Ship Board Seizes Three More Liners
The United States Shipping Board seized three liners sent to sea and another at Boston, as back pay disputes and contract noncompliance prompted action against the United States Mail Steamship Company. Harriman lines will operate the ships temporarily while the board decides future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
United States Mail Steamship Company
Washington
Wireless
Boston
Shipping Board
Hiarriman
United American Line
American
Elmer Senlesinger
J. Barstow Small
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Whnres
Francis H. Mayer
U.S. Mail Steamship Company
RH. M. Robinson
Harriman Corporation
George Washington
Grant Agamemnon
Susquehanna
Prisay
Parahontas
Naples
Princess Matoika
Ryemen
Potomac
High Seas
Mount Vernon
Schlesinger
Smull
Brodwar
Reon
Harrimon
Mr. Schlesinger
Spokman
United American Lines
Harriman Lines
Harriman
Mail Company
Sehlestnger
Fourts
Callec
Hugo Stinnes Hurt in Auto Crash Near Wiesbaden
Hugo Stinnes German magnate suffered a brain concussion and an ax cut in the forehead when his car overturned near Wiesbaden Prussia He and his daughter granddaughter were injured and he was treated at Wiesbaden hospital Stinnes owned newspapers shipping lines and industrial plants with vast capital holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Stinnes
Auto
Wiesbaden
Berlin
Associated Press
Wien
Prusvit
Stinnes
Wiem
Iesbaden
Wanendia
Marc Stinnes
Industralist
Germany
Sevral
Iti
Harding Chops Wood for Camp Dinner in Blue Ridge
President Harding camped near Pecktonville in Maryland with the Edison Ford Firestone party. He joined Wood chopping duties at the cook tent and spoke briefly with local residents and church leaders as the group relaxed in a hillside camp by Licking Creek near the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Maryland Glen
Firestone
Ford
Edison
Tribune
Licking Creek
Potomac
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ward
Harvey S. Firestone
Rum Smuggling Foils Nighttime Shore Watch on Coast
Federal agents in New Haven and Atlantic City pursued a large illicit whisky shipment valued at over 100000. Boats, planes and a patrol along Long Island Sound tracked suspected rum runners as authorities intensified measures against smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Scotland
France
Highton
Pasee
New Haven
Atlantic City
Internal Revenue Service
Long Island Sound
Nehore
the Sk
Thomas J. McAuliffe
State to Take Census of Orange County Bees
The New York State Department of Farms and Markets orders a county census to count bees in Orange County. Assessors will list bee keepers and collect data while keepers inspect hives for disease. The effort aims to identify contamination risks to protect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Goshen
N.Y
Department of Farms and Markets
State Department
Petition Urges Ford to Run Railways for Nation
A petition mailed to President Harding asks Henry Ford to operate the railroads. The 400 Oceana County fruit growers claim freight rates eat into crop profits and cite Ford’s rate reductions on his Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railway as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans, Mich
Harding
Henry Ford
Oceana County
Washington
Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railway
Calder Kills Fusionists' Mayor Boom in New York
United States Senator William M. Calder bows out of a mayoralty bid after a steering committee meeting in Manhattan. Brooklyn Senator Charles Lockwood leads for the fusion nomination with Curran as possible Comptroller candidate if Lockwood wins. Calder cites Senate duties and tax policy as reasons to decline. Elizabeth Collier resigns from the Coalition Committee urging La Guardia as strongest Republican ticket head.
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United States
William M. Calder
Washington
Republican and Coalitionists
Commodore
Calder
Menry H. Curran
Manhattan
Charles (. Lockwood
Brooklyn
Lockwood
Curran
la Guardia
Finance Committee
Senate
Europe
New York State
Sam
House of Representatives
Senate of the United States
Hylan
Friends of Good Government
Miss Collier
Elizabeth Collier
Brooklyn League of Women Voters
Joseph M. Fries
Price
FLH. la Guardia
Board of Aldermen
Tam
Friends of Borough
Qurran
Dowling
Richmond
Northcliffe Declares Britain Reduces Military Burden
Northcliffe asserts Britain is disarming to relieve Germany of military burden and to sharpen trade advantage. He argues the move prompts England to act in response to changed balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcliffe
Britain
Germany
England
Northcliffe Eyes World Tour and Golf as Press Clash Grows
Viscount Northcliffe arrived aboard the Aquitania planning a year of golf stops from New Rochelle to Tokyo while reporting on world affairs. He noted disarmament trends, potential talks with Éamon de Valera, and criticized Lloyd George and Curzon while defending The Times and The Daily Mail news access. He travels with It. Wickham Steed and John Prigheau, aiming to play President Harding in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Northcliffe
Fredom
London Times
The
Daily Mail
New Rochelle
Washington
Toronto
Vancouver
Kobe
Melbourne
Calcutta
Cairo
Aquitania
Moyd George
Golf Alone Interests
London
Boyd George
E Dins
Tokio
Kinglund
Germany
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Dé Valera
de Valera
Walter ¥. Bullock
New York
Tie
Harding
Gotha
Association of Foreign Newspaper
Japan
Wickham Steed
John Prigheau
Mojor
Northcliff
Lloyd George
Marquis Curzon
Grasshopper
Mid-Ocean
Wireless
Wen Lam
Times
Premie
Vicant Northcliffe
10 Percent Pay Cut To Hit B R T Workers August 5
Lindley M. Garrison, receiver for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, announces a 10 percent wage reduction for all hourly workers across the system to take effect August 5. H Hobart Porter confirms the measure for the Brooklyn City Railroad after employee conferences. The cut, aimed to ease costs, allows possible future reductions and sets overtime rules and minimum run times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley M. Garrison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
H. Hobart Porter
Brooklyn City Railroad
Unon
Garrison
Repre
Free Americans First U S Reply to Plea of Russia
Washington says the Soviet appeal for aid to Russia’s cholera and disease epidemic will not be met with sympathy until all American prisoners held by the Bolshevik authorities are released. No aid request has been received by the State Department, and no sign of policy change toward American prisoners has been noted. The U S argues relief should follow freedom of movement for Americans in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Washington
Russia
Moscow
State Department
United States
Equal Strength New Sinn Fein To Be U S Stand Offer to Ulster
In Washington July 29 the Harding administration compiles armament data for a world conference, with War and Navy chiefs directing figures to gauge minimum military strength. In Dublin Sinn Fein discusses Lloyd George peace terms and plans an Ulster overture, as De Valera seeks another meeting with Craig and cabinet review.
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Sinn Fein
U.S
Ulster
Craig
Dublin
de Valera
Carter Field
Washington
Harding
Pacific
Weeks
Army
United States
Denby
Great Britain
War Department
Leonard Wood
Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
Lloyd George
Sinn Féin
Mansion House
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Dail Eireann
James Craig
Orangemen
London
Betwen
Ireland
King George
Hardin
Smuts
Jane
Downing Street
Bolsheviki in Panic Seek Opposition Aid for Russia
Moscow faces famine and cholera as Red authorities seek relief help from non Bolshevik parties. A Kremlin meeting included Kameneff Krassin Lunacharsky and Social Revolutionary and Menshevik representatives. Efforts aim to organize independent relief, while fear grows of military dictatorship under Trotsky and renewed terror. Berlin and Riga reports note international relief discussions and a central famine commission led by Kalinin without Communist members.
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Joseph Shaplen
Wirkens
The
Tribune
New York Tribune Ta
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Kremlin
Kamenoff
Krassin
Lunacharsky
Kishkin
Prokopovitch
Kutler
Vera Figner
Maxim Gorky
Kuskova
Zeitzeff
Alexandra Tolstoy
Mensheviks
Kameneff
Soviets
Mascow
Red Guards
Pastrovak
Petrograd
Leon Trotzky
Trovedy
Reds
Europe
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Volga
Riga
Associated Press
N.M. Kishkin
America
Central Commission For Famine Relief
M. Kalinin
Central Committee
Rostroneynaya
Flyer Forced to Land In Pit of Dead Volcano
Forest Service pilot Raymond G. Fisher was forced to land on a tiny island in Crater 1 Drexen, 15 000 feet up, after engine trouble. Four spark plugs were broken. rescue planes delivered parts by parachute and Fisher repaired the plane to fly to Medford safely.
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San Whandisly
Crater
Drexen
Raymond G. Fisher
Forest Service
Fisher
Examinati
Medford
Ore
Plor
Earth
Moana
Foreat Service
Mob Hangs Murder Suspect From County Jail
A mob stormed the county jail in Mrs. Hattiesburg and dragged out the convicted murderer Mrs. Mosely news notes indicate he was to be hanged July 18 while awaiting appeal before the State Supreme Court. Sheriff Edmondson Deputy Gray and Jailer McKenzie faced armed men on courthouse steps. McKenzie refused surrender as doors yielded to the mob and the prisoner fought back with a razor and a chair before a fatal blow ended the struggle.
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Hatties
Mosely
State Supreme Court
Sherif Will M. Edmondson
Joe Gray
PH. McKene Nie
McKenzie
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Ship Board
U. S. Mail Co
Meyer
Johnson
Braun
Slacker
House Board
McAuliffe
Lighthouse Point
Lighthouse Joint Pier
Peters
House
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Charles A. Braun
Doy
Grover
Vists
Acoss
Mrs. Johnson
Joseph D. Rodgers
Hraun
Johnston
Chairman Peters
Rodgers
Anosher Reom
Luhring
Indiana
Representative Johnson
Tate
Mrs. Bergdoll
Want Ford
Maker Run
Beekman 3000
New York Tribune
Boom
U. S
Trish
Viscount
Congress
Dail
Bolsheviki
Orky
Dorlin
Masim Gorky
Hsaid
Flyer
Mob
Slayer
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