NYU Armistice Frays as Student Body Stays Out
Armistice ends clash at University Heights but 356 students remain on strike. Faculty suspends junior class leader Mr Young. Bloch’s actions ignite campus tension as protests echo nationwide with Stanford Michigan and Mexico student walkouts.
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Bloch
Edward Roldiris
Commons
Wacuus
Leland Stanford Isity
California
Michigan University
Dispatcherom Mexico
Lay Murder to Black Hand in New York City
Police investigate a possible Black Hand murder near Flushing New York after Francesco Diaello a coal and ice dealer identified as the victim is found stabbed in Bowne's woods. Brothers Girolamo and John Diaello report his disappearance on Monday and say he carried several hundred dollars and jewelry earlier.
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Flushing
L. 1
Francesco Diaello
East Eleventh Street
Manhattan
Diaello
Girolano Diaello
John Diaello
First Avenue
Gircelano
Avenue A
Brooklyn
Cicello
Bowne
Dinello
Italy
Lackawanna Steel to Put 2000 Workers Back On Job
Buffalo April 3 The Lackawanna Steel Company will hire 2,000 men next Monday half skilled steelmakers and half laborers expanding the payroll to 4,500 workers with prospects of several months of employment.
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Buffalo
Lackawanna Steel Company
Wage Cut Affects 9 000 Mill Hands in Utica
Notices posted in Utica cotton mills announce a 10 percent wage reduction starting Monday April 18. About 9 000 workers will be affected, with expectations that more mills in the city and nearby areas will follow, affecting roughly 12 000 people.
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Utica
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Democrats Name Delegates At City Assembly Conventions
Democratic delegates were chosen in all city assembly districts at last night conventions to elect representatives for the State Convention set for April 14 in this city. No major contests occurred in any district.
Caesar sails with Shark and Purpnose to Pacific Coast
The naval collier Caesar at the Brooklyn Navy Yard prepares for an April 18 voyage to San Francisco to carry the submarine boats Shark and Purpnose to the Pacific. John Rose, 87, died by inhaling gas in his room at 581 Kent Avenue after years of illness. Supreme Court Justice Dickey says he will not seek the Republican nomination for Congress in Fiji District, plans to finish his term and retire.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
San Francisco
Shark
Purpnose
Pacific Coast
John Rose
Kent Avenue
Rose
Supreme Court
Dickey
Congress
Fiji
City docks proposal faces denial as yard opposes dump
Street Cleaning Department seeks use of Little Street dock for loading erows but government officials and Commandant Goodrich oppose a garbage dump there. A Clinton Avenue dump is to be abolished. Independence League wins order to show cause on registering votes from Tuesday primaries, while Elections Commissioner Fuller questions ballots due to union label stamps.
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Navy Yard
Little Street
Goodrich
Clinton Avenue
Independence League
Justice Marean
Board of Elections
League
Fuller
New Yorker George S. Davis Chosen President of Normal College
George S. Davis an associate superintendent of schools in New York was unanimously chosen by theNormal College Executive Committee to be the next president. He will be recommended to the trustees for election at their next meeting and will receive a salary of 8250 with an 5000 annuity in retirement. Davis has long been allied with the New York public schools and is a brother of Justice Verne M. Davis.
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Dean Snow
Snow
Young
New York University
Younes
University Heights
Rioch
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Normal College
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Department of Education
Sherman
Winthrop
John H. Denbigh
James M. Kieran
Davis
Denbigh
Public Schools of
New York
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West Indies
Thomas Hunter
College
Board of Education
Ttarry
Hunter
Joseph A. Gillet
E. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Gillet
Burgess
Science Department
New York City
Robert Vernon Davis
College of the City of
110Th Street
Nea Third Avenue
Thomas §. Harrison
Jaspar
Point Oe
Mr. Davis
Verne M. Davis
State Supreme Court
Rival Trusts Clash Over Grape Sugar Case
The Royal Baking Powder Company reorganizes Western Glucose into American Maize Products Company to supply grape sugar. The move follows plans for Royal to produce grape sugar itself, affecting Corn Products and Standard Oil linked interests. I J Boselly becomes president. D B Scully named vice president and general manager. Corn Products expresses stockholder confidence despite the shift.
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Western Glucose Company
Royal Baking Powder Company
American Maize Products Company
Baking Powder Trust
Corn Products Company
Standard Oil
Maine
I. J. Boselly
D. B. Scully
Chicago
Maine Corporation
Clerk Denham Held for Theft and Forgery
Waring Denham of 142 East Twenty seventh Street, a confidential clerk at Dens more Compton real estate brokers, was arrested after four days absence. Detective Flood said Denham is charged with stealing about 750 dollars, forging, and falsifying accounts by depositing blank firm checks signed by Robin Dale Compton. The firm’s accountant allege a shortage of 20 000 to 25 000 dollars. Denham, 4 years old, is held on 5 000 dollars bail for Monday examination.
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Waring Denham
East Twentyseventh Street
Densmore & Compton
Fifth Avenue
Flood
Denham
Krotel
Robin Dale Compton
New Netherlands Bank
Kraotel
Fifty-seventh Street
Broadway
Fugitive Delaney Captured in Mountain Cave Near Mountaindale
Danieel R. Delaney, 27, once a Wall Street clerk, was arrested after a five month manhunt. Detectives traced him to Gee Cave on a Sullivan County mountain, where he hid with dogs and firearms after a $30,000 shortage at Henry E. Coe law office. Aiding tip came from a woman connected to the National Surety Company bond.
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Danieel R. Delaney
Hamilton Place
New York
Gegan
Wilbur
Gee Cave
Mountaindale
Sullivan County
N. Y
Delaney
Henry E. Coe
Wall Street
Pinkerton
Central Office
No6
A. M. Birdsell
National Surety Company
Harmony in steel trade dinner at Waldorf Astoria
Elbert Gary reports the Steel Corporation dinner had about seventy five attendees with no price discussions. Attendees spoke on ethics safety and improved business sentiment noting gradual gains and optimism for the industry. John A Topping of Republic Iron and Steel cited 47 percent of normal business and monthly shipment gains amid favorable court decisions.
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Waldorf- Astoria
Elbert Jr. Gary
Steel Corporation
Gary
John A. Topping
The
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Topping
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