Carib Market Yields Drop in Steel Merger Controversy
The New York Carib Market withdraws its privilege for North American Steel Company stock amid probes into merger dealings. Indictments against officials and brokers are expected as Samuel Untermyer presses the case. A special meeting canceled further trades and demanded organizational filings before resuming activity.
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Carib
Samuel Unsernger
Lockwood
Exchange
New North American Steel Company
Untermyer
Atteney Renton
Erand
Comittee
Ferb Exchange
North American Steel
Pilty
Wpe
Well Streeter
Larkwood Everthitter
Edward D McCormick
Alfred B. Forges
Fovarabit Gems
Soerd
Aft
North
Freeea
Sturges
Board
Anangan Steel Company
Listi Y
Une
Ats
Noeth Ammvet GE Steel
Ex Senator 100 and Pal 43 Hound for Broadway
Former Senator fernelics Cis of California and a 43 year old companion travel toward Broadway. A brief visit is planned with stops en route to New York and Chicago as the pair proceed on their unspecified trip.
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ExSenator
Pal
Hound For Broadway
Ry Lee
Fernelics Cis
California
Iteon
Satan
Washington
Woody
Flood Drowns 300 in San Salvador City
Three hundred people are reported dead and many more missing after rivers Acelhante and Arenal overflowed, sweeping away homes in Candelaria district. A two day downpour caused the flood. government relief is to aid survivors and a large relief fund is opened.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Associated Press
Candelaria
Market turmoil and crime headlines from a turbulent era
A chaotic mix of crime, politics, strikes, and economic shifts dominates the wire. Reports include stock trading suspensions, a port collector's death on a golf course, grand jury threats, robberies and furs, explosions, murders, electrocutions, labor disputes, diplomatic moves, and economic data from 1920. The jumble reflects nationwide tension and changing fortunes.
Tribune Vacation Service Promises Daily Paper Abroad
The Tribune offers a summer plan for readers away from home. Newsdealers are urged to request daily delivery or call Technan 3003 to give a vacation address for uninterrupted circulation.
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the Tribune
Technan 3003
Trimne
Brokers Robbed of 892000 in Stock Certificates
Clark, Childs & Co at 185 Broadway reported a theft of 9200 stock certificates and the messenger who left with them has disappeared. Police denied knowledge while a city-wide search and detective inquiry focus on locating the missing messenger and recovering the certificates.
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Clark, Childs & Co
Broadway
Old Slip
Wat Bayun
Levit Wan
Coney Island
Palien
Belmont End
Murray Hill Tote
Rockefeller revisits Moravia boyhood home during Finger Lakes tour
John D Rockefeller, accompanied by John D Jr and relatives, visits his Moravia boyhood home in Auburn New York, recalls early earnings and a wild turkey incident, and tours the Rockefeller Highway with the Finger Lakes delegation. The party travels from Auburn to Owego and views nearby Wasen Lake.
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Auburn
N. Y
John BD
Rockefeller
Moravia
John D, Jr
Oil King
Finger Lakes
Centre New York
Rockefeller Highway
Finger Lakes Association
Owego
Ward Vaeing Jail For Contempt In Grand Jury Case
Ralph Ward Vaeing refused to answer questions before the Westchester County grand jury about the killing of Peters by his brother Walter Ward. District Attorney Weeks scheduled Ward to return at 10 A.M. with a stenographic copy. Ward again declined to discuss conversations with his brother or his father. Sutton testified he was at a Ward home poker party the night Peters was killed. Ward did not return by 1:30 A.M. and no disturbance was noted. The jury adjourned with no indictment expected today and possible further testimony to follow.
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Ralph Ward
Clareneeter
Walter
WesteSeater Countyerand
Peters
Dowevdis
Weeks
Selock
Supreme Court
Moracauser
Lee
Young Ward
Hlow
Ward
Baker
Walter Ward. Jr
Hee
Gieerge Rochelle
Singerp
Werner
Audpoen
Sutton
Mil
Eines
Walter Ward
James J. Cunningham
Sherry Werner
Chimpanzee Betsy Betty Tours Coney Island Inviting Police Pursuit
Betty the chimpanzee roamed Coney Island for two hours with a large police chase in pursuit starling crowds. She visited Surf Avenue eateries stalled a restaurant, rode a merry go round and climbed a theater racer before being cornered at Peterson's Hotel and returned to trainer Oscar Huey.
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Bowery
Jones Walk
Oscar Huey
Betty
Surf Avenue
Coney Island
Derry
Chimpensee
Trafic
Joseph Foran
Foran
Weenie Ail Coney Island
Parait
Betty Preses Low United Chrar
Selman Restaurant
Matty
Hut
Adw
Manle Gi
Charles A. Feltman Jr
Peterson's
Oscar Murs
Furs Taken In Broadway Robbery And Four Bound
Four young men robbed Reliable Fur Shop at 2720 Broadway between 108th and 105th streets last night. They bound four victims with rope and fled with fur valued around ten thousand dollars and cash totaling about six hundred dollars. A taxi driver was forced at gunpoint to drive the suspects to Central Park South. Victims injured but later freed by a woman customer. Police await inventory to determine exact loss.
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Reliable Fur Shop
Broadway
David
Nathan Brenner
Sho
Alexander Werner
David Rrefeld
Harry Firkind
West 100Th Street
104Th Street
Ninety-sixth Street
Central Park
Brenner Brothers
Werner
Roefeld
Stef Fars
Thop
Raefeld
West
Engi Hie
Hle
Foekind
Harding Peace Medal Ready. First Mint Strike Announced
Director Rechey of the Philadelphia Mint announced the first peace medal struck to honor President Harding. Bronze medals depict the president with the words Dedicated to the United States President and a spread eagle. Bronze set at $1, silver around $8, gold about $39.
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Harding
Philadelphia
Mint
Rechey
United Rey
G W Aldridge New York Port Collector Dies On Golf Links
George W. Aldridge longtime Collector of the Port of New York and Rochester Republican leader collapsed on the Westchester-Biltmore course in Rye after driving on the ninth hole. He died of a heart embolism with friends including Charles D. Hilles Ralph A. Day and George Sweeney present. Born 1856 in Indiana, he spent decades in New York and Rochester politics.
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Westchester- Biltmore Country Club
C. D. Hilles
Ralph Day
Geo
Sweeney
George W. Aldridge
The
Commodore Hotel
Rochester
Hale
Hille
Manhattan
Mewes
Day
Mr. Aldridge
Ra Hill
York
Meetor
James D. Hotehkles
Aldjeht-hund
Sym Witham Dat Wests
Mr. Hilles
Rye
Jesaunie
Inks
J. Sweeney
Mc Aldridge
Mr. Sweeney
Harding Not Urging New Railroad Wage Cuts
Washington dispatch says the President has not asked the Railway Labor Board to order further wage reductions and has not advised any member of the board on action. The Cabinet discussed the looming railroad strike briefly, noting the President only sent a message affirming the board’s legal authority and the government’s support.
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Teihwne
Washington Moreau Washington
Railway Labor Board
White House
Prohibition Raid Fails to Find Liquor at Claridge
Twenty federal agents raided the Claridge Hotel and Gallagher's Restaurant but found no liquor or evidence of wrongdoing. The search, conducted with a warrant by Judge Learned Hand, lasted about 30 minutes and did not involve guest rooms. Only bellboy Horan was held, while others faced no charges.
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Astor
Ansonia
McAlpin
United States District Attorney's Office
Prohibition
Claridge Hotel
Gallagher
Claridge
Federal
Learned Head
M. A. Hill
L. M. Boomer
Boomer Organization of Hotels
Nts
Xington
Retthoy
United Stats
Henry Mildeberger
MesAlpin
Mildeberger
Record Income Tax Data for 1920 Reveals Drops in Government Tax Take
Washington June 13 Preliminary Internal Revenue data show total net income rose sharply in 1920 by about 4.0 billion while tax receipts fell by roughly 195 million. Returns increased across income brackets with New York leading in reported income and tax yields. Total 1920 calendar year personal returns reached over 7.25 million with net income around 25.8 billion and tax of about 1.075 billion, compared to 6.38 million returns and 19.86 billion income in 1919.
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Congress
Ladd
Senate
United States
Washington
Blair
York
Sylvania
Incom
SPE
IOUR
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New Mexico
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Tennessee
Texas
Utah
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Virginia
Pass Subsidy or Face Extra Session Says The President
President Harding threatens an extraordinary session to push the ship subsidy bill. He informs Congress he will recall members if needed to secure rapid passage, urging the House to report required provisions through Chairman Campbell. White House aides stress urgency and presidential resolve to compel action.
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Bill
Campbell
Washington Barone
Washington
White House
Wargings
Spon
W. May
House Rates Committee
Mondell
Presiig
Rules ‘Committee
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