Jitneys Grow in Atlantic City Despite Doubled Dividends
President Henry L. Doherty says jitneys pose no serious threat as fifty jitneys begin operation at Atlantic City under the Seaside Jitney Service. The New York Sun reports Cit Service Company 1914 earnings show $3,934,433 gross and $3,497,545 net to stock. surplus rises to $1,290,503 after common dividends.
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Henry L. Doherty
Atlantic City
New York Sun New York
Cites Service Company
Fleur. L Doherts
Sand Regaesing Jitney Competittor
Nantious
N. S
Atlantis City
Blusser
New York
Decorat Eas
Legemania Besttung
Missionary Bishopford Sails for United States Mission
Bishop Ford of the Methodist Episcopal mission sailed from Shanwhal for the United States with the aim of presenting views on China to influential circles. The trip follows discussions with various groups about the mission’s work and potential impacts in China.
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Besiford
Shanwhal
Enited
Tyler
China
Tistieg Bashfor
United States
Sue
Peor Ford
Bess
Japan’s Demands on China Compared with Power Talks
Peking dispatch compares Tokyo’s 21 clause set to a 12 clause version shared with Russia Britain France and the United States. The documents cover Shantung leases railways open ports and joint control of finance and policing with Japan seeking expanded rights in Manchuria Mongolia and coastal areas.
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China
Peking
Eastern Asia
Germany
Shantung
Chifu
Lungkow
Kiauchau
Manchuria
Mongolia
Port Arthur
Antung-Mukden
South Manchuria
Mongoulia
South
Mongola
Chimese
Myrin-Changchbun Ramwas
Hanyehping Company
Hanyeloping Company
Chinanfu-Kiauzhau
Inner Mongolia
Kwantung
South Manchurian
Congressiona
Kirin-Changchhun
Hanyehping
McAdoo Advances Pan American Finance Conference Date Change
Secretary McAdoo, despite illness and doctors orders, alters the May 10 meeting date to May 24 for the Pan American ministers of finance and bankers conference in Washington. He invites U S bankers to join the Western Hemisphere talks, and has sent a clarifying message to Argentina outlining pan Americanism and peaceful relations.
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Secretary of Treasury
Doctor
Agrentina
McAdoo
Ministers of Finance and Bankers of
Central and South America
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Argentina
Caras Y Carelan
Buenos Airea
Latin America
Americas
Collaion
Rio Janeiro
Sabino Borrego
Washington
London legal target inver from first pag
Analysts argue that aerial bombardment may occur where land and sea forces permit and that Hague air restrictions expired or not ratified. The text asserts no prior notice is needed for air bombardment and London may be attacked by aircraft at any point where military action is permissible.
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Hanyehping
Thames
London
Hague
Germany
France
Great Britain
Japan
Bulgaria’s Neutrality Best For Nation’s Interest
Premier Radoglavoff says Bulgaria should stay neutral as the best path for the country’s interests. He notes broad popular support aside from socialists and explains Balkan federation is hard to align. He vows to maintain strict neutrality and to act if Bulgarian interests are at risk. He also states he would yield his place if others seek war.
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Bulgaria
Radoglavoff
American Accused of Attempted Blowing Up La Touraine
The American Raymond Swoboda faced charges of plotting to destroy the steamship La Touraine while in Paris. Police found German letters in his room and witnesses claimed the case involved a French syndicate. advocates say his trip was for submitting American goods samples. Swoboda, born in San Francisco, was detained by Havre police and linked with others who deny the charges.
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LA Touraine
Germany
Raymond Swoboda
Paris
Swoboda
Havre
Nic Swoboda
K MacLea
Federal Tariff Board
New York
Raymond Bel
Thomas Hooper
Victoria
British Columbia
Hugene Davis
W. F. Mohr
State Department
Mac Lea
Department of Commerce
C. W. A. Weditz
United States
Hooper
San Francisco
Russa
Paria Bourse
Morrison and
Duclos
Swoboda case linked to tariff talks and imports
Officials report Swoboda had traded on textiles and military goods with harmless samples aboard trunks. Hooper and colleagues defend shipments, noting gasoline samples were not loaded due to lack of permission. Swoboda met with the French line and the U S commercial attaché in Paris over tariff reductions. MacLea plans to seek White House help. passport issued in New York on Feb 26. State Department escalates to the Justice Department for investigation.
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United States
Paris
Davis
France
State Department
Raymond Swoboda
New York
San Francisco
Department of Justice
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