Kidnapped Peter Callandra in daylight as ransom note stems Black Hand
Five year old Peter Callandra vanished Sunday near his Williamsburg home. Police and Italian bureau detectives probe as mother lies ill and father rejects ransom demands of 500 dollars. A threatening note hints at the Black Hand while the search continues through Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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Peter Callandra
John Callandra
Floyd Street
Williamsburg
Buchanan
Vernon Avenue
TIMES
Capt. Buchanan
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Charles Baconi
Bronx
Caslandra
Cassandra
Callandra
Park Avenue
Hameaney
City to pay raises for Kings County court staff
Corporation Counsel Pendleton advises honoring a court order to fund salary increases for the Kings County court interpreters and attendants. Twenty-six workers would gain from about 200 to 700 dollars annually, totaling roughly 9000 dollars, after a mandamus required payment.
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Corporation
Pendleton
Kings County Courts
Fawcett and Dike
Kings County Supreme Court
Summer car sale drive draws European models for disposal
Automobilists are invited to watch for listings in The New York Times next Sunday as a large stock of high-class cars from owners who prefer selling over storing enters the market during the summer rush to Europe.
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Europe
New York Times
Siegel Faces Alimony Suit in Separation Case
Mrs. Lena Sperling Siegel sues Charles M. Siegel for separation, alimony of 25 dollars weekly, 250 dollars counsel fees, and child custody. She accuses him of cruel treatment, threats, and property transfers to thwart her dower. Siegel denies abuse, claims family interference, and says he will not pay alimony.
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Charles Pechner
Broadway
Charles M. Siegel
Lena Speriing
Justice Guy
Supreme Court
Helen
Siegel
David Engel
Irene George
Ansonia
George
Lena Sperling
Henry
Life Insurance Bonus Boost for Industrial Policies
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company announces an 8 percent reduction in expense ratio allows a about 10 percent increase in benefits on industrial policies issued since January 1 1907. The company pays out 2,500,000 dollars in bonuses this year on old industrial policies beyond policy obligations.
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The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Eureka Fire Hose Proves Cold Weather Durability
Fire hose bought by the City of New York fourteen years ago is in regular use by New York engine companies in cold and warm districts. Eureka Hose, four plies woven together, remains serviceable when up to two plies wear away, rubber lined, and tested in Jersey City factory under expert supervision.
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Eureka
New York
Jersey City
Eureka Hose Endures Rot and Mildew Through 30 Years Study
Eureka Hose proves its resistance to rot and mildew through three decades of research. With standard Fire Department maintenance the hose remains pliable whether wet or dry. Only four ply circular woven fabric with modern rubber lining meets the best hose standards.
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Eureka
Back Tax Sale Bargains
The Department of Finance continued arrearage tax sales with 104 liens on parcels totaling $81,000 in city claims. Average lien price was just over 6 percent, with one sale at 12 percent. Several items were not bid, but will return in next sales as ads cover over 3,000 items.
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Department of Finance
East Third Street
Bowery
Second Avenue
Manna- Gas Realty Company
Elizabeth Street
Canal and
Bayard
Elm Street
East Fourth Street
Edward Brennan
Stanton Street
Tetwaer
Chrystie Street
South Street
Jefferson and
Clinton
Mary de Peyster
Hester Street
Ludlow
Essex
John Townsend
Judge Appoints Counsel in Guggenheim Divorce Suit
Chicago June 10 Judge Honore appoints Attorney Colin C H Fyffe to represent the court at the reopening of the Grace B Guggenheim and William Guggenheim divorce case in Newark. Fyffe to investigate fraud charges and report to the court. Time to show cause extended to July 1.
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Chicago
Honore
Colin C. H. Fyffe
Grace B. Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
Newark
Fyffe
Will of Albert Friedlander Probed for Probate
The will filed for probate states Albert Friedlander of Briarcliff Manor left $250 to four institutions Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Montifiore Hospital for Chronic Invalids Mount Sinai Hospital and Home for Aged and Infirm He brews A sister Marie Goenigsberg of Berlin receives $10000 Daughter Lenette gets $25000 and the residue to the widow Mrs Marie Seda pyana of East Seventy-north Street.
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Albert Friedlander
Briarcliff Manor
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum
Montifiore Hospital
Mount Sinai Hospital
Marie Goenigsberg
Berlin
Germany
Lenette
Marie Seda Pyana
East Seventy-north Street
Sanctions for Downtown Flour Jobbers' Association approval
Supreme Court Justice Guy sanctioned the incorporation of the Downtown Flour Jobbers' Association to unite wholesale flour merchants of New York City and nearby areas for mutual instruction and protection. The incorporators include Charles J. Quinn, Jerman Krulewitch, Abraham Lubekin, Jacob Rosenweg, Perry Avenue in the Bronx, and Jules Rosenmann.
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Flour Jobbers’ Association
Supreme Court
Guy
New York City
Charles J. Quinn
Ninety-third Street
Jerman Krulewitch
Abraham Lube*kin
Madison Avenue
Jacob Rosenweg
Perry Avenue
Bronx
Jules Rosenmann
311Th Street
100000 Brooklyn Sunday School Children Parade
More than 100000 Brooklyn Sunday school children marched in the Anniversary Day parade, reviewed by Gov. Hughes and Vice President Sherman. Sherman praised the Brooklyn idea and suggested other communities might imitate it. Governors, congressmen, and borough presidents attended pre and post parade events at the University Club and Greenpoint reception.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Sunday School Union
United States
Sherman
Army of Peace
Murdock
Navy Yard
Gen. O. Howard
Law
Calder
Foelker
Young
Coler
Cromwell
Hughes
William Berri
University Club
Lafayette Avenue
Men Teachers Deny Motive Behind Salary Push
Edward S. Shumway of the Association of Men Teachers and Principals says the push for higher pay for women teachers was not to aid the women but to benefit the children and public schools. He says the men would let the women resolve the salary issue themselves and avoid implying they offered aid.
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Grace C. Strachan
Women Teachers’ Association
Edward S. Shumway
Association of Men Teachers and Principals
Worer Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Shumway
Men Teachers’ Association
Wiss Strachan
Escaped convict Cincotta recaptured in Amsterdam
John Cincotta, manslaughter convict from Dannemora, was seized in Amsterdam after escaping from Fonda Jail two weeks earlier. He had been hiding in woods, traveling by car toward Canastota, and was found by Sheriff Bartlett after three days without food and a period of near starvation.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
John Cincotta
Dannemora
Fonda
Cincotta
Frank Denatto
Canastota
Bartlett
Peabody Fund to Distribute Million for Southern Education
Trustees of the Peabody Education Fund met at the Waldorf Astoria and allocated 1,000,000 to southern educational institutions. The meeting was private and beneficiaries will not be named. A second meeting in October will apportion the remaining 1,250,000, ending the fund established by George Peabody after the Civil War to promote common schools in the South.
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Peabody Educational Fund
Waldorf- Astoria
South
Thss
George Peabody
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