Near Martial Law in Greenwich Village Sparks Debate
Greenwich Village, New York is this week under fiery scrutiny as reformers and residents clash over alleged vice and profiteering. Proponents of cleanup cite price gouging and unsafe conditions in garrets and cellars, while others defend the area’s artistic heritage and condemn outside meddling.
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New York
Greenwich Village
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America
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Sheridan Square
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St Rhcanes
Coney Island
Garrete
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Washington Square Association
Collision with Baby Carriage Triggers Fine in City Court
Leon Assunki of 9 Gallett Street was fined 25 and costs after accused of snatching a baby from a carriage and throwing it on the sidewalk amid a collision. The child suffered a severely bruised shoulder as Assunki claimed the act was accidental. A separate case involved Samuel Cohan, an Ansonia dentist, arraigned for carrying a concealed weapon after allegedly pointing a gun at a store proprietor in a prank. Continuations were set for liquor cases and other defendants faced bail totaling 290.
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Leon Assunki
Gallett Street
Assunki
Samuel Cohan
Ansonia
Adam Kowalski
Steuben Street
Frank Cuff
George Street
Morettini Vyomglo
Lexington Avenue
Exonerates Danbury Hospital in Mrs Clinch Death
Coroner John J. Phelan ruled no negligence or poor judgment by Danbury hospital officials in the death of Mrs Mary A Clinch of Newtown. She died at home on May 21, 24 hours after leaving the hospital, with allegations of premature discharge found unfounded after investigation.
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Mary A. Clinch
Newtown
John J. Phelan
Danbury Hospital
Horse crashes through State Street window in Gilbert street incident
A horse owned by Jack Amsteller of Gilbert street bolted from a trap and smashed a plate glass display window at Cooper Waly Paper company, 292 State Street, after a fright. It struck a light post, breaking glass and causing minor injuries to the horse, treated by Dr. C. By Atkins, veterinary surgeon.
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State Street
Jack Amsteller
Gilbert Street
Cooper Waly Paper Company
State
American Submarine Goes Up St Lawrence to Toledo
The United States submarine arrived from New London and will sail via the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes to Toledo Ohio, docking for July 4, with a stop at Halifax around July 20 on its way to New Haven. The report notes Africa’s languages and diplomacy.
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New London
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Toledo
Ohio
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Halifax
New Havena
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