Speed Contests on Highways Barred by Automobile Club of America
The Automobile Club of America bans speed trials on public highways after a May 31 Staten Island race accident. Licenses for track meets will be required from the American Automobile Association, with approval by its Racing Committee. Brighton Beach events faced license refusal, and club leaders vow stricter oversight of automobile races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
Board of Governors
Albert R. Shattuck
Broadway
Staten Island
Shattuck
Jefferson Seligman
American Automobile Association
Brighton Beach
National Automobile Racing Association
Cyrus Clark
West End Association
Bar Association
Canadian Expert Wins Fast Tennis Matches in Brooklyn
Frederick G. Anderson of Canada defeated Frank B. Hague of Kings County Club in a high tempo open lawn tennis championship at the Kings County Tennis Club courts in Brooklyn. Hague showed strong backcourt play but several critical returns landed in the net as Anderson passed for points with precise cross court drives. Other notable results included Howard Talbot over Walter Hazard and Lyle E. Mahan defeating Louis J. Grant, with doubles entries for the coming rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
Bergen Street
Kingston Avenue
Brooklyn
Anderson
Canada
Frank B. Hague
Kings County Club
Hague
Walter Hazard
Crescent Athletic Club
Howard Talbot
Crescent
Talbot
Columbia University
Lyle E. Mahan
Police Department
Louis J. Grant
Columbia
Alfred E. Thurber
Wyne C. Grant
Robert le Roy
Harry Mollenhauer
Joseph T. McMahon
Leon Freeman
Texas
C. C. Cassan, Jr
Kings County
F. B. Hague
J. J. Kyle
New York Tennis Club
Henry W. Warner
Semp Russ
O. B. Smith, Jr
Morristown Field Club
International hotel guest list from scattered notices
A roster of travelers and officials staying at various hotels lists names such as J Powell in London, Moxham in Sydney, G P Shiras in Pittsburg, H P Birmingham in the United States Navy, Sir William Van Horne in Montreal, and Capt. R S Abernethy in the United States Army among others, with affiliations to cities or services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
J. Powell
London
Robert W. Irwin
Tokio
Japan
M. Moxham
Sydney
James M. Fetherston
James Tod Mix
Chicago
W. M. Salisbury
Cambridge
G. P.shiras
Pittsburg
M. W. Jopling
Marquette
Mich
Imperial
W. E. Coffin
Cleveland
L. H. Hazard
Baltimore
Park Avenue
T. H. Parrott
Percy L. King
San Francisco
Plaza William
United States Navy
W. Stebbings
Cape Town
South Africa
Albemarle
R. J. Morgan
Cincinnati
Charles A. Brown
Navarre
R.S. Abernethy
United States Army
C. W. Early
Thunderstorm Hits Peekskill State Camp
A fierce June thunderstorm swept over the Peekskill State Camp as guardsmen sheltered their tents. After a hot day the storm arrived with a sixty mile per hour wind, rain and hail, forcing men to secure gear and seek cover.
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Peekskill
National
Highlands
Stolen Goods Found in Room Tied to Youth Suspect
Detectives arrested Abraham Schlissinger at 19 in a furnished hall bedroom he rented near Alexander Avenue and 138th Street. In the room they found jewelry clothing and silverware worth about 1000 dollars and personal items including two watches and diamond pins. Carl Neilson later identified 400 dollars worth of the stolen items from a break in on April 14. Schlissinger's parents were shocked by the arrest after he claimed a downtown mercantile job and had been visiting home regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Avenue
Abraham Schlissinger
Tinton Avenue
Mallon
Kelly
Cass
One Hundred and
Thirty-eighth Street
Carl Neilson
St. Ann’s Avenue
Arrival of Buyers at Herald Square and Hotels
A long list of buyers from mills and firms across the country visit New York, including Muhlfelder Pittsfield Ho tel Imperial and Gimbel Brothers Milwaukee. Representatives such as L A Behr, W L Ledger, I Kantrowitz, C T Reed, J G Soutter, Uri Tracy, F J Linhoff, and C H Jones are noted with their goods from cloaks to notions and dress goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhlfelder, J
Pittsfield
Mass
Th. Rosenbaum & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
L. A. Behr
Broadway
Hotel Imperial
Heiser
Muhlfelder & Co
Albany
N. Y
L. A. Heiser
Watt & Shane
Lancaster
P. T. Watt
Brown, Thompson & Co
Hartford
Herald Square
Sibley, Lindsay & Carr Company
Rochester
A. L. Shaw
W. H. Crumbley
Broome Street
Church Street
Navarre
Watt, Retten & Clay
Norfolk
B. R. Bunting
White Street
St. Denis
McAuslan & Wakelin
Holyoke
W. B. Wakelin
Soutter, Buchanan & Young
J. G. Soutter
Grand Hotel
Scruggs
Vandenoort & Barney Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
F. J. Linhoff
Hoffman House
Tracy-Wells Company
Columbus
Ohio
Uri Tracy
Nations
Imperial
Malley
E., Company
New Haven
J. A. Burkey
Walker Street
Albert
Denholm & McKay, Company
Worcester
F. L. Roebush
Mears & Hagen
Scranton
W. Hagen
Baumgardner
Toledo
E. W. Gordnew
Leonard Street
Westminster
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Ill
C. H. Jones
Sturtevant House
Pittsburg Dry Goods Co
C.te Dickinson
Leonard Treet
Callender
McAuslan,& Troup Co
Providence
R. I
M. E
Earlington
Rosenthal & Co
Cincinnati
E. J. Rosenthal
Porteous & Mitchell
Norich
Conn
A. E. Mitchell
Smith & Murray
Springfield
P. Murray
C. A. Rochat
Rathbun & Co
Utica
Special Summer Resort and Travel Edition Next Sunday
The New York Times will publish a Special Summer Resort and Travel Edition on Sunday June 8 to cover almost all summer resorts nationwide. It will function as an outing directory and travel guide for tourists seeking summer homes and routes. Order in advance from your newsdealer.
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New York Times
Mi Ona Digestive Aid Promises Fast Dyspepsia Relief
A Brooklyn medical remedy Mi-onA claims to cure dyspepsia by renewing digestive fluids rather than altering food. Relief is said to come after the first day of treatment, with long standing cases fully restored over weeks. Numerous Brooklyn pharmacies and druggists on Broadway and surrounding streets are listed as stockists.
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Flatbush
Columbia St
Sumner
Putnam
Brooklyn
R. Burkhardt
Broadway
Kalish Pharmacy
Fourth
Summers hottest suit styles from Vogel and Son
You’ll see the new two button double breasted homespun sack suit for 18 dollars. Homespun fabrics and serges are ready for summer wear at William Vogel & Son, Broadway Houston Street.
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WM. Vogel & Son
Broadway
Houston St
Through Bridge Trains Extend Midnight Schedule in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company adds through trains after midnight to the Lexington Avenue Fulton Street and Fifth Avenue elevated lines. First trains depart at 12 55 A M from Manhattan, 1 05 A M from Fulton Street, and 1 10 A M from Fifth Avenue, all running every twenty minutes to East New York until 5 30 A M when the regular day schedule resumes. Previously riders faced car transfers and waits on the Brooklyn side during early hours.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Lexington Avenue
Fulton Street
Loop
East New York
Fifth Avenue Elevated
Manhattan
Bridge
Fifth Avenue
Nottingham Lace Curtains and Snowflake Curtains Sale
Nottingham Lace Curtains in stylish patterns priced at 1.60 a pair and Snowflake Cross Stripe Curtains offered in new color lines, three yards long, valued at 1.40 a pair.
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Nottingham
China Matting Prices Across Styles and Lengths
The listing advertises jointless China matting in red green and blue 40 yard rolls at 5.95 and extra heavy jointless mats from fine straw 40 yard rolls at 9.75. Also Japanese matting from long straw in small neat effects and carpet patterns 40 yard rolls priced from 10.50 up to 16.50 with quality tiers.
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Bloch
Simmons
Trunks and Leather Goods Basement Storefront Offer
A basement trunk and leather goods shop pitches itself as complete and better priced than department stores. It promises a wide range from low-priced to premium items with over one hundred styles and a SPECIAL strong basswood box featuring waterproof duck fabric, lined interior, deep tray, skirt trays, umbrella compartment, riveted hardware, sheet iron binding, and brass lock.
Alligator travel cases and bags offered at varied prices
Sole leather suit cases priced at 4.00, cloth-lined with brass locks and steel frames. Other cases range to 7.75 and up to 39.75 for an Alligator case. Alligator hand bags from 2.95 to 10.75 in club and cabin shapes and other traveling bags also advertised.
Horton elected Princeton track captain after vault record
D S Horton of New York City was elected captain of the Princeton track team for next year. Horton has starred the past three years and last Saturday broke the intercollegiate pole vault record by two inches and challenged the world record with a bar knock.
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Princeton
N. J
D. S. Horton
New York City
Horton
Local Forecast For Storms Winds And Temperatures
Thunderstorms and cooler winds expected from south to west with persistently high temperatures inland and cooler readings near the lake region eastward. New England coast sees southwest to brisk winds veering north. Middle Atlantic coast southwest to west. South Atlantic and Gulf coasts mainly south. Great Lakes area west to south. Ships sailing to Europe face southwest to west winds turning north with showers toward the Grand Banks. Temperature highs and lows recorded by The New York Times and Weather Bureau are provided for the last 24 hours.
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Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
NEW York Times
Weather Bureau
High-Grade Ball-Bearing Sewing Machines at 15.50
Ball-bearing sewing machines offer greatly reduced friction and 80 percent faster speed. The units feature polished oak construction, drop head for table appearance when closed, latest attachments, unlimited guarantee, and free repair if parts fail.
High Quality Cotton Sheets at Low Wholesale Prices
Ready for use cotton sheets praised for durability and neat ironing. Describes tearing at ends after laundering and notes superior make. Listings include single, three quarter, full bed sizes with prices around 39, 42, and 53 units. Mentions jute ear era and varied size labels.
Beauvais Axminster Rugs Offer Low Prices
High grade Wilton Rugs in subdued Oriental designs offered at deep discounts. 6 by 9 feet lists at 38 dollars, 8 by 10 and 9 by 12 sizes shown with marked savings. Beauvais Axminster rugs, seamless copies of fine Orientals, include 6 by 9 foot at 15 dollars and 8 by 10 foot six inches at (price shown) with other sizes discounted.
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Beauvais
Axminster
Temperatures and damage notices from yesterday citywide
Temperature readings show 66 at 8 AM and 82 at 8 PM with a 89 degree high at 3 PM and 66 degree low at 6 AM. Humidity ranged 71 percent morning and 55 percent evening. Listed are incident reports with addresses and damages from 3 PM to 8:10 PM, including Willam Erbinz, M Fisher & Co, Michael Picorra, Charles Clarke, and Bronx Company among others.
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Printing House Square
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MOXIE
Moxie Nerve Food CO
N.E
Haverhill Ste
Boston
Masse
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
34Th Street, West
Dolly Varden
Stange & Edwards
Proctor
Joe Welch
H. V. Fitzgerald
23Rd ST
Big Stock & Ethay
Vaud
Peaceful Valley
Garrick Theatre
35Th St. & B’way
Grace George
Knickerbocke
Geo. W. Lederer
the Wild Rose
Olympia Field
125Th St.& Lenox
Wallace’s Bway
30Th St. Engs
Mats
Rh. Rice
SHOW
Eamond Bee
Dodo
Blanhattan
Secre
Mrs. Fiske
Bee Oualy
Terrace Garden
THE
Black Hussar
Hall OF Fame
Star No
Patt Troubadglas
Luss
St. Nicholas
Hurtig & Seamon
Urtig & Seamon
Jeanne du Barri
Murray
Lady OF Lyons
Eden World
New Groupe
Bilusee
Polo Grounds
New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Ice Trust
Camp Roe
Lieut
Vanderbilt
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Smith
F. G. Anderson
Peekskill State Camp
Philadelphia
Reading
NEW Jersey Central
Reading Terminal
Brussels
Buddeeteas
San Remo
China
Empson Crawford Go
MES
the Times
Wilton Rugs
Io Sassensan
St. Nicholas Avenue
Woods
Delancey Street
East Sixteenth Street
William Erbinz
East One Hundred and Third Street
M. Fisher & Co
Second Avenue
Michael Picorra
West Farms Avenue
Bronx Road
Bronx Company
Charles Clarke
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