Woman Abducts 5 Year Old Sophie Weisberg in City Street
Police search across New York after a stranger lured Sophie Weisberg, five, and her sister Fannie away near 145th Street and Eighth Avenue. Detectives Tunney Gaynor and Toner, with added staff, pursue a tall 30 year old woman with gold teeth, white floral waist, black skirt, and large black plume hat.
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152D Street
Sophie Weisberg
Barnet Weisberg
West 145Thtreet
Fannie
Fanie
Sophie
145Th Street
Weisberg
Fanny
Highth Avenue
Naa
Fann
Foert
Haift
144Th Street
Tunney
Gaynor
Toner
Brook Av
Bronx
Chambermaids Quit as Brokers and Waiters Strike
Two waiter and cook walkouts plus a chambermaid action marked a broad hotel and restaurant strike. Workers at the Luncheon Club on the Stock Exchange and the Machinery Club left at noon, with others at Grand Central Station and Hotel Imperial joining the action. Union leaders touted gains while proprietors reported many strikers returning and promised future demonstrations at Carnegie Hall.
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Stock Exchange
Machinery Club
Church Street
Grand Central Station
Hotel Imperial
International Hotel Workers’ Union
The
Pullman
Bryant Hall
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Proeves
the Imperial
Archambault
Broadway
Plaza
Virginia
J. P. Reddy
Mouquin’s
Fulton Street
Mouquin
Parisien
Highth Avenue
Lorber’s
Carlos
West Twenty-fourth Street
Louis Marstin’s
Rose Pastor Stokes
Amsterdam Opera House
West Forty-fourth Street
Edward Blochlinger
Theotel
Carnegie Hall
Morris Hillquit
John Wanhope
Adolph Gremer
United Mine Workers
Real estate broker Arthur S Levy commits suicide at Broadway office
Arthur S Levy a 58 year old real estate broker shot himself in the right temple in his office at 1451 Broadway shortly before 6 PM. He was married and lived at 106 to 110 Central Park West. Coroner Hellenstein attributed possible motive to ill health and despondency.
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Arthur S. Lévy
Broadway
Levy
Mr. Levy
Barnard
Central Park West
West Thirtieth Street
William Radam Microbe
New York
Prince Street
John Mulvihill
Mulvihill
House Panel Drops Dill ingham Bill and Backs Burnett Measure
Washington June 4 The House Immigration Committee struck out the full Dillingham bill and ordered the Burnett literacy test bill reported. The Burnett plan would exclude aliens over 16 who cannot read English or another language, with limited family rights for legible relatives. The Dillingham proposal favored broader literacy testing and testing by reading and writing.
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New York Times
Washington
Dillingham
United States
House Immigration Committee
Burnett
House
Senate
Goldfogle
New York
Sabath
Chicago
Catlin
St. Louis
Judge Goldfogle
Texas
Gardiner
Massachusetts
Alabama
Representative Powers
Kentucky
Hayes
California
Bell
Georgia
Helgesen
North Dakota
Brown
West Virginia
Gardner
Foreign Affairs Notes Mention Rio Exhibition and Diplomats
Notes report that Brazil plans to send Para's permanent and special rubber exhibits to New York for the September Rubber Exhibition. Edwin V Morgan presents credentials to President Fonseca as U S ambassador. King Albert receives Panama-Pacific Exposition commissioners and Belgian plans. American Minister Dodge in hospital convalesces, expects return by week end.
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Rio Janeiro
New York
Para
Paris
Edwin V.morgan
Fonseca
Brussels
King Albert
San Francisco
Wagsem
Lisbon
Panama
Dodge
Jene
Bullfrog Turtle Owl Gifts for Cunard Captain Turner
Three peculiar offerings await Capt. W. T. Turner of the Mauretania on arrival Friday. A snapping turtle, a croaking bullfrog, and a hooting owl were sent from upstate friends to be taken to Liverpool’s aquarium. The owl required 1.88 in dues, paid in limited funds on the pier. The animals are kept together in the pier head room to avoid disturbing other crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Turner
Cunard
Mauretania
Liverpool
Aquarium
MIT Names Lindgren Head Of Geology Dept
Prof Waldemar Lindgren of the United States Geological Survey in Washington has been chosen to head MIT's Geology Department. The appointment, announced by President Maclaurin at commencement, replaces Dr T A Jaggar Jr who will serve five years as Director of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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Bryant Hall
F. A. Reid
Hotel Men’s Association
Oscar
Waldorf- Astoria
Gotham
Manhattan
Plaza
St. Denis
Savoy
Stella Pavlowitz
East 138Th Street
138Th Street
Brown Place
Bronx
Miss Painowitz
Boston
Waldemar Lindgren
United States Geological Survey
Washington
Geological Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maclaurin
Lindgren
T. A. Jaggar, Jr
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
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Natures Grandest Court
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
K. E. Palmer
Cor. 31St St
Madison
Batiste
Dimity
Net
Vichy
Imperial Women Workers
And
Arthur S. Levy
Stitutes Burnett
Usuenad
Usher
Messrs
Andrew
Usher & CO
King George V
Nicholas & CO
Notes of Foreign Affairs
Crow’s Nest
Weber and Heilbroner
Norfolk
Newport
Madras
Weber and Heilbroners
Webern Heilbroner
Nassau
Cortlandt
Broedwep
42Nd End
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ave
Bullfrog
Capt
Turner
Pas
Havana
Flor de Marias
Aeere
United Cigar Stores
C. Fischer
West 28Th Street
9Th Avenue
Hartmann
Saks
General Sherman
New Jersey
Saks Auto Department
Saks & Company
34Th Street
B. Akman & CO
Hirth
34Th and
35Th Streets
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