Wild Life Threatened by Civilization Warns Hornaday
The Associated Press reports Dr. William T. Hornaday warns civilization will wipe out America's wildlife unless decisive steps are taken as he retires after 30 years directing the New York Zoological Park. He urges urgent action after decades of observing wild mammals birds and fish.
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Associated Press
New York
America
William T. Hornaday
Rvice
New York Logical Park
Hornaday
Endangered Wildlife Warns Of Extermination Threats
A speaker warns that sweeping pressures threaten wildlife with extinction at a fearful rate. He cites continuous harassment and injustices, natural and otherwise, as driving several species toward the brink of extermination.
Stiffer Money Rate Halts Bull Tactics
New York June 1 call money rates rose and restrained bullish trading as the stock market opened strongly then dipped into dullness. The Associated Press reports the rate tightening cooled speculative demand and left investors cautious through the day.
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Associated Press
New York
Bank loan demand keeps rates steady at four percent
The report notes the highest rate in two months despite a stable four percent renewal as banks face heavy loan demand.
Hearst Editors Fined and Jailed in Contempt Case
Balti more news editors face punishment after a judge fines Harold E Elliston 5000 dollars and sentences him to one day in jail for contempt of court over publication of courtroom photos from the Whitten murder trial on May 19. The city editor Harry Clark and other editors are implicated in the case.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Harold E. Elliston
Bal- News
Today
Eugene O’dunne
Court Room Pictures
Whittemore
Harry Clark
the News
Earl C. Deland
The
Baltimore American
William Klenim
William Strum
O’dunne
Aged Ohio Woman Sends Flowers For Brother’s Grave
An elderly Ohio woman, 85, sent money and verses to honor her brother Clarence, who died in 1861 and is buried in a National Cemetery. Her daughter Miss Clara R. Johnson arranged flowers yesterday in the Ohio lot, with a letter and lines expressing lasting family love and tributes.
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Clarélice Linden Keeler
Ohio
National Cemetery
H. B. Johnson
Norfolk
Johnson
Edgar C. Hottel
Clara R. Johnson
Miss Johnson
Clarence
Mother
Ponzi Fails To Appear In Boston Court For Sentence
Charles Ponzi did not show up in Massachusetts Superior Criminal Court for resentencing after losing an appeal. He has been at liberty on a $10,000 bond, and Judge Fosdick ordered default. The state may proceed against Ponzi’s Boston surety Mrs. Bernalde B. Malaguti. Ponzi is in Jacksonville, with options to return voluntarily or resist extradition as his attorney considers.
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Associated Press
Boston
Charles Ponzi
Massachusetts
Superior Criminal Court
Ponzi
Fosdick
Bernalde B. Malaguti
Onzi
Jacksonville
Flin
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