Whitman Sought in Fifth Avenue Raid by Police
New York August 11 Mayor Gaynor and police raided a night restaurant at the corner of West 61st Street and Broadway last night. Thirteen officers entered the dining room as diners fled, and District Attorney Whitman was spotted among about three hundred patrons. Warrants issued for Dwyer Captain Hart and Whitman for willful damage and related assaults.
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United
New York
Gaynor
Hi Pofice
Henrlys
Hroudway
Thapador Dwyer
Capt Hart
Tapastor
Whitman
Dwyer
Whiteman
Thea
Strees
Doles
First Big Series Game Oct. 6th
Chicago report of the World Series opening game set for October 6th. Ban Johnnom, president of the American League, announced the schedule this morning.
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Chicago
Tm Worlt Seres
Saxobill
Ban John- Nom
Mayoral candidates surface as field grows
Two more candidates enter the mayoral race with announcements from L. R. Till and C. Warren De Rosay, while rumors link Frank Ames and W. Glas to bids. Olds denies running and Roan is favored by Roosevelt supporters, with party lines blurred in this nonpartisan contest.
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Laws Poliick
Tills
Comciainn
C. Warren De-Rosy
Franke Aiues
Athen
Conml
Walt Walll
J. @. Patterson
Ora
Patterson
Bliss
de Rosaystavnson
Select Council
Nuie Goorea
MT. Roain
Ately
Nes
D. Warren de Rosay
Reani
New Construction Firm Secures City Contracts
Wis announced this morning that McElroy and Thomas the new arm of carpenters and builders who have recently taken a shop in the rear of the Bridges building on South Center Street, have received a contract for the Bix family apartment or dormitory at Park and B Washington streets. They are also awarded the work of erecting the new Butters home amid a season of heavy building activity in the city.
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Wis
Tha McElroy
Thomas
Coiract Carpenters and Builders
Briges
South Center Street
Bix
J. B. Patterson
Park and
B. Washington Street
Butters
Corryites Embark for New England War Tour
A party from Corry departs early for a tour through New York State and New England led by Bliss with Mrs Bliss and others. They plan a southern return trip and visit relatives in Massachusetts before returning home.
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New York
Etto
New England
Bliss
Unidney
Mre
Sumner Bentley
Plyer
Ogoughkeepsie
Aevor
Massachusetts
Edward Wawkins
I Anup
Carnival Arrives for City Fair with Seventeen-Car Show
A Hampton Carnival Company advance man is due in the city this afternoon from Haulford to meet Secretary Margar Kge and fair directors to discuss booking for the Corry Fair. The carnival, one of the era’s largest, travels on a special seventeen-car train and has provided satisfaction this season. It is planned to place the midway as a leading feature on the fair grounds.
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Hampton Chnival Company
Haulford
Margar Kge
Corry
Tia
Price Family Reunion Held At Concord Street Home
Today at Frank Griffin's Concord Street home the annual Price family reunion will gather relatives from Williamsport Bear Lake Erie Spartansburg Niobe and Elgin among others for a big feast a marsh session and officer elections followed by social time with many locals expected to attend.
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Frank Griffin
Concord Street
Price
Taylor l
Williamsport
Bell Price
DeVilla Price
Bear Lake
Bert Jones
Erié
R. Herron
Spartansburg
Sonor
Niobe
Mary Eleanor Price
Jane Reynolds
Jeanetta Jenkins
Elgin
Ity Fron
Offer $100000 For Ty Cobb
United Press reports Washington manager Griffith publicly announced he would offer Detroit owner Navin $100,000 for Ty Cobb the Georgia Peach. Griffith plans to speak with Navin before the afternoon game, and believes the offer will be accepted. Also notes Frank Yuntassi’s milk wagon accident condition is favorable.
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United Press Detroit
Griffith
Washington
Navin
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Truifer
Frank Yun ‘Tassbi
Local Chautauqua Consideration At Brockway Meeting
A Brockway Bureau representative met residents to discuss a proposed week long Chautauqua with three programs. The plan envisions a large tent and includes lectures and teachers. A single program could cost about eight dollars, and strong local support emerged for backing the project.
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Brockway Hureau
Hoon
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