Wood's Fate Hinges on Breen Testimony in Dynamite Case
Boston June. The dynamite conspiracy trial of William M. Wood of the American Woolen Co and co defendants ends its case today with Breen's testimony in focus. Defense questions Breen's reliability while prosecutors argue Breen aided a frame up. Key witnesses include Atteaux and Pitman, with jurors facing a verdict tomorrow.
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Boston
Mornini
Henry F Hurlburt
Wood
Daniel G. Coakley
Atteaux
Pelistier
Commonwealth
John J. Breen
Lawrence
Breen
Ernest W. Pitman
Marlourt
Coakley
Green
Millien
Andover
Otter Proerty
Westate
Amnonthy
Willian Ei. Watts
Boston Police
A. A. Corby
Maire Rven du Atteaux
Law
Tenes
Telephone Rates Revised by State Firms
New York Telephone Company and Federal Telegraph and Telephone Company revise toll rates effective July 1 in New York State. The Public Service Commission notes rate changes either authorized or withheld, and requires 30 days advance notice for any rate changes.
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aAlveny
New York Telephone Company
Federal Telegraph and Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Thinning Out Sing Sing Convicts Transferred
June 5 Jibang relief plan: Superintendent Riley orders 488 convicts moved from Sing Sing to Auburn and other prisons to ease crowding. He outlines future transfers to Great Meadow and Meadow prisons as needed and notes tent accommodations and staffing to maintain security.
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Jibang
Sing Sing
Riley
Sing My
Auburn
Anter
Great Meadow
Quiet for sick boy autos ordered to pass house
Everett Greenwood, a seriously ill high school boy at Lafayette avenue Passaic, is kept at home as peritonitis worsens. City leaders stop work on the avenue and place signs at the hill demanding silence to ease his condition.
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Tribune
Passaic
N. J
Everett Greenwood
Lafayette Avenue
George N. Seger
Automet Eed
Poisoned Pen Case Sees 25 Subpoenas in Newark
Twenty five prominent Newark residents were subpoenaed in the poisoned pen letter case. Abe J. David represents Mrs Charles Foddies who led to the arrest of Mrs Neon te Pollard. A private hearing is set for Monday as defense and officials prepare for possible action by the Post Office Department. The letters were alleged to be sent by an unknown writer, with witnesses noting they are not all connected to Mrs Pollard personally.
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Sie Tribune
Elizabeth
N. J
Abe J. David
Charles Foddties
Neon Te Pollard
Pollard
Thomasey
H. M. Dunn
Bette
F. Bikelow
United States Postoftice
Cortelyou
Philadelphia
Postofficn Department
Charles He Schuechter
Christ Episcopal Church
Roudinot Chanter
Mexican loan not fixed yet bankers say details unsettled
American bankers said the Banque de Paris has not advised that underwriting details are complete and the final loan amount is not yet determined. Many expect around 30 million, potentially rising to 60 million, with final sizing to be decided by the money market abroad within two weeks.
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Landen
Banque de Paris
Mt Ie
Two Plans for Southern Pacific Dissolution Outlined
United Press reports a June 12 hearing in St Paul before Circuit Judges Sanborn Hook and Smith on the dissolution of the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific combination. Plan one offers SP stock to public subscribers at a court designated minimum price with allotment limited to Union Pacific stockholders. Plan two transfers all stock to a court-approved trustee with nonvoting certificates of interest exchangeable for deposited stock, upon affidavit of not owning UP stock.
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St. Paul
Brederal
Sanborn, Hook and Smith
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Partfle Company
Vth
Union Pacific Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mudge optimistic on Rock Island gains and new lines
H A Mudge, president of the Chicago Nock Inland Pacific Railway, reported May earnings up over last year and higher car loadings. He said winter wheat cutting has begun in Oklahoma and Kansas rains improved the crop outlook. The 81. Paulo Kansas City Short Line to open for trade around June 18, with through passenger service starting in October, offering the shortest Twin Cities to Kansas route.
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Rock Island Head
Mudge
Chicago Nock Inland & Pacific Railway Company
West
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Midge
Kansas City
Twin Cities
Weighted body found in clay pit near Hoboken
In Hackensack New Jersey June 6 the body of Frederick Stover a Hoboken butcher was recovered from a clay pit behind Carlstadt brickyards. Weights bound his feet police say the man drowned himself two boys found clothes on the pond bank and notified authorities.
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Hackensack
N. J
Frederick Stover
Hoboken
Carlstadt
Stocks Decline as Foreign Buyers Return Capital to U S
Stocks dropped with heavy early selling led by Tobacco shares while American Tobacco and Liggett & Myers fell sharply. Foreign investors reportedly repatriated 100 to 150 million dollars, easing selling pressure later in the day amid uncertain war conditions.
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Wall Street
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Canadian Pacific
Stein Foreign
Germany
Ite
Ivthune
Warican Broekers
Leigh Valle
Tork
Houthern Saif Veton Snett
Eus
Reyno Yd Selene
Onda
Hakan
Parcel Post Woes Lay Heavily On Express Firms
An official from a major express company said parcel post delays and competition have sharply reduced revenue across all express services. He noted his firm would cut back operations and expected earnings to fall, while stockholders face lower dividends. The official claimed the postal swings shifted demand away from private carriers, pressuring profits.
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Wostofice Department
Frisco Inquiry Likely on Saint Louis and San Francisco Railroads
Washington reports an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the St. Louis and San Francisco and Chicago Eastern Illinois lines, sought by Senator Kenyon. The resolution aims to reveal all facts on the purchase, receiver ships, and related subsidiaries, with prospects of Senate adoption. Chicago notes the HM. H. Porter estate resumes control of the Chicago and Eastern Minneis Railroad, W. J. Jackson elected president, Alvin W. Krech as vice president, and a stockholders meeting approving directors and leadership amid ongoing independence efforts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
BL Louis & Ban Prancisco
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Senate
Kenyon
Jones
Commission
Chicago & Eastern
St. Louis
San Francisco
Soula& San Francisco
HM. H. Porter
Chicago & Eastern Minneis Railroad Company
W. J Jackson
Alvin W. Krech
Frisco
George F. Porter
H.H. Porter
H. Rowe
C. F. Holt
F. A. Hibbard
W. UN Lyford
Chaney Keep
Henry A. Vernet
London
England
New York
B. L. Winchell
James Campbell
Ozark & Cherokee Central Railway Company
First Mortgage
E. 8. Page
Philadelphia
Howard Rayne
Robert L Montgomery
Girard Trust Company
Columbia-Knickerbocker Trust Company
Ande
St. Louia
Standard Oil of New York declares 400 percent stock dividend
Stockholders approve increasing capital from 15 million to 75 million and issue 400 percent stock dividend for June 30 distribution to record holders of June 13. Rockefeller’s holding rises by about 14 million par value, benefiting a wide range of Standard Oil subsidiaries as the trust restructures after the dissolution decree.
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New York Company
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Standard Ot
Metternolda
Wall Street
John J. Rockefeller
Cat Standard OM Trust
Lution
Supreme Court
Standard Oll
Kansas
Gavid Peria
Condbaliys
Standard OM Company
Nebraska
Standard Il Company
Indiana
Solar Refining Company
Standard Oil Company of New York
Lieutenant Gets 30 Days For Household Riot
Philadelphia June 1 Lieutenant R. Tourdoure of the United States Marine Corps, on extended furlough, is sentenced to thirty days in county jail. Police at Germantown report he ejected his elderly mother from a Maplewood Avenue home and fought four officers during arrest. His mother declined to press charges. Six months prior he faced a similar incident and was fined.
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Philadelphia
RV. Pouredoure
United States Marine Corp
Germantown
Maplewood Avenue
Dotredoure
Leutenant
Madistrate Winsiey
Riker
Touredoure
City ice plan divides Board of Estimate showdown
The Board of Estimate split 4 to 1 on a proposal to manufacture and sell ice at cost to the poor for city use. Mayor Gaynor opposed the measure, calling it a pre election move, while President McAneny defended it as a cost saving health project with potential city wide benefit.
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Board of Estimate
Gaynor
Miler
Bronx
Sud
McAneny
Aux- Mary
Health Department
Fce
Tee
Harold W. Cole
Natural Ice Association of America
Department of Correction
Dentists Dr Storck Took Own Life Over Work Load Illness
Coroner's physician ruled Dr Stephen Storck a dentist died by suicide due to ill health and overwork amid financial worries. Authorities found no third party involvement. a friend named Evert S Fink denied speculation of losses as the bridge game before death is noted.
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Storoner
Dr. Storck
Stephen ©. Storck
St Weat Sth
Timothy D. Lehane
Storck
Dr. Store
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Pelletier
Crosby
Valis
Kersoure
Attaux
Folkemen
Astreaux
Pitman
Hreen
U. P
H. A. Mudge
America
Wells Fargo
Standard Oil
Marine Corps
Synol Soap
Synol
New Brunswick, New Jersey
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