Burnham elected head of Finance board in 1922 budget drive
Willem H. Burnham a Republican was unanimously chosen president of the Board of Apportionment. Mayor Atwater favored economy while Burnham received broad Democratic and Republican support. The election aimed to keep partisanship out of the budget process, with Burnham pledging closer contact with budget making and requesting space at City Hall.
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Willem H. Burnham
Board of
Manoctine
Danial J. Clifford
B. I. Aghram
Thew
John A Leverty
Surnham
Atwater
Kirk
Thore
Sommingstonse
Wiliam FP
Kiel
Byrndon
Burnham
Diltford
Clifford
Apporionment Board
Leverty
Board of App
Arcede
Hour A. Bishop
Gepertmenta
Elener
Eltr
Wedding liquor declared fit for horse wedding
In a City court yesterday June John Walsh suspended Jiarty Grice’s 30 day jail term for possessing liquor with intent to sell at his Lexington Avenue confectionery. A $200 fine and costs were upheld. Grice claimed the liquor was wedding feast remains from December 4.
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John J. Walsh
Common Pious Court
Yedterday
Jiarty-Grice
Jiquor
Lexington Avenue
Vincent L. Keating
Grien
Ceat
Grico
Wriah
Good News for Circus Elephants From India Peanut Crop Rise
A India report from the Department of Commerce says peanuts will be grown on about 19 million acres in Madras Burma and Bombay with total yield near 800000 tons. The crop outlook boosts food supplies for circus elephants and other uses this year.
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Washington
India
Ovey
Department of Conmeres
Madras
Burma
Bombay
City clinic dispute eyed at high school screening
Health and Education boards clash over control of the city dental clinic. Mayor Atwater calls Apportionment Board to view educational films from dental hygienists next Wednesday at the high school auditorium to help decide funding and supervisory authority amid a proposed 45 900 dollar appropriations for the coming year.
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Board of Apportionmen
Healt Department
Board of Educaton
Atwater
Board of Education
Health Board
Health Department
Board of Educacion
Apportionment Board
Merchers
Alfred Fones
Himelf
Burnham
Ace
Jong Batsle
Élinig
Inen
Wes
Dominican Father Speaks at St Augustine's for Holy Name Society
Rev Fethermann Teale, Superior of the Dominican Order in New York City, will speak at St Augustine's Church tomorrow in support of the Holy Name Society of which he is a national organizer.
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Fethermann Teale
Dominican Order
New York City
Wil Speck
St. Augustine’s Church
Holy Name Society
General Electric Charged With Lamp Monopoly Record
Harvey Wilson Harper of Lamp Corpora tion Newark testifies before Lockwood housing committee that General Electric controls about 98 percent of US lamp bulb business and blocks competitors. He cites licenses limiting patents, threats to rivals, and past buyouts to maintain a $100,000,000 yearly monopoly on electric bulbs.
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WEW
Samuel Tintermye
General Electric Company
Harvey Wilson Harper
Newark
Lockwood
Electric Company
America
Harper
General Electric
Nim O Scansa
Hersata
Whitinghouse Company
Burrows
Harrison
N. J
Untermyer
Waterbury Lawyer Arrested in New York
A Waterbury lawyer was arrested in New York after posing as Bradford Websitt of Vicerbury Connecticut and writing threatening letters to William A Burns of the Bureau of Investigation. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital for observation with a $7,000 bond.
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New York
Jan G
Bradford Websitt
Vicerbury
Connecticut
Gollere
Willian A. Burns Mief
Bureau of Investigation
Department
Bo” Destin
Sina
Bellevue Hospital
We Are Good Republicans Speak At Voters League Meeting
George M. Eames addressed the annual Republican Voter League meeting at the Stratficl hotel, asserting strong party support for state and national policy. The gathering discussed reform efforts in Bridgeport, appointing study committees on city charters and government term limits, and improving candidate nominating methods.
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George M. Eames
Republican Votery League
Stratficl
Republican Party
Republican Party of
Bridgeport
Nigat Waz
Clarence Wall
Fairtiehl
Sulman Ie
Levery
Elles
Yormanlgstat
Ohie
Dayton
Cleveland
Republican Pyerty
Andrew M. ‘Cooper
A. We. Biritt
Mary To
Secreiny
Tresaurer
Andrew SM
Conpar Rand
St. Hoo
Draetars
George SV. Finmes
AL Serpe
Eder
Spire AW
Partith
Morty Boeniting
W. Chatree
Bilan
Fibre
Centenarian pens love notes to longtime sweetheart at 100
In Caledonia New York a centenarian Tomant Wag Pe was said to have begun a life of affection with Miss Charlotte Walker. Peter McNab of New York marked his 10th birthday with engagement news to Miss Walker and a 20 year illness confined him to bed. Despite frailty he remained a daily caller at the Walker home and now writes letters to Miss Walker each day.
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Caledonia
N. Ya Tan
Tomant
Centanarinas
Anto
Leo
Peter McNab
New York
McNab
Charlotte Walker
Walker Wach
New York Judges Speed Up Grim Crime Trial Wave
Judges and grand juries in New York moved quickly to tackle a wave of murders, assaults, holdups, and robberies. Indictments charged Lavher Aly, an old offender, with the murders of Detectives Buckley and Miller, and arrest warrants followed within 24 hours. Newly arrested suspects faced speedy trials, jail time, fines, and extended sentences as courts pressed to curb crime in Harlem and surrounding areas.
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York
Van
New York
Lavher Aly
Francis Buckley
Wiliam Miller
Feo Lae
Harlem
Yanta
Swareh
Jersey
Court of Special Sesgiong
Joseph Leahy
Rosalsky
Leahy
Geahy
Parley Debates Ban on Poison Gas in Warfare
A historic Washington conference considers a prohibition on poison gas and related chemical warfare. The Armament Committee discusses a universal ban, with emphasis on immediate action and broader international response to outlaw such weapons.
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Parley
Tai Beessa
Ylolaro
Washington
Root
Nile
Thomas L. Watson New York Estate Valuation Highlighted
The will or probate notice shows Thomas L. Watson of New York having an estate valued at about $481,017 with personal assets exceeding six figures and securities. Named relatives and associates, including Watson heirs and trustees, are listed as beneficiaries or executors in the document filed locally.
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Thomas L. Watson
New York
Coleman Elected Fire Board Head At Lively Meet
At the first meeting of Rosier’s new fire commission, James F. Coleman was unanimously elected president. The session featured sharp debate over promotions and transfers, with Mayor Atwater and commissioners driving for reform while Chief Johnson maintained authority over personnel decisions.
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Coleman
Lively
Board of Fire Commissioners
Pred ‘Atwater
James F. Coleman
Chicf Engiiner
Daniel EB
Johagen
Juithgen
Towans
Bord
Samuel Dawe
Micha Nooran
Dora
John Hy Jinnegai
James FF Coleman
Atwaror
Chiciezey
Johnson
Acton
Atwater
Mintaeure
Neonani
Despard
Sul
Everse
Mds
Kane
Hoxeman
Fee
Barneread
Ford
Misico
We Marner
Harper
Bulgar
Feagkett
Coloneel
Geneva Electric
Colonia
Elier Jonsson
Date
Makr
Calel Johnson
Mit
Alwriet
Wales
De Valera Resignation May Be Withdrawn If Treaty Rejected
Allied Supreme Council endorses Soviet recognition amid debate on conditions for Russian participation. Lloyd George urges bold action while warning Europe to accept victors' responsibilities. The resolution includes terms on property rights and governance to guide postwar policy.
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DE Valera
Soviet Russia
Russia
Lloyd George
Tre
Coun=ely
Lioré-George
United States
Allied Supreme Council
U. S
Senate Takes Up 8 250 000 Voted Newberry Case For Enforcement
The Senate debates Senator Truman H Newberry of Michigan amid charges from opponents about his 1918 election. Debate focuses on Newberry seating, with Spencer and Williams leading opposing sides. A floor speech by Carraway targets Newberry supporters as opponents prepare to contest the seating. The discussion is expected to continue next week as part of a broader session.
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Senate
Coss
Truman
H. Newberry
Michigan
Spencer
Republigan
Truniisiy
Mmetima
Wweek
Carraway
Ayiansag
Newbery
Zenador Willams
Miseissippi
Roan
Ln Fine
Snoncer
Sratuy Semberry
Adequate Representation for U S at European Parley
Washington officials debate U S participation in an international conference, weighing adequate American representation versus funding debt issues and the impact on future financial plans. Reports suggest some officials favor delegate participation over financial observers, with a possible stance that Soviet recognition not be implied by U S attendance.
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Swashington
D.C
Pris
Jeinie
Allin Council
Contes
Nenitad
Tully
Busvia
Washington
Sovermnanl
Luthrmelter Owith
Solhy
Atid
United
United States
Iis
Tain Armament Tsue
Foveland
Baals
Tanlgit
De Valera Considers Future Amid Treaty Debate
In Dublin Jan 10 1930 Eamon de Valera announced he might retire if the peace treaty with Great Britain is ratified. The Dail adjourned to decide on the treaty as factions warned of internecine strife. Supporters expect approval by a small majority while fears of disorder loom.
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Ase Press
Eamon de Valera
Hireann
Tris
Iit
Great
Britain
Yiith
Thos
di Eireann
de Vaferat
Bril
Iith Dall
Dall
Gweslg
Morrow Storva
Prema
Trolané
de Voslers
Dail Eireann
Peace Committee
de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Michi Colins
Michael Cosgrave
de Val Xpeech
Jack's Restaurant Raided. Liquor Seized in New York
Prohibition agents raided Jack's Restaurant on Sixth Avenue near 43rd Street seizing liquor valued at about 4100.09. A crowd witnessed the operation as agents entered from a doorway to the second floor and recovered heavy spirits from the apartment above.
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New York
Jun
Agenta Today
Jack
Sixth Avenue
Nesby
Sumamnas
John Lrungtor
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