Pittsburgh Dealer Heads Lumber Men Convention 1923
H Schuette of Pittsburgh led the National Wholesale Lumber Dealers association as president at its Willard closing session. Pittsburgh was chosen for the 1923 convention as leaders seek better distribution to supply lumber for small homes. Officers named include Charles A Goodman Marinette Wis first vice president Dan Mey Lachlin Arnprior Ont second vice president Henry Cape treasurer W W Schupner secretary. Secretary Fall urged expansion to boost home ownership and reduce waste as Alvin Dodd of the US Chamber outlined distribution studies and questions to answer. The convention also discussed United States policy to support lumber production for more small homes and distributed methods to cut waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schuette
Pittsburgh
National Wholesale Lumber Dealers Association
Willard
Charlen A. Goodman
Marinette
Wis
Dan Mey Lachlin
Arnprior
Ontario
Henry Cape
W. W. Schupner
Herbert W. Blanchard
Boston
Board of
H. W. McDonough
F. R. Babcock
W. L. Sykes
Conifer
Daniel Wertz
Evansville
Ind
Charles A. Goodman
H. F. Taylor
Huffalo
Underhill
Philadelphia
Votes on bonus bill split along party lines in House
A lengthy roll call shows Republicans 242 for the bill while Democrats split across pro and con positions. The tally includes numerous named lawmakers from states including New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and California with several pairs noted. Total figures indicate Republican strength for the measure and mixed Democrat responses, with several not voting or paired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Burroughs
Burton
Cannon
Chandier
N. J
Clarke
N. Y
Penn
Preeman
Glynn
Gould
Graham
Greene
Trusted
Kahn
Califline
N. Kutent
Lee
Lehlpach
Luce
McArthur
Mcfadden
MecLaughlin
Nebr
Magee
Mann
Merritt
Mills
Newton
Minn
Parker
Perkins
Treavis
Robertson
Sue Snyder
Tilson
Tinkham
Treadway
Underhill
Walsh
Wash
Wason
Winslow
Black
Bland
Box
Buchanan
Burns
Tenn
Cochran
Collier
Connally
Tavis
Dominick
Drewry Garner
Garrett
Te Tiardy
Tex
Harrison
Hawes
Hooker
Humphreys
Lanham
Montague
Moore
Oliver
Padgett
Sears
Sisson
Sumners
Woods
Theas
Indiana
Wood
Patterson
Missouri
Lampert
Kitchen
Speaks
Ward
North Carolina
Teal
Eliott
Kieczka
Layton
Jaceway and
Fields
Hicks
Blanton
McDuffie
Hines
Bringon
Clark
Florida
Mansfeld
Parrish
Reiney
Alabama
Taylor
Arkansas
Gillett
House
Smuggled Whisky Case Highlights Canada Duty Evasion
In Hamilton Ontario March 23 the Associated Press reports customs officials collected thirteen dollars and fifty cents per case on Dominion Whisky as it was loaded for smuggling into the United States. Trial heard testimony from truck contractor Her rt G Guest of Bridgeburg and Charles Russell, linked to the importing firm, about seizure and the alleged system of evading U S law. Defense contends Canadian law is pigeonholed below the border while U S policy remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Roy Mitchell
Wiliam
Bridgeburg
Jeffs
States
James Haverson
Unsel
United States
Canada
United ‘States
League Council Calls For Decision On Genoa
Paris reports an extraordinary League of Nations session at France and Britain's request to decide relations with the Genoa Economic Conference. The agenda includes Russian refugees, and nomination of new members to the temporary commission on mixed armaments. Paul Hermans of Belgium will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneal Economic Conference
League
Paul Hrmans
Belghum
Genoa
Council to Form New Panel of Ambassadors and Envoys
The council will be composed of F. de Castello Branco Clark the British embassy counsellor acting in Ambassador Cunha’s absence ill Domicic Da Gama ambassador to Great Britain his act is on the sick list Dr Vi Wellington Koo China Senor Quinones de Leon the Spanish ambassador Leon Bourgeois France Herbert H A L Fisher Great Britain the Marquis Imperiali Italy and Viscount Ishli Japan to form the new diplomatic panel.
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F. de Castello
Branco Clark
Cunha
Domicic da Gama
Great Britain
Wellington Koo
China
Senor Quinones de Leon
Leon Bourgeois
France
Herbert H. A. L. Fisher
Marquis Imperiali
Italy
Viscount Ishli
Japan
Former Dry Agent Guilty of Violating Law
In Philadelphia on March 23 William F Headley a former prohibition enforcement agent and three code defendants were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiracy to subvert the Volstead act. Ben tence deferred argument for new trial bail set at five thousand dollars for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Willian F. Headley
Federal District Court
Max ‘Laupheimer
Conrad Goodman
Clement Goodman
American Chemical Company
Ben‘tence
Government profits and tax law breach alleged in liquor case
In a court session Mr Haverson admits involvement in liquor import and tax claims. The dialogue shows tension over government earnings from American money and border smuggling. The exchange centers on violations of national laws regarding import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverson
Russell
Mr. Haverson
Police clash over girl release and bureau limits
The article details a long running dispute involving Mrs Wah Winkler and the police department. Maj Sullivan, now chief, asserts authority over her bureau while Detective Chief Plemmons reports a months old denial to supply a prisoner for identification, with the case labeled closed by the commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wah Winkler
Maj. Sullivan
van Winkie
Tomimi
Plemmons
Woman’s . Bureau
Plem‘mous
Frat I Requested the Woman's Bureau
Grant
Plemmong
Chitcherin Heads Genoa Delegation
Moscow reports George Chitcherin, Soviet foreign minister, will lead the Russian delegation to the Genoa conference, with Lenin possibly staying home due to health concerns. Telegraphed guidance from Chitcherin and delegation members arrives as توقعات suggest a special train via Riga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Associated Press
George Chitcherin
Genoa
Lenine
Ises
Péar
M. Chiteherin
Ip.ve
Galvian
Riga
Deutches
Allgemeine . Zeitung
Russia
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Fall
Ines
Im Bonds
Ebnice
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Herrick
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Hickey
Hill
Hoch
Pennsylvania
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Kopp
Kraus
Hielder
Langley
Barson
Lawrerse
Leatherwood
Lineberger
Little
Longesworth
Luhring
McCormick
McKenzie
McLaughlin
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McPherson
MacGregor
Madden
Tennessee
Temple
Thompson
Timberlake
Tindher
Towner
Vaile
Ware
Vestal
Voight
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Wolstead
Walters
Watson
Webster
Wheeler
White
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Maine
Wiliams
Williamson
Woodruff
Woodyard
Wurzback
Want
Yates
Young
Zihlman
Almon
Rnwell
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Bell
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Rand
Briggs
Bulwinkle
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S. 3
Campbell
Cantril
Carew
Carter
Collins
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Cullen
Doughton
Crane
Driver
Dupre
Favrot
Eisher
Fulmer
Gallivan
Gilbert
Goldsborough
Griffin
Hammer
Hayden
Huddleston
Hedspeth
Jeffers
Ala
Johnson
Migs
Jones
Kincheloe
Kindred
Kunz
Lankford
Larsen
Bazaro
Lea
Calif. Lee
Logan
Lowney
Lyon
McClintic
McSwain
Martin
Mead
O'Brien
O'Connor
Oldfield
Overstreet
Park
Parks
Ark
Pew
Quin
Rainey
Baker
Rankin
Rhyburn
Riordan
Rouse
Rucker
Sabath
Sanders
Sanchin
Smithwick
Steagall
Stedman
Stevenson
Stoll
Sullivan
Swank
Tague
Cole
Ten Eyck
Thomas
Tillman
Tyson
Upshaw
Vinson
Weaver
Wilson
Wingo
Wise
Wright
Total Democrats
Socialist
London
Old Bailey
Capt
Pest
Britain
Mra. Peel
Capt. Peel
Johnny Kilbanel
Deaning Kilbane
America
Coletta
England
Antitania
Customs
Ont
Untaris
Mitchell
Est
Buffalo Company
Yoo
Olen
B.F
Keith
Wayne B. Wheeler
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Thom Williamson
Chitcherin
Anne Orr
Goop Housekeeping
Tweeds
Kuppenheimers
Grosner’s
Penn, 4
Ave
Kuppenheimer
An ‘Clothes
Manhattan Shirts Ours
The
Better Business Bureau For Truth In Advertising Aneerwoven
Amas
Young and Stetsan
Marmalade Crosse & E
Harkley
Well
Magruder’s
Conn. Ave
K Sts
International Building
Interstate
F St. N.wa
Waterman
9Th & Pa. Ave. N.W
Christians Drug CO
Eiseman’s
7Th St
N. W
Washington
Win Fe
Armstrong’s
Franklin
10Th St
Casey
AL B. Casey S.co
4Th St
Kranich & Bach
Emerson and Becker Bros
Hugo Worch
Ferguson, Inc
Raofng Department
Simpson
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