Raincoat Suspect Arrested in Herald Square Hat Theft

Mrs Mary Dixon of the Bronx was detained after a store detective spotted her wearing a raincoat in warm sun and accused her of stealing an $8.90 hat. Detectives found the hat and other items under the coat and a roll of cash in her purse. Magistrate Barlow set $200 bail for Special Sessions.

Mary Dixon Bathgate Avenue Bronx Herald Square Nora Kennett

Synod Rules Out Music in Churches in United States Canada

Bloomington Ind June 6 The Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of the United States and Canada adopted a report opposing pipe organs pianos and instrumental music in worship. Dr Hf Foster of Omaha argued music corrupts worship while others urged elder guidance for youth meetings.

Bloomington Ind Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of the United States Canada Foster Omaha Neb Committee On Peppert Committee On Young People's Societies Dy Jo McKnight Pittsburgh the Sun

Poisoned candy mailed from Winslow to San Diego

Mrs. George Burk Simmons of Winslow Arizona confessed to sending a box of poisoned candy to Mrs. William H. Dagger and her two daughters in San Diego after unfriendly reports. The candy sickened the daughters. a chemist said two pieces could cause death. Simmons was taken to San Diego tonight.

Richmond Cal George Burk Simmons Winslow Ariz William H. Dagger San Diego Dagg

Mrs Carnegie Gifts $5000 Endowment for Two Beds

Mrs Andrew Carnegie donated five thousand dollars to The Babies Hospital at Fifty fifth Street and Lexington Avenue to endow two beds in memory of her nephew. The gift sustains hospital care and honors a family member.

Mrs

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