Spanish Section Of N Y Retains Its Old Customs
A vivid profile of Cherry Hill in lower Manhattan, once a prestigious district, now a Spanish enclave. The piece describes cobbled streets, Spanish signs, cafes, bodegas, and a large population maintaining Castilian language and customs, including a famed fonda offering wine and chorizos. It notes Prohibition is unknown here and recalls a shipboard settlement history.
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N.Y
Barberia Espanola
la Ciudad de Madrid
City of
Madrid
Farmada Espanola
Spain
Fondas
Paulino
Uscudun
Uzcudun
City Hall
Wentworth
Pearl Street
Padre Antonio
San Sebastian
Barcelona
Wall Street
Cherry Street
Cherry Hill
New York
USURERS MAY FACE MAIL FRAUD CHARGE IN NEW YORK
New York on March 11 US Attorney Charles H. Tuttle announced plans to seek federal mail fraud charges against usurious lenders. He said a grand jury will review activities of those circulating threatening letters to prospective borrowers in New York state and other states. The Russell Sage Foundation has supplied evidence and offered cooperation.
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New York
Associated Press
Tuttle
Russell Sage Foundston
United States Attorney
Amusements Triple Headline LuDeville at Polis Theatre
The Polis bill today presents George Nidlo and Helen Spencer Company in A Thousand Miles from Nowhere, a sea travesty, The Manologist and other vaudeville acts by Edwin Burke and Ginel Tidings, Rose and Leddy with A Musical Cocktail, and Stanley Wolf. Jack London’s The Haunted Ship features a crew facing a captain’s feud. Charley Chase and latest news reel complete the show.
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Ludeville
Pulps
Polis Theatre
George ‘Nidlo
Heen Spencer Company
Nowehe
Edwin Burke
Ginel
Stanley Wolf
Jack London
Anc Red
Dorothy Sebastian
Montagu Lore
Tam Santacia
Alice Lake
Oon
Pacific
Jack Lennon
Charley Chase
Danbury Election Draws Near in Off Year Caucuses
Danbury prepares for party caucuses and primaries as Republicans plan a March 19 meeting to nominate candidates and elect delegates to the Hartford state convention while Democrats banquets and an Al Smith club mark campaign buildup in anticipation of a possible shift in the Common Council composition.
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Hceding
Green
al Smith
Common Council
Hartford
Republican Club
Republican State Committee
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