Equitable Referee Report Details Directors Statements
The discussion centers on the Equitable's leadership and finances with statements from directors. George H. Squire defends his honesty but concedes involvement in certain transactions. The Hendricks report questions stock elimination, executive salaries, and the need for reorganizing the company while endorsing Morton and Hendricks to implement reforms.
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George H. Squire
James H. Hyde
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Winthrop
Equitable
Tribune
Hendricks
Ryan
E. W. Lambert
Mr. Lambert
Edward Curtis
Rein
Hendricks Probes Equitable Life Management Phases
Syracuse reports Superintendent Hendricks is examining Equitable Life Assurance Society management. The preliminary findings cover finances and pending inquiries, with a full audit expected by October and possible real estate review delaying final results. Further developments are anticipated as the examination continues.
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Hendricks
Syracise
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Peter
Fiom Rnport
Ihe Equitable Socret
Insurance Commissioners
Physician's Mistaken Injection Leaves Doctor Critical
Dr Henry P Gelb once Surgeon General of Connecticut and Stamford physician is in critical condition after accidentally injecting carbolic acid. A two week cold dulled his sense of smell. Late at night he entered a dark room, took what he thought was a vial, prepared a 40 injection to treat the cold, and only then realized the liquid was carbolic acid as it entered his nostrils.
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Blunford
Conn
Henry P. Gelb
Connecticut
Stamford
Nist
Boy dies rescuing a dog in Newton Creek
In Camden New Jersey, twelve year old Robert Brooks threw a yellow dog into Newton Creek for a cooling bath. The dog struggled and Brooks jumped in to rescue it but drowned before help could reach him.
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Camden
N. J
Newton Creek
Robert Brooks
Tor
Equitable matter nears action amid Hendricks report
Albany discussions outline nine conclusions on criminal and civil actions, potential mutualization, and insurance reforms tied to the Hendricks Equitable report. Governor Higgins offers cooperation with DA Jerome, while lawmakers expect only partial steps this session pending fuller financial disclosures and the Hooker case resolution. Paris and Berlin fronts hold quiet but wary after notes, with market tremors and diplomatic caution shaping expectations ahead of next sessions.
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Ivy Remegarh
THE
Tribune
Albany
Hendricks Equitable
Higgins
Hendricks
Jerome
Hooker
Friends of Justice Hooker
Equitable
New York
Ife
Brilliant Scholar A Maniac
Dr. C. C. Rice of Lincoln Nebraska a Stanford graduate and former language professor at Stanford and postgraduate of Harvard and the University of Texas is confined in a straitjacket at St Francis Hospital feared incurably insane Identity fully established today after being picked up on the streets days ago His father and brother were told he was in Paris and are now coming East President Roosevelt was made a doctor of philosophy when Rice was made a doctor of laws by Harvard years ago
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Pittsture
C. C. Rice
Lincoln
Neb
Leland Stanford Jr. University
Harvard
University of Texas
St. Francis Hospital
Rice
Roosevelt
Paris
Emperor Francis Joseph Leads Corpus Christi Procession
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph, aged ruler of Austria Hungary, leading the Corpus Christi procession amid pomp. Crowds hailed him as he rode through the Inner City, with many noting his apparent aging since two years prior. The event began at the Hofburg, visited the St Stevens Cathedral area, and returned, continuing a tradition dating to Ferdinand I in the seventeenth century.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Francis Joseph
Hofburg
Ferdinand I
Austrla
Fears ZAR in India as Kitchener pushes reform
London dispatch reports General Lord Kitchener warns of an inevitable great power clash over India. He condemns the existing defense system as obsolete and unsafe, citing Central Asian railways and Japan’s modern army methods. A government compromise then extends his powers in Indian defense and administration.
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London
Lord Kitchener
India
Russia
Curzon
Indian Council
Kitchener
Central Asia
Premier Balfour backs bill for statuary inquiry into army stores scandal
London June 22 press reports say Premier Balfour announced in the House of Commons that a bill will be introduced to create a statutory commission with powers to compel witness attendance and enforce perjury penalties. The move aims to address intense scrutiny over South Africa war stores practices and contractor dealings.
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London
Balfour Hag
House of Commons
Balfour
Hulfour
Robert Threshie Reid
South Africa
Abandoned Fast Run Wreck on Central Line
Eye witness recounts the Mentor wreck on the New York Central line. The front end crushed, running gear damaged, and flames broke out about ten minutes after impact. Passengers comforted, women praised for aiding the injured, while officials addressed extensive losses. The engine valued at $17,000 and two burned cars at about $20,000 each, with further damage to other cars.
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The
Central
New York
Grand Central Station
Ohio
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New York Central
Death Toll Mounts From Twentieth Century Limited Wreck
Cleveland reports confirm 21 dead with 8 seriously injured after the Twentieth Century Limited wreck. One body unidentified and one missing. search efforts completed with hope all injured survive. Victims include D J Arraugh Milwaukee and Samuel C Beckwith New York among others. New York attorney A L Rodgers and Wellman and Morgan steel officials mourned by industry.
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Twentieth Century Limited
Arraugh
D. J
Milwaukee
Cleveland General Hospital
Arthur
D. E
Beckwith
Samuel C
West
New York
Sety
John FR
New York City
Bradley
Jota A
Dai Aye
Akron
Brandt
F. J
Toledo
Eirick
J. M
Keitha
Welzmas
Charles
Wellman
H. H
Fetherstone Foundry Machine
Chicago
Ziehm
Dorgan
Battle Report From Gunshu Pass Manchuria June 21
Delayed dispatch notes Japanese operations in Gunshu Pass apparently ending after the last fight. Russians expect an upcoming advance while Japanese advance has paused. Reports mention rearguard actions and possible retirement to avoid being flanked, with positions near Sipinghai to be reached. Colonel Lodygensky dies of blood poisoning at Harbin.
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Paris
Germany
Prince Radolin
Berlin
Radolin
Associated Press
M. Rouvier
Rouvier
Chamber
France
Foreign Office
Rihourd
Prince
Gunshu Pass
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Linevitel
Sipinghai
Lodygensky
Harbin
Japan Still Demands Explicit Peace Terms Before Armistice
Washington June 22 The President seeks a Manchuria peace but Japan insists Russia state its desire for peace more clearly before any armistice. Diplomats doubt quick agreement as Japan guards its strategic gains while Russia hesitates to commit to peace until a front battle influences Paris conference talks. The President awaits return to reveal further progress.
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Washington
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Tukahira
Meyer
Bloodshed in Lodz as workers clash with dragoons
A massive procession of about ten thousand workers marching against the government was attacked by dragoons and Censucks. Many injured, two women crushed in the crowd, and several people reported fatally hurt with some dying as the chaos spread.
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Tove
Musean Comand
Sune 2
NEW WAR HEAD Czar appoints Grand Duke Nicholas to defence council
In St Petersburg on June 2 Emperor Nicholas III names Grand Duke Nicholas Nebo taleviteh as president of the Council of National Defence amid talk that Nelidoff may be barred from service. A Russian envoy for peace negotiations was not yet confirmed as of June 22, with reports noting weak sea legs and hesitation from authorities in St Petersburg.
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