Loyd George Talks on Russia Trade and Ireland Policy
Premier Lloyd George and his Cabinet meet with Gregory Krassin amid reports of a potential postwar trade deal with Soviet Russia. The premier defends action against the Irish murder campaign, defends limited trade with Russia, and says Allies support reopening trade without recognizing the Soviets while reorganizing Ireland’s executive and security forces.
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London
Loyd George
Gregory Krassin
Bolshevik Tradeway
the Times
Russia
Krassin
Ireland
Brussia
Lloyd George
M. Clemenceau
England
Mexico
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Ward wills foundation for New Jersey home for aged bachelors
Marcus L. Ward of Newark dies May 27 at the Essex Club. His will, filed before Surrogate Henry Isherwood, disposes of nearly 5 million dollars to charity, funding a home for aged bachelors and widowers open to respectable men over sixty who have suffered misfortune. The home to be named the Ward Home after his father, a former New Jersey governor, with Pitney and Hardin as executors.
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New Jersey
Marcus L. Ward
Newark
Essex Club
Kr. Ward
Henry Isher-wood
Yapored
John C. H. Pitney
John R. Hardin
New- E
Fons L. Ward
Aré
Ew Jersey
Johnson Borah Clash Signals Rift Over Treaty Plan
In a heated convention scene Senator Borah assails Johnson and charges profiteering influence in politics while urging opposition to the league of nations. Johnson defends Republican principles, calls for tax revision, and insists on American independence and firm stance against imperial diplomacy.
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League
Borah
Johnson
League of Nations
Washington
Cll
Printing Facts About Free Art Dummies
The piece argues that printers often provide free art dummies to attract customers but these dummies cost money and are funded by others. It claims it is unfair for a customer who accepts a dummy to be taxed for the cost of all unaccepted dummies. It emphasizes charging based on actual production time.
High Cost of Living Sparks Radicalism Debate
In a heated speech Senator Johnson denounces profiteers from villages to cities and calls for equal enforcement of penalties. He warns against the danger of radicals who seek to overthrow the government and those who influence the public through the press. He urges draconian action against both classes.
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Johnson
25 000 Too Much for Lomb Woman's Heirs Say
A Jersey City hearing will decide if Mrs Anna Pangborns estate should fund a 25000 monument over her grave as per her will. Opposing heirs claim a far smaller tombstone suffices while executor Higgins argues the full amount is required. The case, led by Harry Lane, was postponed for a week.
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Lomb
Anna Pangborn
Lewis
Jersey City
Harry Lane
Frank J. Higgins
Grand Jury Indicts 48 in Freight Thefts
A U S grand jury indicted 48 individuals in a major freight theft ring. The case names several transport and retail figures including Lichtenfels Bros. of the Bronx and various railroad workers cited as directing minds. The defendants face multiple counts under the 1915 act with potential five year terms on each count.
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U.S
Ing Company
Lichtenfels Bros
Willis Avenue
Bronx
Stiefel
George J. Barrow
Erie Railroad
James Carlough
Donovan's Saloon
Thirteenth Avenue
West Twenty- Fourth Street
26 Places on National Committee Are Filled
Names of individuals connected to a national committee raid are listed including Garrett W Cotter E J Miles and city police figures. Indictments and bail figures set at up to 20 000. A blanket indictment names dozens of defendants and charges include auto tires theft under interstate commerce law.
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Garrett W. Cotter
E. J. Miles
New York Central Railroad Company
Robert Humphrey
New York Central
Walter Schenck
Joseph McGuill
Erie Railroad
Joseph Libby
Erie Company
R. A. Stiefel
New York Credit Men's Association
James Hayden
Anthony Brownsworth
Roscoe Jenkins
City
Joseph B. Coyle
Florence Donovan
James Donovan
Matty Donovan
David Fried
Max Roe
Matthew Goldberger
Louia Garson
Peter Jorgensen
Abraaam Kempel
Emil Lightenfels
William Lightenfels
Gustave Lightenfels
Sigmund Mesner
Jacob Miller
Timothy Mears
Frank O'Brien
Timothy O'Connell
Fat” McArdie
James Quigley
Siegfried Sternberg
Max Sheffron
Benjamin Serlen
Theodore Serlen
Jarry Sonnenberg
Edward Wellstead
David Weiner
Nathan Zimmerman
Thomas Burns
James Carlough
James Syan
John Mackin
James Pax
Ray Borden
James J. McIntyre
Louis Goldstein
John W. Jacques
John J. Duggan
Cornelius Coma
Harry Solomon
Harry McGuirr
Dutch” Doe
Benny Roe
Louis Doe
George ¥’. Woods
John L. Law
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
United States
S. H. Hitchcock
Henry E. Kelley
United
Hatters Seek $10 a Day Minimum Wage Strike Looms
Hatters of Orange New Jersey threaten a strike on Thursday demanding a $10 daily minimum wage and $1 for each idle day. Manufacturers counter with a 6.5 hour workday to reach $10. The action could involve more than 1,000 batters and affect production.
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Orange
N. J
Republican national committeemen list and meeting notes
Republican national committeemen from multiple states were elected or reelected. The roster includes Allan B. Jaynes in Arizona, John W. Weeks in Massachusetts, J. AL. Babler in Missouri, M. J. Mulvihill in Mississippi, Charles D. Hillen in New York, H. F. Kean in New Jersey, Ralph E. Williams in Oregon, Robert H. Todd in Porto Rico, H. F. McGregor in Texas, C. B. Clemp in Virginia, Guy EB. Kelly in Washington, Joseph B. Keating in Indiana, J. C. McBride in Alaska, J. Henry Roraback in Connecticut, Oliver D. Street in Alabama, Hubert Work in Colorado, T. Coleman DuPon in Delaware, Guy P. Gannett in Maine, R. Howell in Nebraska, F. W. Esta broo in New Hampshire, H. C. Bursum in New Mexico, Gunder Olson in North Dakota, Rudolph K. Hynicka in Ohio, Boies Penrose in Pennsylvania, Earle S. Kinsley in Vermont, Patrick Sullivan in Wyoming. The committee as constituted met today. the new body will organize Wednesday. Resolutions expressed regret at the many members leaving, naming Charles B. Warren, Herbert Parsons, John T. King, James A. Hemenway, W. Murray, and S. A. as examples.
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Chicago
Michigan
Herbert Parsons
New York
John T. King
Connecticut
James A. Hemenway
Ind
W. Murray
5. A
Railroad thieves tied to scow found on Hudson River
Federal officials say a second gang of railroad thieves on North River piers may soon be captured. Thirty thousand dollars worth of woolen cloth from Slater Woolen Co was found in a scow bearing Dyn Keep Off near Woodcliffe N J. William Wagenbrenne, sole occupant, denied knowledge and was held for further examination in North Bergen police court.
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Newcastle Rubber Company
Steinfeld Brothers
West Thirty-second Street
North River
Hudson River
Woodcliffe
N. J
North Bergen
Manhattan
Slater Woolen Company
West Seventeenth Street
William Wagenbrenne
Pope Benedict Suffers Attack of Rheumatism
Rome June 7 the pope suffered an attack of rheumatism but passed a peaceful night and rested this morning His physician ordered care to prevent overtiring a massage was prescribed and he granted audiences indicating satisfactory general health during beatification ceremonies for twenty two Ugandan martyrs in Mwanga’s era
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Rome
Benedict
Merry Delval
Uganda
Legion to Protest Carnival Raid at Ozone Park
Officials of the American Legion post in Jamaica plan to urge Police Commissioner Enright to explain the raid on their carnival at Jerome and Walker avenues Ozone Park. Detectives from Manhattan closed the event last Friday after finding several lot items during the raid.
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John Ruoff Post
American Legion
Jamaica
Enright
Manhattan
Jerome and
Walker Avenues
Ozone Park
Legion carnival raffle sparks police inquiry at Queens post
Post president George Ehrman plans to ask Commissioner Enright how alleged raffle schemes at police games in Sheepshead Bay last summer were deemed legal while a carnival raffle at an American Legion post in Ozone Park is cracked down on. He questions why twenty detectives are sent from Manhattan to raid minor boards while major crime goes undetected. Two men charged with running raided boards were dismissed. five others held for further hearing.
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Tery
Ozone Park
George Ehrman
The
Post
Commissioner Enright
Sheepshead Bay
American Legion
Manhattan
Conway
Jamaica Court
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West 25Th Street
Chelsea
LL Syrup
American Sugar Refining Company
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Franklin Simon & Co
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