Canadian Paper Prices Stay Low in United States
Testimony before the House Select Committee on the paper industry centers on labor costs and pulp prices. John Norris of The New York Times presented correspondence from publishers urging information, while George C. Sherman cited pulp wood costs rising about 7.50 per cord and modest March profits at St. Regis and Taggart’s Mills.
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Washington
John Norris
THE
House Select Committee
Publishers’ Association
Norris
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Riordan Paper Mills
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Riordan
Canada
Mann
Mr. Norris
George C. Sherman
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Brownsville Paper Company
Sherman
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American Paper and Pulp Association
Parks Pools
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State Department
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Maryland Wins Target Trophy At Magdalena Bay
The armored cruiser Maryland won the target practice trophy at Magdalena Bay. Navy Department announced the trophy now belongs to Illinois and orders were sent to transfer it to the Maryland.
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Washington
L Magdalena Bay
Navy Department
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Won't Employ Drinkers At Frick Coke Mines
The H. C. Frick Coke Company, a division of United States Steel, orders dismissal of miners who are 60 intoxicated off duty and will not employ drinkers on or off duty. The move follows conferences among superintendents to curb alcohol use among workers, especially among foreign elements, which they say leads to unsafe risks.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Coking Division
United States Steel Corporation
Governor Gard Alive After Moros Attack
Manila May 14 The report of Gov Allen Gard of Lanao death from Moros wounds was false. Gard is expected to recover. Constabulary pursued Moroccut laws led by Manalao Alib. Alib killed by the patrol. Private E F Clark, wounded at Stotsenburg, died today.
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Allen Gard
Lanao
Manalao Alib
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E. F. Clark
Or Stotsenburg
Stewart Trial Unlikely Before Senate Panel
Senator Rayner pressed a resolution for a court inquiry into Col. William F. Stewart who is isolated at an abandoned Arizona post by presidential order. The Senate Military Affairs Committee asked for War Department records, leaving no time to report this session.
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New York Times
Washington
Rayner
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
William F. Stewart
Arizona
War Department
Tillman to Sail for Europe for Health
Senator Tillman appeared in the Senate then departed for Boston to sail Saturday for Europe. His physicians say the sea voyage may restore his health and keep him from the upcoming Presidential campaign. Fellow Senators joked about the quiet return and urged cautious action.
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New York Times
Washington
Tillman
Senate
Bacon
Boston
Europe
Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill Passes in Senate
The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, exceeding $118 million, was taken up in the Senate and passed. The Senate added about $11,500 to the House total, with the largest item at $5,083,500 for public buildings and grounds.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
House
Captain Ward named Harbor Supervisor for New York
Washington May 14 Captain Aaron Ward has been ordered to duty as Supervisor of the Harbor of New York. Lieutenant D C Hanrahan, previously filling the post, becomes Captain Ward's assistant.
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Capt. Ward
Washington
Aaron Ward
New York
D. C. Hanrahan
Ward
Vreeland currency bill passed by House in split vote
The Vreeland bill creating National Clearing House Associations to issue emergency currency won 184 to 145 in the House. Insurgents led by Prince attacked the House machine while Democrats abstained. A missing bill incident prompted a rush print of a duplicate copy as debate closed.
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Washington
House
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Cooper
Wisconsin
Darragh
Fowler
Hill
Keifer
Kuestermann
Lindbergh
McMorran
Morse
Nelson
Prince
Waldo
Weems
Secretary of the Treasury
Clearing House Association
Mr. Hill
Vreeland
Treasury
Rules Committee
Casablanca Clash Between French and Spanish Troops
Reported May incident in Casablanca between French Zouaves and Spanish troops followed by casualties on both sides. A Spanish soldier died and another was wounded. French had two wounded. Madrid and Paris officials sought details, while assuring no strain in Franco Spanish relations.
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Morocco
Madrid
Paris
France
Spain
Fpain
McKee Divorce Decreed in Paris Court ruling
The McKee divorce was granted after a court found reconciliation impossible. The husband was faulted for violence and exposing private letters while the wife was cleared of unfounded theft charges. Financial issues go to the Notarial Court, costs split, custody awarded to Mrs McKee with visitation and child support for Mr McKee.
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Paris
McKee
McKees
New Empire Forming In Nordic Union Proposal
Copenhagen May 14. A Danish Icelandic committee presented to King Frederick a bill to form the United Danish Empire binding Iceland as a free autonomous country sharing a common king and government. The federation could be revised after 25 years with parts denounced if no accord. A common foreign ministry and defense would be maintained.
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Frederick
Denmark
Iceland
Consular Agent in Trouble at Brest Over San Francisco Deed
May 14 Paris The American Consular Agent at Brest A Pitel faces a civil suit by the widow of Leopold Kahn a San Francisco businessman to annul a deed transferring San Francisco property valued at 200000 dollars to two of the widow’s sons Pitel says he attested the document at a son’s request without the mother present The parties live in France Mrs Kahn alleges she signed believing it was a trust deed for six children while ill in Paris
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Brest
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Leopold Kahn
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Pitel
France
Mme Gould Visits Nice To View Villa For Rent
Mme Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan visited Nice today to inspect a villa they plan to rent next season. They will depart for Paris tomorrow night.
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Monte Carlo
Mme. Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Nice
Paris
May Day unrest and diplomatic updates abroad
Notes of foreign affairs report the arrest of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg on perjury charges and searches for political correspondence. In St Petersburg, 15,000 of 400,000 workers refused to work on May Day, with fines for absentees and rain dampening rallies. The Dowager Empress greeted diplomats at the Summer Palace, while London opened the Franco British Exhibition. An Irish petitioner sought arrest of the Chief Secretary for Ireland for crown jewels theft, but the magistrate directed proceeding through the Public Prosecutor and ordered removal of the petitioner.
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Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Harden
Berlin
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Themployers’ Association
Pering
Summer Palace
London
Westminster Police Court
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Nice People Seek First Class Boarding Houses
An advertisement notes that pleasant individuals discuss The New York Times and often look for quality boarding houses. It invites readers to contact 1000 Bryant Street via telephone for arrangements.
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New York Times
Times
Bryant
Ady
Get Rich Quick Scheme Nets Chicago Bookkeeper
Federal authorities arrest Harry C. Rolland, a confidential book keeper for Tyrrall, Ward & Co. of Chicago, charging he defrauded the firm of more than $50,000. Rolland allegedly ran a scheme under the Mali Dealers' Protective Association name, contacting delinquent debtors and claiming government investigation to coerce payment.
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Harry C. Rolland
Tyrrall, Werd & Co
Roland
Mali Dealers’ Protective Association
Tyrriall, Ward & Co
Efrand
Protective Association
Robberies at Brooklyn Navy Yard Prompt Discharge
A suspected employee was dismissed after questions by Rear Admiral Goodrich and Captain Adams following thefts at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Brass, steel, iron fittings and tools vanished from shops, and officers reported jewelry missing from the New Hampshire. Papers in a $25,000 damages suit against Capt. Adams were served, while authorities sought aid from Secret Service but were refused.
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J. D. Adams
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New Hampshire
Goodrich
Navy Yard
Metcalf
Secret Service
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