Schwab Breaks Down On Shipbuilding Voucher Testimony
Charles M Schwab wept as he testified before the Walsh committee in the Hotel Pennsylvania about Bethlehem Shipbuilding vouchers totaling 202000 dollars. He denied receiving any portion of the funds and faced questions about a related audit by Parley Morse.
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Charles M. Schwab
Walsh Committee of Congress
Shipple Board
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Chairman Walsh
Representative Steel
Representative Connelly
Foster
Sehwab
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Parley Morse
Perley Morse & Co
Bethehem
Yoeher
Mr. Kwab
Iis Derby
Mr. Schweb
Taeid
Wildman
Rees
Wild Man
New Yor
Ae Wildsesn
Morse
Maris
Iman
Mtd
Wiltman
Tasid
Eat
Ofr
Htirman
Onal
Aire Ashrman
Shuab
Wittman
Mgrotianse
Pape
Ambassadors Agree on U S Japanese Race Issue Program
Washington January 25 Ambassadors Morris and Shidehara report a compromise framework on the Japanese California land dispute awaiting Secretary Colbys approval. The pact calls for equal treatment of Japanese nationals in land questions and an immediate halt to immigration including relatives, with Philippines exemptions allowing Javanese emigration if desired.
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the Tribune
Washington
Colby
Morris
Shidehara
Foreign Office
Tokio
United States
California
Hawaii
Philippines
Allied Council set to convene London talks on Near East peace
Paris dispatch reports the Allied Supreme Council plans a London conference inviting Greeks and Turks to seek settlement in the Near East possibly including Germany. Briand fears German entry could topple his government while Lloyd George weighs demobilization delays and pressure fromMustapha Kemal and Bolsheviks. Constantine’s return and Turkish negotiations loom as pivotal, with financial aid for Greece debated. Separately Captain Frederick J. Stoll's disappearance prompts a special U.S. Photo-Play meeting as lawyers pursue salary claims and court actions.
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Ralph Courtney
The
Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
Paris
Allied Supreme Council
London
Near East
Briand
France
Hugo Stinnes
Brussels
Paria
Berlin
Livya George
Lloyd George
Mustapha Semal
Kemal
Itszenmen
Gon|lantino
Constantine
Cilicia
Mesopotamia
Asia Minor
Loyd George
United States Photo- Flag Corporation
Frederick J. Stoll
Cviil
George L. Carder
Captain Stoll
West Porty-fifth Street
Broadway
Grantwood
N. J
Dr. Carder
Harry McRae Webster
Stichard
Travers
Hess & Kahn
Longacre
Webster
Clifford L. Wakeman
United States Photophay Corporation
Companie
Bergen County
Wakeman
Richard M. Page
United States Photoplay Corporation
Vanvinn Sweasy
Bergen
Carder
Stull
Turks Seize Customs Revenue. Allies Pay Salaries
Constantinople dispatch reports Turkish customs seized by Allied forces cutting off government revenue. The Sultan allegedly the only official with funds to meet expenses as four months’ salaries unpaid. Nationalists reportedly funnel money to influence officials amid turmoil.
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Tan
Constantinople
Lnst
Che Sultan
Bis
Ofdath
Angola
Tha Cubinut
Coldest Winter Day Record Set As Rail Tie Ups Hit
The Weather Bureau notes yesterday as the coldest day of the season with a 4 degree reading at dawn and 12 degrees by night. A four hour Long Island Rail Road delay at Atlantic Avenue followed a third rail break, with shoe cars stripped from three trains before repair.
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Weather Bureau
Long Island
Atlantic Avenue
Palmer Attacks Untermyer as Germany Aide Controversy
Washington January 25 Attorney General Palmer fiercely attacks Samuel Untermyer charging he acted as a chief counsel for the German Embassy and Boy Ed and was linked to anti American statements. Albany January 25 Lockwood committee sees its power narrowed, seeks immunity for witnesses, aims to probe housing, banks and insurers to ease mortgage money access in New York City.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Palmer
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Em Bssay
Boy-Ed
Albert
Samuel Untermye
Mr. Palmer
Mays
Kaufman and Lindheim
Friends
Germany
Congress
Ho -Ed
Nazareth
France
Samuel Uniermyer
New York
United States
Gerard
Democratic Party
New York State
Warburg
Federal Reserve Bank
Unterniger
Ron
Albany
Lockwood Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Charles G. Lockwood
Legislative Finance
New York City
Lockwood
Joint Legislative Committee On Housing
Wiunion
Ice Traps Flying Boat in Bay Near Keyport
The 104 foot flying boat Ponce de Leon lay wedged in ice in Raritan Bay near Keyport New Jersey with seven aboard. After hours of hunger exposure and failed rescue attempts a motor boat finally got them aboard at 2 am. Hartford bound for New York also stuck in the Connecticut River at South Glastonbury with five aboard and freight for South America on board.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Raritan Bay
Keyport
N. J
Hartford
New York
Connecticut River
South Glastonbury
Gow. Zimmerman
F. Sanborn
Revenue Cutter Guide
Sucersa
Hone de Leon
Senator Accuses Garrison of 125000 Fee for BRT Receivership
Albany dispatch reports Senator Alyah W Burlingame Jr a Brooklyn Republican charged on the Senate floor that Lindley M Garrison BRT receiver had been paid 125000 as partial pay for his first year with payments ordered by Federal Judge Julius M Mayer Burlingame alleged new payments of 45000 50000 and two further 25000 installments totaling the 125000 and accused the receiver of profits for friends of Mayer while the road shows losses and public funds funding the receivership Garrison declined comment pending a statement from Mayer and road officials
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Albany
Alyah W. Burlingame Jr
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Senate
Lindley M. Garrison
Julius M. Mayer
William T. Simpson
Burlingame
Garrison
Bur- Yingame
Brooklyn Traction Company
Mayer
Branklyn Traction Company
Manhattan
Judge Mayer
Owen
Garison
Senatorsen
Killing of Pigeons Sparks Stock Exchange Shutdown
In Bombay on Sunday two European boys killed pigeons provoking a Hindu crowd. A hartal was called as markets closed. Police charged after violent clashes with Hindu youths, with stones and injuries reported and seventeen arrests. Native merchants weigh steps amid tension.
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Bombay
Bhusnanaia
Stock Exchange
Merush
Plot to kill entire prohibition force uncovered in Alabama
Florence Alabama January 25 State Supervisor N L Pierce said a plot to exterminate the entire prohibition enforcement force operating in northern Alabama has been unearthed The discovery followed the arrest of eleven persons in connection with the killing Saturday of Don Stephenson a member of a prohibition squad and the wounding at the same time of two other officers
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Florence
Ala
Alabama
N. L. Pierce
Don Stephenson
Governor Says Traction Issue Is Public Service, Not Fare
Albany Jan 25 Public service is the real issue in New York City traction, not fare, Governor Miller said in reply to criticisms of his plan to place existing problems before a single state tribunal. The fare question is incidental, he asserted, and the solution transcends any fare issue. He emphasized the state never yielded its power over public utilities.
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Albany
New York City
Miller
Hylan Kengea
New York
Curran
Municipal
Curvas
Thy
Iu Service Commission
Pete Vate
Batimate
Board of Estimate
Senate
Assembly
Cnrs
Staten Island
Youth Held For Demanding Loan From Stokes
Seventeen year old Gustaf Neinstrom born in Sweden arrived years ago in New York. He wrote a bomb warning and demanded ten fifty dollar bills from hotel owner W. E. D. Stokes. Stokes set a trap with detectives. The youth appeared at six and accepted twenty dollars. He was arrested for extortion.
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Silles Gustaf Rehnstrom
Sweden
Rebnstrom
W. E. D. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Central Park
Fifty-ninth Street
West Seventy-second Street
Transfer System on Fifty Ninth Street Cars Ended
Court grants temporary injunction in favor of Belt Line Railway Corp against state officials to stop requiring cross town transfers on the 59th Street line. The ruling deems the transfer practice confiscatory and unconstitutional, reducing the line’s 5 cent fare share to two cents.
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Charles M. Hough
United States District Court
Belt Line Railway Corporation
Alfred M Barrett
Public Service
Fifty-ninth Street
Makes Vigorous Reply After La Guardia and Curran Assail Message
Albany reports Governor Miller rejects attacks on his plan to reform New York City traction. He calls the critics loose in thinking and warns the issue centers on public service, not fare prices. Mayor Hylan defends a five cent municipal bus system as congestion relief and city bids parallel lines if needed.
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la Guardia
Curran
Sto
Albany
Miller
Critiems
New York City
Manhattan
Board of Estimate of
Board For Estimate
Hylan
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M. Schwab
Shipping Board
Steel
Greece
Turkey
F. F. Stoll
Film Film
U.S. Photoplay Corporation
O. K
Federal Post
Mercury
Unter Myer
Kaiser
Woing
Wiis
Legislature Cripples
Bombay Stock Exchange
Stokes
Spectri
Guishast
Banat Conse Point
Attate Coast Ling
B'way
Tel
Longacre Jotoo
Aave
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