Judgment Denies Recovery of Union Initiation Fee
Louis Levin sued John T. Cosgrove of Local Union No 9 to recover 25 dollars paid as an initiation fee for the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers after his membership was rejected. The court ruled the initiation fee was forfeitable under the by laws and that Levin failed to prove qualification for membership. judgment entered for Cosgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulge Swift
Louis Levin
John T. Cosgrove
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Levin
John J. Stamitz
Swit
Cosgrove
Brotherhood of Painters
Brotherhood
As & Inter
Liv
Knoller
Elizabeth Elks Elects Officers At Lodge Meeting
The Elizabeth Elks hold an evening lodge meeting at its hall selecting new officers. Samuel Coles is named senior knight while other officers including Ruter and Robart are listed in attendance. The event proceeds with routine ceremonial duties and local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werg Ruter
Robart
Samuel Coles
Knight
Carpenters and Bosses to Meet for Settlement Talks
Contractors face a tight money market in spring as wage talks with carpenters loom. Carpenters earn 45 cents per hour, about 20 a week under an agreement running to May 1, with prior rates at 41 1/2 cents and 5 cents hourly value two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muswell
Garwood
Anid
Hod Carriers Threaten Strike In London Labor Row
About 200 hod carriers threaten a Monday strike over pay. Workers demand thirty eight rents an hour, while bosses offer thirty five cents. Key issues include overtime double time and wheelbarrow abolition, sparking potential disruption to routines.
Air of Mystery About This Arrest
A fragment shows a 23 year old police officer by trade named Dann being kept by authorities. The text conveys uncertainty about motives and suggests authorities plan to hold him for unspecified reasons.
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I. Ma
Uo Dann
Obituary Notice for William Seaman Blecker Geatzan in New York
Obituary records William Blecker Seaman Geatzan aged about 52, long resident of Sheps at Cacharel, and night in New York. He had been treated for an illness since November. The Seaman family, prominent in various circles, notes his social ties and professional practice in the New York area, including associations with insurers and a Liverpool and Lepsum expedition, with family seeking tribute and remembrance in the local community.
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William Blecker
Seaman
William Bleecker Geatzan
Cacharel
New York
de Dull
Ilmens
Pivardok
Aed
John's
30 Die In Flyer Wreck Near Colton California
Dozens die and a hundred are injured when the Southern Pacific Overland plunges into an open switch near Colton California. Identified dead include George L. Sharpe and W. Shie, with Milton Hill reported dead. Switch crew members Alvord Davie Guessenmeyer are jailed in bail of 1000. Conductor Golden and brakeman Jones among the injured as relief trains rush to the scene.
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Colton
Cal
Southern Pacific Overland
Here
George L. Sharpe
Muncie
Ind
W. Shie
Milton Hill
New York Central
Overland
L. R., Alvord
W. K. Davie
C. J. Guessenmeyer
Rassing
Ho Nie
Golden
Braketan Jones
Los Anthe
Wang T
Rete
Gifia
Cara
Florence Roberts Theatrical Com
Mini Roberts
Little Girl Falls From Second Story Window
Annie Nuss, three, daughter of Joseph Nuss of 488 Schiller Street, fell from a second story window at about seven this morning. She sustained severe injuries and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. doctors performed an operation in a bid to save her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nuss
Joseph Nuss
Schiller Street
Peitecioet
EksTER Bus at Tycheeh Bros Stare of Tychier
EksTER Bus appears at Tycheeh Bros with a curious stare of Tychier, a brief notice capturing a local oddity and the crowd's reaction. The details remain unclear but the scene centers on the unexpected visit and its immediate impression on witnesses.
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Tycheeh Bros
Thaw Sane Claim At Lunacy Hearing Delays Trial
Prison authorities to testify in New York on March 29 as the Thaw case resumes next week. Judges and lawyers debate Thaw sanity as the Lunacy Commission weighs his condition after a tense examination. Thaw’s lawyers express optimism, while Jerome pushes for a full mental assessment before the jury reconvenes. Evelyn Thaw shifts plans amid the legal maneuvering and did not attend the Friday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Jerome
Thaw
Tunney Board
Thaly
Houll
Evelyn
Harry
McCormack Appointment Violations Reported at Headquarters
A morning incident at the headquarters involved charges related to violating an appointment. Bottie Richards faced allegations over actions described as against him while Leapeeds referenced the situation amid ongoing concerns about his mother’s illness.
Conductor McCabe Dies Saving Immigrants at Jersey City Terminal
Thomas J McCabe a Newark Central of New Jersey conductor was killed at the Jersey City terminal while saving two immigrants from being run over by a backing train. He saved one man G L Adjitch but could not rescue the other Cad aitch Piljo Pilpo from Pa. McCabe died at St Francis Hospital two hours later. The victims were Black immigrants from McKee's Rock Pa who boarded the Newark train by mistake.
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Thomas Je Mody
This City
Newark
New York
Central of New Jersey
Jersey City
G.L. Adjitch
Cadaitch Piljo
Pilpo
McCabe
St. Francis Hospital
Toll
Eel
Piljo
Femegro
McKee
Rock
Alee
Wall Street opens with London markets closed
New York trading opened with London and continental markets closed leaving most traders to push a bullish mood. Most investors bought heavily and bid stocks higher despite a large short interest believed to exist, while bonds firmed and equities moved to higher levels amid broader activity.
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New York
London
Brewer Ehret Dies of Senility in New York House
Frank A. Ehret, 41, eldest son of the brewer, died at his Park Avenue home. He was president of the New York State Brewers' Association and organizer of the German Charity Ball Association. A protege of Richard Croker, he previously dated a burlesque actress and later divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer Ehret
New York
Frank A. Baret
Ehret
Park Avenue
New York State Brewers’ Association
Assovistian
Richard Croker
Dever
Ada Dare
Manslaughter Verdict in Thorn Case
The coroner jury found A G Hollins guilty of manslaughter in the Thorn death, ruled a bullet wound caused by a mistaken burglary arrest on March 11. Witnesses described Thorn and the scene, with Defense attorney Foster Voorkess present. Continued on the next page.
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George G. Holling
James Thorn
Ft. G. Hollins
A. G. Hollins
Yverge G. Hollins
Weah
Jersey Street
James Co W. Smith
Benjamin Robinson
We' Eee Lawrence
Edwi Franta
James Loren
Fifeen
H. Morten Pierson
Roselle
Thorn
Hee
Nan Fughter
John Kognaten
Foster M. Voorkess
Yee
Tlarence Buckley
Marning
Mare 11
The Man of Nazareth Sermon at West Palltonight
The last of the unlom servions of West pall tonnight will hold tonight. A false tale of a cetutaster ir and a Miss it ral james uote are mentioned. A good address will be delivered by the Vewar. The offertory features "From the Depths" by Campana.
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West
James
Campana
Ty C. N. Granville
Easter Shopping Note Promotes Levy’s Department Store
Note to Easter shoppers urges preparation for shopping, praising Levy's Department Store as the largest in the county and highlighting the best merchandise and prices for the season. The message emphasizes early planning and value for money to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousy
Levy's Department
Hirgéet
Upion
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