Mortimer Admits Error in Forbes Trip Testimony
Chicago dispatch reports that during the Forbes trial Mortimer admitted his Senate trip testimony was erroneous. He testified he never took the Atlantic City trip in March but described May and June visits, altering the sequence of events surrounding payments and profit splitting with Thompson and Black.
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Chicago
A. P. Ellas H. Mortimer
Veterans’ Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Mortimer
Forbes
Ww. Thomp
Colnses
Senate Committee
Atlantic
City
N.S
James S. .Easby-Smith
Senate
Traymore Hotel
Atlantic City
Thompson
Black
Thompson & Black
Thomp
Wardman Park
Washington
Europe
Worthes
Randolph ‘Laughlin
Speedway Veterans’ Hospital
Mrs
Dierkes Kreamer Pattee Pocock Obituary Notices
Obituary notices list death dates and funeral details for James C Dierkes Charles A Kreamer John A Pattee George Pocock and Winfield Co. Services are from Saffall's chapel Holy Trinity church Mount Olivet Arlington and Saint Mary's Rockville with interments and attendances announced.
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Ierken
James C
Annie B
Joseph Dierkes
Saffall's Chapel
Vieth
Mount Olivet
Mreamer
Tin
Charles A
Agnes Kreamer
Mee Blades
Holy Teinity
Saint Mary's Cemetery
Rockville
BP. G. Bika
Senelon
John A. Patter
Richmond Lodge
Elks
Arlington
Rave
Jas. A. Dalderson
Ritter
Shelby
Pocock
Sptember
Oregon Avenue
George Ped
Raturmee
Judge Rules Stoneham is Fuller Partner
New York. Federal Judge Augustus N. Hand granted a motion to include Charles A. Stoneham as a dormant partner in the bankrupt brokerage firm E. M. Fuller & Co. Stoneham, part owner of the New York Giants, has figured in actions against defunct brokerages since 1922. The hearing noted Fuller and W. Frank McGee testified Stoneham was their assailant partner. The same day a New York gas rate was ruled unconstitutional and confiscatory by Special Master James G. Graham after challenges by several yes companies.
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New York
Augustus N. Hand
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
E. M. Fuller & Co
Fuller
McGee
Stoneham
New-York
New York City
James’ G. Graham
Yes
Briand Says League Needs American Aid
Briand argues the League requires American assistance as tensions rise in the Anglo Egyptian controversy. He notes council members were told by Britain that no conflict exists between England and Egypt, yet each member privately assured him they would monitor the situation.
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Briand
League
Council
England
Egypt
Japan watched intently by officials here amid Hawaii maneuvers
Officials in Washington observe Japanese agitation as Navy maneuvers near Hawaii loom. President Coolidge notes defense needs while Congress debates funding and pacifist opposition. Japan scrapping treaty ships and building auxiliary vessels prompt US cautious stance about war risk and financial strain.
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Japan
United States
Unite States
Hawaiian Islands
America
Philippines
Coolidge
Congress
House
Washington
Tharms
Coe
Naval
England
Washington's Birthday Observance Committee Formed in DC
Seventy one representatives from patriotic and civic groups meeting in the District building voted to organize a DC federation for Washington's birthday observance. Brig. Gen. George Richards named chairman to appoint an executive committee of 25 to plan a city wide celebration with contributions accepted instead of formal assessments.
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District of Columbia
Washington
George Richards
Sons of the Revolution
Xecease
Brig
Gen. Richards
Rudolph
Daniel B. Garges
Board of Commissioners
Charles L. Tracy
John W. Reid
Lincoln
J. G.D. Bullitt
George N. Torbett
District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Akrangs
Bndly
Reeves T. ‘Strickland
Cooke
Society
Thomas E. Greene
American Red Cross
Sulgrave Institution
H.L. Rust
Wakefield National Memorial
Association
Charles J. Columbus
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Sulgrave
Albion K. ‘Parris
D. W. Taylor
Chile Military men act to oust junta
Santiago Chile December 12 the military committee representing the army navy police and carabineros declared the present government has lost the confidence of the armed forces A new government by the committee is forecast No resistance is expected from the current junta Col Ewings removal as carabineros commander preceded the upheaval Previous upheaval last September forced the cabinet resignation and Alessandri to leave the country the government has since been run by a military junta
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Santiago
Chile
A. P
Navy
Police
Carabineros
Col. Ewings
Chiie
Alessandri
Trotzky Exile Rumors Denied By Soviet Chiefs
Moscow reports say Leon Trotzky’s health trip to the Caucasus is not exile. Officials claim doctors want him to stay at a health resort for at least six months. They deny any move to remove him as war minister despite internal party disagreements.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Caucasus
Trotzky
Associated Press
Testeky
Communist Party
Trotsky
Central Controlling Committee
Garvan Warns Dawes Plan Risks World War Repeat
New York December 12 1922 Francis P Garvan former alien property custodian and Chemical Foundation president criticizes the Dawes plan calling it an all hour but not guaranteeing against repeating the conditions that led to the world war He warns German interests backed by Wall Street could use American dollars to throttle the U.S chemical industry and claims treason to the nation and its children for aligning with foreign control.
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New York
America
Dawea
Wall Street
Gar- van
Garvan
Ger- Man
Gigan
Belmont tribute pauses New York subway service
Trains in Greater New York halted for one minute at 4 pm as August Belmont funeral services were held at St. John the Divine Cathedral. The congregation included social and financial leaders and turf figures, with burial set for Newport, Rhode Island. Honorary pallbearers listed include Vanderbilt, Berwind, and other prominent names.
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New . York
Greater
New
York
August
Belmont
Cathedral of St. John ‘the Divine
New York
Eleanor Robson
August Belmont
Richard Delafield
Francis R. Appleton
Cornelius ‘ Vanderbilt
Seymieur Cromwell
Francis K. Pendleton
F. K.’ Sturgis
de Lancey Nicoll
B. J. Berwind
Martin testifies in air craft inquiry before House panel
James V Martin flying pioneer and inventor told the Special House committee investigating the aircraft industry that many of his numerous submitted inventions were not adopted by the air service though some earned merit abroad. He said bids for planes were not always judged by best or most economical plans. Representative Nelson explained aims of the inquiry and expressed concern about possible airplane industry trusts and government subsidies. Representative Woodruff urged a full investigation of all flying related matters.
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Special House
James V.martin
Air Service
Nelson
Republican
Igconain
The
United
Woodruff
Michigan
Pere
Erie Directors Advance Nickel Plate Pere Marquette Lease
Erie directors push approval for a 1 500 0600 million nickel plate Pere Marquette railroad consolidation on Van Sweringen guided terms. Board considers a lease plan with minority stockholder protections and seeks executive committee action next Tuesday. Market reacts as Van Sweringen stocks hit new highs on anticipated system expansion.
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Néw
York
Van
van Swern
Erie’mannit
Pere
Pere “Marquette Auther
Tuesid Bubinit
Erte
Pere Marquette
van. Sweringen
Min ‘Oblal Ha
Elemae
Publi
Heene
Erie
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Oyeo
Thos. S. Sergeon
Herbert B. Nevius
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York Ave
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Norval K. Tabler
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W.L. Speare CO
W. R. Spears
St. N
F. Costello
Gawler Service
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Lincoln i
H Street
N.W
Blackistone
Geo.c.shaffer
ST “Frank
Hawaii
Jon
Federation For Patriotic Observance
Deny” Trotzky
Dawes
Francis P. Garvan
Indus
V- Martin
Hugo-Van Sweringen
Tor
Ion
Fae
Pater
Washington Post
Wasmicton, Pars Julius
Garfinckel &Co
Saks & Gmpary
AVERY
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