Lieut McAuliffe Fined Thirty Days Pay For Arresting Coroner
Police Lt Timothy McAuliffe is fined thirty days pay after a trial over his April 16 arrest of Bronx Coroner Schwannecke at the Alexander Avenue station during witness examination in a death inquiry. Mayor Gaynor and Police Commissioner Baker faced call for dismissal, but opted for a cautious punishment, noting possible court challenges and promotion penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Timothy McAuliffe
Schwannecke
Bronx
Alexander Avenue
Gaynor
McAuliffe
Robert Fullam
East 136Th Street
Walsh
England
New York
Eer
Robert Binkerd
Citizens’ Union
Eugene McGuire
Auliffe
Tammany District
Thirty-second Assembly
Fairmount Athletic Club
Justice Patterson Estate Valued Amid Probate Records
The will and estate of Edward Patterson, former presiding Justice of the Appellate Division, First Department, are filed with details showing a net estate of 309572 dollars. Real estate valued around 000 and personal estate listed as well, with court records outlining the succession and asset appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Patterson
Edward Patterson
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
First Department
Vaisal
Third Avenue Reorganization Debate At Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission session confronts bias claims against Chairman Willcox as Guthrie for bondholders and Third Avenue Railway argues over intervention. Commission allows limited cross examination of Marvyn Scudder and defers further action while weighing de novo access for the reorganizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Third Avenue
William D. Guthrie
Third Avenue Railway Company
Guthrie
Marvyn Scudder
Illcox
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Pone
Willcox
Eh ‘Illcox
Pi Phopi
Knnickerbocker Committee
Studder
Brie
Scudder
Supreme Court Delays Fireworks Permit Ruling
Justice Erlanger reserved decision on Mirabeau L. Towns’s mandamus bid to force Fire Commissioner Waldo to issue retail fireworks permits for June 10 to July 10. Towns assails Municipal Explosives Commission as illegal and denounces May 19 rules as tyrannical. assistant counsel cites fire risks from retail sales and supports Waldo’s safety regulations.
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Supreme Court
Erlanger
Mirabeau L. Towns
Waldo
Towns
Umuraission
Ann
Sys
Corporation
Arnold C. Weil
Hayes
Municipal Explosives Commission
Monument to Eighth New York Veterans at Cold Harbor
The dedication ceremony for a monument honoring the Eighth New York Heavy Artillery and fallen Cold Harbor heroes is scheduled for Friday June 8 the forty sixth anniversary of the battle in Virginia. The One Hundred twenty ninth New York Volunteer Infantry formed in 1862 in Niagara Genesee and Orleans counties and served under Col Peter A Porter.
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Eighth New York Heavy Artillery
Cold Harbor
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth New York Volunteer Infantry
Niagara
Genesee
Orleans
Peter A. Porter
Baltimore
New York
Fort Federal Hill
Army of the Potomac
Spotsylvania Court House
Porter
Lee
Elevator Co head held for smuggling case
Hiram R. Lyon head of the Lyon Elevator Co of Minneapolis was held in $2,500 cash bonds for examination on a charge of attempting to smuggle jewelry valued at 4350 into the United States. Customs inspector Donohue testified about two pearl necklaces found in Lyon’s pocket. Lyon claimed misinterpretation of customs laws and noted his travel to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram R. Lyon
Lyon Elevator Company
Minneapolis
New York Customs Service
Mr. Lyon Ineris
Donohue
Mr. Lyon
Timothy Donohue
United States
Lyon
Mr. Smyth
United States District Attorney
Lyon a magnate in grain
Minneapolis reacts to a report that H R Lyon president of Lyon Elevator Co was detained in New York on a smuggling charge It shocks local grain men who say a mistake must have been made and that Lyon is well known in the city for his business leadership
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M. R. Devaney
Lyon
Minneapolis
Mediterranean
Rome
France
England
Devaney
New York
Senaseeens
Minn
H. R. Lyon
Lyon Elevator Company
Subways Planned. Bradley Gaffney Seeks Liberal Bid
James F. Gaffney of Bradley Gaffney Steers pledges readiness to bid on the Tri Borough Subway route on a build operate and transfer basis if the Public Service Commission accepts a suitable contract. His group would begin work within sixty minutes if awarded. Final contract forms are under revision by the commission, with bids likely focused on operating terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Gaffney
Bradley-Gaffney-Steers Company
Tri-Borough
Public Service Commission
Gaffney
Meet to Simplify and Cheapen U S Judicial Procedure
Committees of the American Bar Association and the National Civic Federation met at the Bar Association rooms in West Forty-fourth Street to discuss reforms to make judicial procedure cheaper and simpler nationwide. Everett P. Wheeler and others noted progress on Senate bill 4568 as a possible framework for reform after further subcommittee study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
National Civic Federation
The
Bar Association
West Forty-fourth Street
United States
Everett P. Wheeler
Prof
Roscoe Pound
Chicago
Charles F. Amidon
Fargo
Beale, Jr
Campidge
Iam
Rank Irvine
Ithaca
Itman
Concord
N. H
Saienet Ae Nino
Philadelphia
Henry D
Eastabrook
New York
Edward Sanford
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles B
Atlefield
Charlies 8
Boston
Stephen H. Allen
Topeka
Kan
Arthur Stewart
Baltimore
John D Lawson
William IL
January
Detroit
William A. Miskegy
Charles B. Eliott
George Turner
Ralph W. Breck
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Remington Estate Appraised After Painter's Death
Frederic Remington who died December 28 in Ridgefield Connecticut left a personal estate valued at 54069 in this state according to an appraisal filed in the transfer tax office. Of this amount 20750 is represented by items now in storage in this city. The will mentions no real estate in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Remington
Ridgefield
Conn
Menenaton
New
Cockran Defends a Negro in Murder Trial
W Rourke Cockran returns to court after eighteen years to defend Victor Nelson a negro in a first degree murder trial Judge O Sullivan Nelson shot Claude Humphreys a fellow worker over a woman at the Carolyn Laundry 104 East 120th Street March 28 Police pursued Nelson who admitted the shooting The State rests its case and Cockran plans a self defense appeal likely to close tonight as the jury may retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rourke Cockran
Victor Nelson
O'Sullivan
Nelson
Claude Humphreys
Carolyn Laundry
East 120Th Street
Cochran
Malone
Humphreys
West 134Th Street
Charles Vita
Vita
McCormick
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Yellowstone Park
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Omnes EX Marte — & CO
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Wayliffe
Tammany
Leader’s Saloon
Gebhardt
Frederick C. Gebhardt, Jr
McCall
Augustus Hayes
John T. Moore
Ernest E. Oberst
City of
Service Board
Des Moines
Iowa
St. John's College
Annapolis
Elevator CO
Gaffney-Steers Syndicate
Bar Association and Civic Federation
Stern Brothers
West Twenty-third Street
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Europe
PSON
Lord & Taylor
Germany
Marie Antoinette
Madras and
Cretonnes
Madras
20Th St
5Th Ave
19Th St
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Stephen M. Hoye
Madison Square
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