Weights and letters at sugar conspiracy trial heard
In New York court Henry J. Stimeon read letters attributed to Heike detailing how liberal weights from the customs house affected sugar meltings. Witnesses described altered weight books and the absence of harm in showing weights, while one clerk testified about destroyed technical statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Helke
United States Circuit Court
Henry J. Stimeon
Heike
Martin
Frank G. Turner
South Boston
Spain
Thomas
Washington B. Thomas
Toragke
York
R. Welks
Hicke
Wiliam Forster
Auchor
Wall Street
Ernest W. Gerbracht
York Whinmsberg
Brooklyn
Gerbracht
Erriain
Arike
William
Revan
Tietke
Rold Alefinal
Eevike
Rome
Arihue P. Wallin
Anme
Helaa
Spitzer
Denison
Jases
Braeginski
Tressury
Mondey
Stow
United States Coomiscaner Stields
Toexasnen
St. Paul Bonds For Faris Sale to International Banks
St Paul May 6 contract for sale of the 40000 bond issue of the St Paul Railroad to Credit Lyonnais Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas and others was signed to pay on Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul offices. The loan will be issued in several denominations at about 7 percent, with bonds yielding 4 percent and a 15 year term. Bonds will be quoted on the Paris bourse. Bankers also plan placing 16 million Leithen Wacitie bonds in German markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iumue
St Pau
Everal
Paris
Cotton Mills Near Shutdowns Hit Thousands of Workers
Across Fett Enver and Manchester areas nearly all cotton mills plan shutdowns from late May into early June affecting about 20,000 workers. Rhode Island producers foresee production curtailment with factories reducing output two days weekly as markets stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fett
Reindicted Executives Surrender in New York Case
Loula A. Cells, Angelo Cells, and Samuel W. Adler, reindicted May 23 in the District of Columbia on conspiracy to operate a bucket shop in Washington, today surrendered to U S Commissioner Shields in New York. They were sent for examination in requisition processing after prior proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Cella and Associates
New York
Loula A. Cells
Milionaire Turfican
St. Louis
Angelo
Samuel W. Adler
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Washington
United States
Shields
Patten Brothers Withdraw From Grain Business Amid Market Squeeze
Chicago May 22 private settlement of Theodore H Waterman's May wheat squeeze triggers a price drop as James A and George H Patten unload 6 million bushels of September wheat and retire from the brokerage firm. Losses estimated 640000 to 1200000 with broad declines in May and September options. Waterman completes goal through to settlement while Patten family hints at remaining positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore H. Waterman
James A
George H. Patten
Swat
James Ayn Battenett
Patten
T. Ig
George
Thair
Albany Tollier
A. J. Lichstefnig
Aheae
No. 1 Northern
Waterman
Buffalo
Hutton & Co Suspended by New York Stock Exchange
New York May 2 The brokerage firm E F Hutton and Co announced it has been suspended from NYSE privileges for one year after charges of employee commission sharing. Fracklyn N Hutton and firm officials deny wrongdoing and will continue operations via other floor members as the suspension runs. Edward Ploy Caverly said Washington will carry on business as usual with offices maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hutton & Co
Fim
New York Block Exchange
Stock Exchange
Ao Follow
Fracklyn N. Hutton
E.F. * Hutton “& Co
Wea
Frm
N. J
Button &Co
Washington
Ministers Average Salary Reveals Denominational Gaps
A forthcoming Census Bureau report shows average annual salaries for gospel ministers at about 668 dollars. Unitarian ministers top the list at 1650 dollars, followed by Protestant Episcopal 1243 dollars, General Convention of the New Jerusalem 1223 dollars, and Jewish congregations 1222 dollars, with various denominations surveyed among populations over 5,000. The data, compiled by W C Hunt, reflects early government religious statistics from the 1900 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Nagel
Department of Commerce
W. C. Hunt
Buresu
United States
Protestant Episcopal
General Convention
New Jerusalem
Comet Facts and Size Tales From Old Sky Reports
Captiva Hand arrested at the Presidio on a charge of intoxication while on duty after being commended for distinguished service. The report outlines comet sizes tails and orbits, noting Halley’s and Encke’s features, with figures on nucleus diameters and coma extents.
Post Auto Run Today Detail at Leaves at 6 15
Officials and contestants spend night near their machines as roads and ills test endurance. Fourteenth century style phrasing appears in chaotic OCR, but the event centers on an auto speed trial with a 6 15 departure and a night before endurance tests for entrants.
Endurance Run Opens Washington Post Auto Rally to Richmond
Promptly at 6:15 this morning the pilot car for The Washington Post journey to Richmond begins a five day, 488 mile run south. Cars follow at one minute intervals toward Winchester with observers assigned to each machine. Officials warn drivers to obey speed laws and ensure cars meet safety specs before the stage to Leesburg and beyond.
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Washington Post Jouriing
Richmond
Old Dominion
Winchester
Washington
Wiliam Jose
Washington Port
Thums
Inehis Maxwell
Leesourg
Warren Detroit
Checkers
E. H. Johansens
Olmstead
Virginia
Peonte
Motoriata
Potomac River
Waanington Post
Petersburg
Vermont
Thora
M. H. Pond
W. B. Woodsine
R. K
B. Wing
Orange
H. Endurance Wall
A. D. Rea
Maxwell
Wall
Rea
Ais
Harrisburg Automobile Club
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Aduy Ameng
Runnett
Washington Post
Frank Hoya
West
Mount. Crawford
Tolley
Regula
Motor tour routes to Richmond amid rain damaged roads
Reports from the line indicate recent rains left roads mostly fair though Leesburg to Winchester is roughest. Cars should reach noon control and about to Staunton by nightfall. On arrival in Richmond Saturday afternoon, Richmond Automobile Club members will guide Washington motorists into the city.
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Leesburg
Winchester
Maradam
Staunton
Richmond
Richmond Automobile Club
Alfriend
Club
State Farm
Washington
Plans for New Dreadnoughts Begin Next Fall
Plans approved by Secretary Mayer authorize two American battleships of about 3200 tons displacement with ten 14 inch guns in five turrets. They would be the largest U S warships built and the first to mount a battery of nine or more guns. Construction is hoped to begin early next year after funds are available July 1. The program aims to reduce construction time and push work forward promptly.
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Niles
Donati
Halley
Encke
ITE
Congress Jn
Naval
Hie
Ember
Tham
Thia
Twa
Thalr
Mayer Te
General Board
Congress
Mryer
Navy ends secrecy on long range ordnance tests near Indian Head
The Navy Department said secrecy around long range ordnance tests near Indian Head is lifted. The Katahdin’s floating adjunct was used for experiments outside the proving ground. An armored deck structure was moored below Indian Head, and a 12 inch shell penetrated the hull, causing the ship to sink two feet. Tests will resume in a few days.
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Navy Department
Potomac River
Indian Head
Ordnance Bureau
Katahdin Ag
Proving Ground
Stumps Neck
Indian Herd
Thia
Generals to Try Ames in Manila Court Martial
Court martial of Lieut Col Robert F Ames Twelfth Infantry to begin Tuesday behind closed doors. Brig Gen John J Perah ing will head the court with two members. Ames charged with conduct unbecoming an officer after a dinner at Fort William McKinlay where Lieut Clarence M Janney and his wife were present before Janney shot himself. Ames served 36 years and is Rhode Island native. Separately Senor de la Barra Mexican ambassador conferred with Secretary Knox about pushing completion of an international dam project across the Rio Grande at Engle New Mexico under Interior Department direction.
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Manila
Robert F. Ames
Twelfth Infantry
U. S A
John J. Perah- Ing
Fort William “MevKinley
Dente
B. Bruen
Department of the “Visgyan
St Ames
Fort William McKinlay
Cuesta
Clarence M. Janney
Jenneys
Leutenant
Amea
Rhode Island
International Dam
Senor de la Barra
United States
Knox
State Department
Tog
the Interior
Flo Grande River
Engle
N. Mex
Poxaibie
Triple Holiday at the Seashore Opens Summer Season
The article urges a May 30 holiday kickoff for New Jersey seaside resorts from Atlantic City to Cape May and Asbury Park. It notes many cottages fill quickly, highlights Fildwood parades, and mentions hotels busier than usual. The Pennsylvania Railroad advertises direct routes to 40 Jersey beaches with seasonal Atlantic City and Delaware River Bridge connections.
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Ferny Sea Coast
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Stone Harbor
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Spring Lake
Belmar
New
Deesey
Fildwood
Peradesi
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware River Bridge
Washington
Broad Street
Philadelphia
N. J
Conjaust
Army Orders Update on Field Assignments and Detailees
The Army issues special orders detailing leaves and transfers, with officers from coast artillery, infantry, cavalry, and engineers assigned to fortifications and field duties. Notable names include Capt. Willis G. Face, Capt. Roward D. Powers, Capt. Stephen M. Kethersparger, Capt. Arthur M. Shipp, Capt. James H. Bradford, and Lt. George Price. Departures cover Fort Mestros, Fort McKinley, Fort Gobo, Fort Myer, and Fort Miley with various reporting dates and duties through May and June.
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Fredecies
Macy
Maecieal Corer
Pirat Liaut
Wailer F. Merlin
Cavalrr
Willis G. Face
Coast Artillery Corps
Roward D. Powers
Toast Artillery Corse
Coast Artillery
Fort Mestros
Ve. Hirst
George &. Price
Ety Alry
Yeatmegt
Fenjeranauga’ Pate
Totter
Gahlergl
Sumd Hl. Hoghes
Caval
Hansferd
Threlkold
Thirtisth Tote Liscolu If
Witbourne
Cnecy-atath
Infantey
Amerique Mtebill
Finn
Piltegath Infantry
Stephen M. Kethersparger
Second Cavalry
Geoorge F. Mitchell
Algnal Corps
Cleveland Lanaice
Buurin Field Artillery
Arthur M. Shipp
James H. Bradford
Stcmenth Antantry
Perri
Srith
Fort Igtert
Abutka
Piret
Tatler
Department of the Gulf
Mais
Odas C. Sorney
William H. Tectiayouat
Ordnanca Depertingat
United States
Gealexts Oy
Pittuburs
Allie “Sdeut
Gomegér Adama
Pennalg
Matt
Fort Miley
Kang
Louit le Begdleton
165Th
Orders to Naval Officers With Several Assignments
Rear Admiral J D Adems retired assigned home command A P Sifflick to Rio de Janeiro Fusnos Aire and Santiago. Givi Eng W 11 Alten to duty burnee of yarda and Ancky Navy Dept Washington. BG Civilengineer Hf Prownelt to duty navy sand Pogee Round Washington. A C Lowerods to duty naval ation Unwail Assistent Gii Engineer G A Dasteum to duty naval gration Guam. Chief Becuwein A Nickgrwen to duty Nee prask Chief Gunner B P Middleton to duty Na brenka. Carpenter A G Merrill to duty Missouri Carpenter A L Bundgriat contoverse treatment naval hospital Newport R fC Movements of Metal Weasels Acrifagovichebure at Acapulcd 7 Saligd Brutus from Lempert Polat toiers Brookswater Ploscyr from Frovinoatown or el ewe Bredchester Leonidas from Norfolk for Charleston Saiem from Gardiner Bey for New York chy.
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J. D. Adems
A. P. Sifflick
Rio de Janeiro
Fusnos Aire
Santiago
Alten
Yarda
Ancky Navy Department
Washington
Prownelt
Navy
Clef
A. C. Lowerods
Navalation
Acapulcd
Saligd
Brutus
Lempert Polat Toiers Brookswater
Ploscyr
Frovinoatown
Elewe Bredchester
Leonidas
Norfolk
Charleston
Saiem
Gardiner
Bey
New York
Chy
Uncle Joe Talks To Boys On Living Within Income
Speaker Cannon answers the high cost of living for New York and Philadelphia youths from the Wayne maker Commercial Institute group in Washington. He recalls his boyhood Wabash experience, urges sticking to income, and shares his breakfast routine showing small daily costs. He stresses thrift, self-reliance, and pride in simple, wholesome meals.
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Cannon
New York
Philadelphia
Wanemaker Commercial Institute
J. Hampton Moore
Tha Ee
Cepito
Air
Joannon
Treasury
Tam
Aweiteat
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ST. Faul
Faris
New England
Walt
T. B. Waterman
New York Stock Exchange
E. F. Hutton & Co
Washington Bienen Wll Caaian
Statistica
Fmeke
Ehisi
Associated Literary Prena
San Francisco
Daniel Hand
Sherman
War Department
Philippines
Presidio
Hand
Tourire
Wylington
Piet
John Thomas Buick
Ward Augie
Hupmobus
Hamilton Maxwell
A. D. Raw
Paige Mewett
Betty
Ford
CE. Miller
Bolek
Stanley Mortimer Word
HJ. Drakise
Moon
J. G. Larcombe
Fiegil
Frank Mower
Overland
Carton Greif
Staver
Emory Kaudeen
H. Fine
Barcy Wale
Washingios
D. Arsh Murion
Balak
Tet
Johnston
Drew
Mora
John Pieter
Catambin
Bert Robertson
Bimore
Guillem A. Sardart
Amiplex
Blamey
Gary Carter
the Pont
E. Algemonlte
Tayloe Pollock
Ames
Madila
ARMY
Morey
Josie
Harry F. Seamars
Saget
Uncle Joe
Bisc Sree Biscuits
Washburn
Crusby
John J. Fister
Seine
REO
Lester D. Moore
14Th St
Aera Sims Motor CO
Avent Central Garage
New York Ave
Firestone- Coolumbus
Columbia
Wigcomsia
Gee
Carter Motor Car
Munsey
Geeloe Gynelion
Wayne
Ig Good
Carter Motom Car Corporation
Sugieer Bag
Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme
Iit Kah
Babesc
Eases Grates Cotembas
Tome
P. Dorsett Co
17Th & UA
Miller Bros. Kortiet
Phooa
Loziers-Columbias
Detroits
Dupont Sales CO
Copenhia
Oman ‘Automobile Co
Pour Ortet
Tatloe Pollock
Cale Awerd
Bailey Electric Elegant
Laos
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car Co
Columbia Cintributing
Maxwell-Brincoe Waxhington Co
Wbbladth St
Paterson
Paterson Sales Co
Baker Electrics
Bevel Pear
Fire Cook & Stoddard Co
Baltimore
Bieren Vna
Sparhaulad
Cleveland
Ielehia
Wisconsin
Partoonta
Ofica
Apd
Pyar Gap
Lang
Anlentie Sotel
PWR A
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