Suffragists Hopeful as Conventions Open in Chicago
Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont arrives in Chicago to press the Congressional Union amid union tensions. She predicts adoption of the Susan B. Anthony amendment and urges party unity to win federal suffrage. Delegates from Pennsylvania and other states head to Chicago for key conventions and a suffrage parade planned for Wednesday.
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New York Times
Chicago
C. H. P. Belmont
New York
Joseph Coleman
Bush Street
Congressional Union
New York City
Belmont
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Polticians
Congressional _U
Blackstone Theatre
American Women's Suffrage Nation
Princess Tre
Gy Teers
Lise Alice Paul
National Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapa Catt
Maude Younger
Cali
Washington
Lucy Burns
Woman's Party
Women of America
Eash
United States
Miss Burns
Democratic Party
Ann Martin
Kenne
Iher Oing
Rs. Belmont
Helmont
Bell
Ent
Tillian Colorado
Margaret Lee
J. H. Morrow
Montana
Louise Garnet
Utah
Colorado
Horc v
McManus
Idaho
Mabelernon
Nevada
Avery Coonley
Elizabeth Gerberding
California
Suffragists Claim Iowa Victory in Early Returns
June 5 report from PRA Movies notes early returns show Iowa likely adopting a constitutional amendment granting women suffrage with a smaller majority than hoped. Mississippi River counties largely oppose while central western and northern counties favor. Mrs Arthur M Dodge says victory is secured and credits voter information efforts for anti foul rhetoric.
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PRA
Mississippi River
Arthur M. Dodge
Brumbaugh’s Total Vote in Pennsylvania Primary
Harrisburg reports the State Department announced completion of the presidential primary vote tally. Brumbaugh earned a statewide total of 233,095 votes as the final counts were released summarizing the complete results.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penn
State Department
Statewide County Vote Totals By Candidate
Election tallies across sixty seven counties show Republican Brumbaugh with 233 005 votes and Roosevelt 12 350 in statewide results. Democratic Wilson 1 582 and scattering 257. Roosevelt leads in Washington with 3 715 and 2 043 scattering. Prohibition lists Brumbaugh 242 and Wilson 241 with scattered votes totaling 142 202 for Ford.
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Brumbaugh
Roosevelt
Ford
Hughes
Knox
Root
Grundy
Scatterin
Wilson
Scattering
Washington
Gene Ee
Prohibition
Democratic Sweep in Chicago Courts and Bonds
Chicago voters backed the full Democratic ticket and approved a bridge and electric light extension bond issue exceeding 5 million dollars. The plan for a new Criminal Courts Building failed. Seven Superior Court Judges were chosen.
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Chicago
Criminal Courts
Re Papenet Regains Norwich City Government Control
In Norwich, Allyn L. Brown, Republican, won the mayoralty over Democrat Henry Gebrath as the city swung back to the Republicans in the biennial fayoralty election. Brown secured the mayoral seat reflecting a shift in local government.
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Norwich
Conn
Allyn L. Brown
Henry Gebrath
Waiter’s 70 000 Dollar Stock Tip Suit in Brooklyn
John Quinn, a Delmonico’s waiter, sues Rudolph Schalk and Otto Wagner in Brooklyn Supreme Court claiming they advised him to invest in Brossire Rapid Transit stock and other securities, turning a $800 tip into $70,000 before alleged losses and missed payments. The brokers deny owing any balance, citing lost funds and statute limits. The trial continues.
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John Quinn
Delmonico’s
Quinn
Rudolph Schalk
Otto Wagner
Justice Kelley
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Schalk
Wagner
Brossire Rapid Transit
Behalk
Flag Burners In Court At Tombs for Desecration
Nine participants in Bouck White s flag burning festival at the rear of his Church of the Social Revolution appeared before Magistrate McAcco at the Tombs Court on a charge of flag desecration and were paroled in the custody of their counsel until next Thursday. Rosa Fein failed to appear and was ordered produced Thursday. the case tied to Daughters of the Revolution officials and a planned Board review in Washington on June 22.
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Bouck White
Rosa Fein
Gir
Magistate McAdoo
Fog Destroyers
Mra
Alice Hunt
West Twenty-first Street
Mercer Cheen Johnston
Newark
N. J
William Cumming Story
The
Daughters of the Revoluion
Organization For Action
Woausaington
Rescue Efforts Launched for Shackleton Party
London leaders of the Royal Geographical Society say the Admiralty faced war constraints in freeing the marooned Shackleton expedition members at Elephant Island. A suitable ship is being sought within days, with hopes a South Georgia vessel may depart immediately.
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NEW York Times
London
Douglas Freapfied
Royal Geographical Society
Scciery
Shackleton
Admiralty Committee
Elephant Island
South Georgia
Drowns When Mud Scow Sinks East of Scotland Lightship
A crew member of Mud Scow No. 4 owned by Daly and Ivans drowned when the scow sank late today three and a half miles east of Scotland Lightship. The imperial scow was in tow of the tug at the time of the accident.
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Mud Scow No. 4
Daly & Ivans
Scotland
Iperial
Arrests of Bolton Hall and Ida Eastman on Birth Control Pamphlet Warrants
Bolton Hall attorney of 29 Broadway and Mrs Ida Rauh Eastman were arrested on warrants issued by Chief Magistrate McAdoo for distributing birth control pamphlets at a May 20 Union Square meeting. Hall posted bail. Eastman released on $500 bail for examination in Yorkville Court. Several others at the meeting were warned of possible arrest or summons. Emma Goldman and Leonard D Abbott were among those named. DA Swann would not prosecute those distributing birth control materials at properly regulated meetings.
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Broadway
Ida Rauh Eastman
Union Square
Hall
Yorkville
Eastman
Masses
West Sixteenth Street
McAdoo
Swann
Leonard D. Abbott
Jessie Ashley
Ida Raith Eastman
John Sloan
Emma Goldman
Rose Pastor S Tokes
Miss Goldmnen
Smurg
Milar
Bravport
Carnege Hal Mere
We Westwentieth Street
Washington Square
I 'Mn
Lane
Wisconsin Governor Philipp Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Milwaukee Wis June 5 Governor Emanuel L Philipp of Wisconsin underwent an operation for appendicitis here today. His physician said he is out of danger. Philipp had planned to attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago as a delegate at large after becoming ill Saturday.
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Gov. Philipp
Milwaukee
Wis
Emanuel L. Philipp
Wisconsin
Phili
Chicago
Banker Robert M Shaw Weds Model Miss Lillian Mahoney
Robert Marsden Shaw a New York banker married Lillian Mahoney in a private Brooklyn ceremony on June 1. The 19 year old model, who posed for Gibson and Henry Hutt, faced opposition from her aunt and uncle, and witnesses included Mrs. Shaw and a broker. The couple planned a quiet stay in Atlantic City and then Block Island.
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Robert Marsden Shaw
Broad Street
Richard S. Darling
White Plains
Katherine Lyall Bhaw
Brooklyn
James Mahoney
West 180Th Street
Shaw
Hayden Holmes
Garden Place
Fannie Hall
Morgan Firm Accused in Theft Tale In Trap Plot
A Morgan firm was ordered to procure cotton lanterns for the French government. The purchase allegedly exposed a thief within the Morgan concern who had leaked information, according to the speaker.
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Morgan Concern
Woods testifies in secret before Thompson Committee
Commissioner Woods testified at secret hearings on police wiretapping and AMC permission to tap without telephone company approval. The session addressed Staten Island wire tapping and a garbage disposal fight led by William Wirt Mills. Mayor Mitchel declined to discuss charges while confirming no formal charges were filed.
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Gods
Arthur
Thompson
Senator Thompson
Woods
AMC
Frank Moss
Commissioner Woods
van Name
Rriage Crematory
Staten Island
J. Moss
Mitchel
William Wirt Mills
Manor Head
West New Brighton
Wallatein
Stacen Island
Moss
Thompson Committee
Bwann
D. C. Potter
Dean Potter
W. R. Farrell
Prizes Awarded for Liberty Day Contests at Sheepshead Bay
Prizes from bronze medals to 6 foot bronze figures were distributed last night at the Hotel Astor for athletic and Turner events linked to the American Liberty Day celebration at the Sheepshead Bay Speedway. Medals in bronze, silver, and gold featuring the Goddess of Liberty and enamel American flag were common, with many stones in red white and blue. Over sixty prizes went to Marathon runners and many large awards were sent directly to recipients. Total prize value exceeded 1200 dollars.
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Sheepshead Bay
Hotel Astor
Waite Taken From Sing Sing For Prison Photos
Dr Arthur Warren Waite the poisoner was allowed outside the death house at Sing Sing Prison to be photographed in the Rogues Gallery. He posed for two pictures one frontal and one profile then was returned to his cell amid remarks about thinning and strain.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Arthur Warren Waite
Seeey
Rogues’ Gallery
Waite
Night Court Opens for Civil Cases in Wage Disputes
A new night municipal court in the Second Municipal District at 264 Madison Street handles wage cases under 50 dollars. Justice Levy and colleagues announced four weekly sittings starting June 15, with rotation among Justices and support from legal aid groups. The aim is to aid workers who cannot take a day off work and to test the court's effectiveness for broader use.
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Municipal District
Madison Street
Aaron J. Levy
Board of
Municipal Court Justices
Second District
Gustave Hartman
Benjamin Hoffman
Leonard A. Snitkin
Levy
Justice Levy
Nathan PD. Perlman
Mitchel
Board of Justices
Bank Clerk Dies At Desk After 35 Years Of Service
William H. Harriman 57-year-old National City Bank clerk collapsed at his desk from heart disease while working overtime. Son of Charlce Harriman founder of Greystone real estate, he lived at 701 West 179th Street and leaves a brother and two sisters.
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William H. Harriman
National City Bank
Mr. Harriman
Charlce Harriman
Greystone
Samuel Untermyer
Samuel J. Tilden
West
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