Morse Trial Drifted by Defense Objections in Ship Fraud Case
The Morse ship fraud trial heard continued documentary evidence with witness Samuel Fuller banker B G Higley attorney and Eads Johnson naval architect. Defense counsel Nash Rockwood repeatedly objected as Judge Turner and Justice Stafford weighed motions to dismiss the indictment based on juror residency, while Goethals testified on Groton Iron Works finances and Morse influence, with cross examinations clarifying roles and perceived conflicts of interest.
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New York City
Eads Johnson
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Fitt Corporation
Unethals
Governme
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Ecodith
Markwood
Ne Gen Goethals
Ven Goethals
Samuel Lokatter
German offer kept secret as Reichstag leaders meet
Berlin May 1 The chancellor and Foreign Minister Von Rosenberg met Reichstag leaders for four hours and discussed future reparations terms with state premiers. Officials refuse to reveal the contents of the entente note due in Washington. Proposals reportedly center on a 30 billion gold mark package with industrialist guarantees and a Franco German industrial entente. Ruhr industrialists fear occupation could extend into early negotiations. The Basen arrest of Dr Keupp von Bohlen adds to mounting difficulties. I. C. to expend 23 255 000.
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France
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Moscow
Marz and
Lenine
IH and Rock Island seeks financing for large equipment order
The Interstate Commerce Commission received requests from IHnow Central and Chicago Rock Island to finance up to 25.365 million dollars in new railroad equipment this year. Plans include issuing 314.003 million in 5 percent equipment trust certificates at 96.5 and using treasury funds for the remainder, financing 125 locomotives 5 558 freight cars of various types and 43 passenger coaches. The road also seeks 8.55 million in 5 percent equipment trust certificates at 98.24 to partly pay 310 million in purchases, including 86 locomotives 6 passenger coaches and 2 000 freight cars.
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Fresh May Morning Food Ad Heats Up Local Tables
An ad extols fresh dairy and produce available to consumers. It touts milk and cream delivered fresh as if from Farm Bossy, mentions a South African dew melon picked before sunup, and butter churned on the back porch, praising American ice for clarity and sparkle.
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South Africa
Denmark
Admission of Bolshevik education failure in Lunacharsky report
Warsaw dispatch reports Lunacharsky admitting the Bolshevik education system’s collapse. The minister notes free education exists in name, but local fees and crippling budgets limit access, with widespread school closures, teacher pay shortages, and rising child hunger amid financial crises and inflation.
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