Delaware and Hudson Offers Group Life and Disability Plans
The Delaware and Hudson company announced it has arranged group life and permanent disability insurance for all employees on the payroll six months or more, with $500 coverage for two years and $250 for six months to two years of service. No medical exams, payroll deductions, and beneficiaries chosen by workers. Additional accident and sickness coverage planned with possible higher totals through class grouping, employer premium sharing, and optional conversion for those leaving service.
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New York
Assaint
Delaware and Hudson Company
Delaware and Hudson
Unemployee Insurance Plan Charged to Workers
A fragmented notice outlines a company plan requiring employees to subscribe and contribute toward multiple forms of group insurance. It states monthly premiums and six weeks pay conditions for dismissal cases linked to unemployment, tying benefits to participation in the insurance scheme.
Profiteers Target Building Material Prices
Attorney General Daugherty announced readiness to prosecute individuals or firms in the building material sector who raise house construction supplies prices despite prior convictions and penalties. He notes distribution defiance of court orders and plans to compile costs and prices across food, fuel, clothing, and shoes. William J. Barnes directs nationwide investigative efforts to involve state attorneys general.
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Daugherty
Wwr
William J. Barnes
Mrs Daugherty
Potash pact debated at Senate tariff hearings
Senate finance committee examined a signed agreement by 34 American manufacturers to buy 76 percent of potash from a German syndicate. Critics led by Senator Smoot argued the pact evades antitrust and antidumping laws and would hinder U S potash development. Crenshaw defended the contract noting cheaper full-supply from Germany, while Smoot urged U S protection until domestic capacity expands. Discussions also touched on tariffs for asphalt and oil, with industry groups warning of higher costs and slower road work and shipping costs rising for American fleets.
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Anuotiates Press
Ayeek
Germany
Senate
Finance Committee
D. Crenshaw
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Richmond
Smoot
Utah
Congress
United States
Crenshaw
California
Nebraska
Benham
Indiana
New Jersey
FL A. Huston
New York City
Ph . M. Huston
Pat Hato
American Automobile Association
M. G. Fildnoge
Mr. Eldnage
Mexico
Eldnage
Jamesi Ll. Ackerson
Philadelphia
American Steamship Owners Association
America urges Peking to punish Gen Chang
The American legation formally protested to the Peking government over Gen Chang Ching Yao’s return to Beijing after leading Hunan troops that killed American missionary W A Reemart in June 1920. Washington demanded Chang be detained for trial, but he is protected by Gen Chang Tsao Lin’s coalition cabinet, hindering civil arrest.
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Peking
Associated Press
Legation
Chang Ching-Yao
Hunan
W. A. Reemart
Foreign Office
Washington
Chang
Chang Tsao-Lin
Maxchuria
Ernar
Estate seeks fees and expenses from counsel in Berndoll case
Miner, alien property custodian who seized Berndoll's property, is named as a defendant after refusing to buy presented bills. Gibboney, Bertdo's attorney, drowned in Mexico last year. Estate contends the lawyer is entitled to $26,000 in counsel fees and $6,969 for expenses, with $21,319 still due.
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Serter
Miner
Ber&doll
Gibboney
Bertdo
Éoun
Bel
Mexico
Coal Survey Ordered to Assess Bituminous Industry
Secretary Hoover announced a survey of the entire bituminous coal situation by a special staff of the National Unemployment Conference, planned for next week. The study, expected to take months, would be funded by coal operators and cover production and employment intermittency, not extending to anthracite. Hoover also reported increased British coal inroads with prices below cost, new West Indies contracts, and some Pacific coast bunkers.
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Hoover
Mr. Hoover
West Indies
Pacific Coast
Reserve Bank Statement Reveals Resources and Liabilities
The Federal Reserve system reports total resources of 5 151 806 000 with gold reserves near 2.99 billion and deposits totaling 1.764 billion. It also notes a 97.2 percent gold reserve ratio against notes in circulation after adjustments. Commissioner Keller Finds Gallinger Hospital System Satisfactory. Engineer Commissioner Charles Keller inspected the heat ling plant at Gallinger Memorial hospital and expressed satisfaction. opening the psychopathic ward is planned for July 1 once 1923 appropriations are available.
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Federal Reserve Banks
DORK
Ewes
MKS Wee
Eenees
God Earith Federal Serve
U. S
Marat Batamesacan
F. R
Fr. R
Charles [Keller
Gallinger Memorial’ Hospital
Standard Engineering Company
Liberal tidal wave reshapes cabinet announces new ministers
The December general election results sweep the Liberal party into power. Premier Arthur Meighen introduces a rebuilt cabinet with Georges Williams of Nova Scotia as finance minister, Daniel Mackenzie of Nova Scotia as secretary of state, AB Copp of New Brunswick as minister without portfolio, John H. Sinclair of Prince Edward Island as minister of portfolio, and other appointments including health, police, and customs posts among Quebec, Ontario and Atlantic provinces.
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Reing
Arthur Feighen
Baron
Byng
Vimy
Dominion
Ann Ced
Williams
Nova Scotia
Withaortfolis
Culumebias New Premier Sworn In Amid Quick Assembly
The new premier was sworn in within hours after the sudden announcement that Meighen would hold its final session today. Mr. King expects liberal backing in parliament for the election in which the government fell. Liberals elected 17, progressives 5, conservatives orthinions 51, and Laborites 2. Piles Cured in 14 Days. Druggists refund money if PAZO GITMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or prolapsing piles. Instantly relieves itching piles, 60c. Adv.
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Culumebias
Meighen
Ea BD
King
Progressives
Ornionists
Laborites
Justice officials press secrecy in Wall Street bomb probe
Attorney General Daugherty and William J Burns of the Bureau of Investigation conferred after Burns returned from New York. Officials say the investigation remains highly confidential and discuss no angles. A separate health service statement urges greater immigrant cleanliness to curb typhus and plague, noting Europe’s subsiding threat but warning against dirty embarkation.
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Daugherty
William J.burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Bmr
Burns
New York City
Hayward
Warsaw
Lindenfeld
Europe
Health Service
State Department
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Commissioner Keller
Gallin
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Bradbury
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