Reds in legal trap now hire attorney
Tarrytown prepares to send twelve agitators to Penitentiary as Sheriff Doyle allows a phone call to lawyer Justus Sheffield. District Attorney Weeks resists jury trial delay while Berkman and Beckey Edelson seek representation and plan protests in Union Square.
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White Plains
Trey
Justice of the Peace Moorehouse
Arthur Caron
Agiators
Doyle
Caron
Justus Sheffield
Tannenbaum Church
Sheffield
Berkman
Maxim Appell
Justice Moorehouse
Fountain Square
Kings County
Reds
Union Square
Tartown
Billy Burke
Burkeley Crest
Hastings
Mins Dlurke
Olicemen Leary
McQuade
Miss Burke
Lincoln Steffens
Leonard A
Arrytown
Sinclair
Reason
Cates
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Estate Faces Labor Strife and Denial of Access
Anarchists threaten dynamite as workers on the Rockefeller estate are laid off after four years. Townspeople suffer a major blow with a $30,000 monthly payroll disrupted. Heavy guards will surround the estate tomorrow and trespassers will be arrested, halting most work pending calmer conditions.
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Rockefeller
Quinlan Conviction Upheld By New Jersey Supreme Court
Patrick Quinlan an I W agitator was convicted for inciting to riot during the Paterson silk strikes and the verdict was affirmed. He faces two to seven years in prison and a $500 fine. He disappeared after a habeas corpus release and authorities suspect he fled to New York, with possible extradition needed.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Patrick Quinlan
In. W
Paterson
Supreme Court
Quinlan
New Jersey
New York
Wilson Replies On Memorial Day Speech Absence
A letter from President Woodrow Wilson to Forman J. Reynolds of Newark, head of New Jersey Grand Army of the Republic, confirms Wilson would attend Arlington Memorial Day services and regrets not delivering a longer prepared speech. The White House note dated June 1, 1914, quotes Wilson thanking Reynolds for May 26 correspondence and expressing appreciation for Reynolds’ efforts.
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Forman J. Reynolds
Newark
Grand Army of the Republic
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Stevens Institute of Technology Receives $560000 Donation
Alumni meeting in Hoboken announced donations totaling 560000 to Stevens Institute of Technology, conditioned on raising 800000 more. Rockefeller Foundation and Andrew Carnegie provided 250000 each, with 50000 from an anonymous donor and 10000 from W H Childs. Funds will boost endowment, cancel debts, and finance buildings and equipment.
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Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Alexander C. Humphreys
Alumni Association
Rockefeller Foundation
Andrew Carnegie
W. H. Childs
Brooklyn County Court to Hear Case with Up-State Judges
Supreme Court Justice Jaycox ruled Hy Lan and Roy were illegally appointed as County Judges in Kings. As a result, Judges from up-state counties will assist in Brooklyn County Court. On Monday, Judge G. H. Baker of Yates County and Judge J. C. Talmadge of Greene County will preside alongside Judges Dike and Fawcett.
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Supreme Court
Jaycox
John F. Hylan
Robert H. Roy
Kings
Brooklyn
G. H. Baker
Yates County
J. C. Talmadge
Greene County
Dike and
Fawcett
Two New Coroners Physicians Resign in Brooklyn
Dr Lester D Volk and Dr Gerard Kasper resign as Coroners' physicians in Brooklyn citing desire to focus on private practice. Dr Charles Wuest and Dr George W Tong are appointed to succeed them by Coroners Senior and Wagner. Dr Wuest previously served as coroner's physician.
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Lester D. Volk
Gerard Kasper
Brooklyn
Charles Wuest
George W. Tong
Wagner
Dr. Wuest
New York Association Calls Pension Plan for Poor Families
After eighteen months testing private pensions for 53 families the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor urges state city or private charity pensions for dependent widows and children. The report notes health gains and reduced neglect among beneficiaries and estimates a $93,000 annual shortfall to extend the program.
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New York Association For
Association
William H. Matthews
Bailey B. Burritt
Trust Bills Pass House By Big Votes
Representative Murdock lauds the party bills as a shift from a stale policy while warning the Clayton bill risks criminal charges for any business action. He expects a new trade commission with power to curb unfair practices and distinguish natural from artificial monopolies.
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Interstate Trade Commission
Commissioner of Corporations
Murdock
Congress
Trade Commission
Contempt and Employment Dispute Provisions Cited
The text discusses employment related disputes including terms or conditions of employment and the need to prevent irreparable injury to property with specific description in a sworn written application. It notes provisions for jury trials in indirect contempt or court cases and mentions injunction prohibitions by the till.
Thomas Davidson School Closes With Special Guests
The Thomas Davidson School will hold its closing exercises in the Educational Alliance auditorium tomorrow evening. Special guests include Justice Samuel Greenbaum and the Rev Dr Stephen Wise. Students leave and return for varied courses each year as no graduation is held.
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Thomas Davidson
Thomas Davidson School
Educational Alliance
Justice Samuel Greenbaum
Stephen 8. Wise
Ito
Bills Move to Tighten Railroad Funding and Create Trade Commission
The House approved a substitute for the Rayburn bill to tighten railroad control by the Interstate Commerce Commission including regular financial reports and filing certificates before stock or bond issues. A Covington Trade Commission bill would dissolve the Bureau of Corporations and set up a three member panel to oversee interstate firms with annual reports and possible penalties for late filings.
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Ashington
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Rayburn
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
Commission
Covington Trade Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Congress
Clayton Omnibus bill strengthens anti trust provisions
The measure expands the Federal Trade Commission role to report findings to the President and Congress, authorizes decrees in anti trust cases, and allows investigation of enforcement of court decrees. It tightens Sherman Act aims, bans price discrimination, and protects labor and farmer organizations under the act. Section 7 preserves organizational existence, while Section 18 restricts injunctive relief between employers and workers.
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Congress
Commission
House
American Federation of Labor
Judiciary Committee
United States
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