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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1914

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Three Hold-Ups by Auto Bandits

A series of three hold ups by auto bandits ends with arrests after midnight. A chauffeur confesses after his car is traced to the crimes and the third robbery details are kept secret. Architects lose 500 as Brooklyn clerks are robbed on a building staircase.

Auto Bandits Brooklyn Manhattan Frederick Kelly East 137Th Street Kelly Rubin Faurot Mobrey Shier McKenzie Voorhefs & Gemlin Townsend Twenty-eighth Street National Bank Ming Willense Centra Third Avenue Thirty-fifth Street Reardon Fort Schuyler Tramilton Avenue Westchester Game Gang John M. Macury American Gan Company West Fourteenth Street

Lipton Confident Shamrock IV Will Take Cup

Sir Thomas Lipton telegraphed The Times from Southampton that his new challenger Shamrock IV fully justified his optimism and will bring the cup back to Old Ireland. A London Times dispatch notes high opinion of Shamrock IV and that time allowances will largely decide the outcome of September races. Separate reports cover a spate of bold automobile robberies in Brooklyn and Manhattan with multiple hold-ups yielding about $6,390.

NEW York Times London Thomas Lipton Southampton Old Ireland Portsmouth London Times Ainfield Thompson Thompson America Resolute Shamrock TV

Single Term for Wilson

Edwin F. Sweet Assistant Secretary of Commerce said President Wilson did not desire a second term. He added if Wilson runs again it would be to complete his work and because a second term would help implement his policies.

New York Times Detroit Mich Edwin FF. Sweet Wilson Mr. Sweet Roosevelt Washington Edwin F. Sweet Ev Bryan Jlson

Incomplete paragraph hints at U S politics and terms

A fragment from a June report cites Edwin F Sweet and President Wilson amid Democratic plots about a second term. It references Secretary Bryan and other unnamed figures in a discussion of political strategy and term limits.

Guggenheims built on tests and funds, says Daniel Guggenheim

Special to The New York Times. In Boston on June five Daniel Guggenheim testified in a mining suit over Chile Copper Company property. He said the Guggenheims never take outside interests, spend large sums to develop mines, abandon some after testing, and rely on commercial tests after laboratory ones. He cited Nipissing Mine losses and ongoing ore processing expenses. Ross sues Burrage for breach of contract over Chile Copper Company stake.

New York Times Boston Guggenheims Daniel Guggenheim New York Louis Ross Albert C. ‘Burrage Chile Copper Company Guggenheim Nipissing Chuquicamata Burrage Gugsenheim Pat. Ross

Fire engine crash after runaway horses in the Bronx

Fire engine driven by John A. Bryan swerved to avoid a woman with a baby as three horses galloped along Isid Street. The vehicle hit a tree and all crew were thrown. Capt. Edward Fagan was hospitalized with head and knee injuries but was not in serious condition. Police later arrested Leo Lawler after an unrelated altercation and false alarm from a passerby.

John A. Bryan Isid Street Bronx Edward Fagan Fordham Hospital Miskin Washington Avenue 154Th Street Gilbert Leo Lawler Lawler Tremont Gat

Trust Bills Pass House by Big Votes

Democrats celebrate as the House approves trust bills by large margins. Expect swift Senate action on the measures and a rapid final passage.

Queen Suffrage Protest Fails to Stir Courtroom Crowd

In Washington the House quickly passed three antitrust measures. the Covington Interstate Trade Commission and the Clayton and Railroad Capitalization bills proceed to the Senate. Bipartisan support and adjournment hints ensue as leaders hail the labor amendment and promise business relief. In London, Miss Mary Blomfield and her sister, militant suffragists, caused a disturbance at Buckingham Palace though the Queen viewed it as minor and a royal garden party for the year is canceled.

New York Times Washington House Senate Interstate Commerce Commission Covington Interstate Trade Commission Interstate Commerce Committee Senate Interstate Commerce Anderson Minnesota Barton Nebraska Burke South Dakota Campbell Kansas Cramton Michigan Curry California Davis Dillon Farr Pennsylvania Frear Wisconsin French Idaho Gardner Massachusetts Good Iowa Green Greene Vermont Haugen Hawley Oregon Helgesen North Dakota Johnson Kelley Kennedy Kinkaid la Follette Lenroot Mackenzie Illinois McLaughlin Mapes Mondell Wyoming Morgan Oklahoma Moss West Virginia Porter Roberts Nevada Scott Sinnott Sloan Smith J. M. C. Smith Sutherland Towner Ware Woods Bell Bryan Copley Tinois Falconer Hinebaugh Halings Kelly Lindbergh Macdonald Murdock Nolan Rupley Temple Tomson Tilmois Woodruff George White Ohio Walter M. Chandler New York Dunn Fairehild Gillett Moore Parkers Payne Wallin Bartlett Texas Buchanan Miesiasippi Georgia Garner Witherspoon Charles C. Carlin Virginia Judiciary Committee Democratic Party Representative Mann Buckingham Palace Mary Blomfield Lady Blomfield Sir Arthur Blomfield Royal Academy Daily Mail Miss Blomfield Douglas Dawson Blomfield Misses Blomfield Palace London Lst

Mystery of Bertha M. Clay and Dora Thorne author

The death of T. W. Hanshaw in England deepens the mystery surrounding Bertha M. Clay, author of Dora Thorne and other sensational novels. The Times teases more on tomorrow's Sunday edition. Also featured is a pictorial look at beautiful Mexico using the paper's new printing process.

Dora Thorne T. W. Hanshaw England Sunday Times Mexico The Times

Roosevelt Returns Home Well After Ocean Trip

Col Roosevelt arrived in Cherbourg then Paris en route to Spain for his son Kermit's wedding. He declined interview, praised the journey's health benefits, and said no further adventures planned. Ambassador Herrick hosted him. a French welcome marked by official ceremony.

New York Times Cherbourg Col. Roosevelt London Walter Savage Landor Savage Landor Savage Lander Theodore Roosevelt Olympic Spain Kermit Roosevelt Belle Wyatt Willard Roosevelt Poincaré M. Nichoux Col New York United States South America

Roosevelt and party welcomed at Plymouth by city officials

The Olympic, with Col Theodore Roosevelt Philip Roosevelt and Mrs Longworth aboard, docked in Plymouth where the Mayor and Arthur Lee M P welcomed them. Roosevelt plans to Paris Madrid then London to address the Royal Geographical Society on his Brazil expedition. He noted Plymouth’s beauty and refused to discuss politics with reporters.

New York Times London Olympic Theodore Roosevelt Philip Roosevelt Longworth Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Arthur Lee M. P Col. Roosevelt Paris Madrid Kermit Royal Geographical Society Brazil Admiral Drake Col Roosevelt Lee South America

Kermit's Round of Gayety in Madrid Attends Royal Court

Kermit Roose, guest at the American Embassy in Madrid, enjoys a luncheon by Ambassador Willard for the King and Queen and later visits the Court, attends theatres, and witnesses a bullfight. He finds press attention from reporters and photographers more daunting than his Brazilian jungle journey.

New York Times Madrid Kermit Roose Willard Mind Mine Willard Roosevelt Vell

Ledyard Testifies on Grand Trunk Ties in New Haven Inquiry

Lewis Cass Ledyard faced cross examination at the Interstate Commerce Commission about his role and knowledge in the Grand Trunk and New Haven investigations. He admitted friendship with J. P. Morgan yet claimed they often opposed him and he did not fear Morgan. The hearing covered minutes, loans, and suspected transactions, with Crim pressing questions about Mellen, Billard and the New London & Northern deal.

Aperial New York Times Washington Lewis Cass Ledyard Interstate Commerce Commission New Haven Ledyard Gov Folk Commission Mr. Ledyard Mr. Morgan Crim Mellen J. P. Morgan Grand Trunk New London & Northern Road Mr. Mellen New York Wise Grand Jury New Haven Road New England Navigation Company London & Northern Ta EE Comany Flard Jedyard Interstate Commerce Commission Huilding Billard Boston & Maine Gov Folk Rochersperger Mr. May New England Navigation Company Sn Bourd Navigation Company Europe Meergan Chamberlain Grand Tank Hayes Smithers Mellen Aegdlem Morgan Central Vermont Mr Morgan Rand Commodore

Carranza Expected to Proclaim Provisional Presidency

Washington discusses a Saltillo move by General Carranza to declare a provisional government and salute the American flag with 21 guns. Observers note Carranza would invite U S forces to withdraw from Vera Cruz, viewing Huerta as a usurper.

New York Times Washington Carranza Mexico Saltillo United States Vera Cruz Huerta

Carnegie Receives Lincoln Freedom Of City Honor

Andrew Carnegie was granted the freedom of the city of Lincoln and said he believed he was the happiest man alive. The ceremony took place in Lincoln on June 5 with Carnegie accepting the distinguished civic honor.

City of Lincoln New York Times London Andrew Carnegie City of Lincoln

Transatlantic Flight Planned This Summer in Martinesyde Biplane

It is announced the Gustav Hamel transatlantic attempt will proceed in August. Several applicants compete for the pilot seat in the Martinesyde biplane, with final selection due next week. Trial flight expected within a fortnight.

New York Times London Gustav Hamel

Inventory values Big Tim Sullivan estate at 1001277 dollars

Following Surrogate Cohalan order two months ago a full inventory of the Big Tim Sullivan estate was filed in Surrogate Court. William J. Hurke and Roderick J. Kennedy report the value at 1 001 277 dollars, higher than the earlier 970 257 dollar estimate.

Cohalan Tim ’ Sullivan William J. Hurke Roderick J. Kennedy Patrick H. Sullivan Lawrence Mulligan Gates

Tornado injures four in Hobers Iowa farm area

A small tornado struck Hobers Iowa on June 5 injuring Mrs Neth Hoogsterp and her three children when their farmhouse collapsed. A farm hand named Sorenson is missing. Debris along the Chicago and North Western tracks delayed trains and caused significant damage to the surrounding country.

Hospers Iowa Neth Hoogsterp Sorenson Chicago & Northwestern

Northland Floated After Reaching New London Reef

The steamer Northland owned by the Western Steamship Corporation was floated by J A Scott Wrecking Company after grounding on Bartlett's Reef. It entered New London harbor with badly punctured forward compartments. At midnight she is set to sail for New York for repairs with a reduced crew aboard.

New York Times New London Conn Northland Faastern Steamship Corporation Bartlett's Reef J. A. Scott Wrecking Company Northlandets New York Long Island Sound

3000 Rifles for Ulster

Belfast reports the Ulster Volunteers armory strengthened by 3000 Mauser rifles after a daring gun running feat by an Irish yachtsman. Some of the consignment landed south of Donaghadee while most rifles were delivered to the Belfast quay and cases moved from sight of police by volunteers.

Belfast Ulster Volunteers Donaghadee

Railroad workers back rate rise as industry warns of retrenchment

Washington report notes Fred L Felck of the Western Railroad Im offices testifies before the Interstate Commission that both workers and owners favor the 5 percent rate increase. He claims his union includes about 1 000 000 men and says prosperity should be shared. He cites widespread job losses and wage cuts as engineers and conductors face layoff and reduced hours.

New York Times Washington Fred L. Felck Western Railroad Sini Me Feick

Badger to Stop Huerta Gunboats in Tampico Crisis

Washington reports tense Mexican tension as US officials anticipate moves by Huerta’s gunboats near Tampico. The Antilla arms ship and Sunshine cargo draw mediation scrutiny, with Navy orders to block intercepts and protect the armistice while Tampico events threaten Niagara Falls talks.

New York Times Washington Vera Cruz Tampico Ward Antilla New York Navy Department Huerta United States Badger Puerto Mexico Alvaredo Tam Sunshine Galveston Bryan Gen. Ituerta Niagara Falls Sefior Riano Mexico Forday Durango Gien Carranes Parhayps Admiral Mayo

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