Trade Boomers Picked By M Adoo
Secretary McAdoo outlines permanent and visiting committees to advance Pan American trade ties. He names American commissioners, scholars, bankers, and business leaders tasked with harmonizing laws, promoting a gold standard, and arranging Latin American visits. The plan centers on annual conferences and in US group committees to sustain momentum.
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New York Times
Washington
North
South America
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
International High Commission
Latin America
McAdoo
Wilson
Congress
Buenos Aires
Western Hemisphere
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
State Department
John H. Fahey
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Boston
R. Francis
St Louis
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corp
New York
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase Meet Bank of New York
George M. 14S
Continental National Bank of Chicago
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
Get Untermyer
Leo S. Rowe
Philadelphia
American Commission
Treasury Building
Rmanent Pan-American Financial On Trade
Deletes
Uruguay
South
Amerina
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
John Barrett
Pan-Americn Union
United States
Steen
Global business leaders listed by country
A long list of executives and company representatives from Baltimore to Venezuela, naming Gwen Gathright and W. E. Manning among others. The catalog covers leaders from Harbison Gathright, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Goldman Sachs, Western Electric, Ingersoll Rand, American Locomotive Works, Ingersoll Rand, and many more across nations.
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Baltimore
Gwen Gathright
Harbison & Gathright
Louisville
W. E. Manning
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Samuel Sachs
Goldman, Sachs & Co
New York
H. B. Thayer
Western Electric Company
Nicaragua
W. L. Saunders
Ingersoll-Rand Company
James Brews
Brown Brothers
L. O. Harnecker
Singer Manufacturing Company
Peru
John B. Fahey
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Boston
Roger W. Robson
Wiliam Butterworth
Deer & Co
Moline, J
Daniel Guggenheim
American Smeltimg and Refining Com Y
C. Dd. Mitchellident Chattanooga Plow Company
Chattanoo Tenn
Vador
Rowe
First National Bank
Cincinnati
T. H. Given
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Pittsburgh
Elliott H. Goodwin
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Washington
George 8. Mahana
Corn Products Refining Company
Clarence J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Uruguay
A. Wheeler
Union Trust Company
Chicago
H. G. P. Deans
Foreign Department
Merchan Loan and Trust Company
W.S. Kies
The
National City Bank
E. P. Thomas
United States Steel Products Company
Daniel G. Wing
Venezuela
Charles R. Crane
BE. A. Delima
W. Co. Potter
Guaranty Trust Company
J. W. Seligman
William P. Olson
Commercial Museums
Philadelphia
New Haven Strike Averts Brief Delay in Mediation
New Haven Conn June 22 The threatened strike of 1800 freight clerks on the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad has been temporarily averted. Federal conciliator Clifton Reeves said he hoped for a peaceful solution and arranged a conference for tomorrow with road and clerks leaders. W W Hangar assistant mediator of the Labor Department also joins. No word yet from the Clerks Committee.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Clifton Reeves
Reeves
Falls 8 Stories Hitting Man On Broadway Construction Site
Ironworker Joseph Mulligan aged 25 fell from an eighth floor steel girder at 2430 Broadway, striking bricklayer John Garrick 40, as they worked in a building under construction. Both men were taken to Knickerbocker Hospital in serious condition with multiple injuries. Mulligan implored the doctor not to inform his bride of three months.
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Broadway
Joseph Mulligan
West 100Th Street
John Garrick
West Ixty-Seventh Street
Knickerbocker Hospital
Mulligan
Garrick
Taggart Indicted With 127 Others In Indianapolis Case
Indianapolis authorities announce 128 men indicted by a Marion County grand jury on conspiracy to commit felonies tied to the May 5 1914 primary and November 3 1914 election. Thomas Taggart and Mayor Joseph Bell among first to surrender bonds. indictment spans 228 pages with 48 counts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County Grand Jury
George W. Coffin
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Joseph E. Bell
Samuel V. Perrott
Robert W. Metzger
Board of Public Safety
Bell
James A. Collins
Criminal Court
Taggart
Mr. Taggart
Alvah J. Rucker
Don M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Federal Penitentiary
Roberts
Bryan Invited to Series of Debates on Armament
Representative Augustus Gardner of Massachusetts invites William Jennings Bryan to a series of joint debates on increasing the national armament. Gardner emphasizes defense needs and accepts fair challenges, noting previous debates with Morris Hillquist in Carnegie Hall, New York.
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New York Times
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Augustus Peabody Gardner
Massachusetts
Gardner
Mr. Bryan
United States
A. P. Gardner
Bryan
Morris Hillquist
Carnegie Hall
New York
Tax Mixup in Westchester County Court Ruling
Court of Appeals finds Westchester County Tax act unconstitutional in Pelham v Town of Pelham, disrupting tax collection across nineteen towns and twenty four villages. Village taxes may no longer be collected by town receivers, risking millions in assessment rolls and forcing reallocation of taxing powers.
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Court of Appeals
Westchester County Clerk’s Office
Pelham
Man for Death of Brides in Baths Trial Opens
George Joseph Smith goes on trial at Old Bailey for the murders of three women he wed, all found dead in bathtubs. Prosecutor Bodkin details identical deaths of Beatrice Mundy, Alice Burnham, and Margaret Lofty as Smith seeks insurance money. Police traced Lofty’s Bath registry marriage under the name John Lloyd and linked Smith to earlier Portsmouth and Bath marriages.
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London
George Joseph Smith
Old Bailey
Dr. Crippen
Smith
Beatrice Mundy
Alice Burnham
Margaret Lofty
Bodkin
Bow Street Court
John Lloyd
Bath
Lloyd
Portsmouth
ABA Meeting Set for Salt Lake City August Dates
Announcement that the American Bar Association will meet in Salt Lake City on August 17 18 and 19. The Judicial Section opens the sessions, followed by executive committee meetings and the annual address by Willis Van Devanter of the U S Supreme Court. Discussions include uniformity in practice and procedure and how to achieve it.
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American Bar Association
Salt Lake City
Judicial Section
Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
New Subway Connections Near Times Square
The southbound local tracks just north of Times Square were linked to the Seventh Avenue subway early yesterday. After removing a pillar and completing the join, traffic paused 25 minutes with no major disruption. Holbrook Cabot Rollins Corp executed the work as the Seventh Avenue line awaits track laying for months.
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Times Square
Seventh Avenue
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins Corporation
Alderman Boschen Resigns to Join Public Works Boss in Manhattan
Alderman John H. Boschen resigned yesterday to become Assistant Commissioner of Public Works in Manhattan. The vacancy follows Ralph Folks’s promotion to Commissionership. Boschen will earn $4,000 annually and hails from the Twenty third Aldermanic District in Washington Heights.
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John H. Boschen
Yfeterday
Public Works
Manhattan
Ralph Folks
Boschen
Washington Heights
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the American Commission
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Willard Straight
Wall Street
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Cyrus McCormick
International Harvester Company
Frank A. Vanderup
Bolivia
Joseph P. Grace
W. R. Grace & Co
W. F. Bippua
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Federal Trust Company
Frederick H. Eaton
American Power and Foundry Company
E M. Herr
Westinghouse Electric Company
West Pittsburgh
W. H. Lipe
Beechnut Packing Company
Canajoharie
J. G. Vite
J. G. White & Co
Guatemala
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Albn B. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
John Clausen
Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Ruperts
Amsinck & Co
William E. Woodin
American Car and Woundry Company
Honduras
John S. Armstrong
Falls
Democratic National Commit
Teeman
Westchester
FTER
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
NEW York Telephone Company
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Case
Tional
England
Alderman
Colonel Nelson
Kansas City
William Allen White
Nelson
Colliers
Raenold
Constable Co
Shadow
France
Lisle
Ties