Diplomacy and Finance Move in Far East Tensions
Ambiguities swirl over Great Britain Japan and United States as diplomatic maneuvers and large New York banking interests shape Orient policy. Knox Seiff Grenfell and Aldrich figures surface amid talks on open door China rail loans and Manchuria. The outlook remains unsettled with potential friction ahead in Far East relations.
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Great Britain
Bby
United Kingdom
United States
New York
Orient
Knox
Japan
Russia
China
Joana
Manchuria
Wille
Great
Norns
Seiff
Sehlts
Sebi
Washington
Edward Grenfell
Grenfell
Taft
Aldich An
Secretat Knox
London
Far East
England
State Department
Chinchow Ag
Toa
United States State Department
Fry
Tarng
Lempestuaux Ag
Lehitfe
Enesal
Baron Tahalira
Baron Motone
Tore
Dhereat
Jacob H Schiff
Pacific
Rome
Steamship Lines Accused in Sherman Antitrust Probes
Indictments are expected soon against resident officers of Ansettuntie steamship companies for alleged Sherman Antitrust Act violations. The case stems from Henry A Wise U S attorney’s inquiry into railroads handling Eastern terminals and northern European lines. Reports say three large pools controlled major trade including the ship channel and crucial commodities.
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Theansettuntie Steamship Companies
Soliton
Henry A Wise
United States
Europe
Frank Zotti
Death of William Bayard Cutting in Assouan
New York reports the death of William Bayard Cutting in Assouan. He previously served as secretary to the U S legation in London and later as vice consul at Milan and secretary of legation at Tangier. Cutting was connected by marriage to Lady Sybil Cuffe and was a Harvard graduate. He directed much American relief work during the Mexican earthquake.
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New York
Assouan
Wiliam Bayard Cutting
Guscil
Legation
London
Milan
Clary
Logation
Tangier
Pres Wonta Wi
Susie
Sybil Cuffe
Harvard
Insult Charge Sparks Suffrage Battle in Albany
Miss Henrietta Mercy, a 21 year old suffragist, says Assemblyman Paradise Jimmy Oliver insulted her in Albany as she sought votes for women. She vows outdoor meetings and a house to house campaign to defeat him at reelection, with others promising demonstrations to expose his conduct.
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Abacy
Jimmy Gilver
Henretta Mercy
McCue
Tammany
Oliver
Miss Mercy
New York
Wr Oliver
Assembly
Wiss Mercs
Pearl Street
Ison
Dela
Yelloas
Ashe Giver
Miss Mee
New Fork
Miss Merci
Weies
Ihs
Albany
Rebekah
Miss Verey
Ule
Nes
Mr Olver
Hin
Anna Vere
Wiss Henrietlags
Equal Rights Teague
Chireste Steet
Sue
Olver
Miss Am3
Wen
Jy Montague Street
Brooklyn
Paris Embassy Reception Dazzles With Brilliance and Fashion
Ambassador and Mrs Bacon hosted a grand reception at the American embassy in Paris last night. Foreign Minister Briand, other cabinet members, and the Spanish ambassador led the diplomatic corps as the gallery rang with a string quartet and officials introduced guests in a lavish, uniformly dressed scene.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Fremiler Briand
Plohen
Gen Dalstein
M Lepine
Marquis del Mont
Paulhan to Impress at College Park Aviation Meet
Louis PantonsSav and his party will not favor College Park for the international aviation meet. Washington Baltimore aviation committee notes Paulhan would visit and judge the site personally. Curtiss and Wright have endorsed College Park, with Wright and Wilbur Wright having inspected the field.
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Louis Pantons
College Park
Zabm
Aero Club of Washington
Paulban
Glenn H Curtiss
Tvhn
Curtss
Washington
Wilbur Wright
Central High athlete badly hurt in indoor track accident
Talented junior athlete from Central High School named Wacon, 13 or 14, suffered severe injuries on the indoor track when he slipped on a corridor turn and slammed against a wall. Doctors say both knee caps may be fractured and surgery could be needed. He is in hospital care after the incident and has been praised for his grit.
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Ed Macon
Central High School
Ieee
Pace
Sccident
Macon
Fifth Street
Petworth
Wecan
Wacon
Aasiat
Firebug Steals an Engine After Lumber Yard Fire
A lunatic with locomotive skills seized an engine at a lumber yard roundhouse during a blaze in Rockaway. He raced it to Hibernis and back with throttle wide open before leaping from the cab and vanishing. Firefighters and residents then battled the fire threatening Empire Steel and Iron Company’s Mount Hope plant. Floyd Sinclair sighted a second engine, fired at the cab, but the intruder escaped into darkness.
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Rockaway
BB & G W Buckles Lumber
Empire Steel and Iron Company
Mount Hope
Hibernis
Bremen
Antzena
Floyd Sinclair
Sam
Sinclair
Wireless interference hearing erupts over ship collision claims
In a stormy House merchant marine and fisheries session Richard Pfund of Telefunken accused Cloyd Marshall of United Wireless of deliberate deception. Marshall countered that Telefunken interfered with distress messages regarding the Tagus and Republic collision, while Pfund denounced the charge and leveled further accusations about deceptive stock ads. General Counsel Allen of United Wireless clashed with Pfund.
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House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Richard Pfund
Telefunken Wirless Company
Cloyd Marshall
New York
United Wireless Company
Marshall
Telefunken Company
Royal Mail
Tagus
Republic
Pfund
Allen
Public notes on Rockefeller Foundation and endowment reform
A discussion on reforming endowments criticizes the dead hand of philanthropy as funds should be expended for declared purposes. Proposals include annual financial reporting, government input on incorporators, and limits on principal or income for 100 years or more.
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New York Mail
Baward T Névine
Burgey New York
New York Charity Organization Society
Rockefeller Foundation
Defoe
Rockefeller
Sage
Kennedy
Carnegie
Religius
Secretary of the Interior
Additione
Devine
Chalmers
Woman's Play Wins at Avon Theatre Stratford
Jo sephine Preston Peabody wins the prize of 215 offered by the Shakespeare Memorial Theater governor for the best play. The new version of the Pied Piper legend was selected from 115 submissions and will be produced in the theatre season.
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Tondon
Shakespeare Memorial Theater
Stratford On Aii
Josephne Preston Peabody
Housekeeping Offers Pour as Couple Accept Ford Job
jBnde Satished and his wife will go to work Monday morning for Dunie W Bunt as an agent for Ford autos. Philander preferred Knox cars but would try Fords. The Knox family plans to live on Benet street while they adjust, with a weekly income from the estate of Mr Knox.
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Washington Post
Wes Knox
Tip
Feu
Knox
Nente
Benet Street
King to Improve the Congo and Belgium's Role Explored
The report discusses King Leopold and Belgian influence over the Congo as independence tensions rose. It notes funding for a campaign against illness, bridge construction, and a pension fund for Congo state officials, reflecting continuing Belgian involvement during the transition period.
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King Teopald
Congo
Belgium
Albert
Belgian Congo
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