UR to Face Bb Probers Wall St Man Silent
Renowned financier Lamar refused to discuss charges of impersonating prominent men in telephone talks with lawmakers in Washington. He arrived from Pittsfield, met with Ronard Lauterbach, and then with Lauterbach at his home before a three hour conference. Lamar avoided comment when pressed by reporters about subpoenas and testimony in the lobby investigation, while others named in the inquiry, including Cravath and Kuhn,, await possible appearances before the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Avid Lamar
Ftate
Pittsfield
Mass
Andras
Ronard Lauterbach
Lamar
Senate
Tasterbach
West John Street
Lauterach
Wramar
Bonavista
Riverside Drive
Ise
Tribune
Mr. Lamar
Gharessman Palmer
Pennsylvania
Lewis Conard
Lauterbach
LauterInch
J. F Morgan & Co
Lauter Mtch
Tamar
Morgan 4m
Paul D. Cravath
Pion Pacific
Athern
Mr. Uddyard
George F. Maker
Otto H. Kahn
Kuhn, Jord & Co
Peterday
Morning News Summary of Explosions and Probes
Three dead in oil ship explosion prompts investigations and probes into the incident. A nurse shoots and kills herself amid a separate case. Queens positions stir political tension as officials resist tests. Janice seeks Jersey governorship while other items cover plays, vacations, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
New Haven
Kew Haxen
Janice
Jersey
Arctic Hix Fresh Air Fund
Maubert
Tribune
Rochelle
Fenen
Sulzer Ignores Inquiry as Friends Defend by Committee
Albany report says Governor Sulzer spurns a Thompson resolution for a state investigation. Friends argue the Frawley committee lacks extra power and should not pursue the issue, noting constitutional limits on extraordinary sessions. The group claims the resolution's aim was met by publicity and introduction alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frawley
Sulzer
Thompson
Aii
Sterns Auto Fire Narrow Escape on Hempstead Turnpike
Benjamin Stern of a New York drygoods firm had a narrow escape when his $1,000 automobile burned on the North Hempstead Turnpike as he and his chauffeur traveled from New York to their Long Island home. They extinguished the blaze with dirt and sand. the car was badly damaged. This was his second foreign make car within three months after a prior theft.
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Drygoods
Hempstead Turnpike
Long Island
Benjamin Stern
New York
Stern
SLO Automomie
Bulgaria Threatened by Another Coalition
London reports fresh Balkan complications as Rumania abandons neutrality to support Serbia against Bulgaria if war breaks out among the allies. Bulgaria faces encirclement with Rumanians to the north, Serbia to the west and southwest, Greece to the south, and possibly Turkey to the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tumania
Servia
Bulgaria
Detention Sought for Jack Johnson in Ottawa
Ottawa June 28. William B Ryan Secretary of State has asked the Canadian government to detain Jack Johnson, the prizefighter, now in Montreal, pending an inquiry into his bond provisions before he can sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
William Bryan
Jack” Johnson
Montres
Sulzer Scare at Albany Stirs City Evening Run
Albany June 27 two breathless men sprinted from the Capitol Hill with shouts of catching him who was after Governor Sulzer. The panic ended when police learned it was a street altercation and the pursuer tried to divert a crowd. Both men were arrested for breaking the peace as Sulzer dined quietly at the executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sulzer
State Street Hill
Capitol
Elf
What's His Is Hers in Edgewater Suit
About forty women of Edgewater seek restraining order against Sine clair Valentine Ink Co for odors during writing fluid production. In Jersey City chancery court, Miriam Brock testified as former Attorney General Robert Ho McCarter cross examined. Brock said she owns nothing herself but that belongings of her husband belong to her, prompting audience reactions from Edgewater residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater
Sineclair Valentine Ink Company
Frem
Chancery Chambers
Jersey City
Miriam Brock
Robert Ho McCarter
Ink Company
Mr. McCarter
Brock
Six Gunmen Stage Three Quick Hold-Ups in Bronx
Six gunmen roamed The Bronx yesterday afternoon, brandishing revolvers and robbing a string of victims near Willis Avenue, Third Avenue elevated, and Alexander Avenue. One suspect captured after a chase. victims include Benjamin Aronoff, Samuel Kow, and Carl Domineo. Police and detectives pursued, with a crowd aiding the pursuit. The captured man, Thomas F. Stes, confessed but claimed a different name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Andy
Third Avenue
Leith Street
Hughes
August Wiewman
Thoma F. Stes
Weat 119Th Street
Benjamin Aronem
Aronoff
Tsuwagain
Father Time Their Cupid Man of Seventy Eight
Two seniors, Catherine Pos ter age seventy one and Frank Tirill age seventy eight, married by Rev Tireainski at St Trinkatts Lutheran Church Jersey City. They had long adjacent support and lived at 201 Webster Avenue Jersey City. Each had previous marriages and courtship began in the Home for Aged Germans in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isatherine Poster
Frank Tirill
Tireainski
St .Trinkatts Lutheran Church
Jersey Cty
Webster Avenue
Jersey City
Kili
Mayor A Skin Volunteer For Disaster Skin Graft
Mayor Lews Pubrmann and officials visited the Husted Milling Company disaster site as volunteers were sought to supply 10 000 square inches of skin. VE. Parish, a millwright, died tonight at Emergency Hospital, the fifteenth victim. Several injured remain in critical condition and twelve names still missing, with authorities hopeful they will be found in the ruins.
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Ismai
Husted Milling Company
Lews Pubrmann
VE. Parish
Ffteenth
Nie
Polte
Ee 4
President halts trip as Union Pacific merger talks advance
Washington June 21 President Witton postpones a weeklong trip to Cornish New Hampshire to oversee tentative agreements between Attorney General Mc Reynolds and railroad lawyers on dissolving the Union Pacific merger. The plan seeks to avert a government receiver taking control and outlines stock transfers and trust arrangements to limit stakeholder gains. Cravath and the Attorney General held a lengthy conference as plans move toward a court submission by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Witton
Cornish N. H
McReynolds
Union Pacifi
Velen Pacific
Southern Pacific
United
Eti
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ba Jimore & Chie
Jeanie
Paul J. Cravath
New York
Joaie
Toledo museum refuses Perry flag loan in centennial display
Ensign Lowry of Annapolis resisted surrender of the Commodore Perry flag bearing Dont Give Up the Ship. Secretary Daniels had ordered a three month loan for a Toledo art historic display tied to the Perry victory centennial. Late tonight Lowry was told to promise return if the museum yields without further trouble.
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Toledo
Cris
Toldo Museum of Art
Tooday
Oliver
Lowry
Annapolis
Daniels
Navy Department
Commodore Derry
Erie
Penn
Perry
Niagara
Fassett Back From World Tour Praises U S Rule in Philippines
Former New York congressman Simat Wassett returned aboard the Cedric after a world tour. He says well informed Filipinos oppose independence and praise United States administration, noting US rule has benefited the Philippines more than British control and urging patience amid clamor for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simat Wassett
New York
Cedric
Philippines
United States
Millpines
England
India
Ilipino
Teave
Divorce Granted to G A W Young on Cruelty Charges
George Archibald W Young, once a Stock Exchange operator in New York, was granted a divorce by the High Court of Justice Bere. Lady Young, prominent in Roghel Society, alleged cruelty and misconduct, recounting years of abuse starting after the 1907 marriage including threats, ill treatment, and an incident with a riding whip at the Yorkshire estate. She noted his wealth as a property owner in Yorkhire and said he has since moved to New York pursuing Stock Exchange work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Archibald W. Young
New York Stock Exchange
High Court of Justice
Bere
Yorkshire
Herae
New York
Glenn Curtiss a Hero in Rescue on Keuka Lake
In Mammon d s port New York June 23 Glenn Curtiss and Witmer sighted a motor boat in distress a mile from shore during a thunder shower They towed the struggling boat and its two occupants to shore Curtiss maneuvered the flying boat to reach the motor boat and returned to the landing with the men aboard.
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Hasemondsport
N.Y
Hare al
Witmer
Curtiss
Mammondsport S and
Sheriff Janus Savourger Fights at Ringside in MSG
Sheriff Janus Savourger sparked excitement at Madison Square Garden last night when Rodell Smith faced taunts. The Sheriff, seated ringside, grabbed a heckler by the coat lapel and threatened arrest before inviting a fight, amid a crowded scene and some cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janus Savourger
Madison Square Garden
Rodell Smith
Harburger
Queens political upheaval over a stolen wife scandal
Chaotic Queens County politics spill into court as the Halloran affair entangles Borough President Connally and Cassidy supporters. District Attorney Smith subpoenas witnesses, Judge Humphrey condemns the grand jury tactics, and commissioners discuss immunity amid allegations of malfeasance and political manipulation.
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Queens County
Aloysius G. Halloran
Maurice &. Connally
Connally
Joseph Cassidy
Queens
Vonnelly
Halieran
John Doe
Jehich
Halloran
Matthew J. Smith
Cassidy Urket
Connolly
Kneller
Haleeran
Ofice
John d. Halteran
Maret
Whitestone Avenue
Samuel Bracknes
Richard An
Klmore Reilly
Flushing
Smith
Long Island City
Connelly
Ken
Alse
Robert Price Ett
Eugene N. J. Young
Bruckner
Humphrey
Young
Brackner
Huahing
Hatleran
Plaza Hotel
THREE DEAD IN CL SHIP EXPLOSION NEAR STATEN ISLAND
A 30 000 barrel Mohawk tanker owned by German American Petroleum, a Standard Oil subsidiary, exploded four miles off Stapleton Staten Island killing at least three and leaving twelve missing. Ironworkers aboard and crew were thrown into the bay amid heavy smoke and a fierce blaze as rescue boats battled flames and police named several injured and missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German-American Petroleum Company
Standard Oil Company
Stapleton
Staten Island
Bay
Edward Donohue
Atlantic Basin Iron Works
Henry Firest
Brooklyn
John Donovan
Dono Jhne
van Brunt Street
Gustave Elmeren
Iron Works
No. Dahlgren Place
John Gante
2D Street
New York
Philp Lepste
Percy Payne
Woodlawn Avenue
Woodhaven
Long Island
Burns
Vandergraff
Herman Weisman
Kramer
Larkin
Welock
Thts
Tampico
Mex
Ue Standard OM Works
Mayonne
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Lomlinved
ICAL
Abewor
Japan
Murray Scott Will Cane
Heck” Johnson
Montreal
Torial Pasa
Army and Navy
Eusgpuaneeas
Cpeeerr Nt
B. Stern
Rumania
Turkey
Greece
Goerce
Tri
Bryan
Canada
Ink Plant
L’ Chase
Newt Haven
Willis Avenue
137Th Street
Alexander Avenue
Wickman
Sten
Arnett
Carl Pormineo
College Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Subeay
Southern Boulevard
Alexander
Buffalo
Fuore Gov Avanican
U.P
Wilson
Perry Flag
Navy
Battle Banner
Fassett
G. A. W. Young
Wall Street
Glenn Curtiss
McCormick
Sheriff
Cassidy
Political
Robert Price Bell
Bayonne
Tompkinsville
John Donhue
New Brighton
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