How New York Bookmaking Was Described In Court
Testimony by Circular Joe Vendig described turfmen handling bets away from tracks since on course bookmaking was prohibited. Wheelock’s conduct before death was noted as erratic, with his will now under challenge by Rey Wheelock and William Aanyheelock, who seek probate dispute.
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New York
Joe Vendig
Jodix
George A. Wheelock
Metropolitan Turf Association
Wendig
Vendig
Wheelock
Abs
Rey Wheelock
William Aanyheelock
Stubs Reappointed by Norwegian Church in St Paul
Sr. H. C. Stub of St. Paul was re-elected president of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America for a six year term at the triennial convention held in St. Paul on June 12.
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ST. Paul
Sr. H. C. Stub
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Wife acquitted by temporary insanity in murder of husband
In Worcester Massachusetts on April 11 Annie Des Vari mother of four was found not guilty by reason of temporary insanity of second degree murder for shooting Salvatore Martucci in his sleep at their home. The verdict was reported by the Associated Press from Superior Court.
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Worcester
Mass
Associated Press
Annie Des Vari
Salvatore Martucci
Superior Courtadas
Fresh Air Home Fund Drive to Aid Visiting Nurse Association
Lions club hosts a noon gathering to plan public outreach for a fresh air home for children. The drive starts June 19 with soliciting donations to cover building costs, aided by a prize toy donated by Lawrence Benze.
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Sons Club
Lawrence Benze
Vandals ruin stock in Toronto clothing house
Toronto June 12 Vandals using acid shears and knives caused 10.00 damage to the stock of the Society Ladies Wear company manufacturers of women s clothing last night A factory strike has been in progress two months Several bolts of silk and costly furs used to trim cloaks were stolen
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Toronto
Society Ladies’ Wear Company
State Guardsmen to Go to Posts by Motor Busses
More than 7 500 New York National Guard soldiers will be moved by motor buses to training camps in Penses kill this summer. This first large troop move by bus in the u nited States follows war time use in France. Detachments depart June and run to September with sessions at Camp Upton Fore Totten Dela ware New Hampshire New York New Jersey and Connecticut coast defense posts and Fort Hancock. Major General Bullard approves the plan.
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New York
New York National Guard
Psexskill
Metor
France
Bullard
Second Army Corpe
Governor's Island
Camp Upton
N. Y
Totten
Delaware N
N.G
Delaware
N. G
New Hampshire
Fort Wright
New London
9Th Coast Defense Command
New York N. G
Fort Hancock
N. 7
Corse
Col Morris Payne Made Brigadier General in New Infantry Brigade
Hartford June 12 Colonel Morris B Payne of New London who has led the 192nd Field Artillery since 1921 is named brigadier general of the newly formed infantry brigade of the C N G. The brigade includes the 16th and 176th infantry regiments and was announced by Adjutant General George M Cole. Major Orville A Petty chaplain corps is promoted to lieutenant colonel of infantry from June 8 and assigned to the 169th Infantry.
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Hartford
Morria ‘B. Payne
New ‘London
192Nd Field Artillery
George M. Cole
Orville A. Petty
Chaplain Corps
169Th Infantry
Move to Oust Larkin From Transport Offices
Dublin June 72 Associated Progs Lépal steps were taken to day to oust James Larkin the Irish bar leader expelled from the Biates from the offices of the Irish Transport and General Workers union which he and his associates seized yesterday Justice Powell in the Chancery division granted an injunction and interim restraining Larkin from unlawfully seizing the premises Formal proceedings in development of the action against Larkin will be taken Monday next.
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Dublin
Associated
Lépal
James Larkin
Biates
Irish Transport and General Workers
Umon
Powell
Chancery
Larkin
Silk novelties on sale at four fifty a yard
The article notes a variety of silk fabrics including Thisldu Klo Kanna Pleated Roshanara Hoos Ho Tourist Silks and Pussy Willow, praised for beauty and novelty. It mentions silks once selling for higher prices now offered at 4.50 dollars, describing a real opportunity with an assortment on display on the third floor Cront.
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Cront
Lulorcu NeHI-10C Men’s Kerchief on Main Floor
Fine batiste and pongee colored kerchief for men with self satin stripe and corded stripes. Red hem stitching noted. Located on main floor left center of the display area.
Webster's School and Office Dictionary Pocket Edition Sale
An old newspaper brief advertises the latest Webster dictionary volumes for school and office use. It lists self pronouncing editions in black leather binding 36c, red leather 25c, blue cloth 13c, and notes display on the Main floor rear.
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Webster Dictionary
Webster's Dictionary
Beacon Tire Lot Arrives With Sizes On Display
New lot of Beacon tires arrives offering multiple sizes including 30x314 priced at 8.95 and other proportionate options. Customer service noted and tires located on the fourth floor front display for easier access.
North Shore dresses offer comfort and style for summer
North Shore presents a crisp new assortment of gingham dresses in checks and shades designed for comfort and easy laundering. Styles feature organdie or eyelet collars, lace trims, corded dimity, cuffed sleeves, and large patch pockets. Sizes range from Misses 16 to 46. Priced at $5 on the second floor center.
Dinner menu tease for Wednesday lunch room special
An informal notice promotes a Wednesday lunch room dinner special offering roasts cold cuts salads and dessert with drinks for 35 cents. It emphasizes limited availability that day and invites readers to join in the basement rear location.
Boston baked beans and bread special offer
Advertises Boston baked beans and Home bread for 25 cents per set. Order by Wednesday for beans, Thursday pickup. Basement center.
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Boston
Cross Complaint Heard in Katz Divorce Case
In a New York divorce matter, the cross-complaint by Dorothy Katz against Louis Wats was heard after the original complaint was withdrawn. Referee Milton Shumway heard that the defendant claims desertion began May 1, 1919, fourteen months after the marriage, with a report expected favoring the defendant on her cross-claim.
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Louis Wats
Dorothy Kats
New York
de Setion Waa
Milton Shumway Ysterday
Shumwyay
Faked $1000 Bills Circulate in New York
Report from New York June 12 notes counterfeit $2000 bills entering circulation via the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. One note has been found while others move through London and into the New York bank system, with authorities tracing the counterfeit trail.
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IW York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Elrecia- Gunwag
Ange
London
New York Federal Reserve
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Red Star
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Valley of the Kings
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Olympic
Homari
Cook
Broadway
Fatah
HINOE
Imericas
Fresh Air Home Fund
WS Quinry Co
Gen. Coles Fromotes Conn
Transport
Bridgeport, Conn
Tiowland's
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Howland Dry Goods
Cross
KATZ
Noker
Lloyd
Marshall B. Lloyd
THE
Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Heywood Work Certece
Michigan
Miso
Reet
Mothers of the World
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Smith Comstock Co., Inc
Water Street
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Barnum
Burger Bros. CO
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