Affable man swindled in West Fortieth Street pool game
Charles Dobel of New Brunswick New Jersey says he was fleeced for 146 in a pool parlor on West Fortieth Street after being lured by an affable young man claiming pool skill. Detectives arrested eight suspects, including the alleged proprietor Charles Stewart, 22, and seven others labeled suspicious. Dobel and Theodore Lang will testify. Mayor McClellan was not confirmed to receive any appeal letter.
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New York
Charles Dobel
Heck
New Brunswick
N. J
West Fortieth Street
Charlie
Dobel
Wun
Minor
Ciecorge
McCleikan
Maco
Little Mae
Antietam
Mae
Dobe
Mac
Debel
Finn
Brueck
Charles Stewart
West Thirtyfourth Street
Cottrett
Theodore Lang
Beach Avenue
Fortifthc Street
McClellan
Capt
Cottrell
Transfers Used To Rob On Northern New Jersey Trolleys
Public Service Corporation of Northern New Jersey investigates fraudulent transfer tickets on trolley lines covering Newark Jersey City Hoboken Paterson Passaic Bayonne Elizabeth and The Oranges. Prosecutors in Passaic and other counties pursue conspired theft by motormen conductors and allies as company seeks stricter action.
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Publc Service Corporation
New Jersey
Scotch the Snake
Newark
Trolley Corporation
Paterson
Eugene Emler
Passaic County
W. B. Gourley
Public Service Corporation
Emler
MISS HARRIMAN STARTS SUMMER ESTATE BUILDINGS
Cornelia Harriman daughter of E R Harriman is building a 500000 mansion on Forrest Lake atop a mountain near Arden Orange County. She also reconstructs a boathouse and studio on Echo Lake close to Forrest Lake for her summer retreat on the Barriman estate.
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New York Times
Middletown
Cornelia Harriman
ER. J. Harriman
Minister Converts to Catholicism in Hackensack
The Rev. Ernest Willoughby Jewell, former Protestant Episcopal rector in Michigan, left the communion to join the Roman Catholic Church at Newman School Hackensack. He will study for priesthood at the Sulpician Seminary in Montreal after being received by Father Gartland.
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Marquette
Mich
Sulpician Seminary
Montreal
Quebec
Diamond in Chicken Fricassee Sparks Village Stir
Mrs John Phillips of Westchester Village bought a chicken that hid a diamond worth 125 dollars. The butcher Abraham Heerdt found the gem in the bird and alerted a jeweler, drawing a crowd as villagers rushed to buy other chickens instead of meat.
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John Phillips
Main Street
Westchester Village
Abraham Heerdt
Heerdt
Mrs. Phillips
Street Closure On Pittsburg Theatre After Fire
Fire damaged Avenue Theatre on Pittsburg Street leading to the closure of the street and the building over safety fears. Authorities cited dangerous walls and possible collapse after yesterday’s blaze. Local fire chief warned against public access until structural stability is reassessed.
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Pittsburg
Avenue Theatre
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Ernest Willoughby Jewell
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New York. Times
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Darling
Jackson
Stamford
Michigan
Broadway
Saks & Company
Nainsock
S. S H Peek
WAIS
Madras
Dresden
C. B
R. & G. Augustine
Z. Z
Augustine
Pompadour
Mother Hubbard
Eeeeeaereas
34Th Street
Ins
Shanghai
Venice
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