Osborns Harmony Plan Rejected by Democrats
The New York Democratic party rejects William Osborns harmony primary scheme as Gov Glynn retreats from a plan to unify tickets. A conference at the Hotel Waldorf is set for Thursday with anti Tammany factions preparing to oppose the Osborn proposal and push a pure independent ticket led by county leaders.
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Wiickerbocker
Glynn
William Church Oscorn
Vanderbilt
Osborn
Democratic Party
Thze
Heles
Tammany
Mr. Murphy
Dth McCooey
Brooklyn
Walsh
Westchester
McCabe
Albany
Keile
Syracuse
Farley
Binghamtop
Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Batten
Niagara
Fitzgibbon
Oswego
Finucan
Rochester
Connolly
Queens
Kennan
St. Lawrence
Arthur Murphy
Bronx
O'Grady
Richmond
Murphy
Burgard
Erie
Noggh
Monroe
Rensselaer
Beardsley
Oneida
Rattigan
Cayuga
Ryan
Chenango
Keith
Nassau
Irwin
Ulster
Weed
Clinton
Mott
Chautauqua
Bague
Dutchess
A. Murphy-McCooey-McCabe-Fitzpatrick
Charles F. Murphy
Gor’ Glynn
Lawrence favors Glynn in New York nomination
Isaac Lawrence, president of the American Tariff Reform League, urges Democratic leaders to unite behind Gov. Glynn for New York governor. He predicts Roosevelt will head the Progressive ticket and Hedges the Republican ticket, citing Glynn’s 1912 vote lead and Hearst’s possible backing.
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Isaac Lawrence
American Tariff Reform League
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Glynn
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Lawrence
Rolt Party
Col. Roosevelt
Herman A. Metz
United States
New York
Lawrence
Hearst
Democrats Face Roosevelt Challenge in Tariff Reform Drive
In 1916 prospects loom for Roosevelt to win four million 1912 votes and split Democratic support over tariff reform anti trust and imperial issues. The American Tariff Reform League organizes with officers including Marshall Schiff Untermyer and Williams, linking business leagues nationwide to push policy changes.
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Whitman
Col
Roosevelt
Pers
American Tariff Reform League
Mr. Lawrence
Sta
Rhode Island
League
Thomas R. Marshall
Lewis Nixon
Jacob H. Schiff
C. A. Spreckels
George Gordon Battle
Samuel Rea
Dix
Samuel Untermyer
Oswald Garrison
Nathan Straus
John Sharp Williams
William C. Redfield
Glynn Urges Second Term At Brooklyn Flag Day
Gov. Martin Glynn delivered the Flag Day oration in Vtrospect Park Brooklyn before about 10 000 at a Brooklyn Lodge event. A dinner at the Brooklyn Lodge clubhouse sparked calls for a second term. The program honored the flag and referenced the immortal rights of the Declaration of Independence with Elks and Elks chorus providing music and prayers offered by church leaders.
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Gov. Martin Jr. Glynn
Vtrospect Park
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Lodge
Order of Miks
Schermerhorn Street
Gov. Glynn
Mexico
Spain
The
Elks
John J. McDermott
Lodge
Fourteenth Regiment Zand
Frayer
James H. Sankey
William B. Farrell
Sts. Peter and Paul
James J. Byrne
Glynn
Vanderbilt Hotel
Manhattan
John H. McCooey
Kings County
Park
Resignation Lifts Newark Republican Chair in Surrogate Race
Herbert Tylor of Newark steps down as Essex County Republican chairman to pursue the Surrogate nomination. He joins a crowded field as Wilson era issues over the Panama Canal and Mexico mobilize New Jersey Republicans for the fall contest.
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Herbert Tylor
Newark
Ssex
Nas
Wilson
Panama Canal
Mexico
New Jersey
Polo line up to be changed in coming season
The article notes tensions in the Polo lineup as Larry Waterbury and Milburn failed to harmonize. A possible shift of Milburn to back is discussed, aiming to improve team balance for the American squad. Malcolm Stevenson, a seven goal Rockaway club member, is highlighted as a strong future player from Cooperstown’s previous champions.
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Larry Waterbury
Milburn
Waterbury
Malcolm Stevenson
Rockaway Polo Club
la Montagne
Stevenson
Cooperstown
Britain Wins Polo Match Shocks American Defenders
London dispatch reports Great Britain’s polo victory praised as sportsmanlike by The Daily News and others. The New York Times notes visitors played the most perfect polo seen in America, while British observers express cautious optimism about 1914 balancing recent dominance.
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NEW York Times
London
Great Britain
Daily News
America
Capt. Cheape
Daily Mall
Lord Wimborne
Betting at Vera Cruz polo mintehers
Vera Cruz June 14. Interest centers on the international polo mintehers game. Bets changed hands last night between British and American officers after the first match.
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NEW York Times
Vera Cruz
International Polo Mintehers
Polo Ticket Sale Scandal Prompts Committee Investigation
The International Polo Committee to investigate how thousands of Meadow Brook Field tickets for Saturday’s game reached speculators. Prominent committee members volunteer time and funds, aiming to punish violators if possible and prevent a repeat of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Polo Committee
Meadow Brook Field
Auto Hits Girls Dodging Omnibus On Fifth Avenue
A Brooklyn auto driven by Frederick Jackson struck a group of girls near the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Park injuring three. Jane Alper Lillie Ackerman and Ruth Ackerman suffered internal injuries broken ribs and bruises. Jackson with a passenger and two women witnesses avoided a front collision with a motor omnibus before veering onto the curb. All three girls were taken to Flower Hospital and were described as not seriously hurt.
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Fifth Avenue
Ninetieth Street
Frederick Jackson
West Eighth Street
Brooklyn
Jane Alper
Madison Avenue
Lillie Ackerman
West Ninety-seventh Street
Ruth
Jackson
M. Fischer
Seventh Avenue
Jlarform
East Ninetieth Street
George Meyer
East Fighty-eighth Street
Park
Jacob Hanrahan
Max Helman
Andrew Carnegie
Fore Morse
Hergen
Flower Hospital
Rachel Dunnsess
Rivington Street
Yeswuty
Aaron Mandel
Second Avenue
Harry Schlechker
St. Mark's
Funeral for Mrs. George R. Moring after fatal auto crash
Mrs. Moring of 711 West 178th Street died from injuries after an auto driven by Nellie Barton of 242 West 108th Street struck pedestrians near UStat Street and St. Nicholas Avenue on June 1. Four others were injured including Joseph Cassidy and siblings Irwin and Beulah Frey. Barton reportedly had little time after starting to turn. The funeral was held yesterday.
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Manhattan
Jersey City
John Vlasieci
Henderson Street
Newark Avenue
Erie Street
George R. Moring
West 178Th Street
Ustat Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Nellie Barton
West 108d Street
Joseph Cassidy
Amsterdam Avenue
Washington Heights Hospital
Irwin Frey
Beulah
Tourists' Auto Ditch Injures New York Traveler
Mrs. William T. Morris of New York suffered painful injuries when the car carrying her and her husband skidded on a new road near Chehalis and tipped into a ditch during a cross country journey from Los Angeles to New York. The husband was uninjured and she remains under physician care at the Hotel Tacoma. The couple plans a 14,000 mile itinerary stopping in Spokane before proceeding through Canada with an August arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tacoma
William T. Morris
New York
Chehalis
Mrs. Morris
Los Angeles
Spokane
Canada
England Wins International Polo Cup at Meadow Brook
England defeats America 9 to 7 in best two of three games at Meadow Brook Club Grounds Westbury Long Island. Lineups include Capt Tomkinson La Montagne Waterbury Narrell Lockett and substitutes Wimborne Rumsey Treill. Next match set for Tuesday June 16 weather permitting with trains and special service arranged.
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England
America
H. A. Tomkinson
Rene la Montagne
Cheape
M. Waterbury
J. W. Narrell
Deverenus Milborn
Vivian Lockett
Lawrence Waterbury
Lord Wimborne
John Substitutes
C. C. Rumsey
Malcolm A. Treill
Stevenson
H. C. Phipps
Louis E. Stoddard
Joshua Crane
Boston
Keith B. Markham
H. A. Souther
Frank Forrester
Spencer Fish
Frank S. Drago
W. Struther Jones
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Thirty-the Street
Seventh Avenue
Flatbush Station
Grounds
Hempstead
Merrick
Garden City
Wentbury
New York
Main Concourse
Flatbush Avenue Station
Brooklyn
Speculators Flood Polo Game Tickets Amid Extortion Claims
Extortion and widespread ticket speculation marred the Meadow Brook polo game. Vendors sold bundles of tickets openly at inflated prices, bypassing committee rules. William H. Hall alleges forged receipts and misallocated seats, prompting potential legal action. officials blamed illness for supervision gaps.
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Meadow Brook Club
William H. Hall
Riverside Drive
Hall
United
J. N. Emley
William Street
Hempstead Plains
H. L. Herbert
International Polo Committee
Vanderbilt
W. A. Hazard
Cederhurst
L. I
Shaumbersy
Hazard
Harry Payne Whitney
Wheatley Hills
B. I
August Belmont
John ©. Groome
Philadelphia
State Constabulary
Lord Wimborne at Coney Island with Warburg guests
Lord Wimborne and Lady Wimborne visited Coney Island as guests of Felix M. Warburg. They arrived by car, rode the chutes and rides, and amid crowds of about 150000 enjoyed the day. Lord Wimborne praised Coney Island and noted no comparable English attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Wimborne
Lady Wimborne
Coney Island
Felix M. Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
England
Stolen taxi chase ends with car abandoned in Bronx
A red five passenger touring car N Y 680 driven by four thieves and a woman fled after a high speed pursuit from the Seventh Regiment Armory to Harlem and Tremont Avenues. Police opened fire wounding tires and the chase continued until the car stopped near 182nd Street and Third Avenue and the four fugitives fled on foot. The taxi recovered by the Bathgate station.
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Lorillard Spencer
Boy Scouts of New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
Mr. Spencer
Hoy Scouter
Central Park
Col
Daniel Appleton
Spencer
N. Y
Harlem
Bronx
Patrick J. Murray
Godfrey Schiecht
Bathgate Avenue
Bathgate
Tremont Avenues
Tremont Avenue
William Miller
Mortimer Nolan
Third Avenue
182D Street
Harold J. Kearney
Highbridge
Clay Avenue
160Th Street
Ney
Kearney
Chief Martin In Smash-Up On Bowery
Deputy Chief Joseph B. Martin acting as head of the Fire Department was in a crash on the Bowery after a small auto crossed in front of his car. The dentist driver, Dr. George A. Fournier, faced charges of reckless driving after minor injuries to the Chief and a trip to Jefferson Market Court for a morning hearing.
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Pearl and
Wall Streets
Joseph KB. Martin
Third Avenue
Bowery
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Ernest Roeber, Jr
O'Heary
Delancey Street
Roeber
Martin
Lowery
Sheehan
Mulberry Street
George A. Fournier
West Seventy-fourth Street
Fournier
Devel
Jefferson Market Court
Wounded stenographer in autoist shooting case
Misa Minnie Walah a stenographer of 1thtreet and Eighth Avenue was taken to Polyclinic Hospital with a bullet wound in the leg after an automobile ride during which a policeman fired at the car. Detective Morrell and Captain Gallagher handled the case. Policeman Harriot reported shooting at the speeding auto after hearing a woman's cries.
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Misa Minnie Walah
1Thtreet
Eighth Avenue
John ‘Tearney
150Th Street
River Avenue
Morrell
Gallagher
Tremont Avenue
Harriot
Clay Avenue
Praise Shamrock IVs Trial Reveals Strong Mast and Gear
London reports a hard weather trial for Sir Thomas Liptons Shamrock IV off Southsea. Despite dismastings and a disabled rival, the Shamrock proved sturdy and capable, with a remarkable mast and windward sailing qualities noted.
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London
Thomas Lipton
The
Daily Mail
Southsea
Sir Thomas Lipton
Nicholson
Desaloner
Shamrock TV
Tapre
Burglary Suspect Held on Bail in Brooklyn Court
Jacob Deutch 25 of East New York faced arraignment in Brooklyn New Jersey Avenue Court on burglary charges after detectives arrested him in the yard of Max Mandel 156 Amboy Street. Deutch admitted past thefts tied to recent neighborhood robberies and said poverty pushed him to crime. Detectives collected for his wife and children and arranged a meal at the station.
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Jacob Deutch
Pitkin Avenue
New York
Naumer
New Jersey Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Max Mandel
Amboy Street
Capone and
Connors
Deutch
Alabama Negroes Gain Big Land and Enterprise
A historical overview notes Alabama’s Black population controls 5.1 million acres of land, with 3.565 million acres improved, and farming 500000 more acres than a decade ago. It cites 17.3 percent growth in Black farmers, 25 percent of farm property in Black hands, five Black banks, rising Black-owned businesses, and churches valued at 4 million dollars supporting education and moral progress.
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Alabama
United States
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Vooker T. Washington
Posmentem
America
Kowalnga Community
Alexander City
Central of Georgia
Alabama Penny Savings Bank
Prudential Savings Bank of
Hirtmingham
Get Rich Quick Clover Swindle Ends in California
In Los Angeles a beggar-turned-swindler alias Wilson wound up a profitable clover scam by selling four leaf seed claims. He bought mature plants at 75 cents, promising returns of 1 to 5 dollars, but a landlord revealed the “fourth leaf” was a plastered addition on ordinary trefoil leaves, ending the scheme after about 1000 dollars changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Wilson
White Suits Rally In New York Hotel Men Movement
About two dozen hotel managers and allied firms wore white suits at the Abe Park Avenue Hotel to boost a summer white clothes movement. The group planned for others to wear white in hotels, restaurants, and roof gardens, aiming to brand New York as the nation’s premier summer resort. Charles Gehring organized the tour to Europe and was named organizer for the New York City White Clothes League as the campaign expands.
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New York
Edgewood Inn
Greenwich
Conn
Abe Park Avenue
Biter
Broadway
United States
Vark Avenue
Fred B. Reed
Lorrin ' Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Reed
Harry Kelly
Charles Gehring
Bond Street
Walton Marshall
Reed
Park Avenue
New York City
Europe
Parcel post link: Washington farmers to buyers via Praeger list
The Washington Postmaster Otto Praeger promotes direct farm sales by parcel post. A published list shows farmers and truckers within practical distance to ship fresh vegetables poultry and other goods to city households. The plan aims to cut middlemen and connect rural producers with urban families across several states.
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Washington
D. C
Otto Praeger
Ge Burleson
Praeger
Iowa
Dakotas
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Lawrence Favors
Tariff Reform League
McCombs
Brooklyn Elks
Essex Co
POLO
Moring
Morrises
Westcheater Polo Club
Newport
Coney
Loril
Lard Spencer
Chase
Aban
Chief Martin
Shamrock
Challenger
Havana
Tampa
Mattoni Water Co
34Th St
Limit Group Insurance
Manag
Connecticut
Saks
Saks & Company
34Th Street
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