Jury To Try J J O Leary In Federal Conspiracy Case
Indicted for entering a conspiracy to aid his brother Jeremiah A O Leary as the trial before Judge Hand begins in Federal District Court. U S District Attorney Barnes leads the government team while potential jurors face extensive cross examination over Sinn Fein ties and Irish movement associations.
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John J. O'Leary
Jeremiah A O'Leary
Sinn Fein
Tel
Austun N. Hand
Federal District Court
Thames TB
Felder
O'Leary
U.S
Hari B. Barnes
Wolceman
Barnes Barnes
Alexia B. Blatchford
Broadway
Mr. Blatchford
Hors
Pittsburgh
Tives
Bronx
Jeremiah
Delia O'Leary
Barnes
Bull
Jeremiah A. O Trary
United
Minor
J. Wood
Third Avenue
Columbia Honors Varsity Letter Winners At Athletics Meeting
The Columbia Committee on Athletics awarded varsity letters to eight emerged athletes from major sports. Insignia went to championship golf and tennis squads, plus seniors and managers including S J Mudd and J A Schrimeize. Several crew and track leaders enlist in the navy, with others awaiting committee action on their eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Committee On Athletics
Liege
S. J. Mudd
Navy
J. A. Schrmeize
EB. Courten
Aviation Service
H. J. Buonegore
Ap J. Ackerman
J. Houlahan
Clark
J Farrell
H. Lester
P. E. Uris
C. Bbw
Ober- A. Staud
Schulter Shaw
H. G. Larsen
A I Huecisenbeck
Wetteie
Taylor F. Herty Léttaver
Seriin
KrYy
J. P. Kaos
I. Kmreus
J. Parkes
R Hoerkins
A Taylor
Morningside
Follies at New A Theatre Postponed to Tuesday
The Follies at the New A Theatre has been postponed from me week to Tuesday with the cast lineup shifting. Century trevu pit and Pearl will be featured as part of the show with Alma Te and Ea in the cast. color pictures of Bel Naty will be shown at the place meal Wednesday.
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Ring
The
Lace Theatre
Bice Pearl
Fiezmer
Stouk Pany
Newark
Straus Opens Bid for Congress Seeking Bipartisan Nod
Oscar S. Straus, former Public Service Commissioner and ex ambassador, announced he would run for Congress this fall if he could secure both Democratic and Republican nominations from a district. A Republican who joined the Progressive Party, he seeks postwar reconstruction work and notes prior government service under Roosevelt and in the Cabinet.
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Oscar S. Straus
Whitman
Public Service Commission
Congress
Mr. Straus
Colonel Roosevelt
Progressive
J. Sergeant Cram
Congress urged license to curb shipyard expansion
The Shipping Board asked Congress to restrict new shipyards and expansions to licensed projects to curb speculative building and stabilize labor and material markets. Chairman Hurley argued the move would keep contracts in check while the board scales its program and controls foreign account orders. He noted the rapid rise in U S shipyards and projected large future tonnages, stressing capacity vs output and ongoing facility expansion under Director General Schwab.
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Washington
Congress
The
Shipping Board
Hurley
Alexander
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
Schwab
Columbia Man Honored for Son in War Cross Victory
Anton Stern of 88th Street learns his son Arthur N. Stern, Columbia University class of 1913, received the French War Cross for courage rescuing wounded from April 24 to 26. Arthur served with the Columbia Ambulance Unit, which was cited by the French Army for heroism in No Man’s Land during a major battle.
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Anton Stern
Wat Eighty-eighth Street
Arthur N. Stern
Columbia University
Columbia
No Man's Land
Stern
George Hi. Schumann
West Eighty-eighth Street
Fritz
George H. Schumann
Schumann
Legation Clerk Held in Jewel Plot Seizure
Dallas detention of Silliman Evans, former Copenhagen legation clerk, tied to a suspected plot to smuggle hundreds of thousands in Russian crown jewels. A box bearing a legation seal was seized, with letters and connections to Stockholm entangled in the case. Authorities pursue links. two men indicted in New York. Evans awaits June 24 hearing.
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Washington
Dallas
Texas
Silliman Evans
Copenhagen
Legation
Pvans
New York
State Department
Ustoms
United States
Stockholm
Evans
Severas
Degastman
Nothi
Tewation
Miller
East
New York City
Secret Service
Hoboken
Vladimir Jogelson
Montefiore G. Kahn
Europe
United States Army
Russia
Jogelson
Kahn
Michigan Democrats Back Ford for Senate in Unprecedented Move
In Lansing a Michigan Democratic conference endorsed Henry Ford as a Republican Senate candidate to succeed William Alden Smith, calling it a historic cross party endorsement. The vote cited Woodrow Wilson’s similar stance and left the race by unclear effects as Republicans Fred M. Warner and Charles E. Osborn seek the nomination while Truman Berry Newberry is discussed. The party also backed John W. Bailey of Battle Creek for Governor. primaries are in August.
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Lansing
Mich
Henry Ford
Detroit
United States
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Woodrow Wilson
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Fred M. Warner
Charles E. 8. Osborn
Truman H. Newberry
Roosevelt
John W. Bailey
Battle Creek
State Controller warns AG on voting law and subordinates
State Controller Eugene M. Travis replies to Attorney General Merton B. Lewis, denying intent to coerce department staff in the Republican primary, cites penal law Section 775 on threats to influence votes, and notes Lewis will meet party leaders in the city.
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Eugene M. Travis
Merton B. Lewis
Whitman
Lewis
Travis
Simellar
Hugo
Myself
Ernor Whitman
Germany to State War Aims Not New Peace Offer
Berlin newspapers report that Germany will not present a fresh peace offer in its forthcoming war aims statement. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam is cited as the source for this claim, relayed to London on June 13.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Amsterdam
L.douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
America
Wellup
Brockton
Mass
San Francisco
New York
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J.J. O'Leary
Cohalan
C. S. Straus
Service Board
Arthur W. Stern
Jewel Plot
Gudes
Gude
Pepto Mangan
the Red Blood Builder
M. J. Breitenbach CO
Crittall
Portis
New York Times
Ater Véele
McGrath
Democrats
Ford
Senate
Wilson
Nelson
Law
Voting
Berlin Press
Bacardi
Rickey
Beron
Ica
SV Trisollans
Paris
Paris Sands
Cerise
Gimbels
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Long Island
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
New Amsterdam
Booth
Stuart Vac
Bower
Marjorie
Rambeau
Thesmee
Harry Conor
Marjorie Gateson
Bijoy
Bwey
Clifton
Pastor Matines
Ee Shubert Thea
Biway
Blanche Olbrook Bates Linn
Ian Hey
Major Betth
J. Hartley Manners
Gita Rice
Percival Kauight
Percival Knight
Broadhurst
Pha Jobn
Charles Thomas
York
Sagas Fricea
Saiety
WEW
Feld
Kiew & Atm Rediant
Ssa
Sir of
Convumnaa
Aco. Cohann Theatre
Ewat
Berty West
Fulton Actors
Hudson ‘Theatre
FBI
Y.M.O.A
Red
COR Sat
Wea
Eltinge
Benes Om
N& Harris
Grant Mitchell
Republic
Saan
Douglas
Elas Shoe Co
Nassau Street
Cor
14Th
36Th St
Times Sq
Third Av
120Th St
League For Woman's Service
Grand Central Palace
Lex
Childrenite
Natinn
van Loew
Ber Brewe
Hart
Yates
Eva Shirley
Kresy Rved Kids
A. Speare & Co
Re. F. Keith
Irene
Franklin
Iverside
Ray ‘Savers
AY & M
Vadie & Gygi
Columbia 2
Ts. Aig
Ferg
Motion Pictures
D. W. Griffith
Gantt Hearts
George M. Cohan
Helliday
Elsie Ferguson
Dell's Heute
Seleistsa
Comeny and Rialto Orchestra
Pershing
Amparica
Farrar
Py Ave
STH &T
Ferreuin L
Taylor Holmes
Roovevelt
the Wilds
Mae Marsh
All Woman
Strand Orchestra
Loew's
New York Theatre
Boor
Rees Tol
Alice Joyce
St St. Theatre
En Eway
Schuyler
Dorothy Dalton
Doug
Fifth Avenue
11Th Street
Trenton
State Street
Gs. F. Keith
Tina Rasch
Barway
ST. Connelli
Crav Delly Mats
Hobart
Roof Century Theatre
GROVE
Dolly
Esuere
Waa
Ieee
Eas
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Sophie Tucker
Nina Payne
James Watson
Arpent Bros
Ethera
Palisades
Park Orite W. 129Th St. Ferry
New Ae
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