Two Missing Girls Haunt City as Helen Sullivan Sought
Eight year old Helen Sullivan remains missing after leaving Public School 117 on Wednesday. Marian Fay, twelve, returned home after a brief truancy and an alleged job interview with Mrs. Bonwit. detectives probe a Third Avenue moving picture show for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sullivan
East Seventy-eighth Street
Marian Fay
West Forty-eighth Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Fiftyfirst Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Mrs. Fay
Forty-eighth Street
Tenth Avenue
Miller's Drug Store
Jaren Kapan
Marian
Ayarets
Mrs. Bonwit
Helen
Third Avenue
Miss Dunbar
Thief Hits Girl in Yonkers Truss Company Robbery
Miss Elsie Hecker was assaulted as a thief lay in wait in Yonkers business district. Arnold Fischer of 21 Atherton Street snatched a handbag containing about $200 for travel home to Germany. He was tripped near St. John's Church Getty Square and arrested by Detective Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie. Hecker
Milworth Avenue
Silvers Truss Company
Arnold Fischer
Atherton Street
Main Street
Yonkers
Miss Hecker
Fischer
St. John's Church
Getty Square
Robert McCarthy
Beck
William H. Lent
Intereter
Germany
Ischer
Bank Employee Seized and Struck by Man at Main Street
A man grabbed a handbag with money from Miss Hecker after following her from the bank to the truss company building on Main Street. He struck her in the face when she resisted, according to the report.
Masonic Appointments List in New York Grand Lodge
Robert N. Kenworthy announces appointments in New York Masonic orders including Grand Chaplains Grand Marshal Grand Standard Bearer and many Grand Directories of Ceremonies with numerous district deputy grand masters and other officers across New York cities. Brethren listed span Brooklyn New York Buffalo Troy Rochester Yonkers and more with roles in ceremonies archives and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Kenworthy
Grand Master of
Agons of
State of New York, Yesteray
George R. van de Water
New “York
8Arkes Cadman
Brooklyn
James C. Russell
Nednta
Carl D. Case
Buffalo
William R. Watson
Sea Cliff
Willam E. Stevens
New York
Henry R. Freeman
Troy
Charles du B. Broughton
Oxford
John P. Peters
Rederick W. Norris
William N. Jubbell
Horace W. Smith
Byron
Jaco C. Kliiick
Robert A. Stewart
Edward Williams
Samuel G. Nichol
Isaac Stiefel
Frederick D. Morgan
Rochester
Mortimer Metzger
Moses B. Schmidt
Edward H. Clark
Adolph Kaudger
Edgeara D. Peters
Myron D. Jewel
Richfield Springs
George G. Street
Ithor
M. Suer
George W. Hacken-bergér
William Halley
Yonkers
Robert G. Holden
Charles L. Banks
New Berlin
John L. Lyttle
Valentino A. Hammel
William H. Sleeper, Jr
I Brooklyin
Henry Schwa
Barn gang lures victims to Brooklyn barn for robbery
Deputy Detective Chief Reynolds targets a Brooklyn gang based at an old farm barn at Eleventh Avenue and Sixty Fourth Street. Pauline Jarcowsky, 20, reports beating and theft after luring to the barn with two men. She says $99, a watch and necklace were stolen. James Murdock is jailed on charges of assault and theft. bail set at $2000. Police seek an Italian man named Tony and other associates in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Eleventh Avenue
Sixty-fourth Street
Brooklyn
Borden Milk Company
Sixtieth Street
Fort Hamilton Avenue
Bowery
Jarcowsky
Manhattan
Avenas
Fourteenth Street
Fort Hamilton
Evans
James Murdock
Miss Jarcowsky
Fifth Avenue
Geismar
Tony
Gercensky
Murdock
Pence
Helen Wilson
Adelphi Street
Fort Hamilton Street
Fifth Avenue Court
The Silent Call hero Hal returns to the ranch
The Silent Call follows Hal, son of a noble English father and a half breed, who after schooling and army training heeds the silent call home to his birthplace. The novel centers on his romance, carried by emotional intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Man Overboard as Money Toss Fails to Reach Steaming Liner
A roll of money tossed from the pier to the departing steamship Arabic sank after striking a stanchion. John Cosgrove intended the gift to Miss Mary O'Brien as the liner pulled away. Foreman William Rolgen salvaged part of the cash, about $170, while others searched the river for the rest amid excitement on the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Lime
John Cosgrove
Broadway
Mary O'Brien
Cosgrove
Piionne
Miss O’brien
Miss O'Brien
William Rolgen
Rolsen
Hudson River
Receivers Appointed For Kansas Dry Goods Firm
Federal Court in Kansas City named Henry L. Root and Charles Campbell as receivers for Jones Dry Goods Company. Total liabilities reach 1.4 million with assets around 2.0 million. Hollingshead & Campbell of New York filed the equity bill. Principal creditors are based in St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jones Dry Goods Company
West
Tony
Henry L. Root
Charles Campbell
Hollingshead & Campbell
New York City
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Horse Thief Shot After Chase and Arrests
Mounted Policeman Green wounded a horse thief after a half mile chase on Hillside. He recovered a horse and buggy, the thief fled into woods, another buggy escaped with a second thief. Police found a loaded revolver in the buggy. the wounded man disappeared in the woods. Detectives later detained Edward Corbett and William O Rourke as they attempted to pawn jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Sefver
Escareen
Nassauounty Shaye
Peliceman
Elie
John Wicks
Lynbrook
Martin V
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Yonkers Cashier
New York State
Harry L. Hedger
Glen Cove
Earl J. Adams
John J. MacCrum
James Hi Brice
Paul Morgan Crandall
Harold E. Lippincott
Dana B Pratt
Andrew T. Tallmadgt
John D. Strahmenn
Jean C. Tanty
Joseph A. Forrester
Prince's Hay
William H. Weeks
Carmel
James RB. McGiffert
Newburg
John Mi Janes
Poughkeepsie
John H. Sanford
Greenville
Arthur F. Bouton
Roxbury
Samuel S. Forster
Schenectady
H. Greeley Brown
Cregot
Anson German
Johnstown
George M. Stillman
Argyle
William F. Wilkinson
Warrensburg
James M. Atwood
Plattsburg
Welby W. Halle
Canton
J. —. Sill
Hughst Eickelberg
Rufus Ll. Scott
Fiian Sherer
Emil Frankel
Newark
Emanuel Loewenstein
Brookyn
Lambs &. Lawson
Desmond CO. Everhard
Edward M. Fethers
East Bringfield
Townsend Scudder Glen Head
Samuel Nelson Sawyer
Palmyra
George Cromwell
New Brighton
Robert I. Smith
John G. Wallenmeier
Tonawanda
Henry Lippmann
Williard J. Matthews
John A. Dutton
Frederick Q. Lemmermann
Williard H. Lisk
Babylon
James K. Stockwel
Owego
Walter F. Gibson
John P. Ruf
John G. Snyder
Frank V. Millard
Tarrytown
Hall
William Sherer
Samuel Nelson Sayyer
George J. Jackson
J. Hungerford Smith
Charles H. Armintage
Albany
William J. Maxwell
Bronky
Arthur Warren
Henry Schaefer
John Lloyd Thomas
IRL
Braten
Borhood
Gang
Edward Milton Boyle
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Simpson Ave
Gi Street
Smr ZU
Scotch and Frenth
Toil de Nord
Red Seal
Batses Seersucker
Pera
Wwegrd CO
Sixth Avenue
Europe
Kansas
Policeman
Simpson Crawford
Simpson Crawfors
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