Broadway Swindle Suspect Nabbed In Times Square Sting
William O Reilly of Toronto identified branch of wire tapping gang in a staged meeting at Times Square. Detectives, led by Inspector Faurot, arrested Fred Gondorf and associates including George Mitchell and James Fitzgerall after O Reilly’s disguise baited the captors in a controlled pickup near Forty third Street.
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Colborne Street
Toronto
Canada
Joseph Faurot
Brooklyn
Inspector Faurot
O'Reilly
Gildea
Joseph Daly
Paul Martin
Nicholas Sussillo
Ernest Moore
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Broadway
O' Reilly
Faurot
Times Square
Fortythird Street
Fred Gondorf
Gondorf
Charles
Sing Sing
Duncan 8 Irry
Winnipes
Gon- Canada
Liberty
George Mitchell
Kentucky
James Fitzgerall
John Alias
Deafy " Morris
Henry Miller
James W. Ryan
Foxtal
O’reily
Buffalo
Charley Douglas
Douglas
Harry
Western Union
Chicago
New York
Reilly
Stern Union
West Forty Seventh Street
Agzain
West
Forty Yenth Street
Rebert
PD. Shrymer
Charity tag day kicks off from Hotel Astor with buttons
A group of young women under Mrs Edward Lazansky left Hotel Astor at dawn to start a two day tag drive for the Widowed Mothers Fund Association. They wore armbands bearing the charity name and carried banks, collecting on the first day while being hosted at the Fifth restaurant after the midway point. Prominent supporters including Mrs William Ein Stein and Dr Maurice Fischman attended.
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Edward Lazansky
Hotel Astor
Widowed Mothers’ Fund Association
William Ein‘Stein
Maurice Fischman
Morris D. Waldman
United Hebrew Charities
Henry Zuckerman
Harry Kraft
Daniel Guegenheim
Jefferson Seligman
Joseph Schoenberg
Charles Oppenheim
Leon Kamasky
D Annunzio Linked to Polish Heritage Sayings
A London dispatch reports the Daily Chronicle noting a Budapest tale claiming the Italian poet Gabriele d Annunzio is of Polish Jewish origin via his supposed ancestor Rappaport who became Rappazzi in Rome. The story asserts Counts Soluchowski and Gluchowski back the claim. It adds d Annunzio was born fifty one years ago in Pescara Abruzzi.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Frankfurter Zeitung
d’Annunzio
Germany
Teutons
Budapest
Annunzio
Poland
Rappaport
Counts3oluchowski
Rome
Rappazzi
Count Gluchowski
Russian secret order accuses Jews of aiding the Germans
A purported Russian military order dated November 14 accuses Jews in Poland and Galicia of aiding Germany. It calls for seizing Jewish leaders as hostages, warning of killings if any Jew aids the enemy, and directs searches for wireless devices. The Warheit reports the document as evidence of Russian distrust and anti Jewish policy. The order was signed by General Oblonsky and appeared in a Swiss Jewish band’s official organ.
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Galicia
Warheit
Russia
Oblonsky
Bobir
Switzerland
Guggenheims Lose Suit Over Yukon Asset Shares
Alfred Chester Beatty a mining engineer former Guggenheim official sued the Guggenheim Exploration Company claiming stock in Yukon Gold Company valued over 100000 dollars cash 27000 dollars and 30000 Yukon shares option. Appellate Division reversed Justice Gerard ruling and Beatty seeks profits from Alaska land purchases.
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Gerard
Berlin
Alfred Chester Beatty
Guggenheim Exploration Company
Yukon Gold Company
Yukon Company
Beatty
Alaska
Guggenheimention Company
Oscar A. Perry
Guggenheim Company
Fingerprint clues in Flatbush Shoe Store murder
Brooklyn police found four more fingerprints on a door frame at 1006 Flatbush Avenue where Gerhard Meisters, 63, was shot while eating. Detectives, led by Acting Captain Clare, suspect robbery but no motive yet. A man with a package seen nearby boarded a Flatbush trolley to Manhattan, and officers watch exits citywide.
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Flatbush Avenue
Gerhard Meisters
Maurice Eckfer
Brooklyn Police
Clare
Manhattan
Man Arrested In Cunard Blackmail Plot With Lusitania Threats
Frederick Stillwaggon, a Long Island fish merchant, was arrested after a two month blackmail campaign against Cunard Line. He had written threats to destroy ships including the Lusitania unless paid 20000. Authorities say the letters showed inside knowledge, but Stillwaggon confessed to fabricating a German agent role. He faces blackmail and attempted extortion charges.
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Central Office
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Lusitania
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New York
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Williamsburg
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Sullwaggon
Brooklyn
Proctor’s Theatre
Fifty Eighth Street
Third Avenue
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Bethlehem Steel Works
Boston Harbor
Mexico Food Relief Efforts Expanded By Government
The Wilson administration arranged Red Cross food relief for Mexico City and other areas. War Secretary Garrison ordered border warehouses to store supplies, with the Red Cross handling transport and distribution while the army covers border hubs.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Elswhere
Frederick Funston
Red Cross
Secretary of War
Wilson
Red Croak
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Aguascalientes
Carranza to Reply to Wilson Note From Vera Cruz
Carranza plans a cordial and serene reply to President Wilson noting hope for the Constitutionalists. He sees Washington's stance as avoidable foreign action and hints at recognition after retaking Mexico City. The message will urge American aid for peace and credit Wilson with championing democracy amid Villa's factional clashes.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Wilson
John R. Silliman
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
Silliman
JesusTrueta
Villa
Constitutionalists
Cientifico Party
Marital discord widens as Wheeler suit resumes
Mrs Claudia Wheeler tearfully testifies in Supreme Court before Justice Hendrick over a furniture replevin suit tied to a separation and alimony. Albert Wheeler, claiming lack of funds, sent a Chicago deposition arguing his divorce loss was due to alleged perjury by his wife. Ruling blocks some deposition lines. case continues Monday.
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Albert Gallatin Wheeler
Chicago
Claudia Theresa Camstedt Wheeler
Justice Hendrick
Supreme Court
New Church for Baptists to Rise at Amsterdam Avenue
The Central Baptist Church led by Rev. F. M. Goodchild plans a new structure on Amsterdam Avenue and adjacent site. Demolition starts August 1 with worship moved to Battery Methodist. The project has about 425,000 available for building, with possible endowment allocations.
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F. M
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Amsterdam Avenue
Battery Methodist Swedish Street
Eighty-ninth
Booth denies Kanff tied to Voluntary Aid group
Ballington Booth, president of the Volunteers of America, informed The New York Times yesterday that it had been misinformed Kate Kanff, the prison worker arrested for extortion, was ever a member of the organization. She was never connected with the group, he said.
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the Volunteers of America
New York Times
Kate Kanff
The
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Mr. Booth
Mexico City Outlook Bright As Carranza Sees Victory
Carranza believes he will soon reoccupy Mexico City and restore communication while restricting Villa to northern areas. Meanwhile Mr. Silliman reports Americans and other foreigners in Mexico City plan to leave next week for Vera Cruz.
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Thomas D. Hohler
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Pachuca
Carranza
Villa
Mr. Silliman
New Revolt Breaks Out in Quintana Roo Mexico
Special to The New York Times reports a new revolt against Carranza in Quintana Roo on the eastern shore of the territory, led by General Garcilazo with headquarters at Santa Cruz de Bravo. Details are sparse, but rebels reportedly aim to extend toward Yucatan, potentially affecting the sisal hemp issue. The U.S. State Department notes Garcilazo has turned against Carranza and is offensive but has not yet advanced toward Yucatan.
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Yucatan
Campeche
British Honduras
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Garcilazo
Carranza i
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Santa Cruz de Bravo
Ascension Bay
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Villista Consul General backs Mexican presidential candidate
Francisco Urquidi, Villista Consul General, promotes Manuel Vasquez Tagle for Mexico’s presidency, arguing he can unite factions. Tagle, still Villista Minister of Justice, refused to shake Huerta’s hand after Madero’s assassination. Huerta demanded Tagle’s resignation, and Tagle rejected authority.
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Roque Gonzales Garza
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Huerta
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Ten engineers sign with Philadelphia amid threats of strike
Ten engineers on the American liner Philadelphia sign articles amid a threatened strike over double pay. The company insists on maintaining the ship’s crew. engineers argue risk of mines or torpedoes justifies higher pay during the war.
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Great Britain
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New York
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Rubio flings at Wilson over Mexico policy clash
Colonel P Ortiz Rubio, head of the Carranza aligned Food Commission, said he cannot believe President Wilson intends intervention in Mexico. He criticized Wilson’s note as inconsistent with earlier remarks and warned that intervention would mean war, noting Mexico’s internal turmoil and American strength.
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Food Commission
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
Rubio
Rabie
Indianapolis
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Indianapeolis
Europe
City May Build Dumps On Riverside Pier
Supreme Court Justice Govegan had blocked a covered garbage dump on West Seventy seventh Street but Riverdale Realty Company now faces the city’s plan to proceed. Commissioner of Street Cleaning John Fetherston and Commissioner of Docks R. Smith would oversee the dump, which Riverdale argues would harm tenants at Riverside Drive and Eighty-sixth Street. The appellate court noted park domain does not extend to the water at the proposed site and ruled the dump would not be a nuisance by mere existence. its nuisance status would depend on its use.
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Eighty-Sixth Street
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Italian laboring town looted after Villa evacuation
Reports describe mob violence in Monterey as Villa forces left and local authorities failed to stop disorder. Vigilance committees comprised of Mexicans and foreigners imposed drastic measures to restore calm amid roving crowds of men women and children. Food shipments from the American Red Cross arrived as authorities work to reestablish order.
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Ferricno
Villa
Pasenger
Monterey
American Red Cross
Mobs Sack Monterey After Villa Withdrawal
Reports from Laredo Texas on June 4 recount hunger riots looting and bloodshed during Monterey evacuation. Passengers arriving with tales say five rioters were killed and twelve wounded, linked to Rafael Ferrigno amid disorder as Villa troops departed.
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Laredo
Texas
Monterey
General Caranza Sends Nephew to Buy Planes in US
Vera Cruz dispatch notes General Caranza has sent his nephew Alberto Silinas head of the aero corps to the United States to purchase twenty four aeroplanes of American manufacture.
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New York Times
Vera Cruz
General Carranza
Alberto S.linas
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United States
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