France Ready To Seize Ruhr If Parley Fails
Paris allies with Lloyd George in London talks on German reparations. Poincare seeks a decisive show of force if talks fail, planning possible occupation of the Ruhr to compel Germany to resume payments and stabilize French finances amidst a collapsing mark.
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Tribune
Paris
Poincare
London
Lloyd George
Germany
Ruhr
Europe
Termor
Foreign Office
Ceeine
France
Poinare
Committee On la Poincare
Rhine
Foch
Wirth
Gerrity
Jennier Poincare
Uropoen
Smpright
New York Tribune Inc
Ila
Robert Herne
Commuter
House of Famons
Sitee
Ruher Valley
Washington
American
Hoover Plans Coal Rationing To Avert Fuel Famine
Hoover proposes rationing coal to prevent a fuel shortage, with Daugherty backing the plan as legal. Cars would be sent to coal mines that comply with government price policies. advisers warn a rail strike may be imminent as Cabinet prepares to discuss the crisis.
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Washington
Hoover
Daugherty
Aarding
Senate
Underwood
Germany
Chemical Foundation
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Missouri
Harding
America
London Debt Parley To Go On Without U S
Paris July 24 The Allied countries will proceed with the debt conference independently as the United States is seen as an observer not a participant The talks will cover debts tied to the reparations problem at the London conference and the hope is that U S views may eventually change if economic improvements occur.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
London
Debts of Allan A Ryan Shrink to 18 Million in Bankruptcy
In federal court Judge Learned Hand heard that Allan A Ryan’s liabilities are about 18 million after duplications in bankruptcy schedules, down from 22 million. The Guaranty Trust Company seeks to sell collateral and accounts receivable on July 26, with a two week delay suggested to August 2 to allow examination. The assets include Stutz Motors stock, Ryan Consolidated Petroleum, Times Square Auto Supply, Continental Candy notes, Knox Hat notes, and Ryan firm accounts receivable totaling about 1.5 million, plus other securities and large bank-held claims.
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Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
David Hunter Miller
Francis G. Caffey
Learned
Miller
Guaranty Trust Company
Ryan Loans
Hand
Mr. Miller
Allen Wardwell
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Trust Company
Tresiver
Sarah Tuck Ryan
Whitney
Cirer Court of Appeals
Allan A. Ryan & Co
Stutz Motors
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Times Square Auto Supply Company
Continental Candy
Knox Hat Company
George T. Lew
Sai
Stutz Motor
Argonaut Salvage Corporation
Josephine Theatrical Company, Inc
Mr. Ryan
Consolidated Distributors
Bethlehem Motors
HW. M. Biggs
S. Burdon
Agnes W. Gill
D. Henry
D. Manning
J. H. Mackin
C. D. Connor
C. S. Ryan
C.D. K. Walsi
Frank White
Stock Exchange
The Tribune Vacation Convenience Message
A brief public notice invites readers to arrange daily delivery of The Tribune while traveling. It provides instructions to request service at the newsdealer or call Beekman 3000 to provide a vacation address for circulation during the summer.
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the Tribune
Beekman 3000
The
Tribune
Speedometers to Check Mail Truck Speeders
Washington reports the Postoffice Department will equip nearly three thousand mail trucks with modern speedometers to ensure compliance with speed laws and reduce wrongful speeding charges. The move follows widespread complaints in Washington and other cities about mail truck drivers violating speed limits.
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Tribunee Washington
Washington
Postoffice Department
Autoist Held for Frightening Boy to Death
William C. Koch a 30 year old salesman living in Brooklyn was held at Coney Island police station on a homicide charge after his car nearly struck six year old Willard Tilly and caused fatal shock. The boy died at Breakwater Court Manhattan Beach and Koch faces arraignment in Coney Island Court today.
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William C. Koch
Stratford Road
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Willard Tilly
David L. Tilly
Ridgewood
N. J
Tillys
Manhattan Beach
Breakwater Court
Willard
Koch
Ira Pease
Carrie Tilly
Mr.Tilly
Thomas Rorke
Kravitch
Coney Island Hospital
Heuth Street
Third Avenue
Bronx
16Th Street
Mary Whitney
William Fogerty
Miss Whitney
Lincoln Hospital
Morrigania
Kate Seidner
169Th Street
Seidner
166Th
Pair Who Rode in Auto With Bielaski Arrested
Two arrests were made near Cuernavaca in the Bielaski kidnapping case. Jesus Barcenas, a Mexican lawyer, and Mme Milo, a French milliner, were detained. both were in the motor party during the abduction of A. Bruce Bielaski and the reported theft of a peoria from Mme Milo. Barcenas is attorney for Jerome Bassidy in a Supreme Court contest with James W. Coffroth over the Tia Juana racetrack. he and his wife are close friends of the Bielaskis.
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Tribune
New York Tribune Tae
Mexico City
A. Bruce Bielaski
Investigation Bureau
United States Department of Justice
Jesus Barcenas
Mme. Milo
Cuernavaca
Bielaski
Mme
Milo
Barcenas
Jerome Bassidy
Supreme Court
James W. Coffroth
Tia Juana
Advisers Push Harding on Rail Strike Action
Washington July 24 The government faces a railroad strike crisis with advisers urging decisive action. Attorney General Daugherty says the president could seize and operate roads if needed while Cabinet members weigh constitutional powers and possible use of federal troops to ensure interstate commerce and mail service.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Daugherty
United States
Soma
Aarding
Congress
Interstate
Transportation Net
Sny Transportation Emergency
Suicide on crowded ferry sparks Wall Street panic
Edward J. Moran, sixty, of Brooklyn, leaped from the President Roosevelt ferry at Governor's Island to end his life after losing all in Wall Street. A thousand passengers watched, ropes lowered, and Moran left behind letters to editors and brokers urging attention to alleged bucketshop practices. The police say he planned a window jump earlier but chose the ferry.
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Twelfth Street
Brooklyn
President Roosevelt
Governor’s Island
Moran
William Cole
Staten Island
Captain Cole
Wall Street
the New York
Tribune
New York American
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Exchange Place
Broad Street
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E. H. Whiting & Go
Banton
Ssanton
Coal and Car Rationing Plan Drafted for Picton Famine
Acting on a tele gram from Governor Miller a committee from the Transit Commission Public Service Commission and New York Edison left for Washington to seek Hoover aid on coal supply priority for public utilities amid the coal strike They will coordinate with federal authorities to assure adequate delivery and distribution as well as survey coal stock around the Port of New York The Port Authority may extend inquiry to metropolitan coal needs
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Transit Commission
Public Service Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Publ Service Commission
Trans’ Commission
Hoover
William A. Prendergast
LeRoy T. Harkness
The
J. W. Leib
New York Edison Company
Prenderpost
Lincoln C. Andrews
Harkness
Mr. Leib
Port Authority
New York
Lenroot Pushes 40 Percent Wool Tariff Slash
A lengthy dispatch reports Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin pressing a 40 percent maximum ad valorem cut on coarse wools as part of the wool schedule. He argues the new rate would lower duties relative to the Payne Aldrich law and cites production costs in 1919. The debate, with Wadsworth backing Lenroot but facing Democratic resistance, continues with a key vote expected tomorrow.
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Tribune
Washington
Venroot
Wisconsin
Finance Committee
Lenroot
Wadsworth
Payne-Aldrich
Traffic Goat Detains Brooklyn Cop in Street Clash
Police officer August Grom from Bedford Avenue station was directing traffic at Roebling and Grand in Brooklyn when an elderly goat wandered in. After a humorous standoff the animal rammed the officer and toppled him into the gutter until patrolmen could capture it. Willstein of Metropolitan Avenue owned the goat.
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August Grom
Bedford Avenue
Roebling
Grand Streets
Brooklyn
Grom
Trafic
Schneider
Metreal
Philip Willstein
Metropolitan Avenue
Girl's Wit Saves Diamond In Heist Near Pittsburg
Special Dispatch from Topeka recounts Grace Hensley and escort Charles Hunter foiling a robber near Pittsburg Kansas who offered a diamond for three and a half dollars. The thief fled with about 1800 dollars in loot after the failed exchange.
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Kan
Grace Hensley
Pittsburg
Charles Hunter
Toni Ikeer
Evan
Presidential Committee to Coordinate Coal Rationing
Washington July 24 plan to ration coal to curb a fuel famine from the miners strike was agreed under Secretary Hoover. The Presidential Committee will supervise distribution, set fair prices, and work with operators, railways, and district committees to allocate coal by districts and guarantee payments. Cabinet discussed handling the railroad strike alongside the plan.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Daugherty
War Weeks
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Commission
Department of Interior
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