Jones Nomination Faces Bipartisan Opposition and Scrutiny
Washington dispatch notes Senator Nelson of Minnesota opposes the nomination of Freeland B. Jones to the Federal Reserve Board. The nomination faces a subcommittee vote with Pomerene and Shafroth supporting, while Nelson questions ties to the Zinc Trust. Warburg’s nomination garners letters of support amid broader questions of banking influence.
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New York Times
Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
Freemas B. Jones
Chicago
Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
T. D. Jones
Paul M. Warburg
Jones
Zinc Trust
Jone
International’ Ee Company
Pomerene
Wie
Festus J. Wade
St. Leuis
Orm of
Kidder, Peabody & Co
New York
Warburg
Wade
American Hawkera’ Association
Wits
United States
Wwe
Wilson
Europe
Nanocratic
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Hudson
W. P. G. Harding
John Skgiton Williams
Seaboard Air Line
Australia overgoverned by Labor drives nationalization debate
New South Wales farmer William Bassett touring New York argues Australia’s Labor majority aims to nationalize industries from railways to iron works. He notes rail and telegraph nationalization partially works, but criticizes delays in sawmills and government delays. Lithgow iron works and a small arms factory illustrate industrial state involvement with American machinery and workers.
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Hving
William Bassett
New South Wales
New York
Australia
Bassett
Walcott
Canowndra
West Australia
Bian Bhs
Lithgow
Writer under pen name berates post office for parcel
Guer don Corwith a writer of books and stories asked the Post Office to mail crockery. Clerk B Newins refused due to improper wrapping, sparking a tirade from Corwith who cursed the Post Office. He pleaded guilty before Justice L B Green and claimed Buddhism. fined $0.
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New York Times
Patchogue
L. J
Justices of the Peace
Corwith
Green
City Leaders Endorse Vocational Education Plan for New York Schools
Mayor Mitchel and City officials led a meeting at the Washington Irving High School to back adding vocational education to New York City public schools. They urged industry school cooperation and teachers trained in shops, citing examples from Cincinnati and Gary with speakers including Charles A. Prosser and Gustave Straubenmaler.
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Mitchel
Prendercast
Sand
Thomas W.W. Churchi
Board of Education
New York City
Washington Irving Inch School
Mayory Mitchel
New Yorks
Achovis
New York
Ats
Charles A. Prosser
Wilson
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
William Wirt
Gary
Ind
H. EB. Miles
Wisconsin State Board of Industrial Education
Gustave Straubenmaler
Hotel Linen Not Stolen In Unconscious Exchange Theory
General Manager Bowman proposes a hotel linen mix up theory after discovering that towels napkins and doilies vanish not by theft but are accidentally taken and later discarded. He lists items from numerous hotels and ships and says owners should be contacted to return any Biltmore linen found.
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Bowman
G Bowman
Hnen
Delmonico's
White Star
Cunard
Statler
Buffalo
New Washington
Seattle
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Adolphus
Dallas
Texas
Fort Pill
Pittsburgh
New Willard
Washington
Midland
Manchester
England
Adlon
Berlin
Madrid
Bronx Coroner Probes Deaths Tied to Healers
Bronx County DA presses investigations in two Coroner's Court cases alleging illegal practice of medicine by Christian Science healers. George Robertson of City Island died after typhoid fever and thrombosis following ten days of care by healers Lijes McQueen Victoria Howe and nurse Elsie McKay. witnesses testified while McQueen declined to testify. Emma Heim of Davidson Avenue, Bronx, died March 6 from apoplexy after care by Lula Brown of New Rochelle.
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Bronx County
George W. Robertson
Horton Street
City Island
Lijes
Elizabeth McQueen
Victoria C. Howe
New Rochelle
Elsie McKay
Miss Howe
Miss McKay
Miss McQueen
F. C. Leawrence
Widow Sues Sullivan Estate Over 600000 Claims
Hannah Sullivan widow of Timothy P. Sullivan brings a friendly suit in the Supreme Court against the Timothy Sullivan estate. Executors face claims totaling about 600000 as creditors sue to have the amounts judicially examined and paid if due.
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Hannah Sullivan
Timothy P. Sullivan
Little Tim
Supreme Court
Timothy
Joans
Sullivans
Sulllivan
Timothy D
Embassy Appropriations Settled In Diplomatic Bill
Washington June 29 final settlement on the diplomatic bill allocates 150000 for an embassy building in New York City 100000 for one in Tokyo 440000 for a legation in Bern 750000 for American participation in the conference of American States at Santiago Chile in September and 40000 each for participation in the International Congress against alcoholism and the Interparliamentary Union.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ee City
Tokio
Berne
Santiago
Chile
Actor Frank Morse Pleads Guilty to Postal Swindle
Frank Forrest Morse, once an actor, pleaded guilty in Federal District Court before Judge W. J. Grubb to four years of book order swindles. He was sentenced to fifteen months at the Al Kitaf penitentiary after being arrested by Post Office Inspector Mayhew.
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Frank Forrest Morse
Post Office
Mayhew
W. J. Grubb
Federal District Court
al- Kitaf
Rate decision on freight rate rise delayed by ICC
Indications show the Interstate Commerce Commission will not announce its ruling on the eastern railroads 5 percent freight rate request this week. A final decision may take at least two weeks or longer amid unresolved issues and seven commissioners' differing views.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Violent Irishwoman Detained After Campania Incident
Mrs. Anna Nichol a 70 year old second cabin passenger from Ireland arrived on the Campania at Ellis Island and was placed in the psychopathic ward after a violent outburst in which she slashed a stewardess with a penknife. Two crew members were injured and the ship’s surgeon treated them. Nichol will face Special Inquiry upon recovery to determine admission eligibility to the United States. The Campania’s repairs delay July sailing and the ship will stand in for the California under charter once Cameronia returns to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nichol
Glaskow
Campania
Ellis Island
Homeopaths denounce AMA in Atlantic City address
Dr De Witt Wilcox of Boston, head of the American Institute of Homeopathy, charges the AMA with plans to control medical education and licensing. He urges resignations over fee splitting and criticizes eugenics and alcohol use in medicine at the opening of the 70th annual session in Atlantic City. Officers nominated include Byron E Miller and Harris H Baxter.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Army
Navy
United States
de Witt Wilcox
Boston
American Institute of Homeopathy
Wilcox
American Medical Associaton
Byron E. Miller
Portland
Ore
Harris H. Baxter
Cleveland
Joseph P. Cobb
Chicago
Walter E. Reilly
Fulton, Mo
Charles E. Sawyer
Marion
Ohio
Maurice D. Youngman
Morris Likely Named Minister to Sweden
Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago is expected to be appointed Minister to Sweden. He is backed by Senator Lewis and is on the administration list for a diplomatic post as the Stockholm vacancy opens.
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Chicago
Sweden
Washington
Ira Nelson Morris
Lewis
Morrisa
Stockholm
Suffragists to Press on Constitutional Advertising
Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch leads a W P U delegation to Secretary Mitchell in the Woolworth Building to remind him that constitutional amendments must be advertised three months in advance. The campaign cites a New Jersey loss due to improper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Women’s Political Union
Mitchell May
Woolworth
New Jersey
New Orleans Sugar Outlook and Ferriot Views
Col Henry C Ferriot of New Orleans, a railroad builder, discusses sugar's decline and diversified farming as a path to prosperity. He notes bankers reshaping focus, predicts losses for Democrats in Louisiana and cites an upcoming New Orleans exposition as part of recovery efforts.
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Asbury Park
New Orleans
Louisiana
Charles G. Godchaux
Col. Ferriot
San Francisco
Colerflot
Tracing Morse Steamers Purchases in High Finance Suit
Testimony at 165 Broadway traces how funds moved from the Lillard Company through Farmers Loan and Trust to acquire the Morse line steamers later held by Eastern Steamship Corp. Witnesses include bank clerks detailing checks and transfers totaling 1,550,000 dollars. Hearing adjourned to July 28.
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Yale
Harvard
Morse
Eastern Steamship Corporation
New Haven Railroad
Swifts
Pacific
Resteame Coast
New Haven
Charles 8. Mellen
Broadway
Morse Company
Lillard Company
Farmers Loan and Trust ,Company
Albert E. Fueschel
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Billard Company
Order Co
Edward T. Canfield
National City Bank
Mr. Canfield
Erty
William Reed
John W. McKinnon
Assets Realization Company
Rally to Help Lorimer and Bank Collapse in Chicago
Chicago on June 29 reported Bank Examiner Harkin’s June 12 findings on La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank, counting $5.58 million in liabilities and noting a city funds split of 0.75 percent. Politicians rallied to ex Senator Lorimer, bank president, amid exposure over city deposits and interest arrangements. A city committee was formed to trace who received the split profits, as a run on banks including North Avenue Bank escalated with large cash withdrawals.
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New York Times
Chicago
Brady
Larkin
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Harkin
Lorimer
R. Munday
C. B. Munday
North Avenue State Bank
North Avenue Bank
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Lever bill to curb cotton gambling passes House
The Lever bill to regulate cotton futures passed the House by voice vote, aiming to cripple the New York Cotton Exchange. It would tax futures contracts and requires exchanges to conform to New Orleans standards, with a claimed $100 million annual saving for Southern planters.
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New York Times
Washington
Lever
House
New York Cotton Exchange
Coneedan
St Vole
St Tool
Asbury Fr. Lever
South Carolina
Committee On Agriculture
South
Senate
Smith
New York
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
House Agricultural Committee
Board of Trade
Dales
Heflin
Alabamoa
Congress
Hughes
Georgia
Murdock
Harrison
Mississippi
Sims
Tennessee
Eeeeaee Wingo
Arkansas
New York Exchange
New Orleans
Agricultural Committee
Sean
Estates Appraised Listing Broad NYC Notables
A list of estates with net or gross values for decedents including Millie K Breen. Malona Clark. Peter F. Vlinn. Julia Muchs. Christian F. Jennerich. Angie M Kingsley. Harry Loudderbough. Ann Murray. Mathias Palm. Charlotte Proctor. Angelino Rosselli. Minnie Rinaldo Solomon. Mary B Taylor. Lauretta Re Thomas. Kate Warner. Values range from no assets to net estates of millions, with specifics on bequests, bank holdings, stocks, bonds, mortgages, and realty across addresses in New York City and surrounding areas.
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Breen
Millie K
Clark
Malona
Fplvnn
Peter
Forest
Muchs
Julia
Aasseta
Jennerich
Christian F
Beth‘eham
College Point
L. L
B’kiyn
Lutheran Hospital
Ass'n
Evangelical Luthern Sanitarium of
Denver
Col
St. and
Bouyton Duyvil Parkway
Snares Hudson Trust Co
Franco-Am. Baking Co
Kingsley
Angie. M
Milke
Norfolk& Western R. Ki. Pf
Louderbough
Harry
Van
Nat'l Reserve Bank
Murray
Ann Jane
Palm
Mathias J
Proctor
Charlotte M
Rosselli
Angelino
Solomon
Minnie Rinaldo
Inet
U. B. Gov
Av. Ry. Co
Taylor
Mary B
Thomas, Lauretta RE
N. Y
Am. Tel. & Tel. Co
Warner
Kate
Lispenard St
Erle R. R
Byrnes Presents White Duck Suits to Wilson at White House
Representative Byrnes arrived at the White House with two white duck suits he presented to President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty. The garments were sewn from a South Carolina mill and tailored in New York by the President's tailor.
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Washington
Representative Byrnes
South Carolina
White House
Wilson
Tumulty
New York
Education notes and summer school plans described
The Board of Education meeting set for July, teacher backpay issued for June and July, and Ingo Hartman of Public School 166 leaving for a summer class near Stroudsburg. Mothers' Kindergarten Clubs open a Coney Island camp July 6. Advisory Council suggests rating teachers by satisfactory or unsatisfactory rather than letter grades. The inspector John H. Heschke is suspended and will be restored and reassigned tomorrow. Last day of the term. vacation schools begin Monday with registration starting tomorrow.
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Board of Education
Ingo FL Hartman
Public School 166
Stroudsburg
Penn
Journal of Education
New York
Churchill
Mothers’ Kindergarten
Brooklyn
Queens
Coney Island
Sea Breeze Avenue
Teachers’ Advisory Council
John H. Heschke
Commissioned Commissions Upheld Against Mayer Case
Judge Sullivan rules that certain import commissions are dutiable in the Mayer Frankfort case. The decision hinges on the importer’s failure to prove the commission was paid to a third party with no interest in the merchandise. The ruling requires clear invoicing showing noninterest, to allow non dutiable treatment.
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Ento
Sullivan
Board of
United States General Appraisers
L. S. Mayer
Frankfort
Cormany
Meoods
Invotoe
Mayer
Commodity market report shows wheat and corn price shifts
Wheat futures fell under renewed selling pressure with July trading at a premium over September. US visible supply declined by thousands of bushels while world exports and local cash quotes fluctuated. Corn futures weakened amid corn price declines and shrinking visible supply. oats also eased as markets absorbed the shift.
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United States
Myer
Cant
New York
Inguranes
Northern
Dmylath
Vigo
Manitoba
Usiec
Seit
Chicago
Steady tone in provision market with pork hogs listed
The provision market stayed quiet as prices firmed. Hogs at Chicago were 35,900, with 15,000 estimated for Tuesday, 7,000 for Kansas City, and 3,000 for Canada.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Canada
Cotton market shows firmer close after sharp covering move
A sharp covering movement occurred in the cotton off market with prices firmer and closing at net gains of 2 to T points. Final prices were 10 to 12 points lower after earlier strength and subsequent liquidation.
Markets Close Mixed With Small Declines Across Commodities
At close the market eased slightly with the Havre market down 4 francs and Hamburg steady for July. Butter and eggs showed varied receipts with higher grades steady to firm. creamery firsts near 24 ¾ cents and eggs mostly unchanged with prices around 22 ½ to 24 cents per dozen. Overall day’s activity included 48,750 bags traded and notable fluctuations across regional prices and dairy products.
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Havre
Hamburg
Stee
Rome
Bane
Pei
Cairy
Bennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Weather Forecast Mosaic by State for Tuesday and Wednesday
The bulletin lists fair to pleasant conditions across multiple states with some local thunder showers. Moderate to gentle winds prevail, and temperatures trend warmer in several regions. Slight rain chances appear in the Southeast and Great Lakes areas, with cooler forms expected in the Northwest and Plains.
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Washington
N. Car
Witrelea S
S. Wits
Miss
Leah
Utah—Fair Inn
Iowa
OPEN ALL YEAR Theproteeht school advertises fast prep
Open all year founded and offering proteeht preparation for schools and colleges. Fifteen teachers each with at least one year of experience. Lessons at convenient times. Pupils learn how to study and gain independence. A school with an atmosphere of work. Summer resident programs available in Jersey.
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Heetrne
Sete Punits
Toring
Leng Ustad
Jersey
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