Scarcity Threats Rise in Untermyer Housing Debate
A furor over urban housing scarcity erupts as Untermyer officials warn of intensifying city shortages. Lionel Phremniyor and the New York Welfare Committee discuss remedies and policy shifts while critics argue for protective tariffs and job safeguards to shield workers from foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newte
Silane
Ion Tere
Lionel Phremniyor
Tia
Ablemauia Welfare Ciumattee
Pramnring
Hizieh
Fospurkild
Insurance Firms Rebuke Untermyer News Response
Insurance executives disputed Samuel Untermyer's charges that large insurers fueled rent profiteering and real estate distress. Key figures from Metropolitan Life, New York Life, and Mutual Life argued they lent mainly on government securities and real estate loans, with substantial Liberty Bond and Victory Loan subscriptions and no intent to restrain financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurancs
Samuel Untermyer
Antepmyar
Nuthin Qwirsh
Mtr Untermyer
Wroilerick
Kingsley Saad
Nuwe Yyiph
Newark
New York
Tnsurince Company
United States
Lomlien
Conody
Fife Insurance
Metronisian Life Insurance Company
Smyooo
Bundy
Air iNaiantheesi
Nineron
Reefron
Igeneanee Company
Investouni
Bestmengesceneil
Murtsake
Intereal
Thia Company
Mitel
Eviction Controversy Over Tenements For Park Plan
Local debate centers on evicting 229 families from tenement houses to clear space for a park. Mayor backed a Harman proposal while critics argue the move targets low income residents. officials promise compensation and examine alternative housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Harman
Mylan
Questor
Fond Commission
Franklyn
Oly
Thylin
Boerum
Loriger
Honmatd
Caniti Vianer Hayman
Enim
Aaron
Aden
Robert
Marin
Tunis
Matton
Striel
Yale
Shaw
Hilti
Hylan Accused of Favoritism by Citizens Union
Citizens Union accuses Mayor Hylan of favoritism amid a series of charges reported in The Searchlight. The article recounts appointments in the Police Department and Civil Service, naming Joseph Eppse and details of the investigations, opposition, and political fallout surrounding the mayor and his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylan
Citizens Union
Toseph
Eppse
iLe
Patien
Fiettayer
Usckild Tourine Cue
Warkard Senouive
Veuligaler
Rapve
Rippse
Nunsilentink
Molin
Renidentiat
Zanes
Ford Tries to Prove Editorial Motive in Chicago Tribune Libel Case
In Mount Clemens, a midyear libel trial over alleged private interest claims against The Chicago Tribune heard deposits tying business ties and potential influence to anti Ford sentiment. Evidence referenced Standard Oil holdings and McCormick family connections, with Judge Tucker weighing whether such links show bias affecting Tribune news coverage.
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Ford
Mount Clemens
Mid
The
Chicago Tribune
Privana
Tribune
Treurg Word
International Harvester Company
Meigut
Farit
John de Rocketines
Standard Oil
Ruth Manta Patterson
Doseph Medill McConnick
Mark Hanna
Oval
John D. Rockefelier
Standard OH
Nf New Tereay
Meslin
Earth McCormick
Harold McCormack
Harold McCormick
Tucker
McCormicks
100000 Sunday School Children Parade Reviewed by Officials
Approximately 100000 children paraded as part of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union event. Governor Smith and Ambassador James W. Gerard reviewed twenty two parades. A red striped canopy covering the reviewing stand was stolen shortly before start, delaying ceremonies. The procession began around 5 PM with hourly parades continuing, and dignitaries attended a reception at The Waitik Club after.
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Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Smith
Murmer
James W. Gerard
Eranu
Prospect Park
John Peterson
Horgen Street
Tipo Enona
Wytan
At & P.m
Govermir Smith
Me. Gerard
API Laneh
Waitik
Parade Officials Named for Eastern District Civic Event
In Greenpoint division the 21st annual Sunday parade in the Eastern District has 000 representing participants. W. Haeston serves as chief marshal with assistants John A. Roy, John Lange and E. M. Foote. Review stands at Prospect Park host Governor alongside Mrs. Smith and Francis Hug with several state and federal figures in attendance.
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Greenpoint
New York
Cypress Hills
W. Haeston
John A. Roy
Johin Lange
E. M. Foote
Ing Stind
Prospect Park
Smith
Francis Hug
Hugi
Travis
United States
Calder
Gerard
Abram Elkus
Turkey
High Court Convicts Lamar and Martin in War Plot
The United States Circuit Court affirmed Navid Lamir known as The West of Wall Street and Henry B. Martin of Labor’s National Pente Council in a conspiracy to obstruct munition shipments to the Allies. They were sentenced to four years in Mercer County penitentiary. The case tied to Captain Hans von Rintelen and a $500,000 German fund to bribe officials and cause strikes before U.S. entry. Lamir argued pacifism. appeals possible to the United States Supreme Court.
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United States
Navid Lamir
Wall Street
Henry B. Martin
Labor
National Pente Council
Mercer County
N. J
Hans von Rintelen
Indor
von Rintplen Hay Huey
Germany
Lamar
Federal Pone Itentiary
Atlanta
Palman
Pontesylvan
Z. V. Morgan
Larawe
Nhe Sinlong
Oye GE van Kentulen
Wolf
Sujos Supreme Court
Prof Garner Returns From Congo With Monkey Talk
Professor Richard L. Garner returns aboard the French liner from Havre reporting on his Congo expedition and his observations of simian behavior. He notes fresh monkey hides and discusses potential study aids while describing reception in Washington and a Paris audience for his talk.
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Prof
Garner
Congo
Richard L. Garner
Chicago
Havre
Cue Populdy Sons
Fiat
Jm Alwindunes
Polis
Washington
Cartier
Elrey
Emaunay
Aghia Yrutien
Nual
Maine
New York Bankers Charge of Forgery Arrests Count Max Lyn arc Loudon
Jane S-ax Chinan, forty six, posing as Count Max Lyn arc Loudon, a German noble aspirant, was arrested in New York City on a forgery charge. The case ties him to the Teen Trading Company and a scheme involving the National Bank, with links to St. Louis connections and telegram exchanges.
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Sp I
oPreaiondenen
ST. Louis
Jane S—ax Chinan
Max Lyn Arc Loudon
Les
Woaterm Union Telegraph Company
Font New York
Warren
William Bonnard
Barker
New York
Genest Chives
Ponphkeopste
Mohee
Mormaide
Tres Hie National Bank
New ‘York
Siu
Teen Trading Company
Jor
Tynany Menor
Matey Peal
Mesnard
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Steen
Sural
Tiulermayer
Sutton
Faye
Persnes
WWE
Sean Hyadd
Wareqy
Warkmen
Huwa
Mili Loud
Hrivawredine
Hirnvh
Prent
God
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Ave
Tenth St
N.Y
Horlick
Knutsley
Willoy Nunes
Donn
Liberty Tamite
Wilek i
Don HO
Aller Investmenta
Fmye
Bonis
Santiaga Jay
Policn
Polier
Wepinimente Rom
Ffort
Bevo
Anheuser-Busch
St.louis
Fay
Ens Seak Ein Ta
High Court
Martin
N. Y. Banker
Max Chinang
St Louie
William Bernard
Boy Scouts of America
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Greater
New York Central
Tenth Avenue
G. J. Edwards
Rt Rock Rais
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