Wood Indicted for Profiteering in Wool Cloth Case
Federal indictment against William M Wood and American Woolen Company entities charges profiteering in woolen cloth sales. Judge Mack ruled the case hinges on whether cloth qualifies as a necessary under the Lever Act, with possible appeals and reindictment discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Company
Mostachunattis
Amerlend Wooler| Company
New York
William M Wood
Booh
Juder
Julian Mack
Charles & Hughes
Chunsel
Wood
Mie and
Pradevick W
Woodhouse Denies Graft Charges in Aeroplane Fund Inquiry
Henry Woodhouse one of the trustees of the national aeroplane fund of 878 281.17 collected by the Aer Club of America in 1916 told Assistant District Attorney Edwin P Kilroe yesterday that he had made no charges no corruption or grafting again at any one He said he had no evidence of such conduct to submit to the grand jury The informal inquiry into recollection and distribution of the fund continued Also present were Alan R Howley former president of the club and Henry A Wise Woodhouse declined to answer questions on advice of counsel Kilroe said he would continue the examination of the fund books and convene another session later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan R. Howley
Jenry A. Wise Woor
S. Starwood Menken
Cour Arion H. Cox, & Cer
Miso
Woodhouse Lad
Bernard H. Sandler
Iiw
Woodhouse
Sandler
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Kilros
Kilroe
Motormen Called Star-Gazers at the Tube Crash Inquiry
Witnesses testified at a Public Service Commission hearing after a Freeman Street Bronx tube collision that all preventers worked but one train failed to stop. Motorman George W. Adama was trapped. investigators cited mooning or staring through opaque side windows as a distraction.
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Public Service Commission
Yantardly
Freeman Street
A Hon
Bronx
George W. Adama
Mirab
R.H. Nexson
Joseph. Gcotinat
Francis Marlin
Bronx County
Ad Promiand
Asleas
Interborough
Grand Jury
Nexsen
Tyaina
Stattler
Interhorduph
Abma
Nexson
Royal Flush Club Fights City Over Police at Clubhouse
Fatty Batareuguier of the Merchants and Travelers Club at 107 and 10 West Forty third Street sought an injunction to bar police from the clubhouse after officers allegedly interfered with card games. Members claim police harassment has disrupted activities and social events, with no arrests made. Suits and hearings set for Monday on a motion for a permanent restraining order.
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Fatty Ba
Treuguier
Merchants and Travelers Club
West Fortythird Street
Yantarday
Biff
Mailwald
Tito
Enero
Eltty
Suatics Donnelly
Truck Fire Amid Striker Rampage Blocks Avenue Route
A truck loaded with furniture caught fire after a dispute with strikers near Willoughby Avenue and Broadway. Firefighters battled flames as damaged goods and $4 500 in value were destroyed. a driver is reported missing, and observers note disorder and a suspected arson link amid the disturbance. Police investigated the incident and awaited statements from witnesses and company officials.
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Daghech Trentharm Furnitubee Denture
Wied
Avenue
325Th Atrant
Manhattan
Klafoning
Concen
Fk Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn
Voton Shermin
Willoughby
Sherman Uni
Broadway
Japan
Haiti
Rene
Eamemal
Aouli
Daivey
Tobin Cable
Grea
Truck Fleet In Pier Fight Jumps to 49
The Merchants Association and the Transportation Committee increased volunteer trucks from fifteen to forty nine, under police protection, moving most of the waterfront freight. Colonels Molitor and Hine touted a $5 million fund to organize independent trucking, expecting congestion to clear by next week. Union leaders signaled restraint while Congress and the American Legion debated the strike’s impact and freight-rate actions.
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Merchants Association
Giffeons ‘Transportation Committee
Frederick A. Mélitor
Citizens Prongportation Committee
Charles D. Hine
Merchanta Association
Molitor
Armel
Beech
Charles Wrects Ptablon
Vnions
Citizens Transportation Commuters
Morehinnita Association
Teamsters
Montreall
Federation
J. J. Mckenna
Board of
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hiriness
Via Teawaters
William Brown
Lary
Wand McAfferty
Counci
Joseph bin
Dowepk Monghon
Piano Teamsters
American Legion
Mocrahants Association
Mnet de Morte
Stohn F. Riley
Greater New Work
Interna Ion
Loyelat
American Legion A
Wade T. Hayes
Legion
Rily
Gommeres
Hevata
Jongehere
Lsens
S “Association
Alhovedbres
Foxemen
Greenwich Walk
Hriskophor
Mura
Wale
Interstata
Commetea Commission
Lucronnel
Riley
Tim
Washington
Cane
Clarkson Cowl
Merchants’ Association
Ada Keult
Sitcess
Syatem
Jnto Freier
Ffteen
Pier 6
Pier 40
Morgan Lime
Colonel Molitor
Pier 49
Bond Case Arrest Promised by Myers in Theft Probe
Attorney Myers for a surety firm signals further bold actions in a $5,000,000 bond plot connected to Wall Street securities thefts. He promises dramatic disclosures in coming weeks as the Becker case shadows loom. Strong, Arnstein, and others face examinations delayed to June 21, with charges of libel threatened against Myers.
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Saul
Myers
Surety Companiea
Wall Street
Mr. Myers
Becker
Myersty
Suamsr Millen
Veteree
Banksuntegy Cranfnd
Edward P. Strong
Cleveland
Chapa Bine
Jules “Nicky? Arnstein
Fallon, & McGee
Strong
Arnstein
Miller
Mesa
Farmers Resent Charge Of Killing New York Babies
Albany reports at a farm and labor conference W M Brockway of the Syracuse Farm Bureau rejects the claim dairymen killed babies due to reduced milk output. H H Lyon and Brockway oppose untrained labor. literacy tests keep aliens from farm work while Chairman Bayley notes migration toward industrial centers. A restitation plan focuses on a council to draft a program aiding farmers.
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Albany
W. Li. Brockway
Syricane Farm Buréau
Farm
Tadiy
Babica
New York City
H. H. Lyon
Abinbridge
Brockway
Jahon
snTias Wirner Bates
Buffalo
America
Edward P. Bayley
State Industrial Commisnion
Lon don Sports Hats for Women at English Shop
Redleaf hats in dark tones with velvet bands and French knots offered in wool or felt with ribbon colors yellow mauve rose blue brown. Priced at 9 16 each less 20 percent and 14 75 less 20 percent, packed flat for travel, from the English Shop Second floor Old Building.
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Hades
Dumbarton Suits Advertises Indestructible Tailoring
A vintage retail blurb promotes Dumbarton suits priced at 39.75 with a Saturday sale to 27.50 after a 20 percent deduction. It touts wrinkle-free, travel-friendly fabric and three models including two notch-collar styles with various pockets and a tuxedo collar option. The range features heather, midnight blue, tan, sponge, straw, old blue and green shades.
Wardrobe Trunks 150 Specially Priced at 27 50
Very handy wardrobe trunks 150 with 14 by 22 by 18 inches measurements and capacity for five hangers. Features include a drop compartment with partitions, two drawers, a laundry bag, brassed iron rimmings, and cloth lining. Sold by Seventh Gallery New Bidg.
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Transfor
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Garbled Linen Handicraft Items Across English Market
Fragmentary OCR notes show embroidered fabrics and linens with scattered references to English names and a local commodity trade. Details are unclear but indicate a catalog of handwork and decorative pieces tied to domestic textile craft and a general collecting interest.
Porch Frocks Feature Persian Lawn and Crepe Materials
Porch sales highlight dresses with Persian lawn and crepe fabrics noted for quality and durability. Long sleeve models for women are available, with white or gray collars and colored trims. Garment colors include whites and checks, with various styles described. Third Moor Old Building.
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Wm. M. Wood
Hughes
Bisgood
United States Supreme Court
Mack
Smythe
Congreso
Couruet
Guanded
Augustua N
Juscise
Gota
Sdictmante
Snienc
Atlantic
Nis
Pleritate Commerce Commission
James Reilly
Wyllie
Hilthos
Anther
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buedine
Myris
Ryilrodila
Willan
BiNowex Abbeymn
Ehwlpran
Citicona' Trpapureiatinn
Motelanth
tHylin
Achim
Nia
Maryan
Wml
Htonel Mallon
Wally Rerannitty
Knight
Pesenen
Ty Lin
N. Y
York
Hemirekon
Owen
Sean
Mort
Winnlut Worsatele
Hontorn
Patr Hathamy
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Joos
John Wanamaker
Ninth
Stuyvesant
Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Beepet
Firat Gallery
New Bldg
Redleaf
London
Noor
Jeanne Langin
Tenth Street
Dumbarton
Oliver
Wat
Raven
Rep
Reise
Sep
Wales
Whulpule
Burlington Arcade
Gers
Aixes
Burlington Arcade Moor
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