Vanderlip replies to Pujo on money trust inquiry
Frank A. Vanderlip, head of the Clearing House Association, challenges the $50,000,000 profit claim from country check collections. He asserts banks incur losses of $2,000,000 to $3,000,000 annually, says profits accrue to country banks, and defends exam and reporting rules of the Clearing House Bank Examiner system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderlip
Clearing -House Association
A. P. Pujo
Banking and Currency
House of Representatives
Vanderlip
Samuel Untermyer
Congressional
Untermyer
Pujo
Clearing House Committee
New York
National City Bank
New York City
Clearing House Bank Examiner
Clearing House
Clearing House Bank
Chicago Clearing House Association
Walsh Bank
Chicago
New York Association
Clearing Home Committee
Lunatic loiters through Marlborough House in royal residence
William Woodley a 40 year old escapee from Norwich breached Marlborough House bypassing guards and climbed a wall. He slept in a first floor bedroom with Princess Victoria present but caused no violence before being discovered by a housemaid at 7 40 am and seized by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marlborough House
Queen Alexandra
William Woodley
Norwich
Princess Victoria
Woodley
Canine Germs to Halt Age Says Metchnikoff Theory
Paris June 10 Prof Metchnikoff reports in a Science Academy communique that dogs may help prevent senile decay by supplying sugar to the gut via a microbe glycobacter. He notes intestinal poisons from indols paenols drive aging and that a diet including meat sour milk vegetables fruit and bread with canine bacteria reduced these poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke Times
Paris
Metchnikoff
Academy of Sciences
Pasteur Institute
Prof
Waiters Riot in Vain at Waldorf Astoria
A large disruption by striking waiters outside the Waldorf Astoria interrupted a German fleet dinner. Police formed a strong-arm squad to arrest about 100 demonstrators, with 42 jailed after multiple raids as order was restored by 10 PM. Inside, German officers dined unimpeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorff-Astoria
Lieut. Becker
Thirtieth Street
Waldo
Waldorf-Astoria
McElroy
West Thirtieth Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fortyfourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Waldorf
Lahey
Astor Court
Ligur
Becker
Astor
Joseph Elster
New York City
Gaynor
Bryant Hall
the Waldorf
John Clark
Mrs. Rose
Stokes
John Perris
West Thirties Street
Atterbury Not In Jail After Bail Granted
W H Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad was released on 1500 bail after a morning hearing in Radnor for the Sunday crash that killed Mrs Mary Madden and injured Hugh Tague at Villanova. Coroner action pending. Tague expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary B. Madden
Hugh Tague
Villa Nova
Justice of the Peace
Buckland
Radner
Atterbury
Wayne
Haskell
Carr
Squire Buckland
Yale Students Step In as Hotel Taft Waiters
Sixty seven waiters at the Hotel Taft strike over working conditions at supper time. Yale students volunteered to replace them and many offered to take the jobs. The town celebrated as the hotel became a center of notable activity and speculation about the strike’s outcome spread nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Yale
Vanderbilt Webb
Our Last Fight With England A Century Ago
A preview item recalls stirring land and sea incidents from the war described as memorable. The piece invites readers to read more in next Sunday’s Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Transport Unions Call Nationwide Strike
More than 200,000 dockers lightermen firemen and carters nationwide join the Transport Workers Federation in a national strike after London shipowners reject government end to the Port of London strike. Seamen and Firemen's Union remains aloof amid leadership disputes. Cabinet to meet as unions seek bond guarantees to uphold agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Port of London
Transport Workers’ Federation
London Morning
Seamen’s and Firemen’s Union
London ship owners reject government compromise in labor dispute
London ship owners refuse the government proposed settlement with transport unions and urge a general stoppage. Federation leaders telegram with calls to action expect limited worker response, though Newcastle reports no strike while Manchester shows pro strike sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Federation Council
Rob A. Williams
Harry Gosling
Newcastle
Peter Miller
Aniong
Manchester
Havre Strike Widens As 1500 Seamen Quit
Havre reports the strike spreading from the France crew with about 1500 sailors out and the port nearly tied up. Passengers are being refunded while bluejackets may be sent to man the France. The St Louis is expected with sailors to transfer, and the Basse Terre also lacks a crew risking the Haiti voyage of the Quebec unless the government acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
France
Steamship Company
St. Louis
Basse-Terre
Quebec
Haiti
Man sues for breach of promise then weds his accuser
Michael Dwyer a 23 year old of Jamaica Queens filed a breach of promise suit for 5000 dollars plus 1000 dollars for wedding costs claiming Catherine Frank daughter of Mr and Mrs James Frank of Brooklyn promised to wed him. He later married her after entering her Atlas Avenue Jamaica home to discuss the case. Catherine Frank said they were already married and offered him a compliment. The case proceeded with no attorney for Frank and later the parties reportedly reconciled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dwyer
Chichester Avenue
Jamaica
Queens
Catherine
Dau Hter
James Frank
Atlaetic Avenue
Brooklyn
D& Dwyer
Jamai
Canner
Canter
Dwyers
Ratula
Ana Misa Frank
Sparagiot
Dwyer
Frank
Southampton to Dar es Salaam: White Star Line Cruise Update
Shipping brief from Wireless Mt 1 reports a Southampton departure for Dar es Salaam route at 9 PM due December 12. Unclear details mention White Star Line ship and schedule, with fragmented notations likely indicating arrival and mile markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless
Southampton
Dar Aa
White Star
Senate backs move to oust Gen Wood from Chief of Staff
The Senate approved the Army Appropriation bill conference report by 27 to 24 and barred officers with less than ten years line service from becoming Chief of Staff after March 4. Major Gen Leonard Wood would be affected, while Gen Goethals and Funston faced similar limits, amid debate over Stimson's War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Senate
Administration
Army
Leonard Wood
Fred C. Ainsworth
Stimson
Warren
Fort A. Russell
Russell
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Russell
War Department
Senator Lodge
Senator Root
Lodge
N Funston
Root
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal
Warrett
Bourne
Catron
Chamberlain
Crawford
Culberson
Cullom
Dillingham
Fletcher
Foster
Gronna
Lorimer
Moumber
McLean
Martin
Martine
Myers
Oliver
Overman
Page
Perkins
Shively
Simmons
Swanson
Tillman
Wermina
Brad
Briatays
Ura
Con
Ley
Ristow
Bryan
Burton
Chilton
Cummins
Hitchcock
Johnson
Johnston
Jones
Percy
Poindexter
Rayner
Reed
Smith
Ee Smoot
Stephenson
Thornton
Works
House
James Hay
House Military Committee
Wood
Hay
Leniency Granted to Suffragettes in Britain
In London on June 10 1913 Home Secretary Reginald McKenna shortened sentences of Emmeline Pankhurst and Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence from long terms to six months as first class misdemeanors. The move aims to ease enforcement while prolonging the suffrage agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Puffragettes
Roginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Seon
Onan
Reward to Carpathias Crew for Titanic Rescue
The Cunard Company accepts White Star’s tribute to the Carpathia crew with Captain Rostron receiving 500 dollars, Surgeon McGee, Purser Brown, and Chief Steward Hughes 250 dollars each, and all other crew members one month’s pay. Cunard does not seek salvage or reimbursements for taking survivors to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
White Star Line
Cunard Company
Cunarder
Carpathia
Rostron
McGee
Brown
Hughes
Cunard Line
New York
Turkeys trot tragedy claims young dancer in Atlantic City
Agnes E Day, 22, died after dancing the turkey trot with friends in her home. A sudden severe pain in her right side struck her, she swooned and died before doctors arrived. Doctors found an internal hemorrhage from a ruptured blood vessel as the cause. She had recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Agnes E. Day
Lawyer Sues Judge Landis for 500000 in Chicago
William J. Ammen, counsel for George F. Harding in a Standard Oil related suit, sues Judge Kenesaw M. Landis for 500000 damages. Ammen alleges the judge called him a coward in open court and accused him of being influenced by Levy Mayer. The suit stems from a writ filing incident and a long running Corn Products Refining Company case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Wiliam J. Ammen
Supreme Court
George F. Harding
Standard Oil Company
Corn Products Refining Company
Court of Appeals
Ammen
Landis
Levy Mayer
Pitt Pleads Guilty To Forged Bills Of Lading
Baltimore grain broker Pem broke W Pitt, arrested in Naples after a long chase, pleaded guilty in Criminal Court to forging bills of lading totaling over 200000. Judge Billiott suspended sentence. Pitt claimed he aimed to repay losses and asked mercy for his mother wife and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pembroke W. Pitt
Naples
Italy
Billiott
Pitt
Berlin to Vienna Air Race Winner Helmuth Hirth Flies Solo
German aviator Helmuth Hirth won the Berlin to Vienna air race carrying a passenger Liett Schoeller of the German Army. The pair completed 330 miles in 6 hours 36 minutes actual flying time. Austrian Lieutenants Blasche Miller Csakay and Bergmann were forced to land en route. Csakay led the Austrian competitors on the first leg before landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Berlin
Imperial Aviation Society
Austrian Aero Club
Helmuth Hirth
Liett
Schoeller
Hirth
Blaschke
Miller
Csakay
Bergmann
Breslau
Altvatorountain
Oravia
America
Niles Ends Endurance Flight In Bath Trial
Rochester June 10 Charles Niles stayed aloft in Bath from 6 30 to 10 o clock in an endurance flight covering about teen miles. The report notes he remained commanded and completed the tentative test with steady flying efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Bath
Charles Niles
Les
Thorhas
Roosevelts Indiana Setback After Taft Delegates Seated
Chicago dispatch reports a bad day for Colonel Roosevelt as the Republican National Committee seated four Taft delegates at large from Indiana, with eight Taft district delegates also chosen. Taft leads by twelve delegates, and Roosevelt followers show signs of fragmentation amid strong internal criticism of Roosevelt’s fraud accusations.
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Republican National Committee
Indiana
Taft
Thirteenth
Col. Roosevelt
National Committee
William E. Borah
Idaho
United States
Frank B. Kelloggs
Roosevelt
Dixon
Borah
Kellogg
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Money Inquiry
Mr. Pujo
Examiner
Bank
Royal House
Marconi
Prof. Metchnikoff
Waldorf Frrst
the Disturbers
Pennsylvania
Soren
Boyer
Es Jira
TIMES
Transport Workers
Funston and
Goethals
Senator War
Ren
Cunard
Berlin-Vienna
Niles
Borah, Kellogg
Colorado
Healing Machine
Republican Party
Oyster Bay
Kentucky
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