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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

10

Wandering Across Russia and Beyond in an Old Traveler’s Riff

The narrator envisions flights along Bobruisk and Mount Syade paths through Ketlos Berezof Sosovinsk and Saratof towards Lake Baikal while noting Lenine’s stance on foreign tourists. A counterpoint cites Andrews of New Jersey seeking two wives amid London and New Jersey political fixtures and Lloyd George keeping England in the middle.

Bobruisk Mount Syade Sone Place Minsk Ketlos Berezof Sosovinsk Saratof Kursk Pskof Lake Baikal

Bond verdict guilty in long racketeering trial in New York

The trial tied Sullivan Bowles and Easterday to a conspiracy with Cohn Arnstein to move funds and dispose of securities for 25 percent of face value. Gluck allegedly recruited the broker’s messenger for a 20 percent share. Arrests followed as prosecutors tied Williams to a worthless stock pass and a bank fraud scheme, ending with Arnstein praising Judge Gould’s fairness.

New York Brothers Sullivan and Bowtes Easterday Cohn and Arnsten Washington Cohn and Arnstein New York Gluck Cohn Wall Street Bowles and Sullivan Sol Myers American Surety Company of Arnstein Colin W W Willams Williams Philadelphia Sullivan Nicky Arnstein Justice Gould

Plan to Aid Railroads Under President Harding Proposal

President Harding received a plan from Samuel H Barker of Philadelphia proposing government acquisition of 2.5 million freight cars at fair value. The plan would issue 16-year certificates to raise about 4 billion dollars for rail improvements over five years and provide 250 million dollars annually for operating costs. Railroads would use car usage payments to retire certificates and cover other expenses, with the plan to be written for submission to Senate committee chair Cummins for investigation.

Harding Samuel H Barker Philadelphia Oider Barker Cummins Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

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