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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

6

Unger witnesses for Schwitofsky case prompt parole hearing

Albert B. Unger testified to the alleged perjury that sent Schwitofsky to prison as part of a broader parole board review. Warden John J. Hanley corroborated part of Schwitofsky’s claim about a 1908 identification misstep, and Unger linked Dale with similar accusations against Young. The panel adjourned to June 17 to extend examination and allow new witnesses.

Albert B. Unger Levy & Unger Broadway O’gorman, Battle & Marshall Schwitofsky Theodore B. Dale Board of Parole Alfred Schwitofsky John B. Riley Samuel Untermyer Mark Eisner Unger Untermyer John J. Hanley the Tombs Prison William W. Duggan Tombs Hanley Gerber Duggan and Kingler Adele Carpenter Jovine Dugsan O'Gorman, Battle & Marshall Jack Young Dale Young Unce Fcale Wii Gelsky Mr. Unger William Brown Delehanty Lieut. Brown

Travel study trip plan for Europe by NYU

Dr. Edward Ewing Pratt outlines a sixty six day travel study of Northern Europe for NYU School of Commerce. The July 1 departure from New York aboard the Frederick VIL visits multiple cities, ending September 4 in New York aboard the Cedric. Subjects include city planning housing social insurance and municipal government.

Edward Ewing Pratt Europe School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance New York University New York Christiania Copenhagen Berlin Dresden Nuremberg Rothenburg Munich Ulm Frankfort Bonn Cologne Essen Dusseldorf Amsterdam Marken Volendam the Hague Antwerp Brussels Paris London Letchworth Oxford Stratford-on- Avon Dirmingham Houinville Chester Port Sunlight Liverpool Pratt

Suffrage Rally Begins On Wall Street

A large crowd gathers outside the sub treasury for the first noon meeting of the Women’s Political Union. Miss Helen Todd of California speaks as Miss Alberta Hill presides and Miss Helen Bernays opens. Mrs. Walter Chambers and Miss Bernays sell suffrage papers and take a collection after the address. An auto bus with women will head to Madison Square at 12 30 for further speeches.

Wall Street Sub-Treasury Women’s Political Union Helen Todd California Alberta Hill Helen Bernays Walter Chambers Bernays Miss Todd Union West Forty-fifth Street Madison Square

Body Found in Central Park Lake

A man about 35 years old was found dead in Central Park Lake yesterday by boatman Theodore Davis. He weighed 125 pounds and stood 5 feet 7 inches, with reddish hair, wearing a brown striped suit, white collar, and necktie. In his pockets were a razor, scissors, a comb, and eyeglasses.

Central Park Lake Central Park Theodore Davis

Call for licensing 3 wheeled bathtubs in New York

The National Highway Protective Society urges licensing of three wheeled motor vehicles that resemble tricycles and carry families at speed like automobiles. Frederic R. Coudert and Col. Edward S. Cornell push for state law changes to require licenses and numbers for such vehicles, citing safety and accountability.

National Highway Protective Society Woods Frederic R. Coudert Col Edward S. Cornell Coudert Albany Col. Cornell Highway Protective Society Commissioner Woods Wests Thirty-fourth Street Police Department New York Arcety East

Short Saturday for Federal Employes

President Wilson signed an executive order directing all Federal employes to work only four hours on Saturdays from June 1 to September 15 of the year, applicable to staff wherever stationed.

Washington Wilson

Brenton Recounts Past Romance in Hartford Divorce Trial

In Hartford, Rev. Cranston Brenton of Yonkers testifies in a divorce case brought by his former wife Elizabeth Holman. The proceeding explores a Vermont hospital stay, letters between Brenton and Holman, and a poem Brenton wrote at Trinity College. Brenton explains a coded remark about a “little fat cat” referred to himself in New York City.

New York Times Hartford Conn Cranston Brenton Yonkers New York States Social Service Department Protestant Episcopal Church David E. Fitzgerald New Haven Brenton Elizabeth A. C. Holman Waterville Slolman O. C. Smith Paul Waterman Vermont Jean Trinity College New York City Prenton

Yorke Dismissed as Municipal Lodging House Chief

William C. Yorke, longtime head of the Municipal Lodging House, was dismissed by Commissioner John A. Kingsbury after a three week trial. Seven specifications found him guilty of misconduct and incompetency. Assistant Corporation Counsel Stover led the department case. William E. Murphy defended Yorke and said he would seek a writ of certiorari for appellate review.

William C. Yorke Municipal Lodging House Department of Public Charities John A. Kingsbury Yorke Wright Stover William E. Murphy Patrolmen’s Benevolent Society The Police Department

Morse Heads Canal Line

Charles W. Morse was elected president of the New York and Buffalo Steamship Company to operate freighters on the barge canal. Frank E. Howe of Troy was named first vice president, M. L. Gilbert of Baltimore second vice president, and Harry F. Morse of New York became secretary treasurer at the directors meeting in Albany.

Albany Charles W. Morse New York and Buffalo Steamshi Company New Barge Canal Frank E. Howe Troy M. L. Gilbert Baltimore Harry F. Morse New York

Bribery prisoner vanishes during court custody

Emil Witzel 25 of West 144th Street fled from the West Side Court complaint room as William Scofield 24 was released on bail. Detectives say Witzel offered money to testify Scofield’s powder was not cocaine. A large manhunt followed. Scofield remained jailed on updated bails.

Emil Witzel West 144Th Street West Side Court Witzel William Scofield West 11Th Street Dawson and MacGannon Honest Dan” Costigan Scofield Dawson Court House West Side Marsh Coleman

G Altman and Co Crepe de Chine Negligees and Silk Bloomers

An advertisement for G Altman and Co showcases crepe de chine negligees satin bathing suits with combinations and silk bloomers. It highlights feminine undergarments and resort wear offerings.

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