Ade Bill Trust Aid Says Borah
Senator Borah said the proposed trade commission law will curb monopoly and its restraint on trade. He accused appointments to the Federal Reserve Board and Commission of being tied to big business and trusts, naming figures connected with Harvester and Kuhn & Co. as examples in a broader attack on public utilities and the economic impact on citizens.
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Tribune
Bui Shington
Uniteds
Boral
Borah
Federal Reserve Board
Busis
Thomas D. Jones
Chia
Harvester Com
Paul M. Warburg
Kuhn, & Co
New York
InterCommerce Commission
Winthrop Moore Daniela
Appraisals of Estates and Personal Assets Recorded
Estate appraisals list multiple heirs and shares, detailing values for real estate, stocks, bonds, and household effects. Names include Mary Gennerich, Christina Gennerich, John Wilson, and Zoe Gennerich, with allocations and total valuations around 1.4 million dollars and various per-person shares. The document notes intestate distributions, charitable bequests, and the appraisal date near late December.
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Matuiar
Aretha
Genetty
Kingeliy Dee
Princes Keatch
Miece
Atria Dron
Aid Frigates
Arena Tiber Wilaots
Tone Torgneurables
New York Binarteal
Sossets
Hain Freeen
Gene
Mer
Jobin Wilson
Tod At Wilson
Conait
PT. i
Christian 1B
Gennericit
Net. Soo
Ana Mudermann
Wik Fitina Apiinehl
Zoho OG
Gennerich
W."gennerich
Charlee
Peticis Samyae
Aide Spoyien Duvell
Inh
Reyatio Solomon
Unclear fragmentary notice about water costs and dates
Fragmentary OCR text discusses water costs per year and August dates with scattered names and terms. It mentions an organization or trust and a company name hard to identify. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge from the legible portions.
Men Who Control 1 Must Go If Court Decisions Stand
The fragment notes a call to action against those in control of 1, asserting that power must change if Supreme Court rulings are carried into effect. The terse line suggests political pressure around judicial authority and governance.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States weighs selling ships to Turkey after Greece deal
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy declined to commit to selling any warships to Turkey. The discussion follows the sale of Idaho and Mississippi to Greece, framed as a separate measure if pursued. Administration aims to avoid entanglement while considering precedent from Turkey’s earlier German purchases.
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Lrom
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Greece
Navy
United States
Turkey
Niels
Ipl
Idaho
Daniels
Congress
Mississippi
Navy Department
Germany
WILLS FILED AND ESTATE MATTERS IN NORTHERN DISTRICT
Wills filed reveal Reda Ott waiting on 1B2 to forge Dudier Warlig husband valued at 850000. Samim Luft, brother lip mnerician, appears in probate with various bequests noted. Josephine Wiese Clune left 22 percent to siblings. Emriane W. Jonathur listed real estate and personal holdings. Letters of Administration granted amid estate disputes. Fairbanks Company announces dividend deferral affecting $1,000,000 cumulative preferred stock and annual 2 percent payout.
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Dudier Warlig
Samim A. Luft
Ferris Torrens
William M4
Susan Milliard
Luter
Bomarey
Emriane W. Johnatur
J B Duke Sued Over 8 Million in Fortunes Taken
Lawsuit accuses tobacco magnate J B Duke of fraud in a complex scheme to finance a phosphate venture. Intersta te corporation seeks to reclaim 8 million promised by Duke and to enjoin disposal of Willson patents and water rights. Claims include misappropriation and failure to fund agreed capital for a Charlotte North Carolina plant.
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Bacco
Suy Prem Y
Baan
Interstate Corporation
William B. Chisholm
Canada
Duke
Xaports
Willson
Wilson
Chisholm
Charlotte
N.C
J. B. Haggin
Inter
ousted board of education in nyack rockland county
State Commissioner John Hi Winley ousted superintendent J Bonner and secretary W C Pothemus from the Nyack board after they refused to reappoint Professor Bower. Finley’s report criticizes Bonner and trustees, removes two, and orders the village to refund 1400 to the state for improper tuition charges.
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J. Bonner
Nyack
Rockland County
Benjamin Demarcet
W. C. Pothemus
Board of Education
John Hi. Winley
Professor Bower
Albany
Finley
Bonner
McAdoo Probes Banks on Crop Movement Funds
Secretary McAdoo directed national banks to answer questions on demand for money or credit to meet crop movement and other business needs through January 1, 1915. He asked when deposits might be necessary, which cities could receive funds, and how repayments would be timed, signaling government readiness to use funds to aid industry while Fed banks prepare to start.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Th Treasury
National Bank
United States
Gov
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Department
Lightning Flashes Fire Alarm At Yonkers Carpet Works
A lightning bolt rang the fire alarm at the Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Works in Yonkers triggering sprinklers that caused several hundred dollars in damage to machinery and stock. Deputy Fire Chief Baker and six firemen found no fire. Another bolt knocked a thirty foot Mag pole from the mill roof.
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Alexander Smith, & Sons Carpet Works
Yonkers
Yes
Baker
Niagara Falls Excursions Highlight July Travel Deals
The Niagara Falls trip becomes a favored destination with a new ABC mediation driven interest this year. New York travelers can ride Lehigh Valley Railroad for a $10 round trip. Two other Lehigh excursions operate on the Fourth of July, including a $150 pound trip to Glen One for variance Sprint Jac obe and Belleword Beth iad fide.
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Niagara Falls
ABC
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh
Glen
Jacobe
Belleword Beth
Switzerland of America
Niagara
United States Express Company Ends Sixty Year Run
After sixty years of service the United States Express Company will retire from transportation at midnight closing its fiscal year. President D J Roberts says most employees have found new work and that Wells Fargo will not handle the government contract. Liquidation proceeds will hinge on market conditions as officials protect stockholders.
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United States Express Company
D. J
Capresa Company
Roberts
United States
Manhattan Trust Company Directors Elected Amid Ownership Fight
Minority stockholders elected Edward L. Teurn as president Edward M Tierney as vice president David Merman as secretary and Frederick A Reed as treasurer at a meeting on June 1 and sent notices yesterday The firm now has two sets of officers and two sets of directors(Hearn and Herman) seek to oust the existing management led by Joseph Hoadley The two groups plan to seek Supreme Court action to set aside the majority stockholders election and gain control of the books and assets
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Manhattan Trust Company
Edward L. Teurn
Hoadley
Hearn
Herman
Supreme Court
Interstate Power Company
Northern Pacific Directors Approve Refunding Mortgage Plan
Northern Pacific directors at yesterday’s meeting approved a new refunding and improvement mortgage running from July 1 191d to July 1 2047 a 133 year period. The executive committee may sell all or part of 20 million dollars of bonds to fund 10 million dollars of one year notes maturing July 9 and to reimburse additions and improvements to property. J P Morgan Co and First National Bank to underwrite the new issue.
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Northern Pacific
J. P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
Uncertainty Over C H & D Interest Sparks Reorganization Talk
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad faces uncertain interest payments as speculation grows that a new reorganization may occur. The Baltimore and Ohio, its parent, appears unwilling to fund all obligations beyond the refunding bonds. Baltimore & Ohio directors avoid pledging funds for underlying bonds and car trusts.
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Financial
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Pere Marquette Railroad
Louis D. Brandeis
Cincin- Hamilton & Dayton
Willard
Mexico Delays Interest Payments Plans To Meet Maturity
Mexico has held several conferences over meeting the company interest payments due tomorrow totaling more than $2,000,900. No decision has been reached, but with no funds in hand, officials expect to use a plan previously employed to meet maturities earlier in the year. Bondholders were offered the interest due tomorrow, including the first instalment on the $2,460,341 notes.
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Mexico
Morrow
Army and Navy Movements and Ship Deployments
The Tribune records ongoing Army and Navy orders and warship movements. Detachments and station changes include Yorktown, Maine, Whipple, and various ships bound for Asiatic and Atlantic stations. Several vessels depart for calibration, reserve duties, or new stations with schedules and destinations noted.
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NAVY
Yorktown
Sonner
Maine
Te Caeras
Key West
Luce Aes
Syndicate Ends After Underwriting Rail Notes
Announcement said the J. P. Morgan syndicate underwriting $20.9 million one year 6 percent notes of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company $20 million New England Navigation Company three year 6 percent notes and Harlem River and Port Chester Railway $40 million one year 5 percent notes expired by limitation All New Haven notes were exhausted except a small Harlem River balance and a few New England Navigation notes remained unplaced.
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J. P. Morgan and Associates
New York, New Haven & Martford
New England Navigation Company
Harlem River & Port Chester Railway
Port Chester
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