Guggenheim Divorce Impugned as Fraud Claim
Grace B Guggenheim seeks to set aside the 1901 Chicago decree alleging fraud and lack of Illinois residency. Edward F Dunne represents Grace, citing misrepresentations and conspiracy involving William Guggenheim Louis Werner and others while detailing alimony of 150000 and subsequent marriages.
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Chicago
Honore Today
William Guggenheim
New York
Grace B. Guggenheim
Edward F. Dunne
Circuit Court
Dunne
Illinois
Guggenheim
Louis Werner
Steere
Aimee Lillian Steinberger
William C. Herbert
Jules Roger Wahl
France
Mr. Guggenheim
Hoboken
Manhattan
Europe
Daniel Guggenheim
South Dakota
Mary Lesnan
Werner
Sheavers
Wahi
Cgller
Hatters Resume Work After Settlement Talks
Danbury Connecticut June 8 Special to The New York Times hatters of United Hatters of North America end strike over union label. Ninety day work without label under Kennedy plan. Manufacturers to seek independence after period. Twenty three factories to open tomorrow while others remain on strike in other hatting centers.
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New York Times
Danbury, Conn
United Hatters of North America
National Hat Manufacturers’ Association
J. D. Kennedy
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
National Association
Manufacturers Association
Danbury
Bethel
New Milford
Samuel Mundheim
Connecticut
Tax Sale Set Aside Over Clerical Error
Daniel Moynahan announced that the sale of liens on several parcels of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church property at the tax sale on Monday was set aside due to a clerical error. The matter is under review by the Controller and Corporation Counsel to determine assessment liability for property used for school and church purposes and for providing light and air.
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Daniel Moynahan
Department of Finance
St. Peter’s
Corporation Counsel
Foster Still A Baptist Despite University Controversy
Prof. George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago, author of The Function of Religion, declares he remains a loyal Baptist and will not withdraw from the church despite pressure. He says his writings aimed to save the church by shedding outdated baggage while preserving true religion.
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Chicago
George Burman Foster
University of Chicago
City Hall to Open Governor's Room on Saturdays and Holidays
Patriotic and civic groups ask Borough President Ahearn to open the Governor's Room at City Hall on Saturdays and holidays. Interest in the relics rose after remodeling by Mrs Russell Sage, and crowds on Memorial Day could not enter. Ahearn will pursue the request immediately.
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Ahearn
City Hall
Russell Sage
Wall Collapse Kills One, Injures Two at Old Manhattan Theatre
A falling iron stairway and wall at the old Manhattan Theatre on Broadway near Thirty second Street during demolition for a Gimbel store trapped a worker named Daysick beneath debris. Two others, Salustin and Discowski, were injured. Foreman Solomon Dickin was charged with homicide as rescue efforts began.
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Manhattan Theatre
Broadway
Gimbel
Ford & Waixel
Boston Road
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Patrick Gorman
Tenderloin
New York Hospital
Solomon Dickin
Orchard Street
Ireland
Daysick
Salustin
Discowski
Venca
Columbia Street
Gorman
Plan for City Charter Hearings Opens In Brook lyn Office
The legislative committee appointed to hold hearings on a proposed new city charter met yesterday afternoon at Assemblyman Murphy's Brooklyn office and drafted opening operations. Hammond of Onondaga was elected chairman with Senator Brough as vice chairman and Murphy as secretary. Hearings are planned to be held in City Hall within a few weeks.
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Assemblyman Murphy
Brooklyn
Assemblyman
Hammond
Onondaga
Senator Brough
Murphy
City Hall
Duffy's Father Recalled In Mayor's Inquiry
Mayor McClellan presses the Duffy case with more witness testimony expected over the next days. George E. Duffy, father of the accused youth, met the Mayor with lawyer Mirabeau Towns to probe motives behind the arrests of his son. Towns warned he could not disclose private discussions. General Bingham has not been questioned recently, and the Commissioner has not appeared at City Hall since the Coney Island Sunday matter.
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McClellan
Duffy
Corporation
Crowell
George E. Duffy
Bingham
Department
Supreme Court
Gaynor
City Hall
Mirabeau L. Towns
Brooklyn
Towns
Gen. Bingham
Coney Island
Advertising men entry limit for lawn tennis tourney set
Entries to the advertising men's lawn tennis tournament at West Side Tennis Club on 238th Street and Broadway are limited to 100 competitors. Advertising men who have not entered should hurry and send entries to E. C. oo care of Munsey's Magazine in New York City.
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West Side Tennis Club
238Th Street
Broadway
E. C. Oo Care
Munsey’s
New Yorkty
City Adopts New Accounting System for City Departments
Aldermen approved a $50,000 appropriation to implement the Bureau of Municipal Research accounting plan. By month end, most large departments and many small units have begun using the system, letting chiefs track spend and liabilities monthly. The School Board remains the sole large department not yet aligned, with a $27,470,736 outlay this year.
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Metz
Bureau of Municipal Research
School Board
O'Neill dress trunk sizes and prices listed
The notice catalogs O'Neill dress trunks in sizes 28 to 36 inches, with prices from 4.95 to 8.95. Trunks are basswood covered with canvas, iron trim, trap hinges, muslin lining, two trays and a lock, with location noted on Sixth Ave from 20th to 22nd Street.
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Boston
O’neill
Lord and Taylor Muslin Sale Announcement
Drapery fabrics and light textiles offered at Lord and Taylor with price ranges from $1.00 to $7.00 per yard. Muslin, Shakirs, Armures and other fabrics suitable for draperies and door hangings in all colors promoted alongside summer draperies and 1,000 yards of fabric in stock.
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Elberon
Herald
Lakewood
Doherty
Pim
Centaur
Ward & Wright
Sutton
Slazenger
Wright & Ditson
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Old
Koh I-Noor
Austria
L. & C. Hardsmuth
N.Y. C
Victor Talking Machines
Ana Ee Bay
Landay Bros
Opp
Tiffany
NEW City Accounts System
Municipal Research Bureau
As.t
Adams
R.h.macy & Co
Macy
Dir
WM. Vogel & Son
Houston Street
44Th Street
Lord & Taylor
Muslin. Net
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TrishPoint
Mustin
Cretonne Novelties
Reetween
26Th St
5Th Ave
16Th St
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
Fifth Avenue
America
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