Co Defendant in Morse Case Attacks Prosecution
New York May 1920 Indicted with Charles W Morse and his sons J Gillen former Emergency Fleet trustee says facts were withheld accusing government officials of blocking grand jury access and urging immediate investigation He claims witnesses and documents were kept from the grand jury and cites tests to clear him including Barton Fayne and Admiral Wesensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marin ‘J. Gillen
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Charles W. Morse
Fetter
Harding
Daugherty
Senate
Elmer Schiesinser
Censel
Morse
Fletcher Dobyns
Department of
Federal Grand
Grand Jury
Yacws
Gillen
Jonn
Barton Fayne
Wes °Enson
Emergenty Fleet Corporation
Wind
United Sates Shipping ‘Board
Augustus N. Hand
Jas
Asserins
Dobby
Washington
Wen
Edwin A. Morse
Virginia Ship Building Company
W. Morse
Bannon Fined For Interference With Officer
John Bannon of Wilson Street was fined by Judge William B. Boardman for interfering with a special officer on duty at Stratford Avenue. The case notes Bannon claimed no intent to interfere and said he aimed to lead the youth away, though the narrative mentions intoxication and the youth’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bannon
Wilson Street
William’ B. Boardman
Stratford Avenus Qock- Th
Sioar
Bannon
Recitals By Vocal And Piano Pupils Of Mrs Grannigs Today
Vocal and piano pupils under Mrs Mary Grannigs present a springtime recital at her home on Nople Avenue. The program features pieces by Chopin, Bach, Donizetti, and more with performers including Miss Elizabeth Werso, Miss Helen Stone, Miss Alice May Wisteria, and Miss Evelyn Munter among others. A second recital is scheduled at 6 o clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupis
Mary Moose Grannigs
Giathet
Lerman
Harold
Riteter
Hopekirk
Exhel Kairehild
Mueller
Clarenen Helme
Kregman
Helen Stone
Lichner
Mary Fox
Dyilight
Gansbials
Gillien ‘Bradley
Ellmewreich
iBurh Ritter
Traver Streabog
Catherine McClosley
Diaytul
Dheile
Alice May
Wisteria
Beuallen
Alice Batcheller
Solfeggio
Bach
Irena Burns
Mana Zucca
Gladys French
Heins
Lyman Coreene
Coran
Tarantella
Picesonka
Harry Baron
Roe
Gladys Youngs
Phelps
Jate Ketrennich
Donizetti
Evelyn Munter
Lynn
Emme Bauer
Florence Fitelson
Dorevee
Isabel Robertson
Nevin
Elsi Rakos
Jaba
Ipla Prisant
Russians Avoided Genoa Trap Says Sen Borah
Senate debate quotes Senator Borah praising Russia for evading a trap at Genoa. He cites Vanderlip based sources on Allied demands, warning the plan would have reduced Russia to a Haiti-like suzerainty with debt, jurisdiction, and foreign-protection provisions. He argues Genoa’s failure explains the conference outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Sen. Borah
Washington
Russia
Borah
Senate
Iran
Werik A. Vanderlip
New York
Vanderlip
London
Poer
P Iribumul
Afcord
Haiti
United States
Vanderup
Wvier
Lillian Diezendorf Sues For Divorce
Lillian Diezendorf of Greenwich sues Clarence A Diezendorf in Superior Court for desertion dating from May 1912 The plaintiff formerly Skinner married June 22 1893 The defendant now resides unknown and is believed to be in Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian BE. Diezendorf
Greenwich
Clarence A. Diezendorf
S Superior Court
Plaintif
Lillian Skinner
Diesendorf
Florida
Divorce action notice appears in Tapers of toms state
A brief divorce action notice is published in Tapers of toms state, indicating court action and public filing. The readable fragment confirms proceedings but lacks full details on parties, dates, or court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapers of
Toms State
Bead Removed From Child's Nose After Emergency Care
Paul Johnson of 200 Jewely avenue, two years old, was taken to Emergency hospital yesterday afternoon with a nostril impediment. Dr F J Walsh removed a bead from the nose and the child was returned home in good health and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Jewely Avenue
Pr. F. J. Walsh
Haage
Petition for modern lighting on Stratford avenue
A petition for white way lighting on Stratford avenue is in the city clerk's hands and will be presented to the Common Council. The Stratford avenue petition, led by Samuel Wallin, includes about 106 property owners and business leaders and seeks a public hearing without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Avenue
Connell Jane
Twelfth District
Samuel Wallin
Cornell Aldermar
Arthur Brown
John Xj Caldwell
Jersey jitneys set Newark bus record in four months
Newark's jitney operation reports its busiest four months in seven years written by Commissioner John Howe. From January to April 1922, passengers totaled 3,961,273, topping the comparable period of 1901, marking a new transportation milestone for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
SN. J
Pa Iy
John Howe
Apportionment Board to Transfer Funds for City Projects
The Board of Apportionment will meet at City Hall tomorrow four o'clock to act on a 160 009 transfer from Charition Ce ment to Department of Cubic Works for unpaid Municipal Garage bills last year totaling 25 000 and other department transfer requests. Director of Public Works George M. Coughlin seeks 150 000 to hire men from contractors for street work rather than using the Channel Department employment bureau which is reported slow and unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Apportionment
Charition Cement
Public Works
George M. Coughlin
Employment Bureauu
Channel Department
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Ship Board
Pee
Valse
Chopin
Mildred Baron
Rachmaninof
Lillian Garland
Madeline’ Gelger
Mountain Echoes
Dellafield
Monica Crehan
Frank Dennison
Largalaee
Charles Burnet
Litrilski
Ollock
Savings and Foreign Exchange Departments
Se First
National
BANK
Idaho Statesman
Lillian Diezendorf
Council
Mayor Atwater
Jersey
LEE
Sianananiri
Bridgeportssele
EaEoatoals
ILEE
Sss
Saan
A.C. A
Tra Special
Bridgeport
Fay
Mage
Consymeat
Ronan
Main Street
Sinmee
Joab
Apportionment Board
Java
Hollands
Holland
Seid
Desiurs
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