Bull Moose balk at Whitman's name in Progressive talks
The Progressive leaders oppose Charles S. Whitman as a gubernatorial candidate, with state and county chairs denouncing his nomination. A Whitman tour and possible backroom deals are questioned as Roosevelt era tensions flare and Progressive officials demand a clear stance ahead of primaries.
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Whitman
Charles 5. Whitman
Theodore Dougias Robinson
Progressive
Francis W Lard
Progressive County Committee
Charles H. Duell, Jr
Progressive Party
Duel
Syracuse
Duell
Robin
Col
Roosey
Gai
Whit
Robinson
Roosevelt
Provo
Wash Square
Spain
Robina
Metyulacr
Ikineson
Ononkara
Crucity
D. Roosevelt
Francis W. Erra
New York County Progressive Committee
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Bird
Roosevelt Committee
Bird
Progressive County
Barnes
Murphy
Uell
Citizens
National Progressive Party
Sulzer
Mr. Sulzer
United States
Vanitie Wins Yardley Cup Race Over Resolute
In a brisk race on Long Island Sound Vanitie outpaced Resolute from a slow start. Adams steered Resolute to early lead but Dennis pushed Vanitie with sails set and spinnaker to surge past completing the triangle and the final leg in faster time.
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Vanitie
Capt
Dennis
Oak Neck Point
Long Island
Adams
Connecticut
Woodsey’s Reef
Stamford
Resolute
Little Captains Island
Vanite
Rye
Iesolite
Rr Resolute
Pon Vantile
Herreshoff
Robert Emmons
Nat Herreshoff
George A. Cormack
George Nichols
John Warkinson
Chriss Christiansen
Vantie
Vanitle
Tiew Cove
Sum mer Room or Apartment Wanted Ad Guide
The New York Times want ads are highlighted as the recognized medium for high grade listings. Readers seeking summer accommodations are advised to use the want page to place a clear concise notice with location dates and price expectations.
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The
New York Times
Sulzer Loses Appeal In Governor Removal Case
The New York Court of Appeals upholds the impeachment court action removing Governor William Sulzer. Sulzer’s counsel plans to seek U S Supreme Court review. The decision notes eight judges who sat in both courts. Mandamus seeks Sulzer salary from Oct 17, 1918 to Dec 31, 1919. court finds Sulzer was removed.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
William Sulzer
Sulzer
United States Supreme Court
Hartlett
Dudes Werner
Hiscock
Chane
Hoean
Cuddenback
Collin
Sulzer Ordered to Pay Costs After Governor Race Dispute
The court held Sulzer cannot claim the Governor’s office via mandamus since Glynn was not party and Sulzer’s later Assemblyman role would vacate the governorship. The Appellate Division order was affirmed and Sulzer was ordered to pay costs.
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Sulzer
New York
Mr. Sulzer
Costa
Architect Freedlander Decorated Knight of the Legion of Honor
Joseph H. Freedlander of this city received a telegram from Ambassador Jusserand in Washington announcing his knighthood in the Legion of Honor by the French Government. A Beaux-Arts graduate, he presides over the American group of the Societe des Architectes Diplomes and serves as a French Institute trustee in America. He designed the Perry Memorial at Lake Erie, Harlem Hospital in New York, and the public auditorium in Portland Oregon.
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Joseph H. Freedlander
Jusserand
Washington
Freedlander
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts of
Paris
Societe Des Architectes Diplomes
French Institute
America
Perry
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Harlem Hospital
City of
New York
Portland
Ore
Geyser Action on Lassen Nearing End Says Forester
Forester Supervisor W J Rushing reports the Lassen disturbance is geyser activity from rapid snow melt feeding fissures in the crater. A large snow mass and heat created immense steam, but today the mountain gave out little steam and the event is believed near its end.
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Red Bluff
Cal
W. J. Rushing
Finance as curb on war at Bedford Y M C A
W P Hamilton editor of The Wall Street Journal argued that finance and commerce influence war prevention more than treaties. He said an international court exists in the world’s trade and foreign exchange market, not just formal agreements. He doubted contraband of loans to belligerents, citing credit’s fluidity and money flowing to highest returns within security.
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Bedford
Brooklyn Y. M
Customs Man Jailed for Smuggling
Terence L. Shevlin a former Deputy Collector of Customs in Boston was sentenced to one year and one day at Greenfield jail after pleading guilty to smuggling with New York dressmakers Kate A. Brennan and Margaret Mulhall. His wife Annie W. Shevlin and the two women also pleaded guilty but were placed on file.
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Boston
Terence L. Shevlin
Greenfield
Kate A. Brennan
Margaret Mulhall
New York
Annie W. Shevlin
Governor Signs Bill Shifting Fall Primary Date
Albany June 2 Gov Glynn signed a bill changing the fall primary date from September 20 to September 28 to avoid conflicting with the Jewish Day of Atonement. The measure aims to prevent voting interference during the holiday observance.
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Albany
Glynn
Rockefeller to testify on New Haven merger at ICC hearing
The New Haven hearing before ICC Commissioner McChord resumes to hear directors recount J P Morgan's role in merging New England rail and transit lines. William Rockefeller plans to testify. audit aims for early July. April earnings to show improvement and deficits down from last year.
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New York Times
Washington
New Haven
McChord
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. P. Morgan
New England
Lawrence Minot
William Skinner
Henry K. McHiary
Edward Milligan
Alexander Cochrane
D. Newton Barney
Wiliam Elton
Moritan
So2
New Haven Board of Directors
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Charles Brooker
The
Road
Unness
Congress
A. T. Hadley
William Rockefeller
Messrs
Hadley, Hilcott
Richards
Dee
Interstate Commerce Commitasion
Elliott
Westchester Road
Anti-Saloon League Offers Essay Prizes
Superintendent William H. Anderson announces a contest awarding 2500 dollars for essays on the moral, mental, physical, financial, and industrial costs of liquor revenue in New York. Five prizes total 1000, 500, 300, 200, and 100 with a 5000 word limit. entries close October 1. Anderson hopes to raise funds to 25000 dollars and expand prizes and winners, potentially to 5000 dollar first prize.
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William H. Anderson
The
Anti- Saloon League
New York State
Anderson
Saks Clothes the Lightest in the World
Advertisement extols ultra light men’s suits praised for extreme thinness and minimal lining. Describes skeleton garments with interior piping, claiming no extra weight or bulk. Markets waistcoats skeletalized and tailored for maximum coolness, style, and simplicity. Prices range from 8. The ad emphasizes comfort and fashion.
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