Mayor Hylan Seeks Truce With Press Over Civic Virtue
April 27 report from New York City describes Mayor Hylan meeting at the New York Press Club to discuss ongoing complaints about the Civic Virtue statue and the park. He hints at “wake up” actions if objections persist, citing a “wrecking crew” concern and press criticism.
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Hylan
New York Press Club
Thaylag
Eresiaerial Park
The.Mayer
New York
Inds
Future of Air Navigation Is Forecast by French Official
Paris official Laurent Eynac outlines France's plan to mold aviation into a national system. He notes subsidies, research facilities, and a wide network of lines linking Paris with London, Brussels, Amsterdam, Prague, Warsaw, Barcelona, Casablanca, and beyond, with pilotless trials and wireless control shaping the era.
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Paris Bureau of Universal Service
France
Hebe Fonek
Ace
Andre Michelin
Pierre Etlenng Flandrin
Henri Farman
Itn
Rst
Camte de la Vaux
Fliprt
Charles Richet
Mous
Laurent Eynac
Trench
Air
Iso
England
Hess
Xeronautrical Vrew
Sur
Husher
Tisy-les-Moulineaux
Saint-Cyr
Chalais-Mermion
Air Ines
Atela
Paris
Toulouse
Barcelona
Malaza -Rabat
Casablanca
Nice
Monte Carlo
eGeneva
Drleste
Venice
Teome
Nice-Tunis
Genoa
Nantes
Cherbourg
Havre
LeBourget
Bourget
London
Trades Council Head Convicted by Newark Jury
William J. Lyons of the Newark Building Trades Council was found guilty by a Newark Common Pleas court jury of running a gambling house. Lyons reacted angrily to counsel Matthews and was briefly restrained after a courtroom disruption. Evidence linked Lyons to a January arrest at 105 South Orange Street. others charged included saloon keeper Nathan Weinberg.
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Newark
N. A
William J. Lyons
Newark Building Trades Council
Jounn A. Matthews
Lyons
Matthews
South Orange Street
Lyoons
Nathan Weinberg
Weinburg
Freight worker killed in yards at Trenton
John Mites of Morrsville Pennsylvania was killed when an engine backed down the tracks at the West Morristown yards of the Pennsylvania railroad. Lemoyne Hampton aged 18 of Trenton was seriously injured as workers on a freight car were struck.
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Trenton
N. J
John Mites
Chester Manor
Morrsville
Lemoyne Hampton
West Mortisville
Pennnsylvania Railroad
FINED FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS AT SAVOY STREET
Harry Danberg of 86 Savoy street was arrested twice within a week for violating the city parking ordinance. He was tried yesterday morning in the city court and fined $2 without cost.
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Harry Danberg
Savoy Street
Ordinaree
Ecostr
City Cour
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