Delay I R T Receivership Hope Hinges On Note Response
A strong chance Interborough Rapid Transit avoids receivership as Judge Mayer adjourns to next Friday. Noteholders may extend 7 percent maturing notes. 80 percent deposited. Conti- nental Securities opposes delay. City figures, Empire Trust and banks back no receivership if possible, while a filing continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnterborough Rapid Transit Company
Julius M. Mayer
American Broke Shoe and Foundry Company
Continental Securities Company
Coonsel
Interborough
Empire Trust Company
Continent Securities Company
Mayers
Judgs Mayer
Tevisit Commission
Mayer
Ap Pex
James L. Quackenbush
Interborough Corporation Counse
John P. O'Brien
Elijah Zoline
George M. Judd
American Brake Shor and Foundry Company
William D. Guthrie
Manhattan Railway Company
Guaranty Trust Company
The
Bank
Pase Sino
Three Modern Musketeers Keep Vimy Ridge Pact
Three veterans who pledged on Christmas Eve 1918 to meet in Winnipeg on September 1, 1931, gathered for a ball game and theater party. Yeomans Crilly Sealy, once separated by war, kept the vow despite wounds and a German camp, Crilly paying costs if the war had not ended within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Vimy Ridge
Man
F. L. Yeomans
Belleville
Ones
Crilly
Suakstoon
G. H. Sealy
British Columbia
Yeomans
Bine
Curran Charges Hylan Built Only Two New NYC Schools
Henry H. Curran Republican mayoral candidate assails Mayor Hylan for school progress, saying only two new school buildings were constructed in four years, with one Bronx addition and a Queens school at Forest. He criticizes city hall funding talk as propaganda and urges 100 new schools to match city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylan
Curran
Henry H. Curran
Borough of
Manhattan
Republican Coalition
19Th Assembly District
Republican Club
Hart Street
Brooklyn
Queens
F. H. la Guardia
Judge Haskell
William Mlennett
Major Curran
Greater
New York
Bronx
Cur- Tan
Jfnd
Forest
Queens County
Albany
Washington
Ourseles
Board of Education
Board of Estimate
Hylan Administration
O'Malley Targeted as Hylan Group Seeks Senate Crisis
Seething politics merge with a near tragedy as Miss Alice Agnew, 17, suffers a neck wound from an unseen gunman near Wenga Farms at White Plains. She is out of danger after surgery at Presbyterian Hospital. Police probe poacher fire while Mayor and Meyer committee graft charges frame a tense City Hall week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Agnew
White Plains
Cornelius H. Agnew
Wenga Farms
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Agnew
Rae
Port Cheater Road
Kensico Reservoir
Rue
Sone
Migs Apnow
County Trust Company of
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Hendrick Denies Pro-Lynching Stance After Print Error
Hendrick, candidate for General Sessions bench nomination, clarifies he opposed lynching not lynching. He blames a printer for misdescribing his stance in campaign circulars and fears many voters remain misinformed about his anti lynching position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick
Tide Uncovers Rich Gold Vein in Gulf of Alaska
Anchorage reports receding tides in Turn-again Arm reveal a five foot vein of gold quartz worth about 100 dollars per ton. Reports say several other rich veins have been disclosed, supplementing recent quartz strikes near Anchorage in the Rocks project findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Gulf of Alaska
Ford Motor Co Reports 55 Million Cash in Bank
The Detroit Tribune reports Ford Motor Company filed an asset statement with the Secretary of State showing June 30 cash on hand at 54,844,608 with total assets including plants at 46,926,010 and machinery 21,198,990. Liabilities total 28,724,701 with capital stock 417,286,500 and surplus 156,686,072.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecras Erapareh
Tribune
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Benk
Michigan
Ts48i
Bilus
Bar Declares Judge Landis Soils Ermine
Cincinnati dispatch reports the American Bar Association denounces Federal Judge Kenesaw Landis for private employment while serving on the bench. The debate at the convention featured Senators and judges defending or condemning the conduct, ending with a vote to refer the resolution to a committee before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kenesaw M. Tundia
Chicago
Baseball
Federil
American Tar Association
Adve Aurig Data
Atte
James Hamilton
Lewis
Udge Landis
Association
Hampton L. Carson
Philadelphia
Kenesaw M. Land
Carson
Landis
R. D. Robinson
Galesburg
Judge Landis
John A. Barkin
American Bar Association
Harlan
United States
George Sutherland
Utah
Viva Voce
Harding says world cannot be disarmed
Washington dispatch reports President Harding addressing Army War College officers. He argues conflict may always require armed forces, but he hopes to reduce armament burdens as the nation seeks less armies and navies while acknowledging West Virginia miners’ strike and federal intervention risks. He praises War College as a blend of experience and theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army War College
the Tribune
Washington
Harding
the War College
Works
West Virgin
West Virginia
United States
America
Ada
War College
Public quarrel erupts between Bergen mayor and aide in council clash
In North Bergen, New Jersey, a township meeting ended in a brief fight between Committeeman John F. McGrew and Mayor Harry Barber over a zoning ordinance for Woodcliff. McGrew punched Barber, both were restrained, and McGrew was arrested after Barber pressed assault charges. The ordinance passed first reading and was laid over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bergen
N.J
John F. McGrew
Harry Barber
McGrew
Woodclif
Weatherbee
Woodcliff
Mc Igrew
Barber
Hadinage
Harry
Frederick Wardemann
Bandholtz seeks federal troops as mine strike spreads
Brigadier General H H Bandholtz announced he had sent a telegram to the War Department requesting federal troops be sent into West Virginia immediately. He said miners would not obey the proclamation and that martial law could be proclaimed after his telegram is received. Officials in Charleston and Washington noted the request was referred to Major General Harbord and a decision was expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhany
Edwin J. O'Malley
Meyer
O'Malley
Mylan
Charles A. Winter
Grand Jury
Joab
Banton
George N. Brothers
Brothers
Mr. Banton
Charles S. Whitman
Elon R. Brown
Meyer Committee
Swann
Brown
Jms
Senator Brown
Americ
Ica
He & Superman
United States
Secretary of War
General Pershing
Charleston
W. Va
H. H. Bandholtz
War Department
West Virginia
Stanley H. Ford
C. H. Thompson
Boone
Logan County
Morgan
Bandholtz
Washington
H. H. Bendholtz
Harbord
Department of Interior
Michoacan
Tiabasco
Pueblo
Morelos
Estrada
Obreon
Obregon Bids Ireland Accepts Mexico Spurn Invitation to U.S. Treaty
Mexico City dispatch reports President Obregon stating a United States treaty is not possible or desirable under Mexican law. He cites Article 27 and notes three outstanding questions have been settled. The message highlights domestic reform, debt relief, and calm governance as proof of stability. The piece also covers Irish peace talks and Belfast unrest with Sinn Féin and Lloyd George, including delays in Sinn Féin replies and calls for a free union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Associate
United States
Obregon
Congress
House
Mexico
Supreme Court
the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
London
Eamon de Valera
Trish Republic
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Robert
Barton
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Sinn Féin
Scotland
Gairlock
Ne Valera
Belfast
Dublin
Associated Press
Irish Bulletin
Dail Bireann
Ireland
England
Hold Tractor Plow Race Draws 18000 at Plainfield MI
A wheat land plowing match opened to plowmen worldwide was held at John Wolf farm near Plainfield, Michigan, with more than 18,000 attendees as the first furrows turned. The contest ran in two classes tractor-driven and horse-drawn plows, most entries in the former.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Aurora
John Wolf Farm
10 000 Strikers Recoil In Coal River Valley Battle
Madison West Virginia dispatch reports heavy fighting between striking miners and sheriff deputies, state police and volunteers in a broad Coal River valley front near Sharples Blair and Logan County. casualties are feared with estimates of dozens killed among miners and some deaths among defenders. reinforcements by special train arrived to bolster Sheriff Don Chafin’s force amid machine gun barrages and disrupted communications as miners control key wires and towns while restricting news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Madison
W. Va
Coal River Valley
Sharples
Blair
Logan County
Don Chafin
Sherif Chafin
Mullen
Boone County
Logan
Crooked Creek
Blaze
Jeffrey
Sheriff Chafin
Bluefield
Welch
Chafin
Whiteville
Ate
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Hylan Clique
O’malley
City Ticket
Hirshfield
Ford Motor Co
Mingo
Bergen
Gore
Kanawha
Boone, Lafayette
Mingo Counties
U.S
de’ Valera
Grove Street
Dail Eireann
Sheriff's
St. Albany
Coal River Distriet
Jar Department
Zee
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