Conspiracy Claim Tied to Lauterbach and Railroad Pressure
Judge Lovett testifies before the Senate committee about an alleged plot to hire Edward Lauterbach to smooth dissolution of the Union Pacific plan. He says Riordan and others used false reports to hinder the process, and Otto H. Kahn confirms approached by Lauterbach. July 4 testimony to resume after the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauterbach
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robert Lovett
Ward
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroads
Senate Joby
New York
Supreme Court
Edward Lauterbach
Lovett
Ald
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Riordan
Congress
Tam
Hadge Lovett
Tudsey Tovett
Otto
H. Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Chicago & Alton
Bar Report Accuses Cohalan and Other Local Skirmishes
Local news roundup notes a bar report accusing Cohalan and mentions a series of political and civic items. It covers charity efforts, transit updates, mayoral concerns, and ongoing Curry related matters. The column also references court and legal notes, civic honors, and national affairs including currency, labor, and overseas events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohalan
Kay
Hutter Will
Mise Arnold
Littman
Boy Ball Toxsers
Cratic Alliance
Fusion & Air Vacations
Kisslens
Rochelle
Leisler
Ward
Lauterbach Denies Contact With Riordan For Ten Years
Edward Lauterbach at his home denied ever speaking to Representative Riordan in ten years. He said he spoke only with Otto H. Kahn and Paul D. Cravath about Union Pacific. He recalled consulting Kahn on legality issues around Southern Pacific stock ownership and a prior Union Pacific reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riordan
Edward Lauterbach
Mr. Lauterbach
Judge Lovett
Union Pacific
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Paul D. Cravath
Union Pacific Rail 1
Southern Pacific
United States Supreme Court
Rec
Union Pacific Railroad
Kahn
Bulgarians Defeated at Zletove in Serbian Counterattack
Belgrade reports a Bulgarian assault at Zletove failed as Serbs pushed back with bayonet charges. Bulgarian losses exceed five hundred as they abandoned positions and fled. London says Romania may enter war to aid Bulgaria. Serbian cabinet tensions and ararbitration doubts linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Zietove
Ber«vian
Zletove
Bayer
London
Bt Petersburg
the Times
Romania
Bulgaria
Servia
Pachien
Zletovo
Leary Returns to Family Name After Court Change
Daniel Henwinthrope won court approval to resume the name Daniel Bell Leary, reversing a prior change to Winthrope made three months earlier. Justice Giegerich granted permission to revert to Leary, the name he used before adopting Winthrope to please his mother. He is an instructor of mathematics and English, married, and living at No. 6 Morning Side Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Henwinthrope
Supreme Court
Justice Giegerich
Daniel Bell Leary
Winthrope
Leary
Morningside Drive
New Jersey Oyster 48 Station to Observe Ocean Conditions
The first oyster observation station in the United States will be established in New Jersey to study water, atmosphere, and bottom conditions affecting oyster growth. Professor Julius Nelson and Charles R. Bacon oversee arrangements for a site at Scullville on Great Egg Harbor Bay in Atlantic County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Julius Nelson
State Agricultural Station
Charles R. Bacon
Bureau of Shell Fisheries
Scullville
Great Egg Harbor Bay
Atlantic County
Water fear brings death of child at Atlantic City
A one year old Isaac Braunstein of 2925 Boardwalk died after fear of waves at the shore. His mother tried to revive him by ducking beneath a wave but he could not recover. The child died moments after being carried to the beach. Also reported, Walter W. Burridge Brooklyn artist was found dead in a Albuquerque hotel, death attributed to heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Isaac Braunstein
Boardwalk
Isaac
Brooklyn
Albuquerque
Walter W. Burridge
Grand Canyon
Mackay sails to Europe amid divorce rumors
Clarence H. Mackay president of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co sailed secretly for Europe aboard the Imperator with his three children. Detectives aboard the ship and two maids traveling as staff attempted to prevent serving papers. Mrs Mackay at Harbor Hill denied taking legal action and referred inquiries to her lawyer Henry W Taft while gossip swirled about a possible divorce action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Am Nan
Mackay
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Long Island
Charity For All In Will Of Death By Own Action
Karl Hutter died by self-inflicted gunshot on June 10 in his New York apartment at 50th Street after six months since creating a will of about 1 million dollars. The document distributed funds to German and American charities, his employees, and various institutions, with large bequests to Herman Jantzer and others, while provisions tied gifts to lifelong service to his business. The will also directed substantial sums for the Prospect Brewing Company and family bequests, with executors and heirs named and conditions for lapse if beneficiaries failed to devote their lives to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hutter
Nfe
Prospect Brewing Company
Philadelphia
Hutter
Central Park
German Hospital and Dispensary
Cooper Union
Ernest Krueger
Frank Beuermann
Walter Gertz
Tentator
Lafayette Street
Sophia Nink
Germany
Oscar Heubach
Nink
Jacob Nink
Eight Killed As CP Rail Express Wreck Sends Immigrants Into Ottawa River
Ottawa June 25 Two cars crowded with immigrants bound for the West toppled into the Ottawa River when the Winnipeg Express on the Canadian Pacific Railway was wrecked. Eight killed more than fifty injured. many passengers from the British Isles on their way to settle in agricultural districts. The train was traveling about twenty five miles an hour testifying to a shocking disaster. A separate report recalls the Dorothy Arnold disappearance case as police search for Helen McCarthy missing two days. John H McCarthy of West 72d Street says his sixteen year old daughter vanished after being sent to a store. She is described as five foot four, 120 pounds, with two braids and pink dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Winnipeg Express
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mulvenna
Patrik
Antrit
Ireland
Winniare
Moodie
John
Orkney
Scotland
Paneenger
CaMmary John
County
Derry
Mra
Inge
Glargom
Edmontons
Edmonton
British Isles
Sette
Dorothy Arnold
John H. McCarthy
Hargrave
West 72d Street
Helen
Chew
Mr. McCarthy
Press-Knickerbocker-Express
Albany
McCarthy
Frederick Rooker
Washington
Columbus Avenue
First Eugenic Wedding In Maryland Held At Old St Pauls
In Baltimore on June 25 Miss Mary Buchanan Albert married Lenox Hirchhead in what was described as Maryland’s first eugenic wedding at Old St Paul’s Church. The couple, from prominent state families, presented health certificates from their physicians to the Reverend Dr Hugh Hirckhead who performed the ceremony. The reception followed at the home of Mrs Eugene De Bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Old St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Mary Buchanan Albert
Lennox Hirchhead
Eugene de Bullet
Hugh Birckhead
Fireworks Sale Ad At Park Plaza Stand
Readable notice urges buying fireworks early at the longtime Park Plaza stand located at 12 Park Place. Details are limited to the retained address and the call to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samme
Park
Pica. Ve
Legislative trial for Cohalan bar upholds charges
Two important points Cruikshank testified he destroyed all papers bearing on case at request of Supreme Court Justice. Association plans to retain one of its prominent members to represent it before legislative tribunal chosen to investigate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohalan
BAR
Cruikshank
Supreme Court
Association
Trial Intent Grows From Governor Sulzer Recommendation
On Governor Sulzer's recommendation the Legislature ordered an investigation into charges against Justice Daniel F. Cohalan of the Supreme Court. A joint Senate and Assembly judiciary committee will begin testimony on June 30 and report findings to decide if impeachment is warranted. The Bar Association Grievance Committee says most charges against John A. Connolly are corroborated, listing forty two specific accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer
Daniel F. Cohalan
Supreme Court
Senate
Assembly
Bar Association
John A. Connolly
The
Einar Chrystie
Albany
Connolly
Cohalan
Victor Heating Company
Jury panel files strong indictment against Justice Cohalan
A bar association inquiry report accuses Justice Daniel Cohalan of misconduct linked to Connolly charges. It cites destroyed evidence, promises of political aid for favors, and steering city contracts to Victor Heating, with $3,040 paid back amid threatened suits, urging legislative scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Cruikshank
No. 27
Cedar Street
Connolly
Cohalan
Stroy
Justice Cohalan
Bar “Association
Manhattan
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Victor Heating Company
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ETT
Auterbach
N. Y. Sawyer
S. News
Navy
Aretas
Jersey
Mackays
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Europe
Imperator
Spring Lake
John William Mackay
Catherine Tuer Mackay
Jollin Duer Mackay
Raeder
Hoth
Hamburg - American Line
Poste! Telegraph Cable Company
C. H. MacKay
Mr. Mackay
Amtecan Press Assn
C. P.R
John McCause
Eugenic Bridal
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