Schwab Denies $260,000 Voucher as False Claim
Charles M. Schwab testified before the Walsh Congressional committee that a voucher for $260,000 tied to Bethlehem Shipbuilding was absolutely, unmitigatedly false and charged to no personal expense of his or to the Shipping Board. He said he accepted the Emergency Fleet post reluctantly under conditions that Bethlehem matters be handled by others, and he demanded all related records be kept separate.
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Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shiping Board
United States
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Abadie
Mr. B
Elon
Ais
Payne
wAd-miral Benson
Aba
Morse
Perley Morse & Go
Gillen
Colonel Abadie
Bethlehem Shipping
Eration
Colpel Abadie
Admiral Bens Ban
Shipping Board
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporatr
Morse & Co
Bethlehem
Colonsadie
Erting
Isr
Acy Fleet Corporation
Ex Pastor Confesses to $197000 Mail Theft
Guy Kyle, former Free Methodist pastor of Mount Vernon Illinois, confessed to stealing $197000 in four mail pouches. Police recovered $176000 and found another $6600 in his garage and attic after his confession. Kyle, married with two daughters, had recently left the ministry to join a garage business.
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The
Tribune
Mount Vernon
Ill
Guy Kyle
Free Methodist Church
Kyle
Frank Reuter
Nashville
Loren Williamson
Rde
Johnson
Williamson
Elmer Allen
Postoffice
Chauffeur Kills Sister-in-Law Ends Own Life
Washington report details two linked murders and suicides. William M. Coleman, 50, general counsel for Hudson & Manhattan Railroad, jumped from a tenth-floor Powhatan Hotel window in Washington after a note left properties to his wife. His sister‑in‑law, Miss Gabrielle Maridel, 28, was shot by Thomas Tunney, a chauffeur, before he killed himself nearby. Court and family contexts described, with several related associates named.
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The
Tribune
WalMngton Bureau
Washington
William M. Coleman
New York City
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Church Street
Powhatan Hotel
West Eighty-ninth Street
Lillian Coleman
Coleman
G. Hick
Sillick
Mr. Coleman
Lillian Worthy Coleman
Talbert Coleman
Ti Wan
Marshal Coleman
Talbert
Cornell University
William Magruder Coleman Jr
Broadway
Sleepy
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
Republic Rubber Corporation
Peerlens I Motor Car Company
Peerless, Truck and Motor Corporation
General Vehicle Company
Federal Utilities Company
New York State
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Thomas Tunney
East Seventy-sixth Street
Gabrielle Maridel
East Highty-seventh Street
Tunney
Misa Marcelle Brochet
Miss Maridel
Miss Brochet
Misa Maridel
Clothilda
Indians on Warpath Jazz Drives Indians in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 21 Dr Henry Beets of Grand Rapids Mich is cited as secretary of missions for the Christian Reformed Church addressing a gathering of Friends of the Indians Nation. The report links modern dance and drum rhythms to atavistic memories and critiques cultural depictions amid activist talk at Washington.
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Philadelphia
Menry Beets
Grand Rapids
Michu
Imissiona
Christian Reformed Church
Neasion
Friends of the Indie
Wrataton Sato Hodion Gautha
Dai Tallon Bateoa
New York Woman Seeks To Be Chaplain of House
Rev. Clara Morgan of Perry New York seeks the first woman chaplain of the House of Representatives succeeding Rev. Henry Conger resigned. Rep. Sanders Johnson urges her candidacy from her current church district. The report notes Washington bureau context and mentions other chaplain selections and related church figures.
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New York
Clara Morgan
Sanders
Washington
Perry
N. Y
House of Representatives
Henry M. Congen
Sand
Cabinet Mess Still Flows On Harding Trip to Florida
President-elect Harding speeds toward St Augustine Florida as cabinet likely picks remain unsettled. Discussions push Hughes toward attorney general while Root pressures for state post. Dawes Mellon and Lowden cited with Penrose Hert Hoover debated. crowd gathers at Chattanooga stop as Harding chats with Senator Sanders.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Harding
St. Augustine
Fla
Associated Press
Florida
Star
Fls
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Charles Graves
Ilinois
Andrew Mellen
Pittburgh
the Treasury
Dawes
Penrose
Mellon
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Melon
Illinois
Frank ©. Lowden
Navy Department
Lowden
A.T. Hert
Kentucky
Mr. Harding
Newell Sanders
Briand Wins Confidence as France Presses Reparations
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand securing a 478 to 68 confidence vote in the Chamber over a policy of moderation. He urged all allies to back sanctions on Germany, insisting France must enforce reparations while pursuing conciliatory methods with a united front.
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Ralph Courtney
Tribune
New York Tribune
Paris
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Chamber
Supremes Allied Council
France
Brand
Vatican
Governor Miller slated to propose transit commission plan
Albany dispatch reports Governor Miller will submit a plan to the Legislature next week addressing New York City transit troubles. He aims to create a three member commission limited to traction matters to investigate fares, capitalization, management, and operation. The proposal seeks full disclosure of contracts and finances to reach a permanent solution.
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Albany
New York
Miller
New York City
Upstate Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissions
First District Public Service Commission
New Commission
Gosigip
City of
Dual wedding of Gypsies ends in riot at Odd Fellows Hall
A gypsy double wedding at 98 Forsyth Street yesterday collapsed into a riot. About 600 guests caused chaos as food and ornaments flew, police and ambulances were called, seventeen arrested including both bridegrooms, and a fourteen year old boy sought treatment for alcoholism. All pleaded guilty to dirty conduct and paid fines.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Forsyth Street
Clinton Street
Bellevus Hospital
Ana
Joseph John
Frank Grey
Joseph
Anthony
Belle- Vue
Gregory John
Lena
Mark
Miller Frank
Ephraim Frank
Rey
Gregory
America
Landlord Fined $1,000 for Tenant Home Brew Conviction
Chicago January 21. The landlord of any tenant convicted of making home brews will face a $1,000 fine. District Attorney Clyne announced the measure today insisting the fine be placed on the amateur brewer, but many lack funds or property to attach, so the levy will be against the landlord.
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Chicago
Clyne
Rockefeller Jr Gives Million to Feed Europe
John D. Rockefeller Jr donated 1 million dollars to the European Relief Council fund to aid eastern Europe’s starving children. Hoover announced the gift at a Fifth Avenue Baptist Church dinner where 375 Bible class members contributed around 2,000 more.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
European Relief Council
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Carl W. Hamilton
Duc
Mr. Hoover
United States
Boy, 6, Unhurt in Fall Down Shaft to Furnace
Special Dispatch to The Tribune from Syracuse reports six-year-old Robert Carson of Oneida, New York, narrowly escaped death when he fell into an air chute leading to a furnace. His father chopped through the furnace wall to reach him, finding the boy alive on the opposite side. The boy was hospitalized after rescue.
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the Tribune
Syracuse
N. Y
Robert Carson
Thomas Carson
Spring Street
Oneida
Mra. Carson
Whitman Receives $20,000 Gift Toward Inquest Costs
Financial support poured in for Governor Whitman’s inquiry into the Hylan era, totaling about a quarter of a million dollars. Edward Hatch Jr offered $20,000 by certified check, kept in a vault as Board of Estimate decisions awaited, with City action delayed by Ida Von Claussen’s opposition and finance committee hearings.
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Edward Hatch Jr
Charles S. Whitman
Hylan
The
Tribune
Whitman
Merchants Association of New York
Lord & Taylor
Hatch
Sam
Buckingham
Fiftieth Street
Fifth Avenue
Swann
Board of Estimate
Board of Aldermen
Criminal Courts
Equitable
Charles 8. Whitman
Ida von Clansoén
Louis Kohler
Committee On Finance
von Claussen
Kohler
Vor
Whitmary
City Hall
Whitm
Board of Aldin
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Bill
Kinois
W. M. Coleman
New York Railroad
East 87Th Street
Bellevue
Case
New Jersey
Park Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
Andrew Lebrasseur
Bayside
L. I
Seventh Street
Tenney
M Lebrasseur
Eighty-seventh Street
Nxt
Joseph J. Muir
Temple Baptist Church
District of Columbia
J. Forrest Prettyman
Knoxville
Universal Pentecostal Church
Fernald
Maine
Iowa
Ate Rolle Sa
Sen Mor Allison
Tow
Root
Hughes
Reserve Board
Charles Evans Hughes
Elihu Root
Sunday’s Tribune Agee
Beekman
Ament
Rockefeller Jr
Diners Help Relief Fund
Donor
Ida von Claussen
Police Auto Squad
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