Lost and Found Multiple Jewelry Items Across City
A large lost and found notice lists a diamond ring a gilt necklace fur neckpiece and a gold chain plus watches pins and bracelets missing from various locations around the city. Rewards offered and contact details given for returns with references to addresses in New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn and mentions of taxi stands Riverside Drive and Central Terminal. Numerous names and partial descriptions appear scattered through the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Bewern Locust Valley
Thomas H. Todd
York City
Vanderee
Tino Beth
4Th St.eabway
Reid
Diane
Sean Bath
Steed
Riverside Drive
Iff Cape
Wens Maxson
Philadelphia
Sis
Eeeree - Keim
Care Siadelphia
Park West
Cohibus
Bid St
Mira Joy Ager
New Rochelle
Spates Rubber Co
Eleanor
Miestu
Hkoeekaweay Park
Mes M. BK
Breen
Wadh
Jhunaway Ark
Tone Pearl ‘ Joe Chain
reie + Malwa Pt
McTetgue, Inc
TT i Titreaday
Araedt Tiffany & Vo
Tibet Brothers
Dandiersiie Matel Et Anor
Lark East
Wilkina
M. Lrest
Cape
Akers
Breasweau
Ward Weentreott
William St
Cedar St. Fett
Travers Stand Club
Immneten
Wentworth
Pershing reports 280 new casualties in latest list
Special to The New York Times. Washington June 12 One Army casualty list containing 280 names was released by the War Department, bringing the army total to 292,359 with 4,554 prisoners. No Marine list issued. total Marines previously 6,013. Combined army and Marine totals 298,372 with full names shown for New York New Jersey and Connecticut.
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New York Times
Washington
War Department
Army
Marine Corps
General Corp
Ned Bueler
Wagn
Wagneer
Mos Minuteian
Hrs Lereshoer
Ted
Wounas
Bea
Ry S'Kaoner
Sven
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Tost Ata
Ais
AGL
GSS
Names of many individuals across states and countries listed
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with scattered locations in the United States and abroad. The text mentions people in states such as Kansas Texas Ohio and New Jersey, plus references to Italy and other places, alongside initials and unclear roles.
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Gormel
Munda
McNally
Gien Cove
Slager
Who Corp
Isatgiae
Eee
IRA
Poorey
Halawin
Donagchyt
A. i
Mary Re
Cence Ee Essen
Fitzmaurice
Rf. E
Kansas
Cite Bag
Kich
Williamaburg
LOWE
J. Mraceville
J.J
Fiat
Simonek
Es Toth St
New
Nielson
Hawarder
Way
Larapewr
Ners Sessions
Noentes
Fla
Toth
J. H
Pranklyn
N. J
Berea
Ohio
FLOYT
Rayborn
Haynes
Berkeley
Cal
OWL
Karper
R. C
Canton
Mattes
Washington, DC
KA Hockenfield
KE. J
Nace Romang
Ban
Franeta Ithlo
London Honors Haig and Beatty in Public Ceremony
In London on June 12 Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty and Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig appeared publicly for the first time since the war. King George awarded them the Order of Merit at Buckingham Palace, they received Freedom of the City at Guildhall, and were honored at a luncheon at Mansion House amid cheers.
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London
David Beatty
Grand Fleet
Douglas Haig
Buckingham Palace
George
Guildhall
Miansion House
Armong
Duke of Connaught
Marquis of
Cambridge
Mercers’ Hall
Admiral Beatty
Haig
Germany
Hambre
Rhine
Officer Arrest Ordered in Missing Lieutenant Case
At Third Army HQ in Coblenz an arrest order was issued for Lieutenant John Gottenketne of the Fifth Field Artillery on grand larceny charges for disappearing with about 500000 marks in army pay. He is a native of Alsace and spoke German. officials believe he may have reached or is seeking to reach unoccupied Germany.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Third Army
John Gottenketne
Fifth Field Artillery Regiment
Gottenkline
Alsace
Fort Sin
Oklahoma
Germany
Gottenheine
Fifth Field Artillery
Cornell awards degrees at twentieth medical college commencement
A class of twenty nine graduates received medical degrees at Cornell University Medical College’s twentieth commencement held in the college building on First Avenue and Twenty eighth Street. Seven prizes were awarded, including two new Dean Polk Memorial prizes in gynecology and otology. Degrees were conferred by Dr Jacob Gould Schurman with 29 graduates named and Edward L Keyes Jr delivering the address.
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Cornell University Medical College
First Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
William Polk
John Metcalf Polk
Murder Plot Unfolds As Brooklyn Man Faces Jury
Michael Casalino of 146 Classon Ave Brooklyn stood trial in Queens Supreme Court for murder in the first degree in the Jan 20 killing of Mrs Helen Holbach at her husband’s hotel in South Ozone Park. Witnesses testified to a plan to rob Holbach and named Casalino as a chief conspirator.
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Michael Casalino
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
Stephen Callaghan
Queens County Supreme Court
Helen Holbach
Rockaway Road
South Ozone Park
Holbach
Nine Woods Plays Placed for New York Season
A. H. Woods announced nine plays touring New York this season. Major titles include A Voice in the Dark at the end of July, Little Love Birds opening Sept 1 at Eltinge Theatre, and To Many Husbands at the Hudson Theatre the week of Aug 11.
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New York
A. H. Woods
Ralph B. Dyar
Willard Mack
Mr. Mack
Olive Wyndham
William B. Mack
Florine Arnold
Arleen Hackett
Frank Monroe
Stewart Wilson
Harriet Rose
Georgia Lee Hall
Donna Kelly
W. L. Thorne
Wilson Collison
Avery Hopwood
Eltinge Theatre
John Cumberland
Doris Kenyon
Zelda Sears
Charles Ruggles
Frank Thomas
Claiborne Foster
Barnett Parker
W. Somerset Maugham
Hudson Thea
Shubert Summer Show Plans Announced For New York Stage
Hubert Edeson to head the cast in The Omaha Room 13 with Lowell Sherman in a role. Shuberts announce a Summer revue titled Gaieties of 1919 to premiere in New York within weeks with a cast including George Hassell William Kent Marjorie Gateson Marguerite Farrell Lottie Horner Julia H Ballew Frank Kingdon and more.
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Tre
Kenneth Douglas
Estelle Winwood
H. Cooper Cliffe
William Baxter
Vera Fuller Mellish
Florence Edney
Cyronne Darling
Marion Buckler
Pauline Frederick
Lady Tony
Willard Mack
Stanford
New York
Mr. Mack
Miss Prederick
Thomas A. Wise
Lewis S. Stone
Felix Krembs
Nathaniel Sack
Lucille English
Catherine Tower
V. Tamamoto
Avery Hopwood
Sacha Gultry
Lowell Sherman
Teddy Gerard
Harry Lillford
Fred Graham
Adele Rolland
Bantam
V. C
Harold Brighouse
Bijou
Ernest Truex
Gilbert Douglas
Edward Douglas
Alex Frank
George Barnum
Nelson Dixon
Hilliard Booth
Will Deming
Leon Gordon
Dorothy Mortimer
Tommy Meade
Ned Burton
Harry Hanlon
Helen Cunningham
C. Hooper Trask
Boston
Barney Bernard
Montague Glass
Jules Eckert Goodman
Mr. Woods
Mabel
Pieaegel
Hubert Edeson
Omah
Shuberts
George Hassell
William Kent
Marjorie Gateson
Marguerite Farrell
Lottie Horner
Julia H Ballew
Frank Kingdon
Hart du Fer
Josie
Robbie Heather
Ted Lorraine
Guy Kendall
Augusteum Orchestra Plans U S Fall Tour
The 100 piece Augusteum Orchestra will tour the United States next fall as part of a campaign to boost friendly relations between America and Italy. The tour is under Italian Government patronage and arranged by a committee led by Otto H. Kahn.
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Augusteum Orchestra
United States
America
Italy
Otto H. Kahn
Jamaica Moves to Legalize Trade Unions
Kingston Jamaica June 11 The Governor told the Legislative Council he intends to legalize the formation of trade unions in Jamaica. The step follows urging by trade unionists since his arrival.
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Jamaica
New York Times
Kingston
Legislative Council
Paris Food Prices Rise Amid Drought
Paris reports twenty days without rain causing drought damage to grain, vegetables, and fruit crops and a sharp rise in prices. Thermometer nears 100 in Paris as heat intensifies with forecasts of even higher temperatures.
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Paris
France
Glassware makers urge 60 percent tariff to curb Japanese competition
New Jersey chemical glassware and porcelain industries press the House Ways and Means Committee for a 60 percent ad valorem tariff on imports. They argue labor costs nearly match Japanese prices and warn of American production collapse without protection. Optical glass firms seek 45 percent on glass and instruments, noting British prices are 10 percent lower and opposing duty free scientific instruments.
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Washington
New Jersey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ad Valorem
John O'Brien
Glasae Workers’ Union
Harvey N. Ott
Buffalo
Jury Disagrees in Harrison Law Drug Trial
The jury in the conspiracy case against Dr. Abraham N. Cardoza and Samuel Jacobs failed to reach a verdict after three hours of deliberation. Judge Manton ordered further efforts, and both defendants remained in bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham N. Cardoza
Samuel Jacobs
Manton
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Somebody's Sweet Heart Casino
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Charles
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Lester
Sals Lambs’ Gambol
Columbia Away
GEO
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Cohan Theatre
43Rd St
D. W. Griffith
Ivoli Salto
Times Square
Mack Sennett
Rivoli Orchestre
Douglas Fairbanks
the Knickerbocker Buckaroo
Rialto Orchestra
Park 59Th St
Columbus Sea
Loew
New York Theatre
Enid Bennett
Priscilla Dean
Bway
Schuyler S9po
Mitchell Lewis
Jacques
Charlie Chapin
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Warner
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Soldiers Strand Orchestra
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