Full Inquiry In Custodian Office Begun
A wartime grand jury inquiry began with James P. Garvan, former Alien Property custodian and head of the Chemical Foundation, testifying on the legality and origins of the custodian office actions. Attorney General Daugherty asserted the government will defend American rights in dye patent losses to the Chemical Foundation, rejecting German influence claims and stating proceedings will determine if patents are returned.
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Associated Press
Janels P. Garvan
Clomical Foundation, Inc
Ays
Chemical Foundation
Atorney
General Daugherty
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Harding
Yates P. Garvan
Wip
Foundation
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Garvan
McGarvan
Iiin
Congress
Gaston Means
Jarvan
Gaston 3
Means
Chemien Foundation
Me. Means
Burson
Bagherty
Grand Jury
Finical Foundation
Department of Mgt
Sara i
No Extended Crime Wave in New York Says Enright
Police Commissioner Richard Enright told London reporters there has been no overall crime wave in New York though murder burglary and other offenses against persons show a rise from prewar levels He cites a 919 percentage increase in these serious crimes influenced by a larger population and notes more crimes involve weapons like sandbags.
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York Tribune Inc
Ndon
Richa E. Enright
London
T WE
New York
Merima
Enright
Et & Police
Neway
Paris Press Charges Soviet German Plots
Paris newspapers publish Bolshevik plots for an alliance with Germany to attack Poland and France. The report stems from police investigations into theft of papers from the former Russian Constituent Assembly headquarters. Le Journal claims Bolshevik agents aimed to suppress two prominent French political figures opposing the Soviet government.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Poland
France
Constituent Assembly
le Journal
Harding Proclamations Move to Free Mail and Trade
President Harding demands freedom from interference in mails and interstate commerce while a sweeping probe of the Alien Property Custodian's office unfolds around the Chemical Foundation Inc. Garvan turns over records as Republicans rally against tariffs. State Dept plans U.S. troop withdrawals from San Domingo and other domestic and international issues unfold across government, industry, and society.
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Harding
Chemical Foundation Inc
Garvan
Edge
Mores
State Department
United States
San Domingo
Pittsburgh
Moscow Reds Urge Revolt In Germany
Berlin July 11. The Soviet government called German workers to topple the republic and form a workers dictatorship, via The Red Flag. The move angered authorities amid reports of talks with monarchist elements to wreck the system and foster a Russo German alliance.
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Moscow
Germany
Joseph Shaplen
Wiretese
Tribune Topycheht
New York
Tribone Inc
Berlin
Third Internationale
Europe
Kremlin
Socialista
Sun Yat-sen Attacks Macao Forts Then Sails In
Sun Yat-sen, deposed president of South China, arrived at Canton harbor aboard the gunboat Wingfung, escorted by two cruisers and a destroyer, after bombarding Macao forts two miles below the city. He declared he would not again bombard the city proper.
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Associated Press
Sun Yat-sen
South China
Canton Harbor
Wingfung
Sun
Gould Marries Mrs. Alice Sinclair in Paris Ceremony
Geo. J. Gould wed Mrs. Alice Sinclair in a Paris ceremony a week earlier, his first wife Edith Kingdon having died last November in Lakewood. Sinclair, once a stage performer, will reportedly honeymoon in Scotland at a leased Inverness castle before returning to Fifth Avenue.
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George J. Gould
Alice Sinclair
New York
Paris
Ward
Stokes
Hearst
Seabury
Klaxen
Edith Kingdon
Gould
Edith King Gon
Georgian Court
Lakewood
Shuber
Jay Gould
George Jay Gould Jr
Arkville
Roosevelt Hospital
Mr. Gould
Ini
Toms River
Jay
Charles Prentice Noyes
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
M Gould
Equitable Trust Company
Delay in Liner Sail Dents Jamaica Hotel Owner's Wallet
The Greek liner King Alexander failed to depart on time from South Brooklyn to Piräus due to coal shortages. Jamaica hotel owner James Constantine, his wife and one childless couple aboard, saw about 600 Jamaicans gather at the pier to watch the sailing. Constantine offered the group a complimentary dinner ashore as compensation for the delay.
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Alexander
James Constantine
Jamaica
L. 1
Brooklyn
Boniface
Constantine
Harding Warns Railmen Move to Halt Spread of Strike
Chicago July 11 troops guard railroad shops as violence rises. Big Four train service brotherhoods plan talks with executives to set policy on train service status. Bloomington engineers firemen conductors vote to refuse shop entry while troops remain, keeping mail trains running. Cabinet meeting notes railroad and coal strikes, with a possible presidential mediation. Signals chiefs hold strike, withholding orders after talks with labor board.
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Chicago
Big Four
Association of Railway Executives
Bloomington
Chicago & Alton
Wnlo
Crista
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Aida
St. Paul
R. A. Heming
Northwest Territory
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Northern Pacific
Daniel W. Helt
Signalmen
United States Railroad Labor Board
Mr. Helt
Wiedfeldt Asks Friend Why Not Let Him Stay
Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt the recently arrived German ambassador sailed to Hamburg on the Reliance. He refused to discuss Germany's volatile political scene and said he would return to Germany on nation business before coming back. He smiled when asked why he cannot remain and noted ink is ink as he declined further talk. Dr. Wilhelm Solf, ambassador to Tokyo, accompanied him and also kept silent about rumors amid the crisis.
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Bourgenis
Ruhr
People's Party
People’s Party
Hugo Stinnes
Franka:rter Zeitung
Philipp Scheidemann
Cassel
Germany
Kiel
Otto Wiedfeldt
Rathenau
Hamburg
United American Line
Foreign Ministry
Wiedfeldt
Washington
Assander
Dr. Waldfeldt
Wilhelm
Heinrich Solf
Tokio
Berlin
Ebert
Solf
Train Breakdown Acknowledged as Rail Strike Worsens
Rail officials admitted equipment breakdowns and delays worsened by a strike, with 1¢ trains halted and several routes late. New Haven line violence reported as Merchants Limited was stoned near New Haven. Governor Edwards orders probe into defective inspections amid union complaints to ICC. Jewels to address Metropolitan district meetings focus on clerk and station staff actions.
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H. B. Voorhees
Mangager
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania
Southern
Flatbush Avenue
Long Island Railroad
Brooklyn
New Haven
New York, New Haven’ & Hartford Railroad
Merchants’ Limited
Conn
Edwards
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Concord club bans Sunday golf amid blue laws clash
Beaver Meadow Golf Club members were warned they would be arrested if they played next Sunday as County Solicitor Rainie enforces Lord's Day observance. Ex Senator Martin urged closures and action against Sunday baseball, while 3,000 spectators defied police at a ten inning tie. Ward freed on $50,000 bail amid murder case tensions as his wife embraced him in court.
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Tribune
Concord
N. H
Beaver Meadow Golf Club
Herbert W. Rainie
Nathaniel B. Martin
Martin
Miniatore
Rainie
Contoocook River Park
Concord Electric Railways
Beaver Meadow
Bose
Frank J. Sulloway
George A. Foster
Beaver Meadow Club
Suncook
Franklin
Sulloway
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
White Plains
Ward
Weeks
Westchester County
Peters
Justice Séeger
New Rochelle
Teane N
Mills
Justice Seeger
The Tribune vacation package invitation
A brief notice invites readers to make The Tribune their daily vacation companion. Readers are urged to tell their newsdealer to deliver during summer or call Beekman 4000 to give a vacation address for subscription service.
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Beekman 4000
The
Tribune
Proclamation Directs All to Refrain From Interstate Trade Interference
President Harding issues a proclamation directing all persons to refrain from interference with interstate train movement and the transportation of the United States mails. He asserts government authority behind rail and mail movement, urges cooperation of state and local authorities, and supports the Railroad Labor Board decisions.
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Carter
Washington
Harding
Grover Cleveland
United States
United States Railroad Labor Board
Union of Ferate
Railroad Labor Board
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Flora
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore & Ohio
Post
8. H. Cistor
St. Louis
Warren G. Harding
Maine
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