Lloyd George hints atRusso- Irish policy clash in Commons
Premier Lloyd George and Cabinet members met with Gregory Krassin to discuss a possible postal agreement with Russia amid opposition from France. The Premier defended measures to crush Ireland's murder campaign, argued Allied unity on reopening trade with Russia without recognition, and announced reforms to Ireland's police and legal framework while warning against further quarrels in a tense global situation.
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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 Will Funds New Jersey Home for Aged Bachelors
Marcus L. Ward of Newark dies May 27 at the Essex Club. His will filed in Newark allocates nearly 5 million dollars to charity to found a home for aged bachelors and widowers open to respectable men over sixty who have faced misfortune and lived in New Jersey ten years. Executors are John C. H. Pitney and John R. Hardin. The home, to be named the Marcus L. Ward Home, honors the former governor’s family.
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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 frames treaty debate at convention
At the Republican convention Senator Johnson and Senator Borah clash over the league of nations and wartime profiteering. Borah attacks party leaders over compromise while Johnson presses independence, tax revisions, and a strong stand against foreign entanglements.
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League
Borah
Johnson
League of Nations
Washington
Cll
Printing Dummies Charged by Time Not Gifted
Printers offer free art dummies to attract customers but the cost falls on those who accept them. A fair charge should reflect the actual time spent in producing the dummies, not a shared fee funded by rejecting customers. The service highlights its high quality artwork and commitment to charging by production time.
Radical rhetoric and calls to curb profiteers aired in speech
Senator Johnson denounces high living costs and lawless profiteers while warning against radical agitation. He argues penalties should fall not only on village profiteers but city magnates, and he cautions against political supporters who spread venom through a so called poison press.
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London
Senator Borah
Johnson
Wilson
Wood
Borah
25 000 Tombstone Dispute Over Pangborn Estate
The estate of Mrs. Anna Pangborn valued above 25 000 faces a court fight over funding a monument. Her brother and two sisters oppose the 25 000 funeral monument as directed by her will, while executor's counsel argues for the cost. The decision rests with Vice Chancellor Lewis in Jersey City after a brief hearing moved to a later date.
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Anna Pangborn
Lewis
Jersey City
Harry Lane
Frank J. Higgins
U S Grand Jury Indicts 48 in Freight Thefts
A U S grand jury indicts 48 defendants over freight thefts involving a transportation company and Lichtenfels Bros grocers of the Bronx. George J. Barrow and James Carlough are named as directing minds, Donovan's saloon listed as a clearing house. indictments anticipate amended counts with possible five year sentences under the 1915 act.
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Ing Company
Lichtenfels Bros
Willis Avenue
Bronx
Stiefel
George J. Barrow
Erie Railroad
James Carlough
Donovan's Saloon
Thirteenth Avenue
West Twenty- Fourth Street
National Committee seats filled and indictments issued
A wide roster lists 26 national committee seats filled and names key figures from railroads and police in New York. Indictments blanket a list of defendants with bail set from 3 6 000 to 20 000. Two railroad workers face $40 000 tire theft charges under the interstate commerce act.
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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 Demand $10 a Day and Idle-Time Pay
Hatters in Orange New Jersey threaten a strike on Thursday to win a ten dollar daily minimum wage plus one dollar for each day idle due to no work. Manufacturers counter with a ten dollar daily rate for six and a half hours of work, with over 1 000 batters potentially involved.
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Orange
N. J
Republicans name new national committeemen
The Republican national committee named and r e elected members from states including Arizona John W Weeks Massachusetts J A Babler New York Charles D Hillen New Jersey H F Kean Oregon Ralph E Williams Texas H F McGregor Virginia C B Clemp Washington Guy E B Kelly Indiana Joseph B Keating Alaska J C McBride Connecticut J Henry Roraback Alabama Oliver D Street Colorado Hubert Work Maine Guy P Gannett Nebraska R Howell New Hampshire F W Estabrool New Mexico H C Bursum North Dakota Gunder Olson Ohio Rudolph K Hynicka Pennsylvania Boies Penrose Vermont Earle S Kin sle Wyoming Patrick Sullivan The committee will organize Wednesday and several longtime members were thanked for their service.
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Chicago
Michigan
Herbert Parsons
New York
John T. King
Connecticut
James A. Hemenway
Ind
W. Murray
5. A
Scow Loot Ties to Manhattan Freight Theft Case
Federal authorities probe a second gang of railroad thieves linked to a wheel theft from a scow on the Hudson near Woodcliffe New Jersey. Thirty thousand dollars of woolen cloth, owned by Slater Woolen Co of New York, was found in the river. William Wagenbrenne, sole scow occupant, denies knowledge and is held for further North Bergen police court examination.
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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
Pope Benedict, fatigued from yesterday's beatification ceremonies for Uganda martyrs, rested well after a restful night. Physicians ordered care to prevent overtiring, with massage on the affected right arm and continued audiences to show satisfactory health.
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Rome
Benedict
Merry Delval
Uganda
Legion to Carry Carnival Raid Protest to Enright
Officials of Corporal John Ruoff Post of the American Legion in Jamaica plan to present a protest to Police Commissioner Enright over the raid on the Legion carnival in Ozone Park at Jerome and Walker avenues. Detectives from Manhattan closed the event last Friday after locating several lot.
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John Ruoff Post
American Legion
Jamaica
Enright
Manhattan
Jerome and
Walker Avenues
Ozone Park
Legion post carnival raffle raids spark probe at Sheepshead Bay
The post claims a £350 loss from a carnival aiding a war memorial in Ozone Park and questions why alleged raffles at police games were deemed acceptable while dime and nickel raffles at the Legion event were criminal. George Ehrman vows to press Commissioner Enright on perceived double standards as two men charged in the raid were dismissed and five held for further hearing.
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Ozone Park
George Ehrman
The
Post
Commissioner Enright
Sheepshead Bay
American Legion
Manhattan
Conway
Jamaica Court
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