City urged to avert coal famine and embargo sought
Wilson asked to avert coal famine in city as Interstate Commerce Commission urged to move under the Lever Act. Deputy Commissioner Barrett said action may include a federal takeover and embargo on foreign shipments to ensure coal distribution amid shortages threatening transit and utilities.
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Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Storms Tonnolly
Ard
James Th Walker
The
Public Service Commission
Washigpton
Commerce Commercion
Alfred M Barret
Wiluow
Chmtntaalin
Uu Electric
Barrett
Burger
Amigo
Facili- Se
Telegram urged priority coal cars for New York utilities
A telegram to President Wilson from the New York City commission warns that the street railway and electric utilities face shutdowns within days without coal. It urges immediate action to assign cars to utilities and direct coal to mines to avert public calamity in the city.
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Barrett
William S. Menden
B.R. T
Mr. Menden
Taterborough Read
Consolidated Gas Company
York Fdison Company
Barratt
Wilson
E Street Railroad
New York City
Ameries
Women’s Clubs Asked To Reaffirm Dry Stand
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs faced calls to reaffirm support for prohibition and oppose any effort to weaken enforcement. Resolutions were introduced by Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols, chairwoman of the resolutions committee, to be decided tomorrow. Other proposals urged decorative art for American homes, federal art department, promoting native art, billboard controls, national library service, and an eight hour day plus a minimum wage for women workers.
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Molnes
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tuennigh
He S. Prentiss Nichols
Whey
Pederal
National Library Service
Gork
Noble Named Secretary of Juilliard Musical Foundation
Eugene Allen Noble of Schenectady New York has been appointed secretary of the Juilliard Musical Foundation. Born in 1868 in Brooklyn he is a Wesleyan graduate and has led educational work. He has served as president of the Woman's College of Falti more and of Dickinson College and will aid in advancing musical education nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Noble
Juilliard Foundation
Schenectady
America
Juilliard Musioal Foundation
Yartering
Eugene Allen Noble
N. Y
Brooklyn
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Frederick A. Juilliard
Gyorse W. Duvison
Charles Hm.sulin
Willian Tarvin
Charles A. Meuboidy
Duveen Estate Valued At Over Three Million Dollars
The will of Henry Joseph Duveen lists a 3 032 984 dollar estate mostly in stock in the Duveen Bros firm. Beneficiaries include Geoffrey E Duveen and Dennis Duveen with jewelry appraisals and life estates. Foundations and hospitals in London and New York are named in residual trusts with most beneficiaries living abroad.
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Duveen Bros, Inc
Henry Joseph Duveen
International Epilation
Sir Joseph Duveen
Thiyuni
Buoch
Davery
Bisontos
Sho -Utne Corporation
United Duveen
Mlepor States Department of Justice
Com Sonal
Indorse
Valle
Econ
Duveen
Fifth Avenue
Reieration
Ben Pilegarins
Dovsd
Geoffrey E. Duveen
Dennis Duveen
Erand
Middlesex Hospital
Landen
Mount Sinai Hospital
Woman's Mosprtal I
Bet
Actors Elected Emerson By 2 837 to 914 Votes
Tabulated results of the Actors Equity Association elections show John Emerson defeating Wilton Lackaye by 2 837 to 914. Questionable ballots would not have altered the outcome, as Emerson earned 279 of them to Lackaye 171. Ethel Barrymore won the vice presidency by 2 009 against Burton Churchill. Grant Stewart was secretary and Richard Purdy treasurer. all twelve councilmen on the straight ticket won, with no independent exceeding 100 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Actors’ Equity Association
John Emerson
Wilton Lackaye
Lackaye
Matbers
Emerson
Mr. Lackaye
Burton Churchill
Grant Stewart
Richard Purdy
Mrs Haig Ill in France Sister of Astor Kin at Neuilly
Paris dispatch reports Mrs George Ogilvy Haig of London, sister of Mrs Marshall Orne Wilson of New York, seriously ill at the American Hospital in Neuilly with slight hope for recovery. She is one of five children of the late John Jacob Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. George QC
Haig
France
Marshall Orme Wilson
John Jacob Astor
Paris
Teoree Ogilve Haig
London
Charlotte Astor
American Hospital
Neuilly
Siight
Marshall Orne Wilson
New York City
Mrs
George Ogilvy Haig
the Tinto Mrail
Notable Astor Kin in New York Society Circles
Mrs Willem Astor, born in New York and linked to prominent society, married J Coleman Drayton in 1870 and divorced ten years later. Her family ties include the Haig and Roosevelt clans, with connections to Titanic survivor Jacl Astor. The era's theater and cultural life feature reviews, contracts, and upcoming performances at major New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Astor
New York
New York and Newport Society
J. Coleman Drayton
Mr. Drayton
Europe
George Ogilvy Haig
London
Haig
Tanioa J. van Alen
James Roosevelt
Wilson
Vos Jacl Astor
Parkhurst Wins in Maine Returns Show Republican Nominee
Portland Me June 22 The nomination of Frederick H Parkhurst of Bangor for Governor on the Republican ticket at yesterday's primary was assured with the completion tonight of a tabulation of revised returns from the whole state except thirty two small towns which cost only 890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Coolidge Visits Milliken Amid Busy Augusta Day
Fragmented report notes President Coolidge visiting Augusta area and meeting local figures. Fuzzy OCR references Milliken, Massachusetts connect, and remarks on attendance and schedule with unclear names and events.
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