Democrats at Sea in Seeking Won by Chicago Nominee
Baltimore June 14 Democrats face a high uncertainty as National leaders expect the presidential nominee to emerge before the first ballot. New York's Tammany Hall chief Murphy aims to stay neutral until Chicago's nomination, while uninstructed delegates from Maine New York North Carolina Michigan Louisiana and others will largely decide. Bryan watches and may influence platform labor and a high food price plank.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
Edwin Wood
Michigan
Chicago
Maine
North Carolina
Louisiana
Mack
Illinois
Indiana
Thomas Taggart
Arshall
Taggart
Alaska
Porto Rico
District of Columbia
Pee
Woodson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
William Jennings Bryan
National Committee
Roger Sullivan
E. Wood
Col. Martin
Sullivan
James Hamilton Lewis
Ollie James
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
William Sulzer
Frank E. Doremus
Wood
Alton B. Parker
James A. O'Gorman
Robert Lee Henry
Texas
Theodore A. Bell
California
Kern
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
National Democratic League
Washington
New National Committee
Mackinac Island
Mich
Wilson forces in New York battle for convention chair
New York developments push for James O Gorman over Ollie James as Temporary Chairman at the Baltimore Convention. Clark forces, Du Bois Pettigrew, Harmon and Tam many Hall figures discussed O Gorman as keynote, with Wilson aides seeking to overthrow the Clark camp and secure New York delegation support.
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New York Times
Washington
New York
Wilson
Baltimore
Robert L. Henry
House Rules Committee
James O’gorman
Oliie James
du Bois
Mr. Pettigrew
Clark Forces
Gov. Nichols
Harmon Campaign
George M.palmer
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Clark
Ollie James
O’gorman
Wilson National
New - York
Stone urges abolition of Democratic two thirds rule
Senator William J. Stone says friends of Speaker Champ Clark will push a convention resolution to drop the two thirds rule and allow a majority to nominate. He cites wide Democratic support for majority rule and plans to seek backing from other presidential candidates. He asserts the rule is indefensible and should be set aside.
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St. Louis
William J. Stone
Friends of
Champ Clark
Stone
New York Clubwomen Visit Kansas City En Route to Convention
Nearly 100 New York clubwomen stopped in Kansas City en route to the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in San Francisco. Mrs. Philip Carpenter, a candidate for Federation president, wore a vivid multi colored veil and said she will win. She supports suffrage but will not push it as an issue at the convention. She doubts more women lawyers will dramatically change law and court progress. The travelers then resumed their journey to San Francisco.
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New York Times
Kansas City
New York
General Federation For Women’s Clubs
San Francisco
Philip Carpenter
Federation
Mrs. Carpenter
Athenaeum
Lost solitaire pearl pendant linked to Mrs Perry Belmont
Mrs Perry Belmont misplaced a valuable solitaire pearl pendant on a Saturday night likely during a dance at the Turf and Field Club Belmont Park or en route from her home. A clubboard of investigation and Nassau County detectives searched the clubhouse and surrounding areas without finding the jewel. Police in Manhattan were notified in case the pendant surfaces for pawning.
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Demott
Nassau County
Belmonts
Manhattan
Whisky Makers sue over counterfeit Canadian Club labels
Hiram Walker & Sons Limited of Walkerville Ontario sue liquor dealers including Charles D. Oettinger of 645 Columbus Ave in the Bodega Wine and Liquor Store Abraham B Benoliel of Brooklyn Samuel Lieberman of Brooklyn and H Newman & Sons of Brooklyn. The suits allege sale of Canadian Type and Canadian Style whiskies with counterfeit Canadian Club labels seeking misbranding and forfeiture under the Pure Food Law.
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Hiram Walker & Sons, Limited
Walkerville
Ont
Federal District Court
Charles D. Oettinger
Columbus Avenue
Bodega
Abraham B. Benoliel
French Wine House
Brooklyn
Samuel Lieberman
Herman Newman
Joseph Newman
H. Newman & Sons
Jealous lover shoots Garico in Brooklyn coffee house
Police report a man killed Frank Garico at 6614 Fourteenth Avenue Brooklyn after firing on him in a cafe. Investigators say Garico was shot due to rivalry over another man's sweetheart who had immigrated from Italy to marry him. The killer fled. two women customers were injured.
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Ehrgott
Bath Beach
Frank Garico
Fourteenth Avenue
Brooklyn
Garico
Italy
Ana
Ell
Eight Boys Trapped in Glendale Sandpit Rescue Efforts
Eight youngsters aged 7 to 9 were buried in a 25 foot deep sandpit at Folsom and Central Avenues in Glendale Queens after an avalanche. Police and volunteer crews worked by lantern light, freeing Milton Clark and George Walters before reviving them at German Hospital. Joseph Clarke remained in grave condition.
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Folsom
Central Avenues
Glendale
Queens
German Hospital
Joseph Cassidy
Devoe Street
John Barnes
Cassidy
George Walters
Myrtle and
Fosdick Avenues
Henry Jagger
Milton Clark
Folsom Avenue
Joseph
Milton
Clarke
Walters
Firebug Brant Convicted of Third Degree Arson
Samuel Brant known as Sam the Burner was found guilty of arson in the third degree by a Brooklyn County Court jury. He and accomplices disguised as white wings concealed near 726 Cleveland Street while a wagon hose fed water to the blaze. Brant faces up to 150 years in prison with sentencing set for Monday.
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Samuel Brant
Cleveland Street
New York
Brophy
Fawcett
County Court
Brooklyn
Brant
Sam
Manhattan
Mooday
Boy Killed by Auto Truck in Newark
One boy died and another was seriously injured when a Sherwin Williams truck hit Edward C. Haligring 13 near Hamburg Place Road. Chauffeurs Obert Sohl and Joseph Lynch were arrested. Another boy Frank Krenick 7 was struck by a Morton Hoboken auto. his legs broken.
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Newark
Edward C. Haligring
Sherwin Williams Paint Company
Hamburg Place Road
Obert Sohl
Joseph Lynch
Frank Krenick
Springfield Avenue
Fred A. Morton
Hoboken
Krenick
Fredeee
Staten Island man dies after string of self harm attempts
Henry Nixon after the deaths of his wife and son left his Staten Island home for a room at 94 Third Avenue. He had attempted suicide by gas when each tragedy struck, was arrested at Maple Grove Cemetery in Queens with a revolver, and was found dead in the morning after fastening a gas tube to the jet. He left a note requesting burial beside his wife and left a cemetery deed and life insurance papers with the note.
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Henry Nixon
Staten Island
Third Avenue
Maple Grove
Queens
Nixon
Doctor Hetrick Injured In Fatal Crash At Eatontown
Dr Samuel Leroy Hetrick and his wife of 2485 Broadway New York were in an Eatontown Boulevard collision with a Deal chauffeur Frederick Smith. Mrs Hetrick unhurt. Dr Hetrick suffered a broken tendon and was operated on at Spring Lake Hospital after the crash. Smith was arrested.
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Spirint
New York Times
Eatontown
N. J
Samuel Leroy’ Hetrick
Broadway
New York
Eatontown Boulevard
Frederick Smith
Smith
New Yorker Behind Wall Fells Officer With Iron Bar
Isador Greenberg of New York City claimed elevated trains triggered his mental decline and led to commitment in Georgia ville. He reportedly built a stone wall and struck a policeman with an iron bar when approached. Papers show discharge from US Army in 1911 and a $400 bankbook at Nineteenth Ward Bank.
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New Yorker
Georgiaville
R. I
New York City
Isador Greenberg
Greenberg
United States Army
Nineteenth Ward Bank of
New_York
Caller Caused Death of Florence Becker at Bronx Home
Florence Becker nineteen, a New York New Haven Hartford operator at Willis Avenue and 133d Street, Bronx, killed herself with a revolver after being told she would not be needed. She lived with her uncle Edwin Becker and relatives at 1065 Clay Avenue. The aunt blamed grief over losing her job for the tragedy.
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Florence Becker
New York
New Haven
Hartford Railroad
Willis Avenue
133D Street
Bronx
Clay Avenue
Edwin Becker
Louise
Florence
Massive $150 Million Western Pennsylvania Power Project
A major electric power project, backed by the Clarion, Butler, and Kittanning Water Power Companies, aims to dam streams along the Allegheny tributaries to supply light heat manufacturing and street railways across Western Pennsylvania. Financing from Kuhn Loeb and partners encompasses twenty seven subsidiary companies under Pennsylvania charters.
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New York Times
Kittanning
Penn
Clarion Water Power Company
Butler Water Power Company
Kittanning Water Power Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York Bankers
Kuhn & Co
Pittsburgh
Eea
Pennsylvania
Slain New York man shot by enraged husband in Honduras
Relatives say Frederick Pierpont Shaw was killed by Louis Van Sickler in Black River Honduras after a quarrel over a plantation house on the banana farm. Van Sickler, a St. Louis native and former Carleton Dry Goods worker, shot Shaw after Shaw allegedly insulted Mrs. Van Sickler. Shaw died after 45 minutes. Riplinger, Mrs. Van Sickler’s father, testified at the coroner’s inquest.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Co. B. van Sickler
Frederick Pierpont Shaw
New York
Black River
Honduras
Shaw
van Sickler
William H. van Sickler
Vanversen Avenue
Central American Commercial Company
Riplinger
Carleton Dry Goods House
South America
Ohio to enfranchise women in new state constitution
Judge William Littleford leader of the Men's League for Women Suffrage predicts Ohio will grant women the vote when the Constitution is voted on in September. He cites conditions like California before its 1913 franchise victory and says Ohio will see an upset with women voters improving politics. Cincinnati and Cleveland business leaders and Jewish and Hebrew Union College supporters are active.
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William Littleford
Men’s League For Women Suffrage
Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
California
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hebrew Union College
New Fast Destroyers Delivered for U S Navy
The Jenkins and Jouett, named after Admirals, are the newest U S Navy torpedo boat destroyers. Jouett reached 32.26 knots on first trial and Jenkins 31.27 knots exceeding 30 knot contract. Bath Iron Works built them in record time with deliveries ahead of schedule.
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New York Times
Washington
United States Navy
Jenkins
Jouett
Paulding
Boston
Jouett and Jenkins
United States
Congress
Bath Iron Works
Census Foundry Figures Show U S Industry Scale
Washington June 14 There were 18 253 foundry and machine shop establishments in the United States employing 615 485 persons at the thirteenth census. Pennsylvania led with 86 821 wage earners and $210 746 257 value of products, while New York ranked second in product value and value added by manufacture.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
New York
Book Exchange ad in The New York Times Review of Books
An advertisement for The Book Exchange promotes buying and selling rare publications as the best medium. The note appears in The New York Times Review of Books with a recurring Sunday placement.
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Book Exchange
New York Times Review of Books
Adv
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