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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
4
Campaign to Launch Boy Scout Drive in New York
The opening rally at the Hippodrome tomorrow kicks off a nationwide effort to recruit 1,000,000 adult associates. National head McAdoo and New York chairman Edwards lead a lineup of prominent backers for the June 8 to 14 drive, with 29,000 solicitors and 27 district teams planned across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Week
Boy Scout Organization
Rass
Hippodrome
Shout
New York City
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
William H Edwards
Internal Revenue
Edwards
McAdoo
John F O'Ryan
Duffy
Joseph Silverman
Royal S. Copeland
Police Glee Club
Elsie Janis
Ed Wynn
Sub-Treasury
Martin Vogel
United States
Colin H. Livingstone
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. McAdoo
Daniel Carter Beard
New York
Manhattan Camvass Committee
Firence
Accuses Head of Hospital of Abuse at Dannemora
Special to The New York Times Albany June 6 Governor Smith learned attorney Louis Greenspan of Jamaica Long Island accuses Dannemora State Hospital inmates of maltreatment. He names Dr John H Ross as responsible for two inmate deaths alleging guards beat them to death He cites five men illegally housed and seeks release for Philip Bishop of New York City to a private hospital Also names William Levine Samuel Brandt John Shuman James Belden. Dr Ross appointed after death of Dr Charles EB North killed by inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Smith
Louis J. Greenspan
Jamaica
L. I
Dannemora
Greenspan
John H. Ross
Philip Bishop
New York City
Bishop
William Levine
New York
Samuel Brandt
Brooklyn
John Shuman
Elmira
James Belden
Ross
Charles EB. North
Italian printer Maniani testifies in Zurich trial
Menani an Italian printer living in Zurich admits ties to German terrorist network during the war. He says he received funds from a German lieutenant Joris and Hungarian officer Veugh and bought bombs grenades and revolvers. Dr Briss notes Hindu revolutionists Hafis and Chattopasgaya moved HQ from Paris to Zurich and once sent explosives and bacteria bottles for horse killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Menani
Joris
Veugh
Briss
Hafis
Chattopasgaya
Paris
Tie Itness
Berlin
Italy
Shellmakers in Fraudsuit in New Haven
Warrants issued by U S District Attorney for Connecticut against George E Matthies Seymour. William C Huntoon Continental Metals Providence. Walter H Hensey Gilbert J Loomis Frederick White New York brokers alleging use of the mails to defraud the Romanian Government. Contracts worth millions. charges involve several hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
John F. Crosby
United States
Connecticut
George E. Matthies
Seymour
Wiliam C. Huntoon
Continental Metals Company
Providence
Walter H. Hensey
Gilbert J. Loomis
Frederick White
New York City
Mr. Matthies
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Department of Justice
Federal Grand Jury
Hartford
New Zealand Considers Meat Price Pact With Britain
London asks New Zealand to aid Britain against American meat packers. Idea proposed to sell New Zealand meat in London at a set price. If the trust cuts prices, Britain and New Zealand would counter on their own ground. Conference of New Zealand producers convened to discuss the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
Great Britain
Daily Mail
Christchurch
Californians Start a Boom for Johnson
A call for a Republican conference in San Francisco on June 14 to discuss Hiram W. Johnson’s candidacy for president was sent to party leaders statewide. The organizers denounce Democratic blunders and highlight Johnson’s career as governor and senator, with about two hundred leaders expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
AN Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Johnson
No Corruption Found in State Fair Commission Probe
Albany June 6 A special commissioner Charles E Norris reported to Governor Smith that an inquiry into the State Fair Commission found no corruption by the commission or its contractors. The investigation, urged by Onondaga County District Attorney, suggested issues of practice but did not justify grand jury hearings. The governor sent the report to Lieutenant Governor Walker with recommendations for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Fair Commission
Charles E. Norris
Smith
Norris
Onondaga County
Walker
Poetry Prize Divided Between Widdemer And Sandburg
Columbia University announced the Poetry Society prize of 500 for the best American verse volume in 1918. It is split between Margaret Widdemer for The Old Road to Paradise and Carl Sandburg for Cornhuskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Poetry Society
Margaret Widdemer
Carl Sandberg
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Richard Burton
Sara Teasdale
Perkins
Willard P. Ferking
John L. Baker
West 105Th Street
New York City
School of Architecture
Alumni Association of the
Pmilio Rabasa, Jr
West 112Th Street
Columbia
E Wen
FE. M. Lehnerts
University of Minnesota
Pepuie
Overseas convalescent camp at Camp Dix closes
Camp Dix New Jersey closes its Overseas Convalescent Central Camp today after processing thousands of troops. Forty convalescents remain to be discharged this week as the facility winds down, having rehabilitated many veterans who suffered wounds or illnesses through modern medical science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dix
New York Times
N. J
Overseas Convalescent Central
Navy Impostors Sought by District Attorney Aid
Rear Admiral J H Glennon asks District Attorney Swann for aid in catching impostors wearing uniforms who swindle sailors families. H O Rittenhouse reports impostors visit welfare groups, steal names and addresses, then write to relatives claiming naval emergencies to obtain funds. Four impostors caught. two jailed, two awaiting sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Glennon
Third Naval District
Swann
Naval Intelligence
H. O. Ritten‘house
Naval Service
Mr. Rittenhouse
Talley
Admiral Glennon
Maine Court Bars Ginger as Intoxicant
The Maine Supreme Court ruled Jamaica ginger an intoxicant making sale or possession unlawful. The decision cites evidence that Jamaica ginger could be consumed as a beverage to produce intoxication, citing three brews with 95 28 and 55 percent aglebol seized a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Jamaica
Supreme Court of Maine
Nixon names a deputy for public service
Public Service Commissioner Lewis Nixon announced the appointment of Edward J. Glennon as a Deputy City Chamberlain at a salary of 7500 dollars a year. Nixon plans two more deputy appointments and will take time choosing. Glennon, a Bronx lawyer, also follows Daniel L. Ryan appointed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Lewis Nixon
Edward J. Glennon
Nixon
Glennon
Daniel L. Ryan
Janey
Bronx
Border killings amid Ford libel trial testimony
Mrs Nellie F Austin of Sebastian Texas testifies for the defendant in Henry Ford v Tribune about Mexican raiders killing her husband and son near the Rio Grande in 1915. Witnesses recount raids near Sebastian and a civil engineer describes bandits firing on a work train as jury adjourns to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Clemens
Mich
Nellie F. Austin
Sebastian
Texas
Rio Grande
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
W. L. Conrad
Roscoe H. Smith
J. C. Tucker
Ford
Elinor Medill Hatterson
The
Tribune
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Patterson
United States
Germany
Tucker
von Bernstorff
Mr. Austin
Smith
Conrad
Brownsvillle
Four Small Nations League formed by Esthenian groups
The League of the Four Small Nations unites Esthenians Lithuanians Letts and Ukrainians of America after conferences among American ethnic leagues. Vincent F Jankus is chairman with Maronday as vice chairman Vladimar Lototsky as secretary and John Kalnin as treasurer. The group seeks recognition of Esthenia Ivia Lithuania and Ukrainia by the U S government and aims to unite on democratic principles similar to the original United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Four Small Nations
Ivan Narodny
Esthenian League
American Esthenian League
Settish National League of America
Lithuanian National Council of America
Ukrainian National Societies
America
Vincent F. Jankus
Lithuanian Council
Maronday
Vladimar B. Lototsky
John Kalnin
Lettish League
United States
Esthenia
Ivia
Lithuania
Ukrainia
Rossbach Estate Appraisal Details Show Wealth Mix
The estate of Leopold Rossbach from J. H. Rossbach & Bros. at 655 Frankfort Street was valued at 2,898,650 with a life interest of 2,174,106 for his wife Leonore. Remaining assets go to sons J. Harry, Walter S., Laurence B., and daughter Mrs. Helen Reene. firm interest 1,258,420 and securities 1,287,290. home at 9 East ettiene Street appraised at 122,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Rossbach
J. H. Rossbach & Bros
Frankfort Street
Leonore Rossbach
J. Harry
Walter S
Laurence B. Rossbach
Helen Reene
Waiters at Versailles Hotel Refuse Tips on Peace Delegation
June 6 report from Versailles says staff at the Hotel des Reservoirs, where the German peace delegation is quartered, refuse tips from delegates. The hotel replies by raising room and service prices by 10 percent to cover higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
Hotel Des Reservoirs
Judge Gives Blood to Save Attendant in Ossining
Judge George Cowie of Ossining donated blood in a transfusion at Ossining Hospital to aid Constable William McPherson who was in critical condition. McPherson, who served papers for the judge’s court, rallied after the operation and began improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
George Cowie
Ossining Hospital
C. C. Sweet
William McPherson
McPherson
Veto of Legislator Pay Increase by Governor Coolidge
Governor Coolidge vetoed a bill that would raise legislator pay from 1000 to 1500 dollars per session starting this session. He stated the salary is ample and that service in the general court is voluntary and not a livelihood, not a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Coolidge
House
General Court
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