Mayor Rifusto Faces Contempt Suit Over Kellogg Avenue Bond
City Mayor Rifusto weighs signing a 413000 Kellogg avenue bond for paving, facing possible contempt of court if he refuses. City Solicitor Bowman says signing is mandatory. the matter prompts a mandamus suit and potential replacement signer if he balks. Kellogg avenue links to Coney Island tracks and park run by R K Hynicka allies. the Mayor’s ties to Hynicka are noted.
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Kellogg Avenue
Carrel
Frank Bowman
Alfred Deckebach
Sinking Fund
Deckebach
Common Pleas Court
Brown and
Adams
Congress Avenue
Turkey Bottom Road
Charles O. Rose
Bowman
Coney Island
R. K. Hynicka
Hyncka
Bill Against Secret Societies Becomes Law in Italy
In Rome on May 19 the government bill targeting secret societies passed the Chamber of Deputies unanimously with 304 votes. The measure requires clubs to file constitutions by laws and officer lists, seen as aimed at Freemasonry, with penalties including imprisonment or fines for violations.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Freemasonry
Fascismo
Subway Panic in Bronx Fire Traps 100 Injured Near Grand Central
About 100 people were injured when an electrical short in a Bronx local train caused a fire and smoke filled an unlit tunnel near Grand Central. Eighty six received first aid. several passengers were trampled or cut. Fire and police crews evacuated victims as cars filled with acrid fumes.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Bronx Park
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bronx
Lower Manhattan
Forty-first Street
Grand Central Terminal Station
Harry Post
Post
East Side
Passengers Panic as Smoke Fills Lexington Ave Train
More than 1,000 riders on a six car Lexington Avenue train panicked when the car stopped and smoke filled the coach. The smoke came from a small fire under a platform beside the tracks, interrupting the journey after earlier subway injuries.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Utilities Men Defy Donahey in Ohio Politicking
Ohio Public Utilities Commissioners George Poor George Marshall and Frank Maullar challenged Governor Vic Donahey to publish any charges against them. They called his campaign claims rumors and demanded immediate publication of facts if charges exist, insisting removal requires substantiated allegations not rumors.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Vic Donahey
George T. Poor
George C. Marshall
Frank A. Maullar
Daniels decries world debacle in Alabama address
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels spoke at Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn on May 19, urging scholars to apply learning to government problems. He criticized postwar policy shifts and warned that unity between Wilson and Lodge might have averted the world debacle, urging resistance to prejudice and privilege across regions and universities.
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Auburn
Ala
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Today
America
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Lodge
League
Washington
Penn
Jefferson
Taft
Lodge
Daniels
New England
South
Middle West
Calhoun
Butler
Daniel Webster
Blease
Massachusetts
Clemson
South Carolina
Harvard
Bride Kidnapper Marries Bride After Police Find Them
New Orleans, May 19. William Rumsey and Corrine Walters were found by police after Rumsey abducted her from a business office with a pistol and forced marriage. Mrs. Rumsey wore a pink gingham apron as a bridal gown and dismissed rumors of kidnapping. The couple remained at home with friends and officers.
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New Orleans
William Rumsey
Rumsey
Corrine Walters
Officers of S-19 to Face Court Martial
The submarine S-19 officers charged include Lt Charles F. Martin commander with negligent grounding, Lt Chester F. Lewis navigator and Lt jg Alexander S. Edward deck officer both accused of culpable inefficiency. The Court of Inquiry found the ship’s administration “loose, haphazard and perfunctory” before the 4 06 a m January 13 grounding at Nauset Beach Massachusetts with no loss of life.
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Washington
Nauset Beach
Mass
Wilbur
Charles F. Martin
Chester F. Lewis
Alexander S. Edward
Isle of Shoals
Portsmouth
N. H
New London
Boston
Third arrest in stocks case shocks Chicago
May 19 1920 report states Leroy Marston a lodger in the Ker household was arrested after Marjorie Elizabeth six was found confined in crude stocks and a wire pillory. Neher and his wife were taken into custody yesterday charged with cruel treatment of the child. Neher claimed the punishment followed the child’s misbehavior.
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Chicago
Leroy Marston
Anthony Ker
Marjorie Elizabeth
Neher
Neherr
France Defends League as United States and Britain Reassess Arms Policy
Geneva May 19 France defends the League of Nations while the United States and Great Britain press for changes in the arms control framework. Leon Jouhaux regrets the central arms control board’s elimination and defends disarmament as essential to world peace. Burton counters with American terms seeking removal of League references and a possible World Court addition, while pro league delegates resist further concessions.
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New York World News Service
Geneva
United States
Great Britain
France
Leon Jouhaux
League
Central Arms Control Board
Jouhaux
Proleaguers
Central Board
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
N. Y
World Workers Meet in Geneva
The International Labor Bureau opens its largest conference in Geneva with about 400 attendees at the electoral palace and League of Nations sessions. Delegates discuss compensation social insurance six day week glass works night baking alien workers and child labor in China including a Bunji Suzuki resolution on six year olds in Shanghai.
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New York World News Service
Geneva
International Labor Bureau
Cl&d
League of Nations
Edouard Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Shanghai
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Morocco War Sparks French Debate and Riffian Resistance
Paris dispatch reports ongoing Riffian troop concentrations and hand to hand fighting in Morocco. French authorities face criticism from Le Quotidien and Le Cri Marocain for military foresight, censorship, and alleged arms smuggling, as Abd-el-Krim's movement gains Communist support and calls for public protest.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Morocco
Mouton
Colombat
Colone Freydenberg
Ouergha
Fez
Abd-El-Krim
Alicante
le Petit Parisian
French Morocco
le Quotidien
le Cri Marocain
Beni Zeroual
Riff
Freydenberg
Caid-Del-Hadjeb
France
Abd-El-Kjim
The
Dergha
Jury Finds Insufficient Evidence in Dillon Death
St Louis May 19 The coroner's jury in the reopened inquest into the slaying of Dr William A Dillon found there was insufficient evidence to hold anyone for the killing Coroner Bopp said the investigation would continue G A Covell of Cleveland testified that Edward Dillon the doctor's nineteen year old son was on a train from Kansas City to St Louis on April 29 Abe Wolfson of Lawrence Kan said the youth bought a revolver that morning April 29 Edward Dillon has not disclosed his whereabouts on April 29 and 30
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ST. Louis
William A. Dillon
Bopp
G. A. Covell
Cleveland
Edward
Kansas City
Abe Wolfson
Lawrence
Kan
Young Dillon
Roosevelts Begin Trip Into Wilds of India
Colonel Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt lead the James Simpson Field Museum expedition into Central Asia. They depart from Srinagar for Leh to reach Turkestan and collect specimens including the evis poli. Snowbound Zoji Pass threatens several days of delay in crossing.
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Sringar
Kashmir
India
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
James Simpson-Field Museum of Chicago
Central Asia
Leh
Indus
Turkestan
Zoji
Stops Unionizing of Coal Miners
Federal Judge W E Baker minimizes union organizing at West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal mines by issuing a temporary injunction. A June 1 hearing will consider extending the restraint and transferring related cases from Parkersburg to Wheeling.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United Mineworkers
West Virginia- Pittsburgh Coal Company
W.E. Baker
Baker
Parkersburg
West Virginia
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
Judge Bars Injunction on Indiana Mining Ventures
In Indianapolis on May 19 Judge R C Baltzell dismissed an injunction suit aimed at halting union interference with miners in Indiana cooperative ventures. The ruling allows union officials to revoke charters of locals whose members work mines under group leasing or joint stock ownership.
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Indianapolis
Co-Operative
Indiana
R. C. Baltzell
United States District Court
Socialists prepare attack on Caillaux government
Paris May 19 Socialists unsatisfied with the Pain leve Briand Caillaux government plan to overthrow the chamber when it meets next week They demand a capital levy and oppose Caillaux financial policy They also criticize Lyautey's Morocco campaign and Abd El Krim's invasion Leaders include Leon Blum whose influence wavers on Caillaux government causing stock market declines and investor fears.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Painleve - Briand - Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
Morocco
Marshal Lyautey
Abd-El-Krim
French
Alog
Ouergha
Leon Blum
Herriot
Blum
Painleve
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Donahey Declines Norwood Charge Over Tear Gas Incident
Columbus May 19 Governor Donahey will not intervene over citizen charges against Norwood Mayor Nolte for not presenting complaints against Norwood Police in the January 18 1925 tear bomb incident that dispersed an anti Catholic meeting. The governor said the act was uncalled for but favored Civil Service Commission review and noted civil suits against the officers are pending.
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Columbus
Donahey
Norwood
Nolte
Norwood Police Department
Civil Service Commission
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World News Service
N. YY. World
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Wilson Paint CO
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Canal
Main St
Marshall
Mich
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Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati
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City Ticket Office
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