Authorized Victor Factory Distributors Ad Card
Janday offers distribution through authorized Victor Factory Distributors located at 7 West 34th Street between South and Sixth Avenues, 400 Fifth Avenue at 37th Street, and 563 Fifth Avenue at 46th Street. This notice lists multiple storefronts serving sales and service of Victor products.
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Uthorized
Victor Factory Distributors
34Th St
Bet
Fifth Ave
37Th St
Cor- 46Th St
Lighter colors in summer suits for cooling comfort
The landscape shows lighter brighter men's summer suits in shades to reflect heat. Prices range 18 to 48 dollars with ready to wear options. Racers Peer Company promotes quick delivery to offices or trains from three Broadway stores.
Rioting Housewives Force Butchers to Close Stores in Brooklyn
Demonstrations against high meat prices spread in Brooklyn as a mob of housewives roamed Myrtle and Tompkins Avenues. They derided customers, poured kerosene on meat, and forced several shops to shut. one arrest occurred as authorities moved to disperse the crowd.
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Brooklyn
Myrtle
Tompkins Avenues
de Kalb and
Sumner Avenues
Tompkins
Etta Rosenberg
Vernon Avenue
Louis Rosen
Myrtle Avenue
Morris Rothstein
Hyman Epstein
Jacob Rubin
Sumner Avenue
Danziger Brothers
Park Avenues
Julius Kline
Gates Avenu
Kline
Gates Avenue
Fanny Rothman
de Kelb Avenue
J. Diamond
Women Attack Meat Buyers In Chicago Over Kosher Meat Price
Orthodox Jewish housewives clashed with meat buyers at West Taylor and South Paulina Streets as price tensions between kosher butchers and packers surfaced. Meat was torn from buyers and dumped, police arrived to quell violence, and a meeting urged to pledge not to buy meat until kosher meat costs align with the association’s rate.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
West Taylor
South Paulina
Armour
Meat Boycott Sought by Pittsburgh Restaurateurs
A Pittsburgh communication to Mrs. J. H. Flannery, head of the Federated Marketing Clubs, urges area women to abstain from meat on a day to depress demand. Restaurateurs cite higher pork loin and rib prices and back a national movement by the Retail Butchers to press meat packers to cut prices. Speakers include Mrs. Flannery Dr J T Holdsworth and Harry S Lydick.
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New York Times
Pittsburgh
Penn
J. H. Flannery
Federated Marketing Clubs
Association of
Flannery
Homewood Carnegie Halls
Retail Butchers’ Association
J. T. Holdsworth
School of Economics
University of Pittsburgh
Harry S. Lydick
United States District Attorney
House votes against funding Tariff Board for next year
The House rejected 72 to 47 a provision to fund President Taft's Tariff Board in the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill. Debate was sharp and partisan as members argued over the board's continuation for the coming fiscal year.
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House
Washington
Taft
Tariff Board
Senate May Take a Recess During Conventions
Washington June 7 A series of three day recesses of the Senate during the two weeks to be covered by the Republican and Democratic Conventions is probable. Leaders of both sides held conferences and general acquiescence in the desirability of such a course was apparent.
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Senate
Washington
Friars Open Tour Starts June 21 At Three Venues
The Friars Club launches its annual tour Friday June 21 with a Forrest Theatre Philadelphia show. The next day the act plays Apollo Theatre Atlantic City and Sunday night June 23 at Moulin Rouge New York. George M. Cohan, general director, will participate with a cast including William Collier Weber and Fields Raymond Hitchcock Louis Mann Richard Carle Ward and Vokes James J. Corbett John C. Rice John Hyams George Evans William Rock Tom Lewis and Harry Fox.
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The
Friars Club
Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia
Apollo Theatre
Atlantic City
New York
Moulin Rouge
New York Theatre
George M. Cohan
William Collier
Weber & Fields
Raymond Hitchcock
Louis Mann
Richard Carle
Ward
Profit for Chicago Opera Company Rises After Deficit
Chicago Grand Opera Company reports a current year profit of 10000 after a prior deficit of 243000 covered by voluntary subscriptions. The financial statement notes gains may be wiped out in the next two months, with year two showing surplus of 256353 over year one.
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Chicago
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Harold McCormick
Hartridge School Presents The Merchant of Venice
Hartridge School in Plainfield New Jersey closed its commencement with an outdoor performance of The Merchant of Venice featuring 100 pupils. A picturesque amphitheatre layout drew 700 spectators including several New York visitors. Principal roles were played by a notable cast with music by Winifred Campbell and a concluding greensward dance.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Hartridge School
Judge Swan
Janet van Vliet
Mabel Walker
Janet Fox
Dorothy Tuttle
Margaret Miller
Katherine Browne
Anna Moore
Dorothy Parvin
Myrna Aberhart
Annie Swan
Kitty Black
Greensward
Detectives Work In Overalls To Probe City Graft
Atlantic City investigators in work clothes have toiled on city contracts for nearly a year to gather data on how jobs were done. Detective Burns’s program places men with inspectors to compare material use with specifications. Some laborers are engineers with high pay. The Ministerial Union funds twenty detectives to probe the red light district. Supreme Court Justice Kalisch will charge the May Grand Jury at Mays Landing and press indictments against officials based on confessions or affidavits.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Burns
Ministerial Union
Trenton
Supreme Court
Kalisch
Wilson
May Grand Jury
Mays Landing
Evielice
Alarm Raised for Actress May Yohe Missing in New York
Police issued a confidential alarm for May Yohe, former Lady Hope, missing since Thursday morning from a West Fifty third Street rooming house. The maid Josephine Scott requested the alert after checks at the home and local searches failed to locate her.
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May Yohe
Lady Hope
West Fifty-third Street
Josephine Scott
Miss Yohe
Asbury Park
New York
Sunday teacher held in theft at East River floating hotel
Gordon Elliott a self described delivery clerk and Sunday school teacher at St. James Episcopal Church on 126th Street and Madison Avenue was jailed after arrest on a petit larceny charge. Detectives found $50 worth of women’s underwear in his room aboard the floating hotel at East 23rd Street. He admitted stealing after a prior 50 cent fine for an exchange in packages and was held in $300 bail for examination.
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Gordon Elliott
St. James's Episcopal Church
126Th Street
Madison Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Lord & Taylor's
Broadway
Twentieth Street
Elliott
Arbuckle
O’brien
Barber
Magistrate House
Bicyclist Struck by Car In Prospect Park
Twelve year old Charles Gardiner of 248 Howard Avenue Brooklyn rode in Prospect Park when he lost control and collided with a stationary automobile driven by chauffeur William Roth of 325 Clifton Place and owned by Mrs Matthew Dean of 1180 Dean Street. The boy will probably die.
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Charles Gardiner
Howard Avenue
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Matthew Dean
Dean Street
William ‘Roth
Clifton Place
Psi Upsilon Dinner Sparks Taft Butler Roosevelt Feud
At the Psi Upsilon seventy ninth convention dinner in the Hotel Astor Nicholas Murray Butler and William Howard Taft send telegrams while Col Roosevelt is attacked over recall of judicial decisions. Senator Spooner claims a statesman fancies himself the people.
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William Howard Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Col. Roosevelt
John C. Spooner
Psi Upsilon
Hotel Astor
Julian J. Davies
West 115Th ‘Street
Herbert L. Bridgman
Taft
White House
Mr. Davies
Mr. Bridgman
Washington, D. C
Davies
Nicholas Butler
Columbia
Butler
Psi U
United States
Spooner
Dr. Butler
Mr. Spooner
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New York
United States Senate
Republic of Cuba
New York City
Isaac Franklin Russell
Supreme Court
H. L. Bridgman
L. H. Beers
Edward F. Coward
Robert Grier Cooke
William W. Demorest
H. L. Davison
BE U L. Elliott
F. L. Giddings
Lucius H. Hotchkiss
Dean Frederick Keppel
J. B. Pine
Lawson Purdy
H. L. Parsons
Saxe
Delay for Armour Firm In Indictment Over Meat Shipping
Armour & Co. and Fred Oppenheimer sought a further continuance on federal indictments for shipping uninspected meat. Arraignment is reset to June 21. Armour claims meat was farm killed and exempt from inspection. government evidence says meat came from a slaughter house outside the stockyards.
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New York Times
Chicago
Armour & Co
Fred Oppenheimer
South Water Street Commission
Alfred R. Urion
Washington
Indiana
Sues For Separation Only In Wool Merchant Case
James F. Douglas a woolens dealer at 244 Fifth Avenue, trading as William B. Roe & Co, is sued for separation by wife Edith H. Douglas. She says he plans to sail for Europe without supporting her, and accuses him of anger over her refusal to pursue divorce. They married June 28, 1890, have two children, and previously he supplied substantial alimony and expenses. No answer has been filed.
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James F. Douglas
Fifth Avenue
William B. Roe & Co
Edith. H. Douglas
Douglas
Europe
Douglasés
Reginald Douglas
Lorene Physioc
Args
Uglas
Riverside Drive
Pelham
Lady Jane Grey
Broome County
Barnard School
Denounces Dental Law Conviction Upheld by Court
The Appellate Division affirmed the conviction of Dr. Hector Griswold, 222 Riverside Drive, for practicing dentistry without a license. Griswold plans to appeal to the Court of Appeals, claiming the statute exceeds police power and criticizing the dental schools' influence. His counsel, Solomon Hanford, cites Griswold’s thirty-year career and international reputation in pyorrhea treatment.
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Supreme Court
Hector Griswold
Riverside
Griswold
Court of ‘Appeals
Solomon Hanford
Manhattan Club
Riggs
Goode
Chicago
Younker
Paris
Salt Lake City
New York
State Dental Society
Grand Central Palace
Griswola
New York State
Cragin Freed in Brooklyn Swindle Case
Edward F Cragin of 05 Rugby Road Brooklyn president of the New York Finance and Securities Company and a Republican Club member was discharged by Magistrate Kernochan in the Tombs Court after being accused by Richard F King of swindling him out of 2000. King claimed Cragin promised stock financing through George C Edwards and the International Silver Company but the magistrate found no grounds for criminal action.
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Edward F. Cragin
Rugby Road
Brooklyn
New York Finance and Securities Company
Broadway
Republican Club
Kernochan
Tombs Court
Cragin
Richard F. King
Clinton Avenue
King
George C. Edwards
Th International Silver Company
Edwards
Imperial Silver Company
International Silver Company
Mr. Cragin
Clarence Edwards
Criticises Class Reunions In New England
Boston June 7 Rev Dr Francis E Clark president of the Christian Endeavor denounces class reunions for Commencement antics. He cites campus drunkenness and rowdyism, notes a circular demanding $10 per member for a reunion carouse, mocks the slang and silliness of the event and recalls the college’s Congregationalist missionary origin.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
College Town
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor
Clark
Bowery
New England
Joshua White Arrest Attempt Ended By Bail Jump
Joshua J. White, a Brooklyn lawyer of 186 Columbia Heights, refused to surrender after couriers and detectives moved to Montague and Clinton Streets to meet him. He posted bail of 900 dollars for his appearance. The warrant, issued by Anna Douglas, followed a domestic dispute and a prior prison escape linked to the Raymond Street Jail.
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Joshua J. White
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Montague
Clinton Streets
Henry Hesterberg
Duane and
Sullivan
Mr. White
Jim
Anna Douglas
Kite
White
Raymond Street
Connecticut
Kretmer
Escapes From Matteawan At Fishkill New York
Joe Spring, 52, escaped today from Matteawan State Hospital. Attendants pursue him after he blinded guards at dinner. A 5 9 inch 150 pound carpenter, committed from Oneida County ten years ago for second degree assault, is sought with a $50 reward. Also, William Bracey, who escaped Matteawan May 28, was found in Albany and sent to the penitentiary for six months.
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New York Times
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Joe
Frank Spring
Matteawan State Hospital
Spring
Oneida County
William Bracey
Matteawan
Albany
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