New England Gets Soft Coal Priority Ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered priority for New England coal shipments from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia by rail and tidewater routes to meet about 1 25 million tons monthly. An embargo on tidewater shipments lasts until New England consignments are filled with ongoing monthly tonnage allocated through New York Philadelphia and Norfolk Newport News ports.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
W Howe
Tidewater Coal Exchange
New York
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Newport News
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Radium Delivered to New York for Cancer Research
The Bureau of Standards announced it delivered one gram of radium to Arthur Roeder for New York State for its Institute for Malignant Diseases at Buffalo. The radium, valued at 220 003 dollars per gram, forms part of two and a quarter grams purchased for cancer research and marks the state’s first such purchase.
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Bureau of Standards
Arthur Roeder
New York
Tate
Bureau
New York State
Buffalo
Provisions for Statues and Bequests Show in Will
The will of Barnard Conroy, probated yesterday, directs three statues to be placed in Washington Catholic churches and names executors Patrick B. Conroy and Peter A. Drury. It allocates funds for masses, specific cash legacies to relatives, and a residuary bequest to the Little Sisters of the Poor and St Josephs Orphan Asylum.
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Washington
Barnard Conroy
Patrick B. Conroy
Peter A. Drury
Patrick E Conroy
Bryantown
Aliee M Sullivan
John M Conroy
Ireland
Mary McDermott
Denis
Bernard Conray
Little Sisters of the Poor
St Josephs
Witnesses summoned in Arnstein bond case in Washington
Assistant District Attorney John T. Dooling of New York City will testify before the Washington grand jury probing the Arnstein bond robberies. Witnesses include the Bunury and Gluck brothers who allegedly acted as messengers for Arnstein and associates. The defendants in New York await sentencing as the habeas corpus writ brings them to Washington for questioned linkage.
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John T.dooling
New York City
Washington
Arnstein
New York
Herbert
Rudolph Bunory
Joseph
Irving Gluck
Jules
Nicky) Arnstein
David W Sullivan
Nick" Cohen
Banda
theTomba
James B. Archer
Todd Quits as Laskey Aide
J Hardy Todd resigned as special assistant to U S District Attorney John M Laskey yesterday. He previously served with Laskey, resumed duties in January 1919 after WWI service, and will join Gregory Todd in the Walkerna building. He led prosecutions of postal violations and other crimes.
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J. Hardy
United States
John M. Laskey
Teddenean
University of Virginia
France
Nip Puscassor
Haan
Todd
Gregory Todd
Wikerna
Laskey
The
Colors
District Attorney's Office
Senator King Presses Paper Cartel Prosecution
Senator William King of Utah urged Attorney General Palmer to prosecute large paper makers for an alleged illegal conspiracy to fix print paper prices. He cited Westward publishers saying small firms faced high costs and restricted purchases, driven to the wall by rising paper prices.
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William King
Utah
Palmer
Hrlp
West
King
Probes War Risk Cases Reach First Phase
Grand jury completes first phase of probe into frauds by War Risk Bureau employees against disabled soldiers. Ten men freed on bail and placed under Treasury Secret Service supervision while work continues. Indictments unlikely before September. matter overseen by Assistant District Attorney Charles W Arth.
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War Risk Bureau
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Charles W .Arth
Fifteen Million Company Promises 60 Percent to Public
A self described profile extols a Texas founder who built a $315,000,000 enterprise on fair dealing. He allegedly offers 60 percent common stock to the public, claiming personal honor and extensive banking ties as proof of reliability. Readers are invited to request more details via E. T. Howard Co. in New York.
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Texas
E. T. Howard Co., Inc
W. 46Th St
New York City
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