Guggenheim Calls for Government Board to Boost U S Industry
Daniel Guggenheim argues for a competent Government Board to study global business conditions, regulate combinations and syndicates, and aid export and domestic industry. He cites German practice with syndicates and government partnership, cites copper market pressures, and urges foreign investment to fuel growth. He also warns against runaway copper prices and praises Alaska’s potential if rail access improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
America
Germany
Agricultural Department of the
United States
England
Fast Time on Long Island Train Sets Record Run
A special Long Island Rail Road train left Penn Station at 7:30 Sunday morning and reached Fort Pond Bay at 9:55, covering 119 miles in 115 minutes. Notables aboard included James Bruce Ismay and Long Island Railroad President Peters as officials tested coastal rail speed. The run averaged 62.087 mph with rapid segments, despite boiler concerns near Amagansett. Ismay and Peters later surveyed the coast by launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Fort Pond Bay
James Bruce Ismay
International Mercantile Navigation Company
Peters
Cage Montauk Point
Ocean Steamships
Manhattan
Manorville
Eastport
Montauk
Amagansett
Hogan
Woodside
Yaphank
Messrs
Ismay and
Bay
Reichmann Trial Nears End In Court
The Reichmann trial continued in the Criminal Branch with testimony from Melville W. Hutchins of the Banking Department. Cross examination focused on contingent liabilities and loan restructurings at Carnegie Trust Company under Reichmann. The judge and defense pressed for completeness as the case aimed to wrap up today with possible night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Reichmann
Carnegie Trust Company
Supreme Court
State Banking Department
Melville W. Hutchins
Banking Department
Reichmann
Northern Bank
Carnegie Trust
C. C. Dickinson
Stanchfield
Dickinson
Hutchins
Clark
Tennessee
Tennessee Packing Company
Henry W. Utter
Zs Cummins
Baldwin
Pringle
O'Neil
Crabbs
Chapman
Hetterman
L. P. Ball
Carnegie
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Blind Brooklyn Boy Wins School Honors At 16
Benjamin Appicello, sixteen and totally blind, led Public School 110 graduates with near seven percent average. He delivered the farewell speech in verse and will attend De Witt Clinton High School next fall, aiming to study law per advice from Senator Gore.
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Broome
Cannon Streets
Benjamin Appicello
Withers Street
Brooklyn
Adeline E. Simpson
Appicello
Public School 4
Pitt Street
Young Appicello
Italy
America
Children's Aid Society
de Witt Clinton High School
Gore
East Side
Senate
Policeman on Trial for Killing in Street Fight
James T. Welch a policeman is on trial for manslaughter in the Supreme Court before Justice McCall. The jury hears that a stray shot from Welch’s revolver killed Lucy Chabandt on West Twenty eighth Street last November 27 during a personal street fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Welch
Lucy Chabandt
West Twentyeighth Street
Supreme Court
McCall
Welch
Cummins Denies Charges In Carnegie Trust Case
William J. Cummins testified in Supreme Court before Justice Lehman denying claims by the State Banking Department seeking 16500 from James E R Carpenter for a Carnegie Trust Company note. Cummins contradicted Carpenter and said he told him only that Charles Courter Dickinson was negotiating with Andrew Carnegie to rent storage space. deposits in Nashville depositions suggested Cummins acted for a private syndicate, not the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Supreme Court
Justice Lehman
State Banking Department
James E. R. Carpenter
Carnegie Just Company
Cummins
Carpenter
South
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Safe Deposit Company
Charles Courter Dickinson
Carnegie
Cafe Deposit Company
Nashville
Tenn
Trust Company
Assault by Trolley Workers Disturbs Borough Hall Square Scene
A large crowd confronted Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company staff after a passenger, Robert McMillen of 166 Clermont Avenue, was dragged from a car at Borough Hall. He suffered a possible skull fracture and was treated by ambulance staff. trolley inspector later faced assault charges.
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County Court House
Borough Hall Square
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Robert McMillen
Clermont Avenue
McMillen
Prospect Park Plaza
Sixteenth Avenue
Myrtle
Vanderbilt Avenues
Borough Hall
Court House
Brooklyn Hospital
Water famine feared as Croton reserves shrink sharply
Commissioner Thompson reports ongoing water waste problems with Croton reservoirs at 49 billion gallons versus 88 billion a year ago. One hundred sixty inspectors target leaks on the lower east side. over 6,000 houses checked, more than 5,000 with sizable leaks. Noncompliance with stop-work orders may incur a $2 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Thompson
Croton
Lower East Side
Mrs Colwell Not Bankrupt Discharged in Bankruptcy Court
Lillian Huntington Colwell of 8 Laurelmont Avenue was discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Hand in the United States Circuit Court. Her liabilities were fixed at 22751 dollars. She is a niece of the late Collis P Huntington and was married in 1905 to Frederick Lewis Colwell. She previously sued for divorce in 1909 after her Reno residence and divorce in 1910.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Gladys
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Europe
Mr. Guggenheim
United States
Mother Earth
Germany
England
France
United States Supreme Court
Lillian Huntington Colwell
Laremont Avenue
Judge Hand
United States Circuit Court
Esiee
Stamford
Conn
Revival Services at Tent Evangel on West 124th Street
Special revival services are now held at the Tent Evangel in West 124th Street. The Rev. Dr. Levi G. Broughton of Atlanta conducts the meetings this evening and tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tent Evangel
West 124Th Street
Levi G. Broughton
Atlanta
Elevators Return to County Court House After Break
Regular lifts resumed in the County Court House after a six month halt. The new elevators began service yesterday, restoring vertical transport for court staff and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
County Court House
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Poland
Hiram Ricker & Sons
Props
South Poland
Maine
N. Y
Broadway
28Th St
Boston Garter
Boston
Lisle
George Frost CO
Makers
Bosten
FARM
National Farm Paper
New York
Springfield
Ohio
Chicago
15Th St
Dway
Astorey
Nassau
West
6Th Aves
Fulton St
Cor
Bond St
Switzerland
James P. Smith & Co
F. Chauvenet’s
Burgundy
Washburn- Crosby Company
Guggenheim
Trade and Development
Government Board
Legal Department of the United States
Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Syndicates
Ince
United States Steel Corporation
New Lane
United States Ste Company
Alaska
California
Long Island
Robin Loan
Charles E. Matthews
WM. Vogel & Son
Times Square
44Th Street
Smith Gray & Co
Fulton
Flatbush
Bedford Av
Warren St
City Hall
Bet
John Daniel Sensa Sons
Russell Hoyt Daniell
John Daniell
Cheltenham Advertising Service
Fifth Ave
20Th St
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Bath
Burlington
W. J. O’meara
East
Pass. Agt
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Centurion Bldg
Rual
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