President Denies Postal Conspiracy in Full Disclosure
The President calls a New York paper’s “colossal conspiracy” claim in the Post Office Department silly and absurd. He believes the ongoing Bristow investigation is being pursued vigorously and impartially and will publish Bristow’s findings in full when ready, with no delay. He warns against distorting or concealing facts and vows nothing will be withheld from the public.
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Speedo
New Loris Times
Washington
New York
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Bristow
Machen Implicated in Mail Pouch Bribe Scheme
Special to The New York Times reports Baltimore witnesses linking August W. Machen to bribery in the mail pouch contract and mail box fastener deals. Witnesses describe payments to McGregor Upton and Machen through Smith and discuss bid guidance and cash payments. The case centers on alleged improper influence and hidden payments across several years in the Postal Service investigation.
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Washington
Baltimore
Thomas W. McGregor
Kilsworth Upton
August W. Machen
Machen
FE. Smith
Frew
Upton
Smith
Treasury
McGregor
Department
Theyyere
Bristow
Gregor
A. W. Machen
Maeney
Cook
Eneugh
Patent Office
Wilkett
Adrian
Mich
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Lorenz
Groff
van Cott
New -York
Ste
New York Office Cites Crusade Against Potential Abuses
An urban office in New York announces a drive to correct possible abuses across agencies. The initiative seeks oversight improvements and stronger enforcement measures. Local officials emphasize accountability and transparent procedures to protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Van Cott Denounces Government Probe as Monumental Lie
Postmaster Van Cott rejected reports that the federal government is investigating the local Post Office and his son Richard, superintendent of delivery. He asserted inspectors are common in the building and defended Richard’s public duties against claims he neglects them for private business. He praised Richard’s loyalty and noted his own role benefits from having a son in charge of borough operations.
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van Cott
Richard
van Cotts
Mr. van Cott
Charles W. White
Mr. White J
Manhattan
Bronx
He Ichard
Filipino outlaw Faustino Guillermo captured in Rizal Province
Manila reports the constabulary captured Faustino Guillermo in Rizal Province. He is described as Luzon’s most famous lawman killer, who offered a bribe to deserters, with negotiations continuing after a trap ensnared him. He is noted as a former Spanish guerrilla leader involved in murders and robberies.
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Manila
Rizal
Faustino Guillermo
Luzon
Guillermo
Ger
Consular Reports Bureau Changes in Washington
Secretary Cortelyou appoints James C Monaghan as editor of the consular reports and bureau of foreign commerce to be moved to the Department of Commerce and Labor on July 1. Frederick Emory, longtime head, remains in the State Department leading a new bureau linked to the Consular Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse
Cortelyou
James C. Monaghan
Commercial Department
University of Wisconsin
Consular Service
Bureau of Foreign.Commerce of the State. Department
Department, of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Frederick Emory
Bureau of Foreign Ehigerst
State de Partment
State Department
Troops Deployed to Morenci Amid Miners Strike
Gen. Baldwin orders three troops of the Fourteenth Cavalry from Fort Grant and two from Fort Huachuca to Morenci Arizona to reinforce civil authorities during the miners strike. The President directs restraint before drastic action and to call on the Twelfth Cavalry if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baldwin
Department of
Belyord
Twelfth Cavalry
Molrend
Apportionment for Militia Totals 39 Percent of 2 Million
War Department announced provisional apportionment of 39 percent of the $2,000,000 appropriation for arming and supplying the militia. The distribution lists amounts for each state and territory including New York California Pennsylvania and Texas with several others. A portion was arbitrarily assigned to Porto Rico and removed from the appropriation.
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Washington
War Department
New Hampshire
Alabama
Arkansas
New
Jersey
California
York
Colorado
North Carolina
Connecticut
North Dakota
Delaware
Onia
Florida
Texas
Kansas
Kentucky
Vermont
Louisiana
Virginia
Maine
Maryland
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Arizona
Dist. of
Columbia
Mexico
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Peter Ase
Porto Rico
Naval Cadet selections report for admission at Annapolis
June 11 192? Naval Academy announces candidates who passed medical and mental exams and must report for duty. States listed include California Illinois Iowa Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin among others with multiple names per state.
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Annapolis
Iit
Naval Academy
Academy
California
R. A- Theobald
Illinois
S. ©. Greig
Iowa
Chester
E_ G Kittel
A. l. Atkins
Ohio
A. S.farquhar
Rhode Island
Philip Seymour
Farmer Mistakes Wife for Chicken Thief in Commack Accident
Joseph Girard a Commack farmer fired his double barrel shotgun at what he thought was a thief in the poultry yard. He wounded his wife in both ankles as she slept, the incident occurring early this morning amid concerns about chicken thieves. The injuries may require amputation of both feet.
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Joseph Girard
Commack
Girard
Northport
L. A
NY Law School Grants Law Degrees and Awards Prizes
The twelfth annual New York Law School commencement at Carnegie Music Hall honored 132 Bachelor of Laws graduates and eight Master of Laws. Dean George Chase presided with Justice James Fitzgerald delivering the address. Prizes were awarded to Keith Carr and Matthew Wood among others for outstanding essays, with remarks on Emma Willard and women’s advancement by the speaker.
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New York Law School
Carnegie Music Hall
George Chase
James Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
William A. Alcock
Joseph Allman
George B. Astley
Stephen Barker
A. Christian de Fred. Belts
Dominick P. Benson
Samuel A. Berger
EH J. Blair
Morris Blau
Eugene D. Boyer
Andrew A. L. Boy
Charles S. Brand
Rudolph A. T
John FP. Broomell
F. X. Brenan
AM James F. Brown
John B. Brown
Charles 8. Butler
Thomas J. Canty
Reid L. Carr
A. B
Howard Carter
E. T. Casebolt
William M. Clark
B. Conable
Frank L. Cooke
E. E. Gerard J. Cuoco
Millard H. Davis, Jr
Alfred T. de Forest
Paul J. Donnelly
John J. Donovan
J. L. Dougherty
J. E. Downing
B. L
James F. Driscoll
Sidney W
Charles L. Grad
James H. Griffith
J A. B. Lyman
D. Hall
B. C. Hamburg
Elroy Headley
William F. Headley
Percy Helliger
Isham Yon
A. James B .Henney
A. Otto Henschel
Charles L. Hepburn
Lester S Holmes
A. Walter BE. Hope
AB Frederick B. Hovey
Edwin C. Irion
G. E. Jenkinson
George .W. Cummings
E. M. Hawkins
R. H. Hibbard
Solomon J. Freud
City College graduates list at Carnegie Hall ceremony
The 19 graduates of the City College of New York will receive baccalaureate degrees at Carnegie Hall on June 15. Names include Leo Abrams, Edmund Altschul, Jacob Anderson, Charles Austin, Rudolph Becker, Louis Bergeron, Max Cantor, Bernard Cohen, Robert Cohen, and many others.
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The
College of the ‘City of
New York
Carnegie Hall
Leo Db. Abrams
Joseph
Altschul
Edmund G. Anderson
Jacob’ L. Applebaum
M. Leon Arnowitz
Charless. Austin
J. Irving Barnett
Rudolph C. Becker
Maxine L. Bergeron
Louis K. Berman
Samue Blumberg
Alfred C. Bogler
Walter A. Borkhund
Evie Burkstrom
A. Bostroem
Robert B. Brodie
David E. Bronstein
John D. Catrad
Max A
Samuel Friedman
Maurice H. Frumberg
Isidor Glotzer
William S. Gluck
Abraham K. Goldberg
Sanuel J. Goldberg
David Goldwasser
Siznen C. Grudberg
Julius, Hahn
Jacob E. Halperin
Gustav HH. Heidgerd
Jacob Heiman
Maurice C. Henriques
Herman
G. Hilker
Henry J. Hornidge
Samuel
Horow
W. Ralph Wiveskhay
Charles Kroll
Sol. Kronberg
Charlies W. Laffin
Benjamin Leder
Max J.C. Landis
Alexander Levene
Charles H. Levy
Joseph A. Levy
George Lewis
Elias Lieberman
Israel Lipowitz
Maurice J. Lippman
Joseph Loew
Norbert Lyons
Albert J. McMullen
Robert W. Maloney
Abraham Mandelstam
Samuel S. Marcus
Bertram L. Marks
James F.H. Marshall
F. Warren Meighan
William Michaelis
Louis Miller
Jacob O. Mittleman
Abraham Monosowitz
Justin H. Moore
Charles Morris
Abraham Moses
Henry C. Moses
Gabriel RK
Mrs Sage Advises Girls at Emma Willard Banquet
Mrs Russell Sage spoke at the Emma Willard School banquet after resolving differences with the school’s principal. Her Troy visit followed commencement exercises and she returned home this afternoon.
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New York Times
Troy
N. Y
Russell Sage
Emma Willard School
West Point Graduation Lists 94 Graduates at Ceremony
United States Military Academy held its commencement with 94 graduates. The first ten star graduates were assigned to the Engineer Corps. Attending dignitaries included Gen Miles Gen MacArthur Gen Grant Gen Chaffee Gen Scho field and Gen Brooks. Secretary Root delivered diplomas and a portrait of Major Gen Hooker was presented in Memorial Hall.
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West Point
United States Military Academy
Engineer Corps
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Leeds
Massachusetts
Fiske
New York
M. C. Tyler
North Dakota
Telford
Utah
Grant
Schley
Georgia
L. H. Brown
Missouri
W. H. Rose
Pennsylvania
F. Williams
Maryland
Miles
Chaffee
Schofield
Gen. Brooks
Herbert Shipman
David B. Henderson
Board of Visitors
Col. Mills
Academy
Odell on Fusion Outlook in Fall Campaign
Gov. Odell remained in town visiting the Quarantine hospital and islands with Dr. Doty and later spoke at the Fifth Avenue Hotel about a brighter Fusion outlook for the fall. He forecast an increasingly favorable chance of a Fusion mayoral win and planned meetings with Republican leaders, including Senator Platt, before Washington.
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Odell
Dr. Doty
Governor Flower
Randall's
Ward's Islands
Fifth Avenue
Platt
Washington
Wall Street Reverses Decline as Stocks Rally Broadly
Stock market recovers from six months of slump with widespread gains. Major issues rise 1 to 4 points, with York railroad shares among leaders and Foreign buyers in London, Berlin, and Amsterdam boosting demand. Rumors swirl of Gould Rockefeller ties to Pennsylvania Railroad as buyers accumulate.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Baltgnore
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Norfolk
Pan Handle
Nnts
American Coal
Allis-Chalmers
American Hide and Leather
Ann Arbor
Butterick
Wheeling
Lake Etie
Westinghouse Manufacturing
United States Realty
Norfolk and Western
Nickel Plate
International Pump
Iowa Central
London
Berlin
Amsterdam
Europe
Rothschild
Financial
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Otl
Goal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Oil
Goulds
Gould-Rockefeller
Rockefeller-Gould
Knapp Renominated Assemblyman at Clinton County GOP
At the Clinton County Republican Convention in Plattsburg H Wallace Knapp of Movers was renominated for Assemblyman. Jesse W H Holcombe of Rouse's Point was renominated for County Clerk. Henry T Kellogg was chosen as a delegate to the Judicial Convention in Saratoga June 15. A resolution backed renominating Supreme Court Justice John M Kellogg of St Lawrence County.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Clinton County
H. Wallace Knapp
Movers
Jesse W. H. Holcombe
Rouse's Point
Henry T. Kellogg
Saratoga
Supreme Court
John M. Kellogg
St. Lawrence County
Woman survives mob assault in Tennessee crime
Mrs Isaac Poore wife of a Washington County farmer was attacked by Adam Jackson of Charlotte North Carolina. A mob hanged him briefly until deputies intervened. He confessed and is jailed in Jonesborough. Mrs Poore is reported critically ill with possible death.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Isaac Poore
Washington County
Adam Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
Jonesborough
Poore
Saloon Robbery in Patterson Nets $1200
Two masked men robbed Max Munzer at his saloon on Straight Street in Patterson New Jersey this morning taking $1200 from the safe. Munzer, who had drawn the money from the bank for payroll, was forced at gunpoint to surrender the cash before the robbers fled. Police were alerted immediately but have yet to find the culprits.
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Munzer
Roebling Company Plans Five Day Week Amid Slump
Ferdinand W. Roebling of the John A. Roebling Sons Company says the firm with 4,000 workers is weighing operating the plant five days a week due to a lack of orders. Plans for two major expansions are being abandoned.
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Roebling Company
Trenton
N. J
Ferdinand W. Roebling
John A. Roebling Sons Company
Summer Reading Number of The New York Times Saturday Review of Books
The enlarged 32 page Summer Reading issue offers diverse topics and extensive critical reviews by notable contributors. It features signed and unsigned articles on current literature, including works on Macbeth, Julius Caesar portraits, Mutual Aid, social evolution, and varied French and German books, with coverage of poetry and fiction.
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NEW York Times Saturday Review OF Books
John Corbin
John White Chadwick
Wolf von Schierbrand
Christian Gauss
Lehigh University
Barnet Phillips
Arles
Mary Lamb
M. Hugues le Roux
America
Clark Russell
Capt. Casserly
China
Rothschild on American stocks a London viewpoint
Lord Rothschild told an Associated Press representative that European selling did not drive American stock declines. He cited London and New York orders, large investments from wealthy financiers, and that European buyers did not distrust American securities. He noted American sellers and foreign capital shifting funds to U.S. markets amid the downturn.
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London
Lord Rothschild
Associated Press
America
Europe
New
New York
Speyers
Yerkes
Morgan
Schwab
Tednesday
Londor
Speyer & Co
Speyer
James Speyer
Pp. Morgan &Co
Ramsey Denies Goulds Seek Rail Line Control
Joseph Ramsey Jr. denies New York reports that the Goulds aim to take control of the Pennsylvania and Baltimore Ohio railroads. He says such claims are untrue regarding the Reading and Erie as well, and notes the Wabash is focused on large ongoing projects.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Raillroad Company
Goulds
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Reading Railroad
Erie
Wabash
Bank presidents vanish as Birmingham banks fail
In Birmingham, two Bessemer banks, the Bessemer Savings Bank and the Bank of Commerce, failed to open as president T J Cornwell of the savings bank is said to have fled. Judge Senn named George H Stevenson receiver for the savings bank while Tom O Smith was appointed receiver for the Bank of Commerce. The savings bank faced liabilities around 285000 with about 230000 in deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bessemer Savings Bank
Bank of Commerce
Bessemer
T. J. Cornwell
Senn
Savings Bank
George H. Stevenson
Cornwell
Tom O. Smith
Bessemer Bank Closes. President Cornwell Sends Final Notes
The Bessemer Savings Bank closes as a precautionary measure amid a shortage. President Cornwell left three notes blaming the loss on a $42,000 legitimate business deal, exonerating officers and stating he may wander or face mining convict life. Deposits included merchants and mill workers. City of Bessemer faces $17,000 loss.
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Cornwell
Cockrell
Bessemer
Date Set for Conklin's Execution
The Court of Appeals fixed the week of July 27 for the execution of Patrick Conklin of New York City for the murder of his wife. The ruling was affirmed by the court on Tuesday.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Patrick Conklin
New York City
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