Voters share polling space in several city schools
The Board of Education direc tives to keep city schools open on election day moved polling stations to the lobby of the JUL school in Lyon Ferrace for the Seventh district. The new school and the Cungress High school will hold regular sessions with police and fire department staff assigned to ensure order during voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Clarence B. Winton
Evercer Oorteleht
Lyon Ferrace
Goth
Cungress
Wesgions
Winton
Daniel E. Johnson
Masonic Temple Bullamns
Alfred G. Fones
Board of Educsion
Governor Smith Pardons Two on Electric Chair Case
Albany October 24 Governor Smith commuted the death sentences of Antonio Marino and Sanio Cusamano for the kidnapping and murder of Giuseppe Varotta in New York City. The sentences were commuted to life imprisonment on the recommendation of Judge Alfred J Talley and District Attorney Joab RK Bunion.
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Albany
N.Y
Smith
Antonio Marino
Sanio Cusamano
Getohber
Giuseppe Varotta
New York City
Alfred J.talley
Court of General Segeons
Joab
Bunion
Hearts Afire by May Christie in a country garden tale
Prudence, a plain country girl, falls for Bert Traymore, a charming suitor, while Virginia Dale vies for his attention. Janet Mercer warns Prudence to guard her heart, but Bert’s vanity and Virginia’s flirtations bring heartbreak as Prudence confronts love, jealousy, and disillusion in a moonlit garden.
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Pagé
Berty Traymore
Dlanet Mercer
Prudence
Virginia Dale
Aymore
Winston Yowers
Traymore
Peter Armstrong
Janet. Mercer
Ever
Virginia
Teter
Prus Dence
Armstrong
Graymore
Tate
Prince Charming
Janet Mercer
Traymoye
Janet Bert
Bertram
Janet
Darling
Bort
Bunkum
Bis Traymore
Bert
Egypt
Bert Traymores
Hke
Janel
Gert Traymore
Finny
Jinny
Leura
Beri Sill
Deubtlera Bert
Ainia Dale
Chapter excerpt Pain And Disillusionment
An incomplete line of a dramatic passage depicts emotional hurt as a character Crudence Bertram endures a cruel remark from a lover. The fragment hints at themes of agony, gender dynamics, and disillusionment within a personal confrontation.
Winton Brings Two Sandwiches To Avoid Famine Town
Town clerk Clarence E. Winton, bound by state law to attend sittings, worked nine to eight hours yesterday on two consumed sandwiches. About 300 voters were sworn in, split nearly evenly by gender, with first arrivals from Howard and Robert streets. Sessions resume today and run daily, closing Saturday night at eight. Naturalization papers urged for those becoming voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Winton
Dmil Gregory
Howard Avenue
Fourth District
Elizabeth Thernan
Robert Street
Eighth District
Many Groceries and Markets Quit Business This Year
A city health report shows a sharp drop in food shops since January. C How ard Dunbar notes one fifth of grocery stores and meat markets closed, 54 new ones opened, and declines in restaurants, candy and soda shops. Four battling works and three bakeries also ceased operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Howard Dunbar
Health Department
Lmes
Batiling
Grandma Sage Tea for Dark Hair Revisited Adverts
An old advertisement touts using common garden sage steeped with sulphur to darken faded or gray hair. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easier ready made option and claims natural, even coverage after several applications.
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Wyeth
Olive Tablets by Dr Edwards Promise a Clear Complexion
A vintage advertisement extols Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel purgative. It claims Dr I M Edwards treated many patients for liver and bowel ailments and promoted a mixture of vegetable ingredients with olive oil. The ad promises a clear complexion for those with dull eyes coated tongue headaches and listlessness.
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I. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Ldwards
Jamy
Kimberly Funeral to Be Held on Friday
The funeral for Stanton R. Kimberly, crushed between a freight car and a heavy automobile truck in Hunter and Havens yards, will be Friday at 2:30 PM from his sister Mrs. Robert Goddard’s home, 2741 Parke Avenue. Rev. Henry B. Whitehead of Trinity Episcopal Church will officiate. burial at Mountain Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton R. Kimberly
Hunter and Havens
Robert Goddard
Parke Avenue
Denry &. Whitehead
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Bandits Escape With $30,000 On New York Street
Four bandits accost Wittiem enger for the Muni4 Trust Company on East 54th Street in heavy rain. After firing two shots, they seized $30,000 and escaped in a car as he struggled to comply and try to flee. The victim was seriously wounded.
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New York
Wittiem Enger
Muni+ 4. Trust company
Tolay
Upper East Side
Swelly
East 54Th Street
General Cipar'company
Motorcyclist Held After Crash With Standing Vehicle
Alex Slater of 141 Osborne Street driving under the influence, lacking a license, crashed into a car owned by Herman Tsanes Sr. at 1618 North Avenue. Both vehicles damaged. Slater held on $100 bond after re arrest by State policeman Samuel Metcalf. Summons served on 22 motorists for arraignment today in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Slater
Osborne Street
Aviving
North Avenue
Ib i
Herman I. Tsanes
1618 North Avenue
Slater
Andre Cou Hic
Hartford
Winfield Town Court
Chinese Student Wellesley Writer Publishes Four Volumes
Mise Wan Ying Hsieh, a Chinese student at Wellesley College in her early twenties, has authored four prose volumes and two verse volumes, contributing widely to Chinese journals.
Atlantic Gasoline Promises Balanced Quality and Power
The ad touts Atlantic gasoline as balanced for action and power with easy vaporization and reliable ignition. It claims complete combustion across the fuel chain, maximizing piston efficiency, and urges customers to test by tanking up and observing steady, even engine performance across driving scenarios.
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Atlantic
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Voters
Gov. Smith
May Christie
Kbe
Gerty
Lowing
Prudence Darling
Loya
Shiny
Heather
Oxford
MAIN
Ohio
Delores
Kimberly
N.Y. Street
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc. Jewelers, Opticians and Stationers
Main St
Arcade
Park Ave. and
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