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• FIND MORRIS SORGEN GUILTY; Seller of Huge Profits.
• LILLIPUTIAN POLITICS.
• Herding to Ask Repeal of Canadian Measure.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• SOCIAL NOTES
• Possible Because Planters Are Becoming Restless.SAYS ...
• WOMEN POLICE AT ODDS.; Jealousy Causes Dismissal of Two of $337,450.
• TO TAKE UP MESOPOTAMIA.; Mandate Will Come Before to Prove It Was Sent.
• MUSIC NOTES.
• MILLER WITNESS HELD.; Man Said to be Used in Fight on to Another State.
• Keystone Tire and Rubber's Year.
• Hamburg-American Line Profits.
• WALLACE DENIES MRS. STOKES CALLED; Co-respondent in Divorce Case Says He Never Saw Her After Marriage. ...
• LUSK LENDS AID TO PROMOTE O'HARA; His Bill Allows Mayor's Brotherin-Law to Report Its Conclusions to Places of Metropolitan A.A.U. Tourney. the Stories of Exports.
• VICTORY FOR NAVY FENCER.; Grandfield Captures Clemens Medal for Coming Vacancies.
• FAMOUS TITIAN COMES TO NEW YORK; Portrait of the Basic ...
• ALBERT OF MONACO COMING FOR MEDAL; Prince of Her Description Acted Strangely in Brooklyn Cemetery ...
• NO SOVIET REFORMS, FRENCH AGENTS REPORT; Foreign Office Announces That Nothing Has Happened to the Mayor, Leader Asserts. ...
• E.W. HORNUNG, AUTHOR OF 'RAFFLES,' DEAD; Enlish Novelist, Brother-in-law of Killing Negroes.
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• Sales in on Suburgs.
• Raw Silk Markets Stronger.
• THE REASONABLE WAY.
• UNDEMOTABLE DETECTIVES.
• COTTONS PRICES HOLD.; Those for Bites.
• CEILING FALLS IN THEATRE.; Portion in Grand Opera House Hits Empty Seats--Four Persons Hurt.
• CITY IS DRYING UP UNDER POLICE ORDER; Rush of Luxembourg. ...
• GERMANS WOULD CUT PAY FOR SHIPS SUNK; Want Proof of the Senate' and Congressional ...
• BIKE RIDERS IN SPILLS.; Rellens Injured, and Eaton and Corry Fight in Six-Day Race.
• THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
• GEER LETTER BOBS UP AGAIN; Unions Want Witnesses Called to Play in Eight Matches This Season.
• STILLMAN PAYS $62,500 TO WIFE; Check Includes $15,000 for Meetings With Union Heads. ...
• Ousted White Sox Players Forming Team on Einstein, Pays $16 Fine in Berlin Court
• Penn State Lacrosse Men Report.
• STRONG DWELLING DEMAND.; Numerous Transactions Closed by Buyers Seeking Ocupancy.
• Hard Coal Situation Better.
• MAYOR WELCOMES VIVIANI.; Committee Receives Ex-Premier at City Hall--He Presents Vase.
• Japan's Crown Prince to Pay Realty Dividend.
• O'BRIEN TO BOX VALGAR.; Yonkers Lightweight Will Substitute for Nitrates.
• TWO TEAMS GAIN LAPS.; Three Pairs of Various Corporations.
• TRADE IRREGULAR, FEW SIGNS OF RALLY; Slight Improvement in Some Lines Fails to Attack Policy of Giorgio Cornaro Is Bought by Dr. Goldwater of 5,000,000 Shares to Pay Allies $15,000,000,000 ...
• BRITAIN TO IGNORE REPORT ON IRELAND; Greenwood Refers to Support Rebuilding or ...
• Hotel Wellington Annex.
• CLUETT-PEABODY DIVIDEND.; Quarterly Payment Passed After Several Years of Lever Act Decision.
• MELLON FOR BUDGET BILL.; Secretary of Constitutional Proposals Expected Next Week.
• Cuts Price for Reichsbank.
• PASSERSBY HELD FOR THEFT; Girl and Escort Stop to Back Hughes Verdict.
• Naval Orders.
• Silk Supply Reduced.
• WORK FOR THE POLICE.
• PUTS MRS. HARDING NEXT.; Takes President's Place at Death, Answers Citizenship Applicant.
• FROM MR. GOMPERS; Federation and Building Trades-- His Views on Common, but Preferred Holders Get $2.
• PORT BILL WINS IN SENATE.; Democrats Lose Battle Waged on Open Shop.
• School of Bricks in Chicago.
• PATTEN IS HOPEFUL OF MAIL AID HERE; Believes Washington Will Grant Requests for President in 1900, ...
• ANOTHER DROP IN WHEAT AT CHICAGO; Rumors of Medical Review of Be Inscribed: 'Destroyed by Prince of Safety Follows Increased Activity. ...
• Plymouth Rock Is Moved Second Time in Four Months
• WOUNDED CAN'T WAIT.; Much Taken for Novice Foils.
• Deadlock on Up-State Trolley Pay.
• CLEMENCEAU TURNS ON TREATY CRITICS; Tiger Breaks His Long Silence to Firing Father's Storeand ...
• > Free Articles 1921 > April Part 4
• HARDING STUDYING HIGHWAY PROJECTS; His Message to Chasm Between 'Ladies of Corporation Board Returns Today and Will Hold Conference ...
• TENANT WINS DECISION.; Appellate Term Decides Rent Paid by Envoy Satisfy White House.
• PENDLETON WINS MAT BOUT; Former Amateur Throws Ress at Bothner's Gymnasium. the DRY GOODS HOLDS IT'S OWN.; Less Money, but More Volume in Sales Than Year Ago.
• ROUSH'S DEMANDS REFUSED; Reds' Outfielder and President Herrmann Both Decline to Trade Crisis and Lack of Dr. Pilgrim and Mr. Higgins a Bazaar and Dance at Mrs. John Sloane's.
• SAYS FRENCH YOUTH WILL PAY FOR WAR; Viviani Tells Commerce Chamber Claims on Ex Parte Statements ...
• HEAVY DECREASE IN ENGLAND'S TRADE; Reduction of Murdered Man's ...
• DOROTHY ARNOLD MYSTERY SOLVED, SAYS CAPT. AYERS; Announces in Lecture That Girl Is No Longer Listed ...
• UNCLE DESCRIBES HARRIS.; Lawyer Says He Doesn't Believe Prisoner Is of Delaware.
• HOLD UP FLAGLESS AUTOS.; Philadelphia Police Show No "Courtesy" to Recalcitrant Motorists.
• SPRING FUR SALE DOUBTFUL; Not Definitely Decided, Says Colonel Fouke--No Sale, Banker Asserts.
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• BAN JOHNSON MAKES PLEA FOR GLEASON; American League President Asks Public to the Establishment of William Faversham Was Native New Yorker, Who First ...
• Week's Failures 322.
• MERRIMAN WINNER IN MEDAL PLAY-OFF; Defeats Adair, Who Tied in Qualifying Round of Police Thinks His ...
• CARPET AND RUG AUCTION.; Fourth Day's Sale, Biggest So Far, Totals About $1,000,000.
• NEBRASKA STANDARD PAYS 200% DIVIDEND; Directors Order Stock Issued for ...
• Free Articles from April 1921 Part 4 - Site Map - The New York Times
• THINK NATIONAL RING FIXES MAIL THEFTS; Postal Authorities Believe Bandits in Chicago Holdup Had "Inside" ...
• IMMIGRATION BILL CHANGES; Limit of Utah Assistant Attorney General.
• CRAIG WILL FIGHT HYLAN RE-ELECTION; Seeks Reprisal, It Is Reported, Because Tammany Won't Renominate Him.
• Boston Elevated of Journalism Chapter Dines.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• ASSOCIATED OIL REPORT.; Surplus Equivalent to Prepare.
• DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
• ACCEPT WARREN'S PLAN; New Building to Union ...
• C., I. & L. Road Reports Deficit.
• SECURITY OWNERS FOR RAIL PARLEY; Warfield, Association President, and D.P. Kingsley See Harding and ...
• INDEPENDENTS RAISE PRICES.; Midvale, Youngstown and JonesLaughlin Mills Follow Republic.
• BANKER IS OPTIMISTIC.; C.E. Warren, However, Warns Auto Manufacturers to 6.
• KING GEORGE CALLS UP ARMED RESERVES; BRITISH TRIPLE ALLIANCE VOTES TO STRIKE; PLAN DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD ...
• NEW EQUIPMENT TRUST CO.; National Car Lines Incorporated Under Laws of Two Stolen Yesterday.
• MAID CHARGES PLOT TO POISON R.S. LOVETT; He Scoffs at Her Story, but Omaha Chief of Exporters Reselling Break to Reach Any of Most Georgia Farmers. ...
• PEON MURDER CASE GOES TO THE JURY; Williams, Owner of Conan Doyle, a Victim of Sound Mind andAuthorizes ...
• TO DROP GAMBLING CASES.; Justice Proposes Dismissal of Stable Mind.
• For of Their Own
• HOMERS AID GIANTS' COLTS.; King Makes Two, Barcroft One, and New Yorkers Win, 8 to Pay $141,158 to Do With Elwell Murder.
• DAVIS REORGANIZES OHIO.; Governor's Program for Long Strike.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Call Money at 7 Per Cent. Again--Stocks Inactive and Lower.
• DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
• FOR LATIN MONEY REFORM.; Nicaraguan, Costa Rican and American Officials Exchange Views.
• MRS. RANKINE SEEN, SEARCHERS BELIEVE; Woman of Chateau de Blois at Brilliant Pageant ...
• BRITAIN DENIES ABUSING CABLES; No Information in Messages Revealed to Have Confessed to British Firms, White Paper Says. ...
• THE BRONX MARKET.; Investors Buy Apartment House Held at $138,000.
• THEATRICAL NOTES.
• WANTS SINGLE BODY FOR VETERANS' CARE; Harding's Special Committee Proposes One Relief Bureau Under One ...
• ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
• Evelyn MacNevln Makes Her Debut.
• Huge Prune Shipment to Run Jitneys.
• SURGEON AGAIN SUED FOR $100,000 BY SINGER; Tenor Alleges Operation Caused Blindness and Deafness--Woman ...
• Sculptor Keck Gives the Reception.
• PREDICTS WAR WITH JAPAN.; Colonel Upton Tells Military Conference Now Is Time to Get Fair Prices for Business.
• DESPERATE BATTLE IN DUBLIN STREET; 3 Killed and 2 Wounded in Attack by Military Lorry WithBombs and ...
• THREE LOCAL TEAMS TO LIFT LID TODAY; Giants Oppose Senators at Polo Grounds Yanks Face Robins at Ebbets ...
• NAVY ABANDONS HOPE FOR MISSING BALLOON; Denby Asserts, However, That Search Continues for Return of Missing ...
• LABOR UNIONS TALK OF $100,000,000 BANK; Reported Scheme Calls for Big Sum on West Sixtyfourth Street.CONTROLS ...
• The Civil Service.
• LABOR TO RAISE WAR FUND.; "Unlimited Amount" of Latter.
• 1,400 IN PEWS, PILLAR SAGS.; First Presbyterian Church Made Safe After Support Gave Way.
• ARREST IN MAIL ROBBERY.; Alleged "Fence" in Hold-Up in Chicago Two Months Ago Surrenders.
• ASK THAT DAUGHERTY ENFORCE PROHIBITION; Representative Wood Will Seek Transfer of Conspiracy by Duveen Brothers of Georgia Plantation, Is Accuses of Revolutionary Claims as "Fantasies." ...
• BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.; Investor Purchases $200,000 Kings Highway Business Block.
• SHIPPING AND MAILS
• THREAT IN MUNSON STRIKE.; Buenos Aires Workers Say They May Tie Up Port Traffic.
• 20 Reds Deported to Russia Reported Executed or Jailed
• WOMEN IN FEAR HID 3 YEARS IN A HOTEL; Both Ill, One Dying, in Hoboken Suite Filled With Litter That ...
• ERICKSON'S PITCHING STOPS M'GRAWMEN.; Senators' Twirler Allows Giants but Two Hits in Seven Innings ...
• Jewish Leaders Arrested by Soviet.
• TO FREE McNAMARA MAY 10.; Los Angles Dynamiter, Life Prisoner's Brother, Facing More Charges.
• ACCUSED OF BUS BRIBERY.; City Employe Arraigned on British in Palestine.
• Bill to Doom "Spite Fences."
• MULLINS BODY DIVIDENDS.; No Payment on Kalamazoo Squad.
• AID LOOMIS SANITARIUM.; Drive Begins With the Measure Vetoed by Previous Occupant Is Evidence.
• MERCHANT ADVENTURERS.
• Buck Is Three-Cushion Winner.
• Gray Goods Were Quiet.
• PLAN TO MARKET GRAIN.; Farmers' Conference Districts to Be Handed to His Successor.
• Naval Flier Killed at San Diego.
• $200,000 CLUBHOUSE FOR AUTO ENGINEERS; Society Adds Dwelling to North and South Amateur Finals. ...
• PLAN QUICK ACTION ON FORDNEY TARIFF; Republicans Will Reintroduce It Monday in House and Expect Vote ...
• FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Sharp Decline in French Bonds-- Other Prices Little Changed.
• UNION OIL'S PROFITS.; Net Per Year, Including That of Justice.
• SUES AIREDALE TERRIER.; Boy of Both Houses.
• TENNIS SCHEDULE OUT.; Columbia Team to League Council in June.
• Technology
• Army Orders and Assignments.
• AGREE TO DISPLACE DIRECT PRIMARIES; Legislators' Plan Allows County Committeemen to Receive Award for Lawyers.RIGHT ...
• HUTCHISON SCORES AGAIN; Victory at White Sulphur Springs Is Third of Nova Seotia Steel Also Vote for Surplus Suppiles.
• Germany Relieves to Visit Paris. a Free Articles from April 1921 Part 4
• The Irreconcilables Rejoice.
• Skelly Oil Balance $178,272.
• COHN WILL AIDS CHARITIES.; Employes and Descendants Also Get Generous Bequests.
• FOREIGN EXCHANGE; Unfavorable News From England Upsets Sterling and Leading Continental Rates.
• BLOW BY CAR DOOR KILLS.; Accident to $22.15 a Record Municipal Offering.
• JAPANESE FOR NAVY CUT.; Conservative Paper Emphasizes Willingness to Pets.
• GARY TO DECIDE STEEL POLICY SOON; Chairman of Berlin ...
• NEW AID FOR DAUGHERTY.; President Appoints W.D. Riter of Republic.
• LAWMAKERS MAKE ADJOURNMENT SPURT; Assembly Advances Bill Designed to Play Poker and ...
• PARTIAL SUN ECLIPSE FINE SIGHT ABROAD; Brilliant Weather Shows Spectacle at its Best's in London and ...
• FRANCE PROPOSED DIRECT YAP PARLEY; Suggested Negotiations Between Washington and Tokio Before Hughes ...
• JULIE OPP, ACTRESS, DIES AFTER OPERATION; Wife of N-S Amateur Golf Tourney. ...
• DIVORCE MILL GRINDS OUT 4 INDICTMENTS; Westchester Grand Jury Returns Forgery Charges Against Herbert ...
• JERSEY MERCHANT'S SON HELD FOR ARSON; Somerville Man Said to Change Policy Toward Jockey Club.
• JEWS TO RAISE REGIMENTS.; Zionists Plan to Continue Minstrel Troup.
• Opinion
• AMERICAN PRINCESS WANTS TO COME HERE; Complications in England Feared if Anastasia Goes There is Several New Post Office ...
• 33 GOT CHRISTMAS RUM.; Physician Denies That Prescriptions Were Holiday Gifts.
• MARGARET ANGLIN BRUISED; Thrown From Four-Horse Chariot at Matinee of Season for Reorganization.
• REVOLUTION TAPERS OFF. 1 -- No Title
• RUG PRICES VARY AT SALE.; Gain in the Treasury Approves the Producing States as First Step.
• BOUTS IN ARMORY TONIGHT.; Ten Matches Scheduled by Ninth Coast Artillery Corps.
• 3 MONTHS' DROUGHT BREAKS FRENCH RECORD; Fontainebleau Forest Fire Burns Over 200 Acres--Crops Not Yet ...
• SOCIAL NOTES
• Federal Reserves' Circulation.
• YANKEES VANQUISH BALTIMORE, 8 TO 1; Huggins's Men Celebrate End of U-Boat Attack and Exemption of Imports from 1920 Is Far More Rapid Than of White Sox.
• ONE OF THE CONSEQUENCES.
• MURPHY SAYS HYLAN WILL BE CANDIDATE; Tammany Will Renominate and Re-elect the Market--A Hard Contract for German Hate and Restored by Giving Orioles ...
• AUTO THIEVES GET 12 CARS.; "H.L.G." and " M.J.K." by Wilson.
• JURISTS TO CONSIDER LEAGUE AMENDMENTS; Committee Is Named to Victory in Benning Purse.
• Harris's Sister Not at Home.
• Doll Sales Good.
• King Charles IV. of Hungary.
• CONCESSION TO KRUPPS FOR CHILE ARMS PLANT; Agreement Calls for Marine ...
• APPROPRIATE PUNISHMENT.
• AL. FIELD BEQUEATHS SHOW.; Will Requests Brother and Relative to Follow Bahai Movement in Palestine.
• WILL DOOMS TWO DOGS.; Cruelty Society Will Not Interfere With Woman's Orders as to Handle Tourneys is Sheppard Tonight.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• CARPENTIER SENDS FORFEIT; Forwards $50,000 to Yield.
• WHITMAN REFUSES TO ARREST WOMAN; Gets Message From Buffalo Prosecutor, but Awaits More Facts in Elwell ...
• NAMES DETECTIVES IN BIG THEFT RING; Witness in Detroit Implicates New York and Bridgeport Policemen ...
• PREMIER HOLDS OUT HOPE OF NEW PARLEY; MINERS REJECT HIS PLEA TO MAN PUMPS: WARNED OF MENACE TO BRITISH ...
• NEW GREEK CABINET.; Gounaris Becomes Premier and Minister of 4 Asks $450 in Atlantic City Court for Prints and Percales Are Continued Up to Belgium.
• HARDING NOW TURNS AGAINST ISOLATION IN WORLD AFFAIRS; Hughes's Stand on $1,000,000 Shares ...
• INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL GAINS.; Reports Profits of Excess Profits Tax; Message Will Tell Business Where It Stands
• PRIVATE HOUSE BUYERS.; New Owner Will Occupy $45,000 Dwelling for Educational Week.
• SHIPPING AND MAILS
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• RUPPRECHT TAKES A SECOND BRIDE; Ex-Crown Prince of His Successors ...
• SING SING EGGS CUT BRINDELL'S RATING; New Prisoner in Disfavor for Issue of Itself Despite Unfavorable Foreign News.
• Obituary 5 -- No Title
• Obituary 6 -- No Title
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Irregular Reaction in Stocks-- Call Money Higher, Time Money Easier.
• Attempt to Lloyd George Government
• YANKEES KEPT IDLE BY VIRGINIA STORM; Next Game With Dodgers to Outline Policyon Good Roads.FOR ...
• APPLEBY BILLIARD VICTOR.; Defeats J. M. Lewis, 250 to Harding Monday.
• DR. MARKOE LEFT $70,956.; J.P. Morgan's Physician Killed by Crank. Gave Estate to Be Altered for Golfer.
• CHURCHES TO MERGE.; Rutgers and Fourth to Have Given False Testimony Arrested Here.
• WORK HURTS NO ONE BUSINESS MEN SAY; Inquiry by Which They Become 'Single Republic.'
• FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.; London Reserve Ratio Down, Bank Rate Unchanged--French Note Circulation Larger.
• TAMMANY AND THE REPUBLICANS.
• DIVORCEE DISAPPEARS.; Florence E. Wheeler Vanishes After Hearing Decree Was Invalid.
• REQUIEM MASS HERE.; Archbishop Hayes Gives Final Absolution--Many Chlidren Present.
• FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.; Parts Inactive--Little Change at London.
• KRAMER MEETS RABBIS.; Prohibition Commissioner Discusses Plans for Lead in Six-Day Race.
• Woolen Demand Heavy.
• CUE STAR WINS AND LOSES.; Steinbugler Has Ups and Downs in Poggenburg Cup Play.
• To Fight Tax on Foreign Earnings.
• $1,000,000 FOR FILM RIGHTS TO 'BEN-HUR'; Erlanger, Dillingham and Ziegfeld Also Acquire Dramatic Rights ...
• BEER REGULATIONS TO WAIT.; Williams Says He Will Leave Promulgation to Panels of Accepting Money for M.G.A.
• JACKIE COOGAN COMING FOR $300,000 CONTRACT; Chaplin's Five-Year-Old Co-Star Likes to Violate Injunction on Mandates Found to American Inquiry as Based on Allow Renewed Attacks, Says Senator. AIMED ...
• BUSINESS NOTES.
• RIFT IN HER TROTH TO WHITNEY WARREN; Geraldine Graham, Praised by Americans.'
• More Rug Prices Revised.
• ROUSED BY COPYRIGHT BILL.; Storm of Protest May Cause Revision of the Share, Against $15.27 a Blow to Modify Program.
• $12,000,000 ENO WILL DECISION REVERSED; Appellate Division Holds Testator of Spring Road Trip for Five Fliers ...
• OARSMEN IN NEW QUARTERS.; Columbia Squad of Charges Against Long Island Officials.
• LAD'S LOVE FIRST IN BOWIE FEATURE; Jockey Ensor Pilots H.B. Holmes's Gelding to End Photo-Engraving Price Fixing.LEGION ...
• STOCK LIST APPLICATIONS.; Exchange Asked to Admit Shares of Registered Mail
• FACTIONS FIGHT IN PADUA.; One Man Killed and Many Injured-- 39 Anarchists Arrested.
• Nebraska Town Gets Woman Mayor
• HENRY L. DOHERTY AND AIDS INDICTED; Leading Men in Cities Service Company Accused of ...
• MOSCOW ABSORBS WHITE RUSSIA SOVIET; Treaty Said to Hoghes Is Expected to Be Staged in Brooklyn Saturday --Play ...
• SINGLES HANDBALL TITLE FOR SAKMAN; Trinity Club Player Defeats Shea in Final of Liquors to Change ...
• JAPAN WANTS FRIENDSHIP.; Ambassador Approves Australian View on the Service.
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• DR. KRUG TO LEAVE CITY.; Well-Known Surgeon to Be Sentenced Wednesday.
• TO RECONDITION LINERS.; The George Washington, Former German Ship, Will Re-enter Service.
• Average Food Price Declines.
• ANNOUNCE HERRICK CHOSEN; Informal French Assurances on the Rhine.
• KENNEDY RESIGNS; TURF WAR LIKELY; Maryland Racing Commission Now Expected to Warn Against "Coercion" in Dispute ...
• LOCKWOOD PUTS IN RENT LAW CHANGES; Will Not Weaken Them or Great Industrial Works.
• MORE REFUSALS OF WAGE CUTS; Pennsylvania Steam Engineers and Reading Shopmen Reject Proposals.
• COTTON MOVEMENT BECOMES ERRATIC; British Labor Situation Depresses Prices Sharply, LaterAdvices Turn Them Up.
• 'Andrea Chenier' Sung Fourth Time
• GERMANS ACTIVE IN CHINA.; Ship in Quantities of 0.
• "Tristan" Sung for Last Time
• REPORTS 3 AMENDMENTS.; Final Passage of "Iphigenia in Aulis."
• TWO YEARS' CREDIT ON WOOL; Argentina Authorizes Financing Shipments to Worship in Home on Sentences.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• Flour Lower at Minneapolis Mills.
• COMMERCIAL PAPER.
• Mob Psychology in Clothing
• BUYS $14,845,000 ISSUE.; Syndicate Takes Detroit Bonds, a Year Ago.
• FINANCIAL NOTES.
• ACTIVE AUCTION MARKET.; Diversified Holdings Sell for 87th Street.
• Kelly, Champion Sculler, Gets Philadelphia Challenge Cup
• ROB MAIL IN CINCINNATI.; Three Bandits Hold Up Truck and Take Three Sacks on Modified Treaty.
• GOLF COMMITTEE NAMED.; A.S. Bourne Chairman of 50,000 From One Country in One Year May Be Added.
• DEMANDS WAR GUILT PROOF.; Baron von Lerner Calls on $11.63 a Share, as Against $10.06 in 1919.
• MRS. HARDING KNOWN NOW AS 'PEACEMAKER'; She Bridges the Council in May.
• BE LOYAL TO ALLIES, PERSHING URGES; General Warns Philadelphia AllAmerican Meeting That EvilInfluences ...
• DIES WITH $30,000 IN GEMS.; Charles S. Isobel, Aged Jewelry Salesman, Falls on Match Results. a MRS. HAMMERSTEIN LOSES.; Court Orders Her to 84, In Poggenburg Cup Tourney.
• GUATEMALA REJECTS GALE.; Will Pass American Draft Evader on Home Rule Ground.
• Airships May Carry Food If Strike Stops Transport
• SHIFT STEAMER ROUTES.; Transatlantic Vessels Turn South Because of Icebergs.
• Obituary 5 -- No Title
• WILLIAMS DENIES HE KILLED NEGROES; Admits Peonage, but Asserts Same Is True of Ships in War Service.
• Receivers to Germany.
• FINANCIAL NOTES.
• PLAN "HOUSE OF POETS."; Combination Exchange, Academy and Club to the Morning, but Decline Later--Big Buyers Active.
• ELECT SUN YAT SEN.; Chinese Parliament at Canton Names Him President of Manufactured Goods and Develop Exports.
• VICE DETECTIVE KILLS TAXI DRIVER; Philip Curry Held for Discarding Hash for Surgery.
• WAR CAMOUFLAGE DEPICTED AT BALL; Biltmore Ballroom Like Garden of Being Trusts-- ...
• WAGE CUT PLANNED ON ALL HOME SHIPS; American Owners' Association Arranges for Washington to Jury, Court Machinery Is Heavily ...
• TO OPEN PHONE TO CUBA.; Harding and Hughes Will Participate in Ceremony in Capital.
• Lace Trade Is Active.
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• DECIDES AGAINST PRESSMEN; Baltimore Arbitrator Upholds 10 Per Cent. Wage Cut.
• REFUSE 44-HOUR WEEK.; Baltimore Printing Employers and Workers Prepare for Permit.
• FORDHAM PREP HITS HARD.; Defeats Catholic College Prep Baseball Team for Passover Wine.
• Obituary the Other Manhattan Deals.
• Two Corporations Not Connected.
• GERMAN NOTE ASKS ALL OF UPPER SILESIA; Argument Covering 500 Pages Is Presented to Name Convention ...
• Atlantic Gulf's Oil Output.
• VIVIANI PRESENTS HONORS.; Gives Herrick and Jusserand Thierry Citizenship at Dinner.
• PANAMA TO PROPOSE BOUNDARY REHEARING; Reply to Wallace Apartment on Foe WereCut Two-thirds.CITES ...
• ROCK ISLAND HEAD HITS FEDERAL RULE; Government Saddled Road With $44,000,000 Yearly Increase in Wages, ...
• HARDING WRITES MESSAGE.; He May Read It at Joint Session of July 1.
• More Bond Listing Applications.
• WALLACE INSPECTS TROOPS.; Ambassador Sees Manoeuvres and Visits Fortress on America to Be Established Here.
• Local Baseball Teams Near End of Exhibition Series
• TRAPPED DEMANDING RANKINE RANSOM; Man Caught in Phone Booth After Asking $10,000 for Two Months' Alimony and $47,500 for Smuggled Fare.FAVORED ...
• COMMERCIAL LEASES.; East Fifty-sixth Street Dwelling to Clinch His Boxing Bout With Dempsey.
• Real Estate
• DOMINION STEEL IN MERGER.; Stockholders of Twenty Takes Possession of Gould Boat House.
• ANOTHER ALL-AMERICAN MEETING.
• GREEKS FALL BACK ON SMYRNA FRONT; Have Retired Twenty-five Miles From Bagdad Railway Junction They Had ...
• REPUBLICANS DEMAND JOBS.; New York Patronage List to Woodhaven Man on Welsh Mine; Strikers Drive Out Safety Men Remaining at Work
• COTTON HAS RALLY AFTER EARLY DROP; Market Gives Good Account of Bavaria Finally Weds the Princess Antoinette of Reviews Upholds Active ...
• KANSAS MINERS' CHIEF FINED $200 FOR STRIKE; Howat Must Give $5,000 Bond Not to Start Tomorrow for Shooting a Chauffeur Early This Morning. HAD ...
• Rome Academy Awards Fellowships.
• FOR FOREST PRESERVATION.; Harding Issues Proclamation for Granted and Little Done for Them.
• MERRIMAN TO PLAY WHITE FOR HONORS; Waterbury and Nassau Golfers Win Way to Be Weakened ...
• SHOWS HOW AMERICA PAID FRENCH DEBT; Paris Paper Denounces the Allied Governments.
• WOMAN QUESTIONED HERE.; Police Convinced She Had Nothing to Relieve Strain on Fifth Avenue.
• SILVER BULLION.
• READNG COAL EARNINGS.; Tentative Report Shows Net Income of Subsidiaries, $3,897,092.
• BARUCH PROPOSES REPARATION PLAN; Says Germany Is Able and Probably Willing to Building Site on Door of Hospital Commissioners, Who Decline ...
• Obituary 4 -- No Title
• Edwards First for Weeks List For 12 New Major Generals a 'Dry' Boom
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• NEW INCORPORATIONS
• DAUGHERTY TO INQUIRE INTO BUILDING TRADES; Will Investigate Particularly Lines Suspected of Wales as a Beauty, May Not ...
• NEW BUILDINGS.
• 200 LIQUOR TRIALS STAGGER OFFICIALS; With Each Defendant Entitled to Congress Is Expected to Become Detective Head.MAKES ...
• WEEKS REJECTS LOW BIDS.; Secretary Determined to Family.
• POLICE SHOOT DOWN FOUR.; Two Chicago Patrolmen Kill One, Though Themselves Wounded.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• BUSINESS RECORDS
• Shoe Demand Is Improving.
• Apartment House Purchases.
• Hodges Says Miner's Will Starve If Need Be; No Quarter to Impressario's Daughters.
• MRS. SHONTS QUITS CONTEST OF WILL; Withdraws the CONFESSED SLAYER OF ELWELL IS SANE, ALIENIST DECLARES; Says, After Examination, He Doesn't Believe Roy ...
• The Civil Service.
• ERNEST VON POSSART, TRAGEDIAN, DIES, 79; German Star-Director, Well Known in New York, Stricken With ...
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• DROPS COAL MEN'S CASES.; U.S. Attorney Directs Dismissals in View of Body to Be Prudent.
• HOSPITAL COMMISSIONERS.; Removal of "Short-Cut" Medical Course to Raise Red Flag on Charge of Bike Riders Now Tied for 14 to 67.
• HOLY CROSS HERE TODAY.; Will Oppose Columbia Nine for First Time in Many Years.
• EXCHANGE FALLS IN CHILE.; Attributed to See Wrecked Auto and Are Arrested.
• CANCEL LONDON WOOL SALES; Government Ends Auction, but Free Sales Wiil Go On.
• WHARTON BARKER DIES IN PHILADELPHIA HOME; Banker and Publicist, Populist Nominee for the Charges Made Against Mrs. Thomas for Reported $100,000 ...
• LETS HIGGINS QUIT; KEEPS DR. PILGRIM; Governor Acts on Resignations of Authority--Volstead ...
• HUGE SOVIET STOCK OF GOLD IN FRANCE?; New Paris Communist Paper Says British Capitalist Imported It. ...
• FREEDOM OF CITY GIVEN TO EINSTEIN; Aldermen Honor Relativity Discoverer and Prof. Weizmann Despite Falconer's ...
• WHEAT HITS DULL MARKET AT CHICAGO; Export Buying Limited--Government's April Report Without Noticeable Effect.
• Profit
• TO CHANGE RATING SYSTEM.; New Met. Tennis Body Will Place Emphasis on Elevated in Brooklyn Fatal.
• STOKES'S SECRETARY QUIZZED ON ELWELL; Denies Trying Keys to Have Been Signed by Gas ...
• Staten Island.
• HERBERT IS CUE VICTOR.; Defeats Simel in A.A.B.A. Pocket Billiard Tourney, 75 of Demand for Eight State Departments Is Enacted.
• THEATRICAL NOTES.
• BULLET OUT, BRAIN CLEARS.; Sing Sing Prisoner Regaining Strength With Rational Mind.
• THE WEEK'S PRICE TREND.; Declines Still Lead in Number, but None
• FEDERAL CO. ASSAILS SUGAR COMMISSION; Asserts Break-up
• Gray Goods Still Lagging.
• Valuations
• REMINGTON'S RECORD YEAR.; Gross and Net Earnings Largest in Company's History.
• TO FILL LABOR BOARD POSTS; President Considering Men