Treasure Expedition Plans Caribbean Ship of 1200 Tons
Commander Stephen Reynolds leads a Staten Island based 35 member crew aboard a 1200 ton vessel to sluice the Caribbean for buried gold, silver, and jewels. The project includes engineers, a surgeon, and photographers. Reynolds plans three treasure sites with nitroglycerin blasts and divers’ cofferdams while dismissing cautious funders and aiming for summer starts.
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Riots in Panama Vote Leave 2 Dead 18 Wounded
Special Cable reports clashes between police and Chiari party members during Panama municipal elections. Two killed including a boy struck by a stray bullet, eighteen wounded, four officers among them. Rioting quelled by nightfall with US troops guarding the zone. Ramon Valdes appears the victor. Taboga and interior areas saw unrest. Panama Star and Herald plant faced threats, owner appealed to American Legation for protection.
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Night Thompson Sessions Push to Finish by July 1
Frank Moss counsel for the Thompson Committee announced night sessions this week to wrap work by July 1 when testimony ends. The panel has yet to finish questioning August Belmont and other Interborough and BRT directors and Edison officials. Although testimony ends Saturday, additional witnesses may be heard after, including Controller Prendergast, with no new lines of inquiry after July 1, delaying Second District Commission scrutiny.
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Straus Estate Appraisal Totals 3.86 Million Dollars
The estate of Isadore Straus and widow Ida Straus is valued at 3,859,514 dollars after transfer tax appraisal filed by Albert J. Berwind. Sons receive 785,085 each. daughters 418,800 each. Macy’s half-interest valued at 1,150,000. other properties listed include residences at 2724 Broadway and 150 West Nineth Street among multiple parcels. Net estate after debts and expenses totals 3,625,749 dollars.
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Ida Straus
Albert J. Berwind
Herbert
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Percy Straus
Minnie S. Weil
Sarath Hess
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Sheftel
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Thirtieth annual convention of Steam Engineers opens
The thirtieth annual convention and mechanical exhibit of the American Order of Steam Engineers begins today at the Albany Hotel. About two hundred stationary engineers, largely from the Middle Eastern States, will attend. A Merchants' Association committee discussed daylight saving timing at a meeting held in the Woolworth Building.
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Women Endorse Mayor Mitchel on City Charities Fight
Thirty seven prominent New York women sign a letter to Mayor Mitchel pledging aid and endorsement of his stand on orphan asylums. They express support for nonsectarian oversight of public funds, humane care for 2,000 dependent children, and proper guardianship, joining previous male endorsements. Dr Lyman Abbott also notes that state children are owed guardianship and urges city visitation and supervision of charitable institutions.
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Mitchel
Emeline H. Olin
Ruth Twombly
Mary M Irvin
Vera Scott Cushman
Ane TiHffany
Eleanor R. Belmont
Gertrude \. Whitney
Eunice Maynard
Violet Morawetx
Louisa Pierpont Satterlee
Cornelia H. Gerry
Loula Perry Osborn
Virginia Sanger
Beatrice Head
Eimeline Winthrop
Agnes Cromwell
Caroline Metformick Slade
Cornelia Bryce Inechet
Dorothy Whitney Straight
Lillian D. Ward
Grace Vanderbilt
Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch
Elate
Woodward
Beatrice Chanier
Anna Maxwell
Florence M. Rhett
Ruth Morgan
Josephine Griswold
Anne Morgan
Zaldee Bliss
Mary H. Rumsey
Florence J. Kurriman
Mra C Ornelius Vanderbilt
Anne Vanderbilt
Cynthia Burden
Martha Bacon
Virginia
Gildersteeve
Lyman Abbott
Mgr. Dunn
Fraternal Groups Aim to Settle Economic Tangles, U S Senator Says
Durham New York June 25 a U S Senator asserts that brotherhood and fraternal societies can resolve America economic problems and end wars, forecasting lasting peace through organized cooperation across communities and nations.
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N. Y
Brotherhood
America
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