Aviation's Big Need Is a Standard Map
The Aero Club of America forms a committee to create a world aeronautical map, first standardizing national map scales, then charting the earth for air routes and landing sites. It aims to recruit military scientific and sporting bodies, hold a conference to adopt a universal scale, and produce U S and international charts. The plan includes a chain of aerodromes and landing stations to support long flights, with France Germany and Italy cited for extensive landing facilities. The committee is led by Rear Admiral Peary and includes prominent officials, financiers, and aviation pioneers.
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Aero Club of America
Aero Club
United States
Aero Clubs
Baltimore
Buffalo
California
Connecticut
Ilinois
Michigan
New England
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsfield
Queen City
St. Louis
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Rochester
Western Aero Association
Aircraft Club of Peoria
Harvard Aeronautical Society
France
Germany
Italy
America
Aero Clity of
Europe
Air Oy
Ook
Hamel
Peary
Rome
National Geographic Society
Admiral Peary
Ims
Aerolab of America
Aeronautica
Worta
Jovernbers Neclides
Hubert EB. Peary
Her M. Huntington
Wiican Geographical Seciety
Coassman
William G. Sharp
Reaman
Harold F. McCormick
Samuel Reber
Army Aviation Corps
United Eval Aviation Corps
Istrada Cabrera
Guatemala
W. Perkins
Henry A. Wise Wood Otto H. Kahn
Cornelius Vanderhilt
Vincent Astor
W. K. Vanderhilt
Alan Or. Hrawley
Aern Club of America
J. Stuart Blackie
Henry Woodhouse
Elbert H. Gary
Edwin Gould
George Jay Gould
Sienn Ho Curtiss
Orville Wright
H.C Richardson
Naal Construct
Frank A. Munsey
H. P. Whitney
Robert J. Collier
William D. Gas
Alvin Intermyer
Arthur Johns
Samuel H. Valentine
W. J. Mayo
Sumner R. Hollander
Emile Berliner
Edgar Reecher Bronson
Paul D. Cravath
Roy S. Chapin
William B. Howland
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Herman A. Metz
Charles Dickinson
Aero Club of Illinois
George W. Myers
Percival Lowell
David Todd
Frank A. Seiberling
Guy T. Slaughter
F.C. Havemeyer
Frank S. Lahm
Howard Huntington
G. F. Camphbell-Wood
Robert Maelker
St. Louis Aero Club
Charles Jerome Edwards
W. W. Miller
A. Holland Forpes
Clarence P. Wynne
Aero Club of Pennsylvania
George von Utassy
IL. A. Vilas
Mortimer L. Schiff
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Laurence BR. Sperry
Augustus Post
Charles A. Munn
J. C. McCoy
David M. Goodrich
Jores
Vacation wardrobe notes for college and prep students
De Pinna advertises summer clothing and accessories for college men and prep students returning from school. Specially made apparel for abroad and domestic use includes golf suits tennis suits riding clothes and outing garments suitable for summer motoring and travel.
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de Pinna
English Jersey Knit Norfolk Coat Ad
Made in imported heather mixtures with stitched belt. A most useful summer garment. Sizes 34 to 40 inches. Price 12 dollars.
De Pima Tennis Trousers English Model
Listing describes De Pima tennis trousers in white or striped flannel with straight English legs. Noted for unusually good quality and finish. Price listed as 36.
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de Pima
Summer Flannel Suits Follow English Fashion
Flannel coats are described as soft snug and flattering with striped patterns and a smooth finish. Trousers feature straight legs and careful tailoring. Coats pair well with flannel trousers making a complete suit offered in the prevailing English fashion.
De Pinna Haberdashery For Young Men And More
A historic catalog note describes De Pinna haberdashery as a comprehensive store catering to young men with patterns, models, and quality garments. It highlights Negligee shirts, import madras and silk mixtures, pure silk fabrics, summer neckwear, foulards, silk crepes, underwear, athletic shirts, knee drawers, and summer union suits with prices from 31 450 to 51.59. It also mentions bathing suits in knit and colored jersey with silk trim and a heather mixture option.
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de Pinna Haberdashery
Madras
Museum to Send Explorers for Canadian Dinosaur Fossils
The American Museum of Natural History plans expeditions to the Red Deer River region in Alberta led by Barnum Brown. P C Kaisen will depart soon to prepare the field camp and overhauling the houseboat. Explorers aim to uncover 8 million year old skeletons and a new crested Trachodon duck bill dinosaur estimated at 35 feet long for display.
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American Museum of Natural History
Southwest
West
Northwest
Museum
Red Deer River
Alberta
Canada
Seon
Barnum Brown
Sarmam Brown
P. C. Kaisen
American Museum
Belly River
Judith
Steveville
Maishes
Florida Everglades
Haltered Joy Riders Probe Ends With Grand Larceny Charge
William Smith a chauffeur of 722 Tenth Avenue and Alfred L OBrien of 501 West Fortieth Street led seventeen companions on a joy ride in an Interborough Transfer truck. They were pursued by Detective Owens and later arrested at West Forty-seventh Street Station after the truck was halted by traffic. A warning shot was fired to deter escape.
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William Smith
Tenth Avenue
Alfred L. O'Brien
West Fortieth Street
Interborough Transfer Company
Smith
O'Brien
West Forty-seventh Street
Eextra
Waller
Thomas Conlon
Owens
West Fourty-seventh Street
Joey
Poriieth Street
Ninth Avenue
Railroad workers form federation plan to unite
Temporary federation unites several railroad bodies under a plan from February by the Order of Railroad Station Agents. A Federation Committee includes Pratt Johnson Nelson Daly Nutt. The Big Four may cooperate later. Charles S. Mellen is seen as a possible federation head.
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Boston
W. R B. Pratt
Walpole
J. W. Johnson
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Frank Nelson
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Daniel Daly
Knights of Labor
J. C. Nutt
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Big Four
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Federation
Blast Made Earthquake Rocks West Orange Quarry Mystery
Special to The New York Times. In West Orange New Jersey on May 31 the police chief traced the so called earthquake to a quarry where roe been torn away and an Italian worker used over 500 pounds of dynamite for a single blast. The owners were warned no further disturbance.
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New York Times
West Orange
N. J
Bamford
Miss Cohen’s Odd Stunt Fails To Disrupt Church Service
At the First Church of Christ 1 West Ninety-sixth Street Miss Anna Cohen announced from the Hotel St. Denis that she would proclaim herself church leader and claim to be the spiritual wife of Hayne Davis a church trustee. The service went on with a large congregation as Mr. Davis did not arrive in time.
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of Christ
West
Ninety-sixth Street
Anna Cohen
St. Denis
Eddy
Hayne Davis
Miss Cohen
Oshers
Mr. Davis
Cambridge
Examiners to Review J P Morgan Co Books in New Haven Case
Interstate Commerce Commission examiners returning from a weekend in Washington plan to resume work on the New Haven Railroad inquiry. They aim to determine if William Rockefeller can endure the examination as it resumes in New York next Wednesday.
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Commerce Board
New Haven
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Examiner McAdams
William Rockefeller
Greenwich
Conn
McAdams
Rockefeller
Senate set to vote on tolls repeal this week
Washington May 31 The Senate plans a vote on the Tolls Exemption Repeal bill before Saturday night with leaders predicting no long debate. House aims to send three anti trust bills to the Senate by week’s end as adjournment nears and other measures progress in quick succession.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Friends of Arbitration
House
Congress
Rayburn
Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Ohio
Iillinois
Eliot selects three poems every child should know
Boston May 31 Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus of Harvard selects three poems for children The Village Blacksmith Abou Ben Adhem and To a Waterfowl illustrating humane themes and Unitarian views The poems aim to teach character providence and parental love through simple pictures and clear moral messages.
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New York Times
Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Abou Ben Adhem
Leigh Hunt
William Cullen Bryant
Eliot
Paradise
Clean-up Decalogue Guides Hoboken Campaign
Hoboken launches a week long clean up drive with a published decalogue of ten rules. The Hoboken Board of Trade Bulletin urges residents to keep garbage cans capped, weed vacant lots, curb rubbish, clean out horse stables, deny fly breeding, maintain backyards and alleys, observe a clean up day, protect air and sunshine, avoid unclean dairies, and live clean to enjoy a long life with the clean up spirit year round. City officials foremen policemen Boy Scouts Research Bureau Woman’s Club and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company back the effort.
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Hoboken
Hoboken Board of Trade
Hebroken
Boy Scouts
Research Bureau
Woman's Club
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Cavanaugh Heiress Restored to Family Property Rights
Supreme Court Justice Page orders restoration of property to Frances Mary Cavanaugh, now four, deprived since age two. The referee reports alleged fraud by Josephine Cavanaugh Murphy as executrix, including misused life insurance proceeds and concealment of estate value. Plaintiff to receive 4852 dollars with interest from 1892, totaling 35055. The executrix must repay.
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Supreme Court
Page
Frances Mary Cavahaugh
Miss Cavanaugh
James J. Cavanaugh
Josephine Cavanaugh Murphy
Thirty-first Street
First Avenue
Cavanaugh
Mary Josephine Cavanaugh
West 1Loth Street
Hungarians Form Fund Committee for Universal Suffrage Support
Representatives from eighty Hungarian societies met at the Central Opera House to form a nationwide fund and national program for Hungarian political freedom. A fall fair is planned at Sulzer’s Harlem River Park on Sept 7 with speakers including Dr Sigesmund Farkashazs and other leaders from Budapest and New York groups.
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Central Opera Trouse
Seventh Street
Hungary
Sulzer
Harlem River Park
Second Avenue
127Th Street
Sigesmund Farkashazs
Testi Natio
John Deeso
Bridgeport
Conn
Museen Rledman
Ivossuth
Anthony Penvyvaezai
Louis Trrzai
Martin Him
Movies Influence Death of 18 Year Old in Jersey Home
Ernest Harlor, 18, son of contractor William Harlor, was found hanging in his Totowa Street home by friend George Lord after returning from a moving picture show where pictures depicted suicide. Lord said Harlor appeared unsettled at times, later cheerful, before the tragedy occurred in the cellar.
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Patessoy
RN J
Ernest Harlor
Willam Harlor
Totowa Street
George Tl. Lord
Burhans Avenue
Lord
Harlor
Harlot
Born
Harler
Tarler
Canoeist Saves Three After Boat Collision at Huntington Harbor
Huntington May 31 Woolsey Trainer a 15 year old canoeist saw a motor boat strike Peter Lochmans rowboat in Huntington Harbor. He swam to a 5 year old girl and 6 year old boy clinging to the upturned craft and aided Lochman who could swim poorly. The motor boat owner Michael Cusick returned to the scene and Lochman and his two children were brought aboard and landed ashore.
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Huntington, L.L
Woolsey Trainer
Peter Lochman
Huntington Harbor
Michael Cusick
Trainer
Lochman
Traloer
Aise
Bayonne VPIans Tackle Meadowland Fire Risk Reform
BAYONNE turn to exterminate the bhemqulies freed to the millions viaable stretch of meadow hand adjoining the Standard on Company. It is believed that much of the malasa prevalent in this section is due to the presence of Chetasettito. Triplets born to Mary [lias of 182 Boulevard yesterday. Mother and children are in excellent health. These are the ecomd triplets to be born in some within a year. NEWARK Frank J. Wilson, a night watchman, was beaten by four men stealing lumber and is in serious condition at City Hospital. FIELD HOSPITAL of the National Guard broke camp and marched to its headquarters in Newark. Memorial Day demonstrations shown by medical officers. HACKENSACK Postmaster nomination sent to the Senate amid opposition. MONTCLAIR Reverend Burton ordains Bran Lauback as minister bound for the Philippines. BANK OF MONTCLAIR marks 25th anniversary with founding directors still on board. SOUTH ORANGE new Maplewood school named in honor of President Firehting. MORRISTOWN torch explosion injures John Wilkie, likely losing sight in one eye.
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Bayonne
Standard On Company
Mary [Lias
Moulevard
Newaik
Frank J. Wilson
Hill & Mount Lumber Company
Fourth Avenue
Ogden Street
Wilson
Newark
Field Hospital
National Guard of
New Jersey
Weequahte Park
Mitzabeth
Harold I. Corbusier
Plainfield
FP. Rafferty
Red Bank
David A. Kraker
Anthons
Laamiy
Elizabeth
Watson Rodemann
Hackensack
Emmil Kenoit
Kideewater
Here
Senate
Michael MeGarry
John MeGarry
Post Office Department
Benoit
Weostminster
Montclair
James LL Burton
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Christian Union
Hurch
Bran Lauback
Lauback
Philippines
Montclatr
Chauncey Goodrich
Union Seminary
Pekin
Union Theological Seminary
Bank of
Morristown
F. A. Trowbridge
John Wilkie
Alma Avenue
Balkans war warning over Carnegie report says it fueled strife
Dr John Constas of Georgetown University accuses the Carnegie Peace Foundation commission of producing biased and false findings on Balkan atrocities. He singles out Milouloff and Hieailsford as objectionable and contends the report inflamed Greek Serbian tensions and misled the world about Kilkis.
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New York Times
Washington
May &B
Carnegie Peace Foundation
John Constas
Georgetown University
Consteg
Carnegie Commission
Milouloff
Servin
Mer Hieailsford
Carnegie Foundation
Greece
Wilkis
Balkans
Kilkis
Long Drinks in a Hat Box at Millinery District Hotel
A young woman in millinery attire entered a small hotel cafe and received a tall glass shaped package in a paper wrap. The manager said it illustrated the central fashion district serving refreshments to designers and shop staff. Another hotel reported a hat shop using a contrived box with compartments to keep drinks cool during transit.
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Neo
Dog Rescued After Two-Hour Wall Squeeze in Yonkers
Robby the wire fox terrier falls into a wall cavity while chasing a squirrel under a Yonkers home on Overcliff Street Park Hill. Mrs Deane alerts police who summon fire crews led by L E Reehan to cut through a wall using saws and chisels. After two hours the dog is freed and saved by the rescue team.
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Robby
John EL Denie
Broadway
Yonkers
Denies
Overcliff Street
Park Hill
Deane
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Aero Club Working
Norfolk
Exclusive Outfitters
Fifth Ave
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Mellen
Christian Science Church
W.rockefeller
Action of Foreign Relations Committee On Arbitration
Dr.eliot
Bryant
Ciod J
Young Harlor
Children
L.tanenbaum Son & CO
Singer
Balkan Report
Dr. Constas
Carnegie
Foundation
Coun
John H. Deane
Aks & Campa
Roxford Union
Roxford
Russia
the Locomobile Company of America
Sixty-first Street
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