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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

8

Alleged Huge Gift in Oil Land Bill Highlights Navy Oil Reserve Threat

A Senate minority report denounces a House oil lands bill as likely to destroy Taft era naval petroleum reserves. It argues the measure would favor Standard Oil and others, granting vast withdrawn lands for a small royalty and risking future fuel shortages for new battleships. The report cites 40,810 acres in California and Wyoming lands as affected, with an estimated value of at least 50 million dollars.

New York Times Washington Committee On Public Lands Senate House Taft United States California Wyacht Spegan Department of Justice Act of Congress Phelan Hasting Wisconsin Edity Inel Departments of Justice, Navy, and Interior Honolulu

Wiretap Echo in Court Against Morton Sultzer

Morton B. Sultzer formerly with Seymour & Seymour faced a Supreme Court trial before Justice Benton on grand larceny charges. He allegedly wrote checks about $1,000 above his balance to meet demands, claiming an imaginary account while managing a Darien farm business. Assistant District Attorney Olcott outlined the wiretap evidence.

Morton B. Sultzer Seymour & Seymour Justice Benton Supreme Court Sultzer Darien Conn Olcott

Soul faith as Waite faces electric chair

Dr Arthur Warren Waite, awaiting execution in New York, tells reporters that his soul will live after death and that he has found comfort in the Bible. He describes a split between his sense self and soul self noting a recent life change and a repudiation of profanity. He says he has spent happy days in the Tombs reflecting on religion.

Justice Shearn Supreme Court Arthur Warren Waite Tombe

Pageant to Tell Church History Draws Three Hundred Members

Three hundred members of the Church of the Ascension on Tenth Street and Fifth Avenue prepare a picture story pageant about the church history. Participants will be fed supper at 12 West Eleventh Street, then a procession forms at 7:45 PM to march to the church after a 6:30 PM gathering.

Church of the Ascension Tenth Street Fifth Avenue West _Eleventh Street

Asks Account of Kramer Estate in Surrogates Court

Mrs. Kate J. Schmidt filed a petition in the Surrogates Court to compel the executors to account for the William Kramer estate. She claims negligence and no report in four years, noting Thalia Theatre property on the Bowery and Riverside Drive lands, with $25,000 in back taxes unpaid.

Kramer Kate J. Schmidt West 140Th Street William Kramer Schmidt Thalia Theatre Bowery Riverside Drive

Noonday Anti War Talks At Fifth Avenue Meeting

Speakers at today noon meeting of the war against war year at the Woman's Peace Party will include Professor William Hull of Swarthmore James A. Fairley Sidney L. Gullick Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Rabbi Alexander Lyons at Fifth Avenue venue.

Woman's Peace Party Fifth Avenue William Hull Swarthmore James A. Fairley Sidney L. Gullick Stephen S. Wise Alexander Lyons

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