Laundry addition authorized by building board approval
The Building Board granted permits for a garage at 5 Courtland Street and multiple structures totaling valued at 64,593 dollars. The Crawford Tauntry Co and General Machine Mfg Co are among the applicants. projects include frame garages, storage sheds, brick houses, and service stations across many streets, with owners such as W W Beardsley and J & B Friedrich listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Street
Crawford Tauntry Company
Board of Building Commissioners
General Machine Aid Manufacturing Company
Pranig Stove
W. W Beardsley
East Miln Street
Huntington Turnpike
M. Metro
Brich
Gsurage
Bishop Avenue
LaConte
Boston Avenue
Texas
O1 Co
Balin
L. Twinsky
Heechwoot Avenue
Tony Contorina
Hallam Street
G. DeSimone
Wells Street
Isaac Srhine
Jennia Goldstein
West Side
Mason Street
Wol Io
Stewey Street
Jacob Grosman
Capital Avenue
Miss B. Weeks
Hickey Street
Nob'e Avenue
Tuntington Turnpit
Mary Hugs
Sheridan Street
J. & B Fredrich
Columbia Street
M. G. Bar
North Avenu
Kogruth Street
Malley
Gilbert Street
Ferrara
Davey Bros
Main St
Nore Tinden Street
Viewer Malley
S. GB. Plotkin
ET Main & Nobia Avnue
National Holding Co
Metro Off Co
Toxin
Middle Street
Victor Maley
Park Ave
Johnson Street
Albert WW. Marsh
Tark Avenue
Crawford Launary Co
Land Street
Ponticoelti
Keridsley Street
Wm & C. Raybock
Carolina Street
J. & Co Afasante
Wheeler Avene
Molden
Fram
Tranistan Avenue
Nichols
Aldine Avenue
TR Waslon
Elm Avenue
Avenue
Norland Avenue
Maria Schick
Hast Avenue
Tariffs blamed for war by congressman Pell
Briarcliff Manor N Y May 3 AP Tariffs and not weapons are at cause of war said Robert Pell Jr former congressman from New York addressing the Lana Conference on International Problems and Relations He warned that foreign hatred is fanned by propaganda backed by individuals seeking government privileges and defended American newspapers against charges of disseminating hate.
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Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
L Rbert Poll, Jr
New York
Nalana
France
Pell
Man waives jury in liquor transport case in Newtown
Carmela Coccomo, 29, of New Hilliam, after six jurors examined and two chosen, waived a jury trial and pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of alcohol. Judge John Booth sentenced him to ten months in jail after a liquor-enforcement chase in Newtown last March. Jurors questioned about prejudices toward Prohibition. Curtis, former general store owner, voiced opposition to the Eighteenth Amendment but supported enforcement of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talesmen
Carmela Coccomo
New Hiiliam
John {. Booth
Moccomo
Newtown
Talea Nan Werdaskon
Curtis
Age Old Frigate Constellation Makes First Voyage Since 1888
NEWPORT R I May 18 The Stars and Stripes fly as the old frigate Constellation leaves in tow of the naval tug Wandank for the sesquicentennial celebration in Philadelphia It marks the first voyage of the grand old ship of the American Navy since 1888 when Kane put in.
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Newport
R.T
Constellation
Wandank
Philadelphia
Amedern Navy
Kane
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