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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1920

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Wilson Angers Over Grey Letter Rumor Sparks Lodge Fight

President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty react to the London Times account of Viscount Grey’s letter, calling it a gross breach of courtesy. The White House seeks to limit British influence as the Senate readies a fight over Lodge reservations and Irish vote realignment. Senator Hitchcock returns to lead Democrats, with Grey letter shifting anti Lodge sentiment. Continued on page four.

Wilson Viscount Grey London Times Britain Tumulty President Wilson Mr. Wilson Lord Grey London White House Reed Missouri League of Nations Cleveland Wis Sackville- West Tingell England Mane Chester Carlisle Newcastle Unites States Lansing Lord Grey Meretti Lord Groy Great Britain Aashington Senate Hitchcock Admniatraion Washington Omaha Hitcheosk Greta

Premier Lloyd George Denies Cabling Lodge Statement

London reports from The Tribune Europe Bureau state there is absolutely no foundation for Senator Borah's claim that Premier Lloyd George cabled Senator Lodge about Senate Foreign Relations Committee reservations. Lloyd George has issued no statement and will not comment further until France speaks officially about the American reservations.

Arthur Draper Crow Tribune New York Timby Inc London Senator Borah Lloyd George Lodge Senate Foreign Relations Committee Great Britain United States Borah France

Bankers Move To Avert Money Panic Amid Market Selloff

Wall Street bankers held informal talks to prevent a money panic and assure banks would meet legitimate loan needs while avoiding new financing for speculative or manipulation-driven operations. Renewals rose to 17 percent with loans above 20 percent refused by some lenders as markets slid for a third day.

Wall Street William Hi. Remick New York Stock Exchange Call Joans Federal Reserve Board New York Money Committee Stock Exchange United States Steel Broad Street Chicago Minneapolis

France and Britain Prepare to Indorse Lodge Reservations

Paris reports France will approve the Lodge reservations to the covenant of the league of nations with Jusserand instructed to inform President Wilson. British Ambassador Grey’s letter to The Times is seen as paving the way for a joint Anglo French acceptance while officials deny any disapproval from Paris.

Wilmott Lewis the Tribune New York Tribune Paris France Ambassador Jusserand Viscount Grey League of Nations Lord Grey the Times Washington United States Great Britain Associated Press Jules J. Jusserand Echo de Paris Wilson Anarer Jusserand

Bernstorff Amused By Being Named In Extradition List

Berlin reports show German cabinet unanimous that surrender of Allied extradition targets is impossible. The list includes nine hundred names with many misspelled and unknown to the public. Count Bernstorff reacted amused and said he would face trial if needed while others remain firm on policy.

Berlin Associated Press Admiralty William Kreiswetter Baron von Leiswer Paris Mathias Erzburger Lokal- Auseigur Germany Vist Frederick von Tigenohl Djemal Pasha Ruper von Gipner Admiral von Schroeder Naval Corps Mueller Schmidt

Interborough Officials Linked to Connolly in Grand Jury Probe

At yesterday’s traction investigation hearing, evidence showed love and affection between Interborough officials and P. J. Connolly, head of the Brotherhood of Interborough Employes, who led last summer’s strike. James L. Quackenbush presented a December 1939 memo showing Connolly split time between the Brotherhood and his motorman job, with pay covered by the Interborough. The panel reviewed a $700,000 pay roll for officials and high earners, questioned if Connolly’s time for the Brotherhood was paid, and discussed grand jury proceedings and potential further inquiries led by Mayor Hylan and Comptroller Craig. Ivy L. Lee’s publicity work and related costs were also referenced. Continued on page eight.

Craig Interborough Rapid Transit Company P. J. Connally Brotherhood of Interborough Board of Estimate James L. Quackenbush Interborough Connolly Brotherhood Board of Esinnte Hylan Inet Burr Inter- Forouh Mr. Burr Viaig Quackenbush Comptroller Birgelmann Brooklyn Grand Jury Brotherland Interborough Company Brother Connolly Brothr Hedley The Ivy L. Lee Ity Quackenbush Lee Subway Sun Elevated Express Wingcr Department Maty-Ninth 16Th Street Fifth Avenue East River Sixth Avenue North River Ninth Streets MacStay Mergency Sinking Fund Commission eStay McStay New York Railways

Blizzard Paralyzes City Threatens Transit Tomorrow

New York faces a potential shutdown as a coal shortage endangers electric transit and utilities. Public officials urge swift coal delivery and protest railroad seizures, warning two days of fuel remain and urging mayoral action to avert citywide paralysis.

New York Manhattan Nixon Wilson Railroad Administration United States Wadsworth and Calder Tylan Railroad Hampton Roada Staten Island R. Nixon Trave Wis Brooklyn Edison Company Port Reading N. J Vasitoad New York City Interborough Rapid “Transit Brooklyn Hylan Commission Eurth

Man hides stolen mint gold in wooden leg plan

Denver February report says Orville Harrington, 41, a Denver mint worker, was arrested on charges of stealing more than 100000 dollars in gold bullion. Authorities recovered bars hidden in Harrington’s home and elsewhere, noting the theft used concealed delivery through a hollow rug as he left the mint.

Denver Col Orville Hartington Holland K. Goddard Hederal Secret Service Denver Mint Harrington Goddard Hia Poraon

Wheat price control to end in Senate action

Senate Agricultural Committee votes unanimously to favorably report Senator Granna's bill repealing wartime wheat price controls. The amendment would wind up the United States Grain Corporation, turn profits to the Treasury about 50 million dollars, and require Congress a full operations report.

Senate Grain Corporation Washington Flo Granna Senate Agricultural Committee United States Grain Corporation Treasury Congress

Exequatur of U S Consular Agent at Puebla Cancelled

Puebla Mexico City Feb 5 The exequatur of William O Jenkins United States Consular Agent at Puebla was cancelled on February 1 The Federal government awaits Puebla court action in his case before deciding on his possible departure from Mexico A decision is expected in the coming week

U. S Puebla Mexico City Julio Mitshell William O. Jenkins United States Jenkins Mexico

Six Sound Vessels Prisoners in Ice

The northeaster stiffened Long Island Sound ice into a solid pack near Execution Light ending marine traffic. Six vessels including the Mine bound for Bridgeport and passenger ships for New London New Bedford became trapped. Tugs plan to break through and rescue crews and passengers today.

Long Island Sound New Bedford New London Execution Light Bridgeport Chester W. Chapin Boston Chapin New Hampshire Pequon Nick Beorgias Colonial Line Providence

Record Tide Pounds Shoreline Across Back Bay

The highest tide in 34 years surged yesterday across the coast after a Wednesday blizzard. Forecaster James H. Scarr warns the flood may return today, with extensive damage along waterfronts, beaches, and boardwalks from Cape May to Newport. Rockaway alone faced $1.5 million in damage as four hotels and numerous structures were washed seaward.

James H. Scarr Pier A Thobert A. Wimmer Department of Plant and Structures Bain Atlantic Seaboard Cape May Newport Brooklyn Rockaway Finod Pasadena Eighty-sixth Street Murray Ciny Morrison's Oriental Hotel Edward Kelly Kelly

Snow Shovelers Strike as Police Guard City Work

New York faces a record storm with eight inches of hard snow and high tides. Street traffic stalls, transit cars stall, and agitators press for higher pay. Police detail patrols deployed to protect emergency cleanup crews as city labor shortfalls slow snow removal efforts.

Metro Politan New York Whitehall Block Island Nantucket Perth Am Bronx Brooklyn Harry Hart

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