McCormicks and Matrimony Mix Amid Public Disputes
Chicago May 20 The McCormicks tangled with marriage and money as Alary Lunion Baker’s wedding to Allister McCormick remains delayed. Harold F. McCormick faces court cases. Mathilde’s marriage plans and social links with Ganva Walska surface amid rumors.
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Hicago
MeeCormicks
Alary Lunion Baker
Allister Me¢C Ormick
France
Harold F. McCormicks
Ganva Walska
Alexander Smith Cochran
Myre
Harold F.mccormick
Whisky Conspiracy Warrants Target Philadelphia Deal
Philadelphia May 20 three warrants issued by Magistrate Carney name John Sinnott Nathan Musher and John E Sherlock in a whisky conspiracy involving 10 000 cases valued at about 1 230 000 Hearings set for next Wednesday in Carneys office The case stems from a civil action in Common Pleas Court No 4 begun by T J Allen alleging 25 000 to recover money for options on high grade whisky The deal reportedly involved permits and a bootleggers market with money paid but no liquor delivered Also mentions Minnesota University nose print method for animal ID and unrelated stock note.
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Philadelphia
Carney
John Sinnott
Gibson Distiling Company
South Front Street
Nathan Musher
John E. Sherlock
Gibson Company
Musher
Spring Garden
Fifteenth Streets
Fies Cate T
Ft Ques
Acton
Common Pleas Court No. 4
T. J. Allen
Ccase
Civll
Market IL
Ants
Lins
Inneton
Baltimore
New York
John Rok
Scott
Mes
Gay Gordon
Francis Shunk Brown
Daylight Saving Backers Push to Change Clock Now
A Senate debate in South Carolina centers on daylight saving time and a proposed clock change. Lawmakers argue about morning disruption versus evening benefits as schools and offices adjust to a new eight o'clock start amid public confusion and varied pilot schedules.
Distillery Fraud Raids Hit Pennsylvania and Kentucky
John B B Appleby reports a fraud plot by om five distilleries in Pennsylvania and Kentucky aiming to defraud the government. Authorities seized forged withdrawals and liquor, with New York seizures of liquor shipments and advance payments by retail druggists. A case involves a case price of a case and large demands from the defendants. In another note, a Sing Sing prisoner catches a large carp, stoking anglers’ envy at the prison pond.
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Entucky
S Lork
Mars
Busness
John BB. Appleby
Peo
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New Dev
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FARC
Jenuty
Brookman
Hiromes
Gabugannota
Semenoff Freed By New York Court Release of Leader From Arrest
In New York on May 20 General Greg orie Semenoff, former Adaman of the Cossacks, was ordered released from arrest by the appellate division of the supreme court reversing a prior decision. The case arose from a civil warrant by Youroyeta Home and Foreign Trade, a bankrupt New York company, charging Semenoff with seizing its Siberian supplies. The court awarded 10 costs and set bail at 325,000. The appellate court found no competent evidence that the Chinese court had jurisdiction or that Semenoff threatened to dispose of property to defraud creditors.
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New York
Gregorie Semenoff
Adaman
Cossacks
Supreme Court
Delehanty
Semenoff
Youroyeta Home and Foreign Trade Company
Siberia
China
Holling Semenoff
Mail Robbery Bonds Sold in Minneapolis in Ten Days
Postal inspector W. J. Marles reports bonds from the 1921 daylight mail truck robberies in New York and Chicago have been sold in Minneapolis within the last ten days. The figures reflect large sums stolen in the 1921 incidents and indicate ongoing distribution of recovered securities.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Chicago
W. J. Marles
St. Paul
Move to End 12 Hour Day in Steel Mills
Washington May 20 A five member committee will study abolishing the twelve hour work day across the U S steel industry Judge Elbert H Gary president of the American Steel and Iron Institute will appoint the panel after a White House conference with President Harding and forty one steel manufacturers The group will investigate the feasibility of ending the practice amid broad industrial support from industry leaders and the president who seeks to back measures aligning with public sentiment
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Washington
Elbert H. Gary
American Steel and Iron Institute
Harding
White House
America
Gary
Abolition Efforts Face Obstacles In Steel Talks
President is told of many barriers to a twelve hour day limit. Judge Gary and Charles M. Schwab led steel workers spokesmen. A tragedy in Little Orleans prompts investigation by Sheriff McFarland and Detective Deneen. An aged trackman reportedly beaten. his condition uncertain. Local unrest linked to a faction blamed for disapproval of lawlessness.
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Gary and
Charles M. Schwab
Little Orleans
Peter McFarland
F. Clement Deneen
Norris
Western Maryland Railway
Farmer Shot From Horse in Maryland County Road
In Cumberland Maryland on May 20 the body of George Norris about 53 a prominent Little Orleans farmer was found in a road near his home by a family member after his riderless horse returned. Three shotgun wounds and three empty shells were found nearby. Norris had gone...
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Cumberland
George Norris
Orleans
Norris
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