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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

5

Lodge Urges Union of Nations For Lasting Peace

Henry Cabot Lodge told Union College graduates that disarmament is unrealistic without a united, capable force behind peace. He argued nations must pool power to deter aggression and maintain democracy without seeking conquest. The college awarded degrees to four Civil War veterans who left studies to serve.

Union College Inectady, N. Y Henry Cabot Lodge Xereises Ion College Lodge Eed Singie United Nations Earth the College

Regents Accept Mayo Founda tion Offer for Rochester Medical Courses

In Minneapolis on June 9 the University of Minnesota Board of Regents unanimously adopted a sub committee report to establish graduate medical instruction in Rochester with the Mayo Foundation for medical education and research. The board approved entering into a legal agreement governing the foundation relationship after accepting the $1 500 000 offer.

Minneapolis Minn Board of Regents University of Minnesota Rochester Mayo Foundation For Medical Education and Research

Death of Dr William R Ware Emeritus Architect and Educator

Dr William Robert Ware, Professor Emeritus of Architecture at Columbia University, died at Milton Massachusetts aged eighty four. A prominent American architect he taught at MIT and the Lawrence Scientific School before joining Columbia, helped design works for the Pan American Exposition, and held fellowships with the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

William Robert Ware Columbia University Milton Mass Ite Harvard Boston Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lawrence Scientific School Ssi Columbia Eimeritus Ware American Academy of Arts and Sciences Royal Institute of British Architects

Siegel Depositors Face Grand Jury Over Settlement

The Grand Jury opened an inquiry into why the Siegel Depositors accepted a $150000 settlement deemed substantial by Justice Clarke. If approved, Siegel could avoid a ten month jail term. if not, he faces serving the sentence. Depositors’ committee members Adolf Schwartz and Adolf Muller testified, with others to appear.

Grand Jury Siegel Depositors’ Committee Siegel Supreme Court Clarke Livingston County Perkins Adolf Schwartz Conmman Adolf Moller Henry Huagemater John Wing Emmeline Baker Edward A. Doyle Arthur Co. Train William Henkel, Jr

Writers' Bulletin Bankrupt Case Filed

Hannia Jordan Publishing Company owner Mo desto Hannis Jordan filed for bankruptcy at 32 Union Square. Liabilities total 13 122 with principal creditor John B Wentworth owed 6 700 for loans and services. Assets include 229 in accounts nine copyrights and the publication's mailing list. The firm issued booklets including One Hundred Ways to Make Money by Writing.

Writers’ Bulletin Hannia-Jordan Publishing Company Union Square Modesto Hannis Jordan John B. Wentworth Cone

Sewell Widow's Will Filed for Probate

The will of Sarah van Vorst Sewell widow of Robert Sewell NY lawyer died at Rye estate last week was filed for probate today with Surrogate Sawyer. It is believed property worth 250000 dollars passes to son Cornelius with 10000 dollars to son Robert Sewell at Feastover Rye.

Robert Sewell New York Times White, Plains N. Y Sarah van Vorst Sewell New York Rye Sawyer

Schwab Denies Bids for Cramp Shipyard Firm

Reports claimed Charles Schwab sought control of the William Cramp & Sons shipbuilding company in Philadelphia. He rejected the bids and said he did not want the firm, noting his shipbuilding holdings are already ample.

Pacific Coast Schwab William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Philadelphia

Germans Move To Acquire Control Of Key U S War Munitions Firms

Reports in The Times outline German government overtures to buy 51 percent of Bethlehem Steel Winchester Repeating Arms and Cramp Shipbuilding to gain control of war munitions. Bankers doubt $25 million could cover such a purchase. funding would likely require a loan or private arrangements. Charles M Schwab associates see private deals as possible though fraught with personal influence and opposition.

Bethlehem Steel Corporation TIMES Hethlehem Steel Corporation Winchester Repeating Arms Company Cramps Shipbuilding and Engine Company Germany Treasury Union Metallic Cartridge Cramp Bethlehem Sal Steel Sankers Stock Exchange Haltbarten & Company Nassau Street

Bethlehem Steel control and Schwab stock holdings debated

Reporters note Charles Schwab and associates likely own a majority of Bethlehem Steel, or control it through preferred and common shares held in name or by brokerage houses. Estimates place preferred at 150,000 shares and common at 150,000. Schwab’s influence measured by shares and brokerage blocks, with prices hinting at market manipulation risks amid German wartime concerns.

Bethlehem Steel United States Steel Corporation Bethlehem Company Schwab Halle & Stieglitz Reech, Loew & Company J. 8. Bache & Company Stock Exchange Minixi

Arctic relief ship sails on Crocker Land search cruise

The schooner George B. Cluett of the Grenfell Association sailed from East Twenty-first Street up the East River on the first stage of a voyage to locate the Crocker Land Expedition of July. Captain H C Pickles leads with James Winters as first mate and six crew members plus a Newfoundland dog. Br O Hovey and Captain George Comer will join in Boston to supervise the relief mission for the Museum of Natural History. The vessel carries an eighty horse power Kaseline engine and measures 21 cross tons, 115 feet long and 27 feet beam.

George B. Cluett Grenfell Association East Twenty-first Street East River Crocker Land American Museum of Natural History H. C. Pickles James Winters Er. O. Hovey George Comer Museum of Natal History Boston

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