Perkin s Attacks Wilson Over Harvester Board Link
George W Perkins sharply rebukes President Wilson over his letter to Senator Owen about Thomas C Jones and the Harvester Company. Perkins defends Jones as a capable Reserve Board appointee and accuses the President of mischaracterizing the facts and reflecting on other men’s reputations.
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George W. Perkins
President Wilson
Ananias Club
Owen
International, Harvester Company
Thomas C. Jones
Federal Serve Board
Perkins
Wilson
Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Mr. Jones
The
Harvester Company
Harvester Board
Cyrus H. McCormick
Dent
Fea
Reserve Board
Nicaragua Treaty Arouses Suspicion in Senate Debate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee considers a $5,000,000 canal route treaty with Nicaragua and orders a favorable report on a resolution for investigating U S State Department actions and Nicaraguan dealings. Banking houses are spared direct charges as hearings loom. Secretary Bryan and Nicaragua’s envoy Douglas defend the treaty draft before the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srapunc
Burton Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Smith
Mi Inan
United States State Department
Aicaragua
Brown Brothers & Co
Seligman & Co
Speyer & Co
Bryan
Chales A. Douglas
Doves
Nicaragua Protests Over Canal Route Treaty Content
In a tense meeting, Costa Rica objected to any treaty granting the United States rights to the canal route arguing it affects its own rights. Secretary Hryat refused to publish the tentative treaty citing possible changes while expressing optimism about the outcome. Costa Rica’s protest centers on portions of the route Nicaragua claims. Minister Cundro and the Nicaraguan Mine Minister will brief the committee tomorrow on the government’s stance.
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Inse
Nicaragua
Hryat
Costa Rica
United States
Copa Rica
Sefir Cundro
Om Norrow
Indian Woman Found Dead in Coney Island Creek
A 27 year old full blooded Indian from Washington state was found drowned in Coney Island Creek yesterday evening by clam digger William Ganler. She lived at Cowes Island and had a husband and two children in Paterson New Jersey. The woman, a singer and dancer formerly a circus performer, appeared at Hood's Beach Pavilion in Oceanic Walk wearing bathing clothes and a rubber coat before vanishing. no marks of violence were found on the body and police seek the exact cause of death.
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Wolly Ciare
New Haven Faces Suit by U S Over Rail Lines
President and Attorney General align on pressing the New Haven case, seeking Massachusetts Legislature action to authorize selling stock in the Boston and Maine holding company. If not, the Sherman Act suit may proceed. Governor Walsh expects a bill to let the state keep B and M stock and separate the systems this week.
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Washington
Wilsen
McReynolds
Hw Road
Massachusetts
Moston & Maine
Inquirers Today
Walsh
Howard Elliott
New Haven
Mr. McReynolds
Govd
Boston
Railroad Committee
Boston & Maine
Boston Railroad Holding Company
State House
Committee On Rules
Committee On Railroads
Court hearing on conspiracy case ends with suspect’s escape
In Newark yesterday Judge told Siegfried Glaes that bail on New York property could not be accepted as he fled the courtroom. Deputy Marshals search for Glaes while co-defendants Gines Rudolph and Selomon Giaseman were arraigned on related bankruptcy indictments. The crowded courtroom witnessed the abrupt exit and unclear next steps.
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States District Court
Newark
Siegfried Glaes
New York
Glass
United States
Gines
Ber
Rudolph
Selomon Giaseman
Fried Ginse
Recall Days of Arctic Hunger Survivors Dinner
Three of Greely Arctic expedition survivors held a thirtieth reunion dinner at the News Club. Brainard, Biederbick, and Lang attended, recounting meals of sealskin and boots, the rescue by Thetis, and the near-miss of death before Captain Schley arrived with relief.
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Greely
News Club
David T. Brainard
Henry Biederbick
Francis Lang
General Greely
Maurice Connell
Pacific
Frederick F. Taylor
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Thetus
Cape Sabine
Schley Ac
Mrninard
Sekley
Brainard Snd
Virainard
Creely
Hrainard
Charles B. Henry
Colonie
Cald
Wan
Issa
Lady Franklin Bay
Proteus
Colonel Brainard
North Pole
Franklin Bay
Sabine
Sebies
Hear
Physicians Award Medal to Gorgas at AMA Meeting
The American Medical Association lauded Surgeon General William Gorges with a medal for his work in preventive medicine in the Canal Zone. Delegates gathered for the fifty-fifth annual convention with over six thousand participants. Committees reported on health education expenses and public fraud campaigns while plans for a national health law push were discussed. radium and serum cancer treatments were among the topics to be debated as sessions opened.
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Dane
House of
American Medical Association
William Gorges
U.S. Ay
Canal Zone
Council On Health and Public Instruction
San Francisco
New York Society
Ghost in Nightgown Halts Two Trains in Spring Valley
An escaped sanatorium patient named Michael Corder, clad in a white nightgown, halted two New Jersey and New York Railroad freights near Spring Valley Rockland County before fleeing patrol and being wounded by two shots. He was captured and returned to Tetchworth Village sanatorium attendants.
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Phostet
New Jersey & New York
Sprinng Valley
Rockland County
Michael Corder
Tetchworth Village Sanatorium
Kiell
Supreme Court Overrules Kentucky Appeal in Antitrust Case
The Supreme Court today reversed the Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling on jurisdiction in the International Harvester antitrust matter. The court held Kentucky lacked jurisdiction to proceed against the company, which contended it had no place of business in the state.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Commonwealth
International Harvester Company
Kentucky
Hear T. D. Jones Side in Senate Nominations Hearing
Washington June 22 Senate Banking and Currency Committee spent an hour studying the nominations to the Federal Reserve Board but postponed action. Thomas D. Lee of Chicago invited to testify. Jones linked to International Harvester board. President Wilson urged confirmation in a letter to Chairman Gowen. Warburg of New York also discussed for invest ion and report.
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Washington
Senate Hanking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Thomas D. Lee
Chicago
Aps
Jones
International Harvester Company
Wilson
Gowen
Harvester Company
Paul M. Warburg
New York
U S Resumes Kodak Suit In Sherman Law Action
In Buffalo on June 22 the government resumed its dissolution case against the Eastman Kodak Company before Judge Hazel in the U S Market Court. The government introduced Ernest D P Meyrowitz, president of Meyrowitz & Co of New York, who testified the firm ceased dealing with the defendant after Kodak insisted on a different line of trade from that supplied by Eastman Kodak.
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Buffalo
Eastman Koda Wmpany
Hazel
United States
Ernest DP. Meyrowite
E. B. Meyrowitpany
New York
Meyrowite
Eastman Kodak Company
Proves He's Not Dead as Wife Identifies Corpse
Mendel Velinsky returns home surprised by a crowd and funeral preparations after his wife and daughter identified a body at Madison station as belonging to him. The confusion arose when his wife believed a man who died in Seward Park resembled her husband, prompting frantic reunions.
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Madison Staters
Seward Park
Velinsky
Morgan Heirs Aid Failed Brokers Plan Approved
Judge Hand aprobated a liquidation plan to pay creditors of the failed Wall Street brokers Hollins & Co. A 1 percent net payment will be made within four days as part of the settlement. Vanderbilt and the Morgan estate moved to strike their $3.1 million claims, while creditors accepted collateral transfers of about $278,000. Hollins raised $25,000 toward retirement, with Equities Realization Corp. to handle the 90 percent note second distribution, outcome depending on asset values. Consuelo Duchess of Manchester remains a major creditor for $253,041 and a prior appeals court ruling upheld a collateral penalty on foreign drafts.
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O. B. Hollins & Co
Wall Street
Mr. Vanderbilt
Morgan Estate
Harry B. Holling
Hollins
Vanderbilt
Equities Realization Corporation
Toa
Clollins
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
International Banking Corporation of Connecticut
Dol Te Mosboom
Inter
Bryan Defends Treaty In Senate Over Regret Pledge
Washington June 22 The secretary of state presented a statement to counter Senate opposition to the Colombian treaty which pays Colombia 25 million dollars as compensation for Panama's loss The administration argues the present treaty mirrors the 1912 Du Bois memorandum rejected by Colombia and that an expression of regret was not limited to past actions but covers the ongoing agreement.
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Turkey
United States
Wiaho
Wississimni
Greve
Ruslan Bey
Greece
Creece
Eee
Idaho
Ronttier
A. Vourat
Wilson
Bryan
Constantinople
Athens
Atvericentre
Yurkes
Austin Bey
Tribune
Mytilene
Chie
Asidanelles
Demsands
Chio
Dardanelles
Chin
Washington
Senate
Colombia
Panama
du Bars
Hrgan
Taft
Columbia
Soes
Slain in gang fight at plant in Brooklyn
One man was killed and another arrested after a gang clash near a Brooklyn candy factory yesterday. William Reilly of 188 Ford Street was slain, Paolo Tiderio of Bushwick Avenue is in custody for homicide. Police found Tiderio in a hallway as the brawl erupted again after workers dispersed. Reilly’s friends allegedly had prior trouble with factory workers.
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Morgan
Brooklyn
William Reilly
Ford
Vas
Paolo Tidorio
Hushwick Ay
Morkunav
Reilly
Tiderio
Miss Eleanor A McGill In Alienation Suit
Mrs Mayer sues Miss Eleanor A McGill for alienation of her husband's affections. Testimony describes Mayer kissing McGill and drinking, with maids recalling visits, coffee for two, and Mayer's claim of living like a king. McGill admits hiring Mayer after learning of the suit, saying she was advised to retain him as a chauffeur.
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Plaintif
Mery Mayer
Eleanor A. McGill
Mrs. Mayer
Walter Mayer
Hest
Miss McGill
Eggnogg
Mayere
Pauline Merrick
McGil
McGill
Addess
Anna Maloney
Henry Meyer
Mayer
Meyer
Porte Cochere
Inter
Giforday
Boulevard
Belmont
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