Perkins Denies Panic Plot in Senate Steel Inquiry
United States Steel director George W. Perkins testifies before the Stanley steel trust committee alleging a panic plot against banks was false. He says breaking up the Standard of America would warn major corporations and supports tweaks to law while opposing price regulation. Perkins recalls merger talks with Tennessee Coal and Iron and mentions consulting President Roosevelt.
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Charles G Gates Rivalry Over Steel Trusts and Regulation
Charles G Gates inherits about 40 million and voices opposition to government breakup of the steel trust. He argues policy should avoid drastic regulation, warning that dissolving the Standard Oil or similar giants could spur further corporate fragmentation. He criticizes recent enforcement actions as threatening to other corporations and urges caution in dismantling major steel interests.
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Admiral Tojo Visits Philadelphia Shipyards and City Hall
Japanese Admiral Tojo paid a formal call on Mayor Reyburn at Philadelphia City Hall before touring the Navy Yard on League Island. He was hosted by Captain A. W. Grant and later visited yards of Cramp and New York Shipbuilding, where some of Japan’s warships were built.
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Attacks Monetary Commission in Senate Debate
Washington reports on a quarrel over the national monetary commission as Vir Cummins of Iowa criticizes the body. He says the mission has become a haven for defeated men with legacy constituencies and calls for accountability amid party politics.
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Nugent Ousted As State Committee Chooses New Chair
In New Jersey Democratic session at Sea Girt Nugent was ousted after a chaotic incident. Police protected governors, quorum issues arose, and Judge Willard W. Culler chaired briefly as factions clashed. Judge Carrow urged vacancy of the chair and Edward J. Grosscup was proposed as successor. Adjournment set for two weeks. meeting to reassemble in Trenton.
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Gloucester
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Polo Pony Run Irks Nantasket Beach Crowd
In Narragansett Pier during a polo pony heat a runaway horse ridden by Robert Sullivan struck a crowd of society guests at the beach race course. Wayne and Robert Sullivan were unseated, Maurice Browning a life saver was trampled, and young Robert Maynard was seriously injured. Several women fainted as bathers fled in their costumes.
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Fatal Automobile Accident Near Oak Hill Club
Frank J. Whitlock of Whitlock Arnthore merchants was killed near Stottsville when a tire burst during a return from Oak Hill Country Club. The event fractures his skull and ends his trip. In Chicago, Senator William Larimer faces a $5000 suit from Heart Aricsson Co for work on his summer home two years ago.
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FIRST MORTGAGE RAILROAD SECURITIES
PUBLIC UTILITIES CORPORATIONS
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Lehr Piano
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Riley Price
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