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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

7

Hedley Urges Higher Fares to Save IRT as 122nd Street Station is Cut

Commissioner Delaney faces a fuel of funding limits as IRT chief Hedley warns the system will go broke without higher fares. He says no money for new stations beyond Dual Contract No. 3, and asks for financial relief while survey plans for a Broadway 122nd Street station are pursued.

Interborough Rapid Transit Compan 122D Street Droadway Frank Kedley Genisi Maniner Interborough Hedley Peansit Construction Johnney Hed Selaney Broadway Station Harlem Board of Commerce Morningside Heighta Delaney Commission Sulway 122 Street Edward J. Dowling Rockwell Union Theologial Seminary Lor Frank Damrosch Institute of Musical Art Ly. J. Gardner Smith Hylena Board of Commerce Immalate alWay Thous Morningside Heights

O'Toole Reveals Secret in Bribe Case Defense

Brooklyn officer O'Toole testified before Deputy Commissioner John Leech about infiltrating burglar rings since 1916. He claimed to have caused the arrests of 172 burglars, including 100 in 1917 and 65 later, while fighting to clear his name in a bribery charge tied to Samuel Hirsch over silk thefts worth 6,500 dollars.

Valentine O'Toole O'Toole Wyckoff Street Brooklyn John Leech Broadway Manhattan Inspector McCray McCray Harlem Samuel Hirsch O Toole Miseloney Commissione Iinright Hiren Shrec Leech Hirsch

Los Angeles shooting tied to denied aid for Jew ish philanthropist

Louis Goldfried a 20 year old from Youngstown was held in Los Angeles for the shooting of Caesar Samuels a Jewish philanthropist at the Federation of Jewish Societies headquarters. Police say Samuels is dangerously wounded and Goldfried claims he did not know Samuels. Local charities had refused him financial assistance.

Los Angeles Cal Louis Goldfried Youngstown Caesar Samuels Federation of Jewish Societies Samuels Goldfried Ohio Philanthropis

Ensign Beck pleads guilty to fifteen military misconduct charges

Ensign Paul Beck of the Naval Reserve pleaded guilty yesterday to fifteen specifications alleging conduct undermining morale. He admitted accepting money, dinners, and car trips to enroll men in the Navy and assign them to shore duty, with his counsel seeking leniency and stating Beck will testify further.

Ensign Paul Beck Naval Reserves Navy Yard Brooklyn Ensign Beck Naval Service George Gordon Battle Beck Advocate Muir Battle Ensign Manhattan Brooklyn Boys High School Colgate University Cincinnati University Columbia University New York Law School Washington Navy Department Julius Popper Heck Broadway Popper Joseph Price Irving F Price Leck Dopper Navy Pelham Bay Sperry Gyroscope Company New York Princeton Boatawain L. C. Casey Bay 6 Bensonhurst Casey Irwin Philip Sidney Hymes Samuel Hymes Greene Street Man

Police Arrest Casey After Navy Money Exchange Plot

An officer detail relates that Casey, living at 801 West End Avenue, allowed sailors to go home nightly and granted a 30 day leave. He was seized at the Hotel Herms after receiving funds from Navy intelligence personnel who identified a payment to Casey and arranged the meeting. Casey was detained when he called for the money.

Hattan West End Avenue Uty Casey Herms Navy

Army Court Reform Debated By American Bar Association

Chicago reports a committee endorses improving army courts martial with better counsel and competent officers. Colonel West argues Edith Cavell died under the laws of war, while noting debate on death penalty for women and aim to finish testimony and a proposed bill.

Chicago American Bar Association John W. Deckwith R. R. McCormick Chicago Tribune Fu- Bene R. West Fu- Bene R. West, Chief of the Legislative Section of the Judge Advocate Neral Artment S. T. Ansel Judge Advocate General Eugene R. West Judge Advocate General's Department Gregory Edith Cavell West Cavell Ansell

Jail for Bookmakers Circulated by City Magistrate

Chief City Magistrate William McAdoo issued a circular quoting Police Commissioner Richard E. Enright urging jail for bookmakers convicted of obstructing sidewalks. He warned that prosecutors often impose suspended sentences or fines, and asked probation reports to determine if the defendant earns a living as a bookmaker or gambler and should be treated accordingly.

William McAdoo Richard E. Enright McAdoo

No New Wilkins Jurors in Long Beach Murder Trial

In Mineola Long Island on June 10, Dr. Walter Keene Wilkins murder trial saw a brief session. A 35 member venire yielded only sixteen appearances, no new jurors added to six already chosen. Court adjourned to tomorrow with fifty veniremen planned.

Mineola L. I Walter Keene Wilkins Julia Long Beach Justice Manning Onty Five Veniremen

Rutgers College Commencement Honors Weigel Houston

Major General William Weigel and Secretary David F. Houston led Rutgers College commencement as fifty two graduates who served in the armed forces earned degrees. Degrees in accounting science and law were conferred, with additional honors to Arthur G. Woodruff and Louis F. Bishop among others.

New Brunswick N. J William Weigel David F. Houston Rutgers College Houston Weigel Arthur G. Woodruff University Glee Chih New York Walter Sherwood Frank R. van Horn Case School of Applied Science Louis F. Bishop Alan H Strong The Pennsylvania Road

Methodist Fund Reaches $106 Million in Centenary Campaign

CHICAGO June 10 The Methodist Joint Centenary campaign for $105 million passed its goal today. Director Dr. John W. Hancher announced the total has reached $106,295,000, with six large sub divisions of the loan work still to report their latest contributions.

Chicago John W. Hancher

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