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ited States Attorney e steps against theJnJted States Attcr-called into a confer -more than sn hour.ce it was decided toal injunction againstsession of liquor on nmeriiately after thets are furnished by Bureau, bltton Administrator i was asked to speed of these reports by5 at Binghamton,j affidavits and other istion reach Mr. Bur-y will be laid before rByant with the re-jorry enjoining order fweniy days or morenned to make that lanent.which the Federal not rare to reveal, no » asked. In conjuuc-estraining order, but f will give tnvesti-r to enter the build-ne of day or night aterfere -with a «?-iextaken by the gov-fmove the building purchased 10 years fSce site.is. the building can ; government Zand at lortunlty and at the peakeasy can be pre-ther operation--aidcd the establish-rot;g Building, State treets. Binghamton, way in by slecge-:n they got inside, rytfcirc had been ink but they mopped claim to be liquor ;c water.i raids on the speak-isde this month. owner of the Strong der $3,000 bond to the Government’s months dating from February.e Federal Grad Jury n April, Mr, Burden 1 facts cf the throe d of obtaining a con-:nt against the men e raids, and perhaps identity he cannot it:l after the GrandJ. L. Crouse,Stricken 111In [South, DiesSyracusan Carried 127 Miles in Ambulance to HospitalJ. Ltamsing Crouse, secretary of the Oak Knitting Company in Syracuse and member of one of the city’s prominent families, died at 6 o’clock this morning * in Tampa Hospital, where he was taken last Thursday after being stricken ill while motoring through Florida,Mr. Crouse, who celebrated his 49th birthday on Oct. 15, last, was stricken at Punta. Gorda. Fla. An emergency ambulance carried him 127 miles from Punto Goorda to Tampa for medical attention atTampa Hospital.Relatives summoned a specialist from Richmond, Va- who arrived in Tampa after Mr. Crouse’s death had occurred this morning. Despite a consultation of physicians In the Tapma hospital and the use oi every method known to the doctors, Sir. Crouse felled to rally.With Mr. Crouse when he was stricken was his mother. Mrs. James S. Crouse of 523 Oak Street, who went to Tampa and was at bis side when he succumber. His sister-in-law. Mrs. Harold S. Crouse, who left Svracuse Monday night by train for Tampa, was also at his bedside. __ . . «___a t..nn „ —*vii Miof the proposed Su-he or pc*sc*-:r any other lntoxl-mid be discovered Iry arcnt-v were not jsort to obtaining a for ouch visa. could imefiiately by ccn-procceding*. Mr. Bur-iL.of the alloyed speak -Mr. Crouse had been a resident of this city all his life- He was born In the Crouse family home, 959 West Genesee Street. After receiving his earlv education In Syracuse schools, he studied at Cornell, from where he was graduated alter completing a course in mechanical engineering.George Jf. Crouse, a cousin, will go to Kcw York City to meet relatives when they arrive there with body from Tampa on Friday morning. The bodv will be brought to the Crouse home. 139 Hampton Road, Friday afternoon and the funeral will take place from there on Saturday afternoon, Burial will be in the Crouse family plot in Onkweod Cemetery.?*5r. Crouse Is survived by his wife, Mrs.. Ada Crouse: his mother. Mrs. James Silvester Crouse and his sister-in-law, Mm. Harold S. Crow*.He had been active for many years in dub and social affairs of Syracuse. He was a member of the Century Club, the Automobile Club of Syra-tuse. the Anders Association of Onondaga, and the Onondaga Golf and Country Club.
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Wed, Mar 25, 1931
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