Carpentier Dempsey Fight Talk On a Steamer to New York
Carpentier predicts a brief bout with Dempsey in New York, while Deschamps and Franqois discuss strategy aboard the Savoie. The European champ trains on deck and in his cabin, with details of his entourage and preparations ahead of July 2.
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C. F. Fitzgerald
Savote Yidsley
Gores Carpentier
Franqoia Dechamps
Cerpentier
Francois
Bork
Paris
Jak Dempsty
New York
Dempsey
Wrighe
Carpentier
Deschamps
Milnterpeeter
Worshde
Georges
Frangals
Shusset
Senges
Leo
Mpentier
Savoie
Mary Moreat
Speltier
Jacqueline
America
Mme. Soentler
Flip
George Wied
Luster
Erisist
Verdun
Amentier
Chailtsger
Gard
Rector Threatens to Bolt Sunday School Parade
New Episcopal rector at Hack sack demands all denominations be invited to the Sunday school parade on June 4. Elmendorf says nonparticipants will refrain from involvement, sparking controversy. Paul G. Dennis of the Methodist Church notes it is too late to renew plans as the event approaches.
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Hacksack
Methodist Church
Anid Y
Cletey
Eimendorf
Deserter Hyland of Rainbow Division Still Under Treatment
War Department lists Edward Hyland of the 165th Infantry as a deserter while he remains hospitalized for a facial wound from June 1918 in France. Hyland, from Brooklyn, enlisted in 1917, fought with the Rainbow Division, returned to the U.S. in 1918, and later stayed at his aunt’s home while continuing treatment.
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Damen
Edward Hyland
War Department
France
165Th Infantry
69Th
Rainbow
Hyland
Clifford” Place
Brooklyn
William Brophy
Clifton Place
New York Guard
60Th
United States
Fox Hills
Mays Landing
N. J
Franklin
Navy
Draft Board
Grant
Teasdale Avenue
East 167Th Street
Robert Grant
Harold
Builders' Combine Fined in Maximal But Jail Exemption
The Association of Dealers in Masons' Building Materials faced fines totaling 74 000 dollars after nineteen individuals and fourteen corporations pled guilty to restraint of trade. Individual penalties ranged to 590 dollars, while corporations paid 2 000 to 7 500 dollars each. Justice Davis cited no proven coercion or profiteering, noting the defendants’ reputations and the caution against excessive trial costs. The case stemmed from the Lockwood Committee on Housing with testimony detailing the price fixing scheme.
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William A. de Ford
Association of Dealers In Masons
Supreme Court
Davis
Lockwood Committee On Housing
Murphy
John A. McCarthy
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Wright D. Goa
Hylan
John A. Philbrick
McCarthy
Lockwood
de Ford
Lockwood Committee
Samuel Untermyer
West Sevenieth Street
Wright D. Goss
West Seventy-third Street
Park Avenue
Joseph Philbrick
Sound Beach
Genn
Alden J. Harcourt
West Morty-seventh Street
Walter W. Krider
Ron Gurrons
L. 1
Frank A. Wise
P. J. Henry
God King Avenue
Island
Wood
Robert W. Main
Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Henry
Iova
Newburgh
N.Y
John M. Kilcullen
East Wittyfifth
Rufus Darrow's Son, Inc
Standard Supply Company
Dundee, Smith & Howard
Noonan Buildin Material Company
Builders Brick and Supply Company
W. A.thomas Company
John A. Phulbrick & Bro
Frank E. Wise & Son, Inc
Jova Brick Works
Bell & Kilcullen
Kitteen
United States Shipping Board
Admiral W. Benson
Broadway
E. W. Henderson
W. Davis Conrad
New York
Shipping Board
Charles Sutter
Washington
Darragh de Lanesy
Division of Industrial Relations
Robert A. Dean
C. O. Hoffpaulr
United States Shinping Board
Conrad
HoNpaujr
Delancey Nicoll
The
Franch-American Line
International Maritime Corporation
Italian Star Line
Standard Steamshin Company
State Steamship Corporation
Reid Shooting Charged to Blackmailers
A shooting at 1392 University Avenue in the Bronx left John HL Reid wounded, with four bullets in his body and likely fatal injuries. Police suspect a badger game tied to a jealous rival and a trio including Mrs. Warner, Lila Wiley, and Frank Boylan, with Don Collins aka Tyler as leader. A third man is sought, and a Don Collins arrest is hoped to reveal the game’s structure and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HL Reid
Reid
Jaze] D. Warnex
University Avenue
Bronx
Fordham
George Kuriger
Nn Uess
Warner
University Avenue House
Frank
Praneta
T. Roylan
Lila Wiley
Mrs. Warner
Don Cullins
Clackmailer
Iince
Mra. Warner
Arthur Tyler
Colling
Mamar
Collins
Police Department
Don Collins
Tyler
Warner Havs
Inspector Cougatin
M Warner
Coughlin Aid
Sould
Boylan
Broadway
St. Albans
Aqueduct Racetrack
Warmer
Tarrytown
N.Y
George
Diamond in Victim's Head Is Murder Crew
Montreal detectives pursue a strange clue in the Georges Jobin murder case. A diamond torn from the murderer’s hand became embedded in Jobin’s head after he was struck with a hammer and stabbed with scissors. The gem’s location on the floor suggests a violent struggle.
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Sperint
Tribune Montreal
Montreal
Georges Jobin
Jobin
Supreme Court Rules on Capital Value and Inheritance Taxes
The Supreme Court today ruled two tax cases. It held that an asset’s increased value cannot be added to invested capital for tax purposes and that inheritance taxes paid to a state cannot be deducted from the net estate for federal taxation. The La Belle Iron Works case centered on Minnesota land valuations and capital stock implications. The decision clarifies lines for capital and asset value in revenue acts of 1916 and 1917. The cases carry hundreds of millions in potential tax effects across corporations and estates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Revenue Acta
la Belle Iron Works
Ohio
Treasury
Tate
la Belle Tron
Ariue
Masaba Range
Minnesota
Iron Company
Pitney
Justice Pitney
Inheritancs
Harven Purdy
Chief Justice White Undergoes Minor Operation
Washington May 16 an operation of a minor nature was performed on Chief Justice White at Garfield Hospital. Physicians reported the patient in excellent condition and expected to be out in a few days.
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Washington
White
Garfield Hospital
Williamson
W. Va
Crystal Black Coal Company
Rawl
West Virginia
J.T. Brockus
Kentucky-West Virginia
Brockus
Kentucky
Stone Mountain Coal Corporation
Matewan
P. J. Smith
United Mine Workers
Robert Gilmore
Gilmore
Passaic Policeman Owns Auto Involved in Nighttime Assault
Patrolman John J. Cavanaugh Jr. is identified as owner of the car with license HN J 90969 from which Miss Nellie Nelson, 21, governess, says two men abducted and threw her from a moving vehicle near Clifton Sunday night. Nelson, found in delirium and hospitalized in Passaic, says the men resisted advances and she was struck in the head. Police will question Cavanaugh on duty, as DMV checks confirm ownership. Nelson had noted the number on a slip found in her handbag. She was visiting a Mrs. Iumburger in Manhattan.
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Passaic
N. J
John J. Cavanaugh Jr
Nellie Nelson
Clifton
N. Ja
Nelson
Palisades Park
Iumburger
St. Nicholas Avenue
Manhattan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Department of Motor Vehicles
Cavanaugh
John Cavanaugh
New York
Main Avenue
Chtef
Gustav Schmidt
Pascaic
Mies Nelson
Haineburger
Young Women's Christian Association
Thirty Are Slain In Two Days Of Irish War
Reports from Dublin describe ambushes and attacks across Ireland over the weekend, tallying thirty three deaths, with officers, a magistrate's family, and civilians among the victims. In County Galway a car ambush killed Captain Cornwallis and several others as armed men fired from shrubbery. Liverpool raids set homes ablaze, binding and gagging occupants and forcing families to flee as fires spread, mirroring London district methods.
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Dublin
Associated Pressi
County Galway
Ballyeirn
Gort
Blake
McGreery
17Th Lancers
Gregory
Bagot
Ballyearn House
Hallyurn House
Cornwallis
McCreery
Augusta Ory
Carrantuchill
County Kerry
Unday
Tipperary
Cashel
Arthur Griffith
Mountjoy
Youth Demented Man Seeks Help Over Million Dollar Edison Book
A Holyoke youth pleads with police for protection from several men who he says aim to steal a $1,000,000 volume containing answers to Thomas Edison’s 141 questionnaire questions. He clutched three books, claims temporary dementia from study, and memorized 100 answers. The incident follows garbled railway notices and unclear local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Thomas Edison
Felice
Fdison
Mondell Says Harding Agrees to Peace Plan
Representative Mondell of Wyoming, Republican leader, after a White House conference, said reparations settled and no obstacle to prompt action on the Knox peace resolution ending the state of war with Germany. He notes the President has withdrawn objections and House leaders planned to defer action until European conditions improved.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
White House
Germany
House
Europe
West Virginia coal strike facing no federal troops
President Harding signals no dispatch of regular troops to West Virginia and Kentucky amid coal miner unrest. Weeks says reports show the situation calming. Governor Morgan says conditions ease. Senator Sutherland urges aid, but White House notes no troop action.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Harding
West Virginia
Kentucky
Weeks
Read
Morgan
Sutherland
West Virgina
White House
Coa Minera
Federa
Frankfort
Edwin P. Morrow
War Department
Tug River District
Morrow
Mingo County
Charleston
Situa
Matewan
Briand faces test at Ostend over Upper Silesia policy
Paris reports say Briand aims to win Lloyd George’s approval at Ostend on Upper Silesia. If he fails, his cabinet may fall and shift toward stronger nationalist lines aligned with Britain’s continental policy. Anti British sentiment grows in France amid debates over Poland and Germany.
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Tri
New Yorke Tribune
Ine
Paris
Ostend
Upper Silesia
Poland
Briand
Lloyd George
Great Britain
England
Germany
France
Prems Briand
London
Rhine
Poincaré
la Matin
Joffre
Petain
Somme
Verdun
Ruhr
Upper
Asia
Chamber of Deputies
Forgeot
Lloyd Georre
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Harry
Hallenser
Manhasset
Ring
P. C
Slacker
Builders’ Combine
Justice Davis
W.D. Conrad
Ass’t
Admiralty Counsel
Untermyer
Henderson
New York Tribune
Robert A. Yourbillon
U.S
Justice White
Sinn Fein
Liverpool
Cork
Royal Irish Constabulary
Srburban
Theman
Wilson
Gontiausd
Edison
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Atlante
Macon
Columbus
Jirmingsham
Merophis
BWA
Knickerbucks
Hide
Mondell
Shaft House
Philadelphia
Britain
Polish Silesia
Associated Press
Supreme Council
M. Briand
Folend
Silesia
Lord Hardinge
Nee
Earl Curzon
J. Balfour
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