Hyde Surrenders Control in Equitable Row at Conference
New York April 1 James H Hyde yields practical control of Equitable by securing retirement of four Hyde allies and replacement with policy holders directors. Crimmins committee and Hyde faction reach 11 hour accord at the superintendent of insurance office designating 28 to 24 director representation and four new executive seats. Alexander not pledged to accept the concession. Crimmins says mutualization will move forward in twenty months with policy holder dominance, while an investigation by the state is not ruled out.
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Washington Post
New York
James H. Hyde
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Equitable
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Aisle
James W. Alexander
Ales
Alexander
Anti-Hyde
Anti-Klyde
Ik Anid
Hyde Or
Gugh Offernl
Divreetors
Equitable Board of Directors
Francis Hendrie
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Myne
Enang
Crimmins
Mr. I
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Alli
Insurance
Broadway
Crimmins Commnittes
Equitable Assurance Society
Piri
C. N. Lis
Superintendent of Insurance
Me. Root
Root
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James Hazen Hyde
W. H. McIntyre
W. A. Wheelock
Chauncey M. Depew
W. P. Snyder
H.C. Deming
A. W. Krech
H. C. Frick
Krech
Equitable Trust Company
Frick
Gage B. Tarbell
George L. Wilson
T. J. Jordan
Bliss
William N. Cohen
Bainbridge Colby
Alexander & Colby
Elihu Root
W. C. Gulliver
John D. Crimmins
Henry Morganthau
John B. Stanchfield
Frank H. Platt
Edward H. Harriman
Hyde Forces
Superintendent Hendricks
Department of Insurance
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Society
Insurance Department
State of New York
Jask
Lord Harry
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Hendricks
Mr. Crimmins
Slaughter at Baku Rivaled Kishene Massacre
A Washington Post special dispatch reports that the Baku massacre was driven by authorities and mob violence lasting four days, with about two thousand Armenians killed. The account cites Bakinskia Isvestia alleging organized planning by blood-guilty officials and notes intercommunal tensions fomented by rumors amid Armenian and Mussulman communities.
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Washington Post
London
Baku
Kishenet
1St Petersburg
Bakinskia Isvestia
Isvestia
Kishener
St. Petersburg
Caucasus
Bultan
Morocco
France
Great Britain
Germany
Delcasse
Prince von Radolin
United States
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Hay
Africa
Fez
Hosen
Czar Vacillates as War Strains Russia and Europe
Special cable dispatch from London notes widespread belief that peace is near, yet Russia shows no desire for terms. The Czar and Mikado avoid peace, while internal crisis in Russia deepens. Analysts warn a prolonged war could trigger a revolution if domestic tensions aren’t managed.
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Washington Post
London
Europe
Russia
Manchuria
Tsarkoe-Selo
England
Germany
Ministry
Two Explorers Lose Lives In Tiburon Island Quest
A San Francisco dispatch reports Harry Miller, a Los Angeles teacher, and Capt. Gus Olenfer vanished during a Tiburon Island exploration. Possible deaths include cannibals, drowning in the Gulf, or attacks by Yaqui or Seri forces. a rescue party may follow. Dr. McGee and Thomas Grindell organized the expedition from El Paso and Douglas, seeking gold mines on Tiburon Island off the Gulf of California.
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San Francisco
Yuri, Ariz
Harry HE. Miller
Gus Olenfer
Xplore
Tiburon Island
Yeri Islands
Gulf of California
Sonora
Miller
Los Angeles
Olender
Tiburon
el Paso
Tex
Dr. McGee
United States Department of Ethnology
Thomas Grindell
Douglas, Ariz
Mexican
Chicago Campaign Closes As City Prepares Election
Chicago voters face a mayoral and aldermanic election with campaigns ending in mass meetings across wards. Republican John Maynard Harlan, son of Justice Harlan, and Democrat Howard F. Dunne are the leading contenders with estimates of a wide vote spread from both party influences.
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Chicago
Auditorium
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Howard. F. Dunne
Cook County
Wills
Judge Dunne
Palmer Denies Rumor Of Engagement To Sir Schomberg McDonnell
A Chicago report from London claims Mrs. Potter Palmer, abroad, is to marry Sir Schomberg McDonnell, fifth son of the late Earl of Antrim and brother of the current earl. Alderman Honore Palmer rejects the rumor, stating he would know if such an engagement were true.
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Chicago
Loundon
Potter Palmer
Schomberg McDonnell
Public Works Commission
Honore Palmer
Mormons Invade Canada Buy Alberta Land for Colony
Butte Mont April 1 President Joseph Smith head of the Mormon Church has purchased 67000 acres in Alberta and proposes to establish a colony subdividing the tract into small farms. The price is about 400000 dollars. The move aims to create a Mormon settlement in western Canada.
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Alberta
Butte
Mont
Joseph Smith
Letters in Nan Patterson Case Sparks Contempt Threats
Cincinnati officers hold important letters entrusted to Detective Akin by Mrs. J Morgan Smith tied to the Nan Patterson case. Attorney Shay demands return and threatens arrest. Akin hands papers to police for safekeeping as court action stalls until Monday. Letters include warnings to keep away from New York and references to aliases. Detected details come amid arraignment in New York conspiracy case and related habeas corpus writs.
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New York
Cincinnati
Ohio
Akin
J. Morgan Smith
Nan Patterson
Shay
Garvan
New’ York
Nan
Jerome
H. L
Smith
McNaught
Columbus
Common Pleas
Thousands Killed in Race Riots and Other News Highlights
A dense issue index lists vast topics from Hyde Rights to Stockholders and Treasury statements to canal projects. It notes dramatic headlines like Thousands Killed in Race Riots and includes items on a child death investigation and a fire incident, plus a broad review of political, social, and cultural segments across editorial, theatrical, and sporting sections.
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Castré
Morotco
Treasury
Dayton
Stafford
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Financial and
Hanoraux
Foraker
Washington
Richmond
Senator Hawley
White House
Gotham
Washington Real Estate
New York
Mortimer Durand
Adirondacks
Benning
Nationals
Vanigans
Georgetown
Lafayette
Virginia
Lotti Gadski
Astor Family
Red Ant
Gray Spider
Quintus Oakes
Ocean
The
Thing
Peary
North Pole
Boy Wrecked a Train by Vandalizing Tracks in Groveton
Pittsburg April 1 twelve year old Reyal Grimm son of a Groveton resident derailed the Cleveland Flyer by placing iron bars and coupling pins on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie tracks near his home. The train jumped rails traveled 400 yards before stopping when the air hose severed. Detectives found him and obtained a confession. He was jailed on a charge of incorrigible by the Anti Cruelty Society and will be arraigned in Juvenile Court next Friday.
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Pittsburg
Wantoa
Reyal Grimm
Groveton
Lake Erie
Young Grimm
Anti- Cruelty Society
Roosevelt party aboard yacht SyIph in Jacksonville visit
Mrs Roosevelt with daughter and sons Kermit Archie and Joseph Wilmer arrive on the Florida Special. They are greeted by Senators Taliaferro and Frye and officers. The party boards the yacht Sylph after a welcome at Main Street, plans to cruise near the St John River mouth and return upriver.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Roosevelt
Echel
Kermit
Archie
Joseph Wilmer
Florida
Taliaferro
Frye
Rizey
Frank T. Evans
Bryan guest of honor leads Iowa Democratic reorganization
William J. Bryan spoke at Des Moines Jefferson banquet where nearly 3200 Democrats gathered. A plan for statewide reorganization formed an Iowa Democratic Club to extend to every county and to secure pledges for caucuses and primaries. Bryan urged “Back to the People” and argued mass pressure would curb corporate rule and expand to tariff, trust, railroad, and financial policy.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William J. Bryan
Iowa Democratic Club
Bryan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Zener
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Struck Wife In Church Sparks Public Safety Incident
In Howell s Nebraska April 1 192? E D Novak threatened worshipers with a smoking public safety item, forced bystanders to retreat, then left the church walked the town street and died in a kitchen accident at home. The wife survived the incident and authorities label it a domestic trouble tragedy.
Bank Safe Blown at Heath Springs by Professional Burglars
The cafe of the Springs Banking and Mercantile Company was blown open around 3 am, with $1,000 to $1,500 stolen. Tools used were taken from a nearby blacksmith shop. Bloodhounds pursue the robbers, who are considered capable professionals. Also advertised is a sale of new furniture at Sloan on Gst Street, offering 10,302 value and viewing today.
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