Stockholders clash over Wheeling & Lake Erie plan
Minority holders accuse Goulds of manipulating a meeting to block a proposed 25 percent assessment and defend a plan to take the Wheeling & Lake Erie-Wabash route to relieve its receivership. Ramsay and others contest leadership, vow to push court actions and aim to remove the line from distress as new directors are seated in New York, Cleveland, and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbant Wittshursh
Joseph Tansy
We Wabash Mall Pond
Pittsburgh
New York
Tyledo
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Goulds
Str
Ramsay
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wabash
Myer
Goulde
J A. Watson
Cleveland
Tely
Menting
Ciweree
Rust
Tule
Henry
Clhovelima
CM Spleen
Tolade
Monry McGraw
Ipveland
Johnson
Watson
Johne
Howevever
Wabard
Wheellig & Lake Erie
BA Worthington
le Pelvent
Fla Venry
Lereland
Joseph) Ramsay
E Stevens
John
Toussig
Louis
Ralpi Fe Tohen
Steubenviile
W. D. Holle
Altoona
Frederick
To- Wed
Heaney Th
Ant Hoags Befram
Levalant
C. M. Gpiteer
Toledo
Heof
Worthington
Clevelants
EA. Palen
Meaers Cheney and
Avery
New Youth
Political turmoil as judges urged for court of appeals
The filibuster of vacancies in the Court of Appeals is spearheaded by party figures and a bipartisan judge slate. A broad coalition, including former court members, discusses qualifications and urges experienced candidates, while a committee recommends a unified proponent for the bench. The article notes disputes over partisan influence and calls for reform in the judicial selection process.
U S Agent Assassinated in Honduras Strike
Frederick Shaw, acting for a federal court in the Northern District, was assassinated in Honduras near the Bishek River Trine. The American Legation reported to the State Department that the killer, unnamed, has been captured. Shaw, about forty, formerly a paymaster and founder of the Shaw Machine Company, lived in Lowell, Massachusetts, and his family is listed with several local connections.
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F. P. Shaw
Honduras
Frederick Pieront Shei
Chicago
Trust Company
Federal Court
Tilmots Intie
Come Iercist Company
Bisek
Trine
Amortcon
Teguctealpa
State Department
Lowell
Mass
Jane
Frederick P. Shaw
Thoman P. Shassenides
Shaw
Lowell Machine Shop
Shaw Marhin
Aris
Mildlesax
Lawell
Thowar Shaw
Austin Peye
Sasy
el Cobre
Daptingstratay
Heeres
Santliga
Marine
Cal
Cutan
Kragdorgensen
Gomez
War Department
Key West
Cruieer
Manegauillo
Odonte
Theambrut Petrel
Utecaution
Sox
Cuba
Aasilage
June
Harlem River drowning hero spared admirers
Charles Dentll of 250 Fifth Avenue barely escaped drowning in the Harlem River yesterday after twice sinking under the current. Policeman Herman Moyer performed artificial respiration until Dr. Draitty of Burien Hospital revived him. The rescuer Wheeler refused to share his name to avoid admirers seeking photos.
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Lavrenor Swansler
Charles Dentll
Fifth Avenue
Harlem
Snown
Beneanh
Herman Moyer
Dir. D'raitty
Buriem Hospital
Vis Silly
Hathee
Sveimy
Nico
Meyer
Wheeler
Robbers steal cash and stamps from lake postoffice
Three burglars used a car to reach the Lake Pino postoffice area late at night. They forced a rear window to gain entry, escaping with nearly 3000 in cash and stamps. Police traced tire marks along the shore to Ballalag, but the suspects remained at large. The Teodea postoffice was reportedly robbed three weeks earlier.
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Lake Pino
Huahen
Inken
Ballalag
Teodea
Back From Europe Governor Tix Leads Democratic Year Talk
Fragmented report covers Governor candidates and party chatter as Governor Tix and Lt. Gov. Conway tour venues from Albany to New York, with mentions of the Republican and Democratic fields and impending presidential aspirations for 89. The piece notes a convention push and political maneuvering ahead of spring events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Stee
Matestania
Gravham
Tiswan
Terr
York
Mietiz
Henorades
Mtr Sonn
A. Dis
Abe
Cape Eure
Lin Weare
Albany
Mephel
Mondemorelne
Hold-Up Women Convicted in New York Case
Hartiny accused of a hold-up with two women, An and Maud Raye, U.S. judge O Sullivan presiding. Defense counsel 5 C. Werton questioned Hartley’s prior record, inspector Durnie’s criminal book and a judge’s decisions as trial wrapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Hartiny
Puosevet Howe
Hyde
Tle
New York
Athlarte Chih
Ub Dafence
Teenie Ehawe
Maud Rayemond
Segeo Wemen
Hartley
Judee O'Sulivan
T. Channon Press
Cragin Promoter Withdrawal Hurdles Gubernatorial Bid
Local reports detail Cragin, president of a finance firm, refusing to run for governor amid threats and anonymous letters. The piece cites campaign pressures, alleged larceny charges in Atlanta, and a withdrawal from promoting a rival firm as he faces legal and political scrutiny in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
I. Cragin
New
Marder
Tork Finance and Serviitinx Company
Frydson
Hodson
Kernachan
Pomba
Pilar
Atlanta
Niehond
Agricult- Wie Umier
Tlure
Eltver
Hudeor Toy A
Edwarde
Georg Adrian
Thomas
Mars
Hwe
Mertenn Lear Jenn
Erie
Malham
Bree Hall
Hskou
Mob Attacks Police as Boston Strike Roils City
A Boston labor strike involving the Rovttott Elevated Street Railway Company triggers mass disturbances. Mob violence injures officers in North Cambridge and disrupts surface and elevated transit as unions claim 4000 members on strike and threaten to cripple power plants. Police prepare for further unrest while federal and military observers assess actions.
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Boston
Rovttott
Arimetetts
Thomas J. Cul
Lwk
Battary
Conway
Matorman
Eharwe
Tinian
Horton
Mater
Elisson
Orton Elevated
Raiway Company i
wMlelals
Four Companies Ready Here In Wartime Food Drive
Four firms present at a wartime event as Dyed Uden received a record of support from the Infantry and War Department. The proceeds and efforts aimed to honor veterans and boost morale, with a focus on securing supplies during the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apment
Tragic stroller incident near Ne 18th Street causes multiple injuries
A chaotic scene unfolded as a vehicle struck a stroller group on a city street. Yetta and her sister were among several adults and children playing nearby when the crash occurred. Responders arrived quickly, transporting victims to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldore Weber
Vetta
Samuel Rox
Enix
Elowly
Ton Paupe
Ehildrwst
Rere
Urind
Renniie
Franklin bribery trial bogs down as defense and prosecutor clash
A long day in Franklin's bribery case featured heated exchanges between Judge Darrow's accuser and the defense. Franklin testified about his plans, his wife, and the potential consequences if he were jailed, while prosecutors pressed for details on payments and alleged conspiracies. The session included interruptions and tension as both sides sought to shape the outcome of the bribery allegations.
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le Angeles
Charen
Darrow
Liege
Defenes
Fietrint Ahornes
Aitunier
Franklin
Davis
Lockwood
Pranklin
Tarra
Abe Sagan
Brett
Mranklin
Lamm
Frwin Dineley
United States Marshal
Provrention
Golt
Anne
Fremklin
Snower le
Nerare
Alan
Murrow
George N
Lip Pol
Hue
Mrard
Ate
Hie
Bat Thas
Lawirote
Cimsel
McNamare Defenem
Baroness Left Estate Beneficiary Named In Transfer Tax Case
The court filed a transfer tax appraisal for the estate of Murnires von Zeduwlte in New York. Baroness Caldwell of Louisville and her partner Mapijulen Mulieders-Martnotiin are cited as beneficiaries amid a complex distribution including securities, mortgages, and cash assets worth thousands. The matter involves multiple named individuals and entities in a German connection, with estate disbursement details recorded for various securities and properties.
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Caldwell
Louisville
Murnires von Zeduwlte
Aled
Herrogater
Aete P Lawwe
New York
Janes
Cabdwell
Lotieville
Pieter
Ole Hatiroat
Katinas
Dada Andy
Cilia State
Shire of Werder
Union Telegraph
Vtuluad
Vie
Than
Rieitace
Waldonar Conant
Beykervinl
Parenyas
Phalites
Wiraness von Veliwilt
Auto firm buys Long Island City property amid bids
A prominent auto company agrees to acquire a large block of Long Island City real estate for about 6 million pounds. The parcel fronts Jackson Avenue and Sixth Street, includes a four-story service building, and spans 200530 square feet. The seller has claimed the entire block since 1908, with plans to transfer title to Harold Motor Company in New York. Other LI City carmakers cited include Packard, Lazor, Kurd, Valmer-Hinger, Kena, Brewster, and Crystal Velte Equipment Co.
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Twkelow, Warnearn & Co
Nicholietutter Gootnow Treaty Company
Mra
Antite
Wland City
Harold Motor Cumann
New York
Mereh Arrow
Mtomobie Centem
Jackson Avante
Arene
Long Island City
Pack=ard Motor Company
Lazer Motor Company
Kurd Motor Company
Valmer-Hinger Company
Kena Motor Cap Company
Brewster Auto Body Company
Gnistal Veltete Equipment Conany
Schoolyard to Ballroom Season Opens With Dance Crowd
The New York Social Centre Committee organized a lively season opener at Whiterel, featuring a first informal dance. Local youths and neighborhood clubs attended, with the event showcasing youth exhibits and a planned summer program of concerts and meetings for community groups.
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Whitrerl
New York
Lommitier
Conientiién
Pftabs
Sorclef
Clinton Bchsts
Engindaing Necrestors
Jounaires
Neiighborhood Clube
Younges
Detectives Lose License In New York City
State investigation into private detectives operating in New York City led to revocation of Harlem Detective Bureau license. Controller Lohmer cited incorporator actions not proven by facts, naming William Browne as president Kaliman Saseenith as treasurer and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albeny
Tune
Bohcher
Prvate
New York City
Harlem
Stront
New York
Lohmer
Critenna
Willam Browne
Weretary
Kalifinan Saseenith
Wants His Share in Estate Bequest Sparks Trustee Action
Edward M roemin, son of Lorin Prac man, seeks an accounting from Freeman Kellogg as executor of his father’s estate valued at 2A004. He complains of receiving small annual incomes from a trust fund and asks Surrogate Coc halan to compel accounting. The matter involves the residuary trust set for the wife and two daughters and reveals long delays by Kellogg over twenty-five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segrnd Kol»mrom
Ogden Avenue
Bronx
Clark and
Reppett
Joseph Bard
Wil Ogden Avenue
Morris Avenue
Morrisanta
Bard
John Riegelman
Fawin
No. 107
Omer
Ale
Edward M.roemin
Lorin Pracman
Cochalan
David M Kellogs
Freeman
Kellogg
Ull
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Joseph Ramsay, Jr
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Haight and
Vann
Lek Revokticane
Spire
Om Tnnosry
Joder Cullen
Jaden Gr
Politica
Appeile
Kingrm
Rendidon
Pennsylvania
Hua
Tor Ile Mayart Steel
Fone & Langhlla Steel
U.S
Dix
Europe
Athandune
Tevernat
Wernce
Thymae
Cooway
Peat Fail
Tixeft
Cragin
Pune
Cambridge
Union
Mertain
Hemain
Clade Bay
Mumarly
Tyre Thames
Noarh
South
Berton
Broadway
Cure
Ndting
Arewa
Dudley Street
Roxybury
Rowd
I. m
Sw m
Fless orRe
Paar
Oia
Debe
Pitty Martes
Rentteg
McNamara Defence
Berger
Hanford
House
Washington
Rerner
Milwaukee
Mederat
Manford
Seattle
Leonard Olsson
Bodallat
Angestientes
Department of Justice
Olason
Hapford
Houre
Idletary Committee
United States
Cornwlllly Hanford
Bin
Tacoma
Gilnet Oleaon
Wash
Teonard Olsson
John Speed Smith
United State
Clason
Bupestor
Perce County
District Attorney's
Court of
George Danworth
Olavon
Ropialist
Labor Party
Fdur
Trial Workers of the World
Mariford
Fisacn
Oregon
Judes Haystard
Gil
Anewurtue Peabody
Seattle, Renton & Souther Tailway
Railwway
Fallie
Ranter Vorney Dieteirt
Beattie Tad Horn
Jndge
Jetelon
Segrid Eckstrom
Man
Rome
Ay Clapert
Segrid
Uhe
Imother
Auto Company
the Tribune
Portage
Greater
Port Crea
New-York Tribune
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