Industry A Peace Problem
Dr. Lee Galloway of New York University urged a national system for technical education of employees, as essential to postwar industrial readiness. Speaking to the National Commercial Gas Association, he warned that industrial reorganization must occur after the war, with high profits adjusted and management aligned to avoid unprecedented labor opposition.
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Lee V Galloway
New York University
National Commercial Gas Association
Consolidated Gas Company
Fifteenth Street
Irving Place
Galloway
Lawad
Europe
United States
America
Weaverson Admits Affection for Mrs Frame in Alienation Suit
Frederick H. Weaverson testified in the $250000 alienation suit brought by Brownlie Rathbone Weaverson against Mrs. Caroline W Frame. He said his relation with Mrs Frame resembled that of mother and son and admitted kissing her daily. The trial before Justice Gavegan drew a crowd of Mazdaznan followers as Mrs Frame and Weaverson’s wife described their religious ties and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Weaverson
Justice Gavegan
Brownlie Rathbone Weaverson
Caroline W. Frame
Weaverson
Jetmore
Chicago
Fourth Scientist Church
Mr. Weaverson
Big Chief" Meyers
Brooklyns
Lawyer Shapes Seymour Case Over Burns Entry Charge
Chief Magistrate McAdoo reserved decision on whether detective William J. Burns will be held for trial after arguments over Section 553 of the penal law. Assistant District Attorney Johnstone argued Burns violated the law by entering Seymour & Seymour to copy private papers and publish them. James M. Beck contended the section does not cover this act, while Johnstone urged a flexible interpretation. James 8. Seymour condemned Burns and officials for stirring public suspicion against his firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Burns
Seymour & Seymour
McAdoo
Johnstone
Burns
Seymour
J. P. Morgan & Co
James M. Beck
John
Thompson Committee
Appeal to Schiff to Remain Leader of Jewish Affairs
A Montefiore Congregation resolution in Hewitt and Macy Places Bronx urges Jacob H. Schiff not to resign from Jewish leadership. It lauds Schiff as a half century benefactor and condemns attacks on him while appealing for reconsideration and resumed readership. Dr Alexander Basel and Morris Arthur spoke before unanimous approval.
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Jacob H. Schiff
Montefiore
Hewitt and
Macy Places
The
Bronx
Schiff
Alexander Basel
Morris Arthur
Police Seek Missing School Girl Caroline Eberling
The Eberling family asks Queens police to aid in finding fifteen year old Caroline Eberling missing since yesterday. Parents say she is a high student with no known reason for her disappearance and left home for school as usual from 1129 Baker Avenue Dunn ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Eberling
Queens Borough
Henry T. Eberling
Baker Avenue
Dunton
Public opinion favors larger navy reveals 1912 vote
The National Security League analyzes state by state support for expanding the naval bill. It notes 8,291,000 votes in states backing the motion and 6,053,000 against. Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and Iowa offered pivotal defections, while Southern states backed opposition.
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National Security League
House of Representatives
Security League
League
Tllinois
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
Tllinocis
Casey
de Walt
Lechner
Batley
Liebel
Haugen
Good
Ramseyer
Steele
Michigan
Doremus
Beakes
Cramston
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Newark
South Carolina
Oregon
Minnesota
Virginia
Florida
Congress
Independence Day Committee Names Ways and Means Members
George Gordon Battle, chairman of the Mayor's Independence Day Committee, announced the appointment of a Ways and Means Committee including Colonels Ames and Williams, Messrs. Pounds Mathewson Connolly Van Name Hannon Barondess and others, plus Dr. Edward Stitt and Professor Fleck among the listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon Battle
A Ames
Douglas Mathewson
Pounds
Maurice EB. Connolly
Calvin D. van Name
Joseph M. Hannon
Joseph Barondess
Edward W. Stitt
Illiam J. Lee
Irene Lewisohn
Charles R. Lamb
Arthur Williams
Henry T. Fleck
Allan R. Hawley
Earn Hagaman Hall
James Junro
Don C. Seltz
Edward CoFbok
William C. Church
George F. Kunz
Frederia C. Howe
Lyman Sentenced to Eighteen Months in Atlanta Prison
John Grant Lyman was sentenced by Judge Wolverton to eighteen months in the Federal Prison at Atlanta for using the mails fraudulently in his brokerage operation John H Putnam and Co He faced bankruptcy proceedings and asked to delay sentence to aid the receiver in settling his affairs and reimbursing his victims. He previously faced a California sentence for a Panama land scheme and asked to serve both terms.
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John .Grant Lyman
Wolverton
Federal District Court
Atlanta
John H. Putnam & Co
Lyman
Florida
Augustus N
Stanley
Dexter
John W. Putnam & Co
California
Panama
Tanzer Trial Sees Testimony on Osborne Identity
Legal skirmishes marked yesterday's session in Rae Tanzer's Federal case charging false testimony in Safford trial. Witnesses linked Oliver Osborne to James W. Osborne, with Providence records supporting dates. Proceedings paused until Monday to allow further defense preparation.
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Rae Tanzer
Federal District Court
Franklin Safford
Plainfield, N. J
Miss Tanzer
Oliver Osborne
James W. Osborne
William Rand, Jr
Safford
United States Court of Appeals
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Benjamin Slade
Slade
Wolverton
Walter i
Weather Bureau cools fears on Long Beach bathing season
The Weather Bureau responded to Beach real estate interest by noting an ocean current from polar regions keeps water temperature largely independent of local weather. They reported 124 degrees below normal since January 1 and 1.57 inches below average rainfall, contrasting with past year trends.
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Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Atlantic
New York
Navy Aviator Saufley Killed In Endurance Flight
Lieutenant Richard Caswell Saufley, a noted naval aviator, died when his AH-9 fell on Santa Rosa Island Pensacola. He set world records for hydroaeroplanes and altitude and had been leading experimental and training flights. His wife, Helen O'Rear of Kentucky, was in Pensacola at the time.
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Pensacola
Fla
Richard C. Saufley
Santa Rosa Island
Saufley
United States Aeronautical Station
Department of Instruction
New York Times
Washington
Aeronautic Service of
United States
Richard Caswell Saufley
Navy Department
Helen O’rear
Frankfort
E. C. O'Rear
Kentucky
Chicago
Naval
Navy
Gulf of Mexico
Pensaco
Stanford
Micah Saufley
Center College
Danville
Naval Academy
Longworth charges dismissed against Gilligan in Cincinnati
Treasury report finds no foundation to Longworths charges of political discrimination by Internal Revenue Collector Gilligan. The investigation examined affidavits and found storekeeper gauger assignments removals and appointments conducted properly with regard to service interests and without political favoritism.
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Washington
Longworth
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Gilligan
Cincinnati
Treasury Department
Teese
Warwick
John Tyle
Civil Service Commission
Hir
McAdoo
Conference on store teaching by education board and department
A meeting between the Department of Employes and the Board of Education discussed education for store workers. John Martin chaired and noted three active courses: elementary continuation classes for under 16 workers, cooperative part time high school programs with store work weeks, and classes funded by store teachers or the Department Store Education Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Employes
Board of Education
John Martin
Department Store Education Association
Wilson lauds naval bill work by House committee
President Wilson sends a warm letter to Chairman Padgett praising the Naval Appropriations bill work by the House Naval Affairs Committee. He notes the House's thoughtful defense preparation and expresses admiration for the committee's patriotism and leadership.
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House Committee
Padgett
New York Times
Washington
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Woodrow Wilson
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