Baltimore and Ohio Hearings on Rail Merger Details
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened sessions examining the purchase of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton by the Baltimore and Ohio. Daniel Willard testified that CH& D debts and advances were justified, with Morgan involvement noted. He said no new obligation to the Pere Marquette existed and that losses from the Merger were handled to limit exposure.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniel Winard
Harlan
Mr. Willard
Hugh L. Bond
George M. Sheiver
M. R. Waite
Chicago
Hamilton and
Dayton
Cincineath Efamilton
Pere D ‘Uette
Cincinneath
Hamilton
Pere Marquette
Baltimore and Ohie
Cincinnat
Hamilton and Maten
Hiie Railroad
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Shenft
Morgan & Co
EH Norriman
Japan
Wii
Constaat Sianetion
Baltimore and Ohio advances justified amid flood costs
Mr Willard testified that gains from Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton operations were offset by higher equip ment expenses and taxes. He said the deficit of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton was about 15000000 in 1913 and likely 29000400 this year, with July 1919 deficit at 8490000.
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Chicago
Hamilton and
Pavinn
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio
Hamilton
Dayton
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Samities
Payton
Louis D. Brandes
Commission
Cinrat
Brandeis
Tad Cinusia
Hat Hamilton
Wittard
Senate Debate Over Norris Resolution on New York Central
The Senate debated Senator Norris's resolution asking the Attorney General if he intends to seek dissolution of the New York Central Railroad combination. Lawmakers discussed pre Sherman Act leases involving West Shore and Nickel Plate, with concerns about timing and legality. Norris said the aim is to prompt DOJ action or provide a sufficient reason for action.
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Sait
New York Central Railroad
Senate
Wacks
West Shore
New York Central
Senator Weeks
Lake Shore Road
Weeks
Kern
Norrie
Clark
Department of Justice
Memorial Day Observance Parade at Arlington and City Ceremonies
Memorial day activities fill Washington with ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and at Maine Monument. Champ Clark and Senator Teed Smoot expected to speak, with addresses by Dr. J. K. P. Greeson and music by the U S Marine Band. A flag-raising at Union Station and a 9:30 parade precede services for veterans across multiple cemeteries.
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Fire destroys St John’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Bethesda
A Sunday night blaze at St John’s Church on Wisconsin Avenue and Bradley Lane, Bethesda, Md., destroyed the long frame structure after painters had redecorated the building. Mrs Edmund Bos across the street saw flames at about 10 pm. Firefighters from Tennallytown and Washington battled the blaze, but the church could not be saved. The loss is covered by insurance. The rector is Rev. James Kilpatrick.
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Hoe Dinner Arranged by Phone In $35 Million Case
Special to The Washington Post New York May 28 Mrs Dorothy Branningan Campion testifies in the Supreme Court as Mae Sullivan sues Arthur Hoe for 150000 for alleged breach of promise of marriage. Campion says Hoe admitted being married with a child and arranged meetings and furniture purchases totaling about 4000 dollars, with Campion later borrowing money from Hoe.
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Arthur I. Hoe
Supreme Court
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Robert Hoe
Arthur J. Hoe
Towns
Hoe
Mr. Townrs
Mae Sullivan
Shipwreck Survivors and Missing Crew Listed from Empress of Ireland
A long roster lists survivors and missing crew from the Empress of Ireland disaster. Names span many countries including Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and the United States, with ranks from captain to engineer and steward among both passengers and crew.
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H. G. Kendall
Sampson
Swan
J. F. Grant
Ronald Fergusen
Marconi
Edward Bomford
Ernest Hayes
A. W. Gaade
S. F. Helm
T. Borah
T. Sprague
M.D. Duckworth
Starr
Baker
A. Dilcott
A. Rudley
Spencer
J. Well
Bellboy
R. H. Perkingon
Bowen
White
J. Whiliams
Miss Blyth
R. Boyle
Bantala
William Brown
John Byrne
Misa Backford
R. Brennan
W. T. Burraus
W. Canepa
George Capplin
A. Colbasbo
Clandon
Charles Clarke
H. Clarkson
G. Donovan
Norris Says No Criminal Prosecutions In New Haven Inquiry
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska stated in the Senate that no criminal prosecutions related to the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad investigation had been or were contemplated. He cited a statement from the Attorney General confirming no criminal charges or statutes were violated. The remark followed debate over the Interstate Commerce Commission’s investigation and opposition to it.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
United States
Norris
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles 8. Mellen
New Haven
Department of Justice
Joseph W. Folk
Commission
U. S. To Pay Indemnity For War Cargo Delays
Reported that an American naval commander asked a steamer to stop near Vera Cruz. The Upiranga captain agreed to slower speed, and delays at Vera Cruz led to a claimed three day demurrage. The United States considers broad settlement and possible cash compensation to shippers for war cargo losses.
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Fletcher
Cris
Notables Among Missing From Empress of Ireland
Among those missing are A J Burrows a Canadian traveler for T L Birkin Co of Nottingham W Leonard Palmer of the Financial News staff Detroit May 7 Sir Henry Seton Karr and Charles R Clarke London manager for a joint automobile firm aboard the doomed liner No US Salvation Army delegates to world convention in Seattle May 2 Oregon Washington California Montana Utah delegates sail from New York for London on Olympic Herman Kruse former Rochester Commercial Club secretary and his daughter Miss Freda Kruse rescued with Reinboldt Boch and Miss Edith Boch after leaving Rochester for Europe
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Cloverdale
British Columbia
Griffin
W. H
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L. Irving
J. Hakker
Winnipeg
Mise
Judith Hakker
Hallidad
Pierson
Manitoba
Hart
Mortiach
Sask
Willam Hart
Edith Hart
William Hart
H. L. Heath
Chicago
J. BR. Heath
M. K. Hepburn
Vancouver
B. M. Hepburn
H. M. Hepburn
Hubert Hoggan
Nanaimo
F. Holcombe
Calgary
C. Howe
Hamilton
Howard
Willam Howarth
Howarth
Melvin Howarth
R. W. Hudson
Montreal
EB. de V. Hunt
George Johnstone
Santa Barbara
Cal
Evan Kavalske
Duluth
Minn
Ivan Kavalsky
Quebec
Freda J. Kruse
Herman Kruse
Rochester
Rochester Commercial Club
W. Mounsey
T. Muttell
Muttall
Muttell
Harold Neville
Laurence Irving
London
England
Harald
J. Patrick
Toronto
John Patterson
Alberta
Robert Patterson
W.M. Quartley
8. Patterson
W. H. Perry
Peterboro
Ont
H. Peterson
A Priestly
Edmonton
M. Priestly
George Prior
W. M. Quarterly
John Reilly
W. J. Richardson
George C. Richards
Terre Haute
Ind
Harrow
A.J. Burrows
T. Ll. Birkin & Co
Nottingham
W. Leonard Palmer
The
Financial News
Detroit
Mich
Sir Henry Seton-Karr
Charles R. Clarke
Oea) Automobile, Company
U. S. Salvation
Seattle
Wash
United States
Salvation Army
Oregon
Washington
California
Colorado
Montana
Utah
New York
Freda Kruse
Reinboldt Boch
Edith Boch
Kruses
Europe
Bock
TURNING ON HUERTA CONTINUED REPORTS FROM VERACRUZ
Refugees arriving speak of war supply shipments heading to the capital for federal forces in the north. Vera Cruz papers spark controversy by accusing Americans of losing patriotism while the Chinese envoy and wife arrive seeking altitude relief. The Cunard liner Aquitania sails on maiden voyage to New York tomorrow from Liverpool.
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Ypiranga
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Liverpool
Gladstone Dock
New York
Obituary: Joseph Whitaker Dies at 15 in Newton Mass
Joseph Whitaker a New England engineer and former Washingtonian died Wednesday at his Newton Massachusetts home He was fifteen years old and survived by two sons C H Whitaker editor of the Journal of the American Institute of Architects and Harry J Whitaker of Boston
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New England
Newton
Mass
Whitaker
C. H. Whitaker
Journal of the American Institute of Architects
Harry J. Whitaker
Boston
Bizarre fashion and art taste clash at Corcoran awards
E C Messer argues against morbid art and fashion excess at the Corcoran Gallery gold medal presentations for 1913 14 urging standards of beauty and utility over erratic ornamentation. Frank W Myers wins gold for life and antique work. Gertrude Heilprin takes bronze. other honors awarded to Florence Harris Ruth Osgood Felicie Howell and more.
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E. C. Messer
Corcoran School of Art
Messer
James Henry Moser
FR. McGuire
Frank W. Myers
Lfe
Gertrude Heilprin
Montior
John Peracostas
Florence Elizabeth Harris
Ruth Osgood
Felicie Waldo Howell
Ardife
Lucy Lee , Offutt
Margaret Brennan Hauze
Kimon Nicolaides, Jr
Mabel Jones
Grace M. Earding
Myron A. Cole
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