Osborns Harmony Plan Faces Severe Rebuff in Demo Talks
Williams and party insiders expose Osborns proposed unity primary as a trap for anti Tammany voters. Gov Glynn absent at a key meeting as factions debate a two ticket approach and an independent lineup to challenge Tammany control. The plan triggers cross county opposition and hints at a fierce primary battle with graft allegations looming.
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Knickerbocker
Glynn
William Church Osborn
Vanderbilt Hotel
Osborn
Democratic Party
Iwo
Tammany
Murphy
McCooey
Brooklyn
Walsh
Estchester
McCabe
Albany
Kelley
Syracuse
Farley
Binghamton
Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
Batten
Niagara
Fitzgibbon
Oswego
Finucane
Rochester
Connolly
Queens
van Kennan
St. Lawrence
Arthur Murphy
Bronx
O'Grady
Richmond
Peera
Mr. Osborn
Bureard
Erie
Noeth
Monroe
Rensselaer
Beardsley
Oneida
Rattigan
Cayuga
Ryan
Chenango
Keith
Nassau
Irwin
Ulster
Weed
Canton
Mott
Chautauqua
Sague
Dutchess
Washington
Tammany State
Wilson
United States
Murphy-Osborn-Glynn
Murphy-McCooey-McCabe-Fitzpatrick
Edgar J. Cullen
Court of Apails
Ast
Tammany Hall
Tariff League backs Glynn for New York governor
Ieance Lawrence, president of the American Tariff Reform League, urges Democratic unity to nominate Gov. Glynn for New York chief executive. He predicts Roosevelt would head the Progressive ticket and Hedges the Republicans in 1916, with Wilson Roosevelt Taft remaining major party candidates. He cites Glynn’s 1912 vote total and says Hearst would back Roosevelt.
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Whitman
Col
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
American Tariff
Samuel Untermyer
Oswald Garrison
Nathan Strang
John Sharp Williams
William C. Redfield
Mr. Lawrence
Ieance Lawrence
American Tariff Reform League
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Glynn
Job
Wilson
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Herman A. Metz
United States
New York
Lawrence
Hearst
Glynn Delivers Flag Day Oration at Prospect Park
Governor Martin Glynn spoke at Flag Day ceremonies in Prospect Park Brooklyn under Brooklyn Lodge No 22 Elks. About 10 000 attended as Glynn praised the flag and the immortal rights in the Declaration of Independence. A supper at Schermerhorn Street followed with talk of a second term and Elks led services and patriotic music by the Fourteenth Regiment.
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Martin H. Glynn
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Order of Elks
Brooklyn Lodge
Schermerhorn Street
Gov. Glynn
Mexico
Spain
The
Elks
John J. McDermott
Lodge
James H. Sankey
William B. Farrell
Sts. Peter and Paul
James J. Byrne
Glynn
Vanderbilt Hotel
Manhattan
John H. McCooey
Kings County
Park
Essex Chairman Resigns to Seek Surrogate Nomination
Herbert W. Taylor of Newark, chairman of the Essex County Republican Committee, resigns to enter the Republican nomination race for Surrogate. Anticipation of President Wilson's stance on the Panama Canal and Mexico drives many Republican aspirants for county nominations in New Jersey.
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Essex Go
Herbert W. Taylor
Newark
Essex County Republican Committee
Wilson
Panama Canal
Mexico
New Jersey
Polo Line-Up To Be Changed In American Team
The Polo Committee may move Milburn to back to improve teamwork with Waterbury as the backfield pairing struggled. Malcolm Stevenson of Rockaway Polo Club, rated seven goals, is seen as a promising rookie who played for Cooperstown’s championship team last year.
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Larry Waterbury
Milburn
Waterbury
Malcolm Stevenson
Rockaway Polo Club
la Montagne
Stevenson
Cooperstown
Great Britain's polo team surprised by American defense
London reports that Britain's polo side, led by Lord Wimborne, faced a stronger American defense than expected. The New York Times called the visitors' polo the most perfect ever seen in America, while British observers note Shamrock IV may still beat them, signaling a possible shift in 1914 sports balance.
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NEW York Times
London
Great Britain
Daily News
America
Capt. Cheape
Daily Mail
Lord Wimborne
Betting at Vera Cruz in international polo matches
Vera Cruz June 14. A staff correspondent reports high interest in the international polo matches. Bets shifted between British and American officers after the first game, with many wagers changing hands last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Vera Cruz
Polo ticket sale scandal at Meadow Brook Field
The International Polo Committee plans an investigation into the sale of thousands of pasteboard tickets for the first game on Saturday at Meadow Brook Field. The committee, made up of prominent volunteers, aims to punish violators and prevent a recurrence 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 young women crossing East Ninetieth Street near Madison Avenue while avoiding a Fifth Avenue omnibus. Three girls were injured. none seriously. Police deemed the accident unavoidable.
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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
Harlem
George Meyer
East Eighty-eede
Jacob Hanrahan
Max Helman
Andrew Carnegie
Drs. Morse
Bergen
Flower Hospital
Rachel Dumnsess
Rivington Street
Aaron Mansdel
Second Avenue
Harry Schlechker
St. Mark's
Funeral Held For Mrs George R Moring In Auto Tragedy
Mrs. George R. Moring of 711 West 178th Street died from injuries after a June 1 crash at 181st Street and St Nicholas Avenue. Nellie Barton of 242 West 103rd Street operated the car and fled from the scene. Barton had little driving experience and swung the steer into the curb, mounting the sidewalk and striking bystanders. Lincoln casualties included bartender Joseph Cassidy and siblings Irwin and Beulah Frey with minor injuries.
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George R. Moring
West 178Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Nellie Barton
West 103d Street
Joseph Cassidy
Amsterdam Avenue
Washington Heights Hospital
Irwin Frey
Beulah
Tourists' Auto in Ditch Injures New York Woman
Mrs. William T. Morris of New York was seriously injured when the automobile carrying her and her husband skidded on a new road near Chehalis and toppled into a ditch during a transcontinental journey. Her husband escaped harm. she is under a physician's care at Hotel Tacoma. The couple are undertaking a 14000 mile trip from Los Angeles to New York with Spokane and Canada in the itinerary, aiming for August arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tacoma
William T. Morris
New York
Chehalis
Mrs. Morris
International Polo Match at Meadow Brook England Wins First
Officials list Louis E. Stoddard as referee with Joshua Crane and Keith B. Markham as judges. England led 844 to 3 in the first match at Meadow Brook Club Grounds Westbury with a best two of three format and a 4:30 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Stoddard
Joshua Crane
Boston
Keith B. Markham
H. A. Souther
Frank Forrester
America
Spencer Fish
Frank S. Drago
England
W. Struther Jones
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Thirty-third Street
Seventh Avenue
Flatbush Station
Grounds
Hempstead
Merrick
Garden City
New York
Main Concourse
Flatbush Avenue Station
Brooklyn
IL. I
Spectators Decry Ticket Extortion At Polo Match
Report details widespread ticket speculation for a polo game with thousands of tickets sold openly at inflated prices. William H. Hall alleges forged receipts and nonreceipt of prepaid seats, prompting calls for inquiry and potential legal action. committee officials cite illness and delegate sale oversight to agents while denying complaints.
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Meadow Brook Club
William H. Hall
Riverside Drive
Hall
United
J. N. Emley
William Street
Hempstead Plains
Lord Wimborne at Coney Island amid polo tour crowd
Lord Wimborne and Lady Wimborne visited Coney Island yesterday with Felix M. Warburg host. They arrived by auto around 2 pm and joined about 150 000 revelers. The party rode the chutes and rides and posed for souvenir photos before departing.
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Lord Wimborne
Lady Wimborne
Coney Island
Felix M. Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
England
Thieves Use Taxicab in Harlem Gunfight and Car Chase
Lorillard Spencer, Scout Commissioner of the Boy Scouts of New York, reported his red five passenger touring car taken during a rally at Central Park. Police chased the thieves through Harlem and the Bronx. After a fusillade and pursuit in a hired taxi, the criminals abandoned the car at Red Street and Third Avenue and fled on foot. The car was recovered by police at Bathgate Avenue Station and Spencer praised the cops. Mounted Officer Harold J. Kearney pursued another speeding auto but lost sight after his horse fell. the number could not be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Goldstein
Hewes Street
Brooklyn
Thompson Avenue
Laurel Hill Boulevard
George L. Klohs
Locust Valley
St. John’s Hospital
Joseph McGowan
West Ninety-eighth Street
Manhattan
Jersey City
John Vilusieci
Henderson Street
Newark Avenue
Erie Street
Lorillard Spencer
Boy Scouts of New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
Mr. Spencer
Boy Scouts
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
Red Street
Fiarold J. Kearney
Highbridge
Clay Avenue
169Th Street
Chief Martin in Smash-Up on Bowery and Delancey Street
Deputy Chief Joseph B. Martin was injured when his car collided with a dentist Dr. St George Fournier at Delancey and Bowery after a near collision with an east bound car. The chief was bruised and later pressed reckless driving charges. the alarm turned out to be a minor fire.
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Pearl and
Wall Streets
Joseph B. Martin
Third Avenue
Bowery
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Ernest Roeber, Jr
O’healy
Delancey Street
Rocher
Martin
Lowery
Sheehan
Mulberry Street
St. George A. Fournier
West Seventy-fourth Street
Fournier
Deuel
Jefferson Market Court
Alabama Negroes Gain Land and Enterprise Progress
Negro farmers in Alabama control 5.1 million acres of land, up 250000 acres since 1900, with 3.565 million acres improved and farming 500000 more. Ten-year growth 17.3 percent, one fourth of farm property valued at 97.27 million dollars. Banking, education, and churches also show notable advancement among Alabama’s colored population.
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Alabama
United States
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Booker T. Washington
America
Alabama Penny Savings Bank
Prudential Savings Bank of
Birmingham
Penny Savings Bank of
Selma
Anniston
Montgomery
Woman shot in leg after police gunfire during car chase
Miss Minnie Walsh a stenographer from 145th Street and Eighth Avenue was treated at Polyclinic Hospital for a bullet wound in the leg. John Tearney said the wound occurred when a policeman fired at their speeding automobile near 174th Street and Clay Avenue. Detective Morrell questioned the pair and Capt. Gallagher reviewed duty reports as the investigation began. Harriet reported hearing a woman cry out during the chase.
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Minnie Walsh
145Th Street
Eighth Avenue
John Tearney
150Th Street
River Avenue
Morrell
Gallagher
Tremont Avenue
Harriot
174Th Street
Clay Avenue
Harriet
Lipton’s Shamrock IV Impresses In Hard Weather Trial
London reports on Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV showing strength under stress in Southsea tests. The yacht carried gear with ease, mast praised for strength and flexibility, though single headsail rig may be replaced by two headsails. further trials planned with keel adjustments and additional sail area.
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London
Thomas Lipton
The
Daily Mail
Southsea
Sir Thomas Lipton
Nicholson
Shamrock TV
Burglary Suspect Brought Before Brooklyn Magistrate
Jacob Deutch, 25, of East New York, held on $2,500 bail for examination after arraignment before Magistrate Naumer in the New Jersey Avenue Court Brooklyn on a burglary charge. Detectives Capone and Connors arrested him in the yard of Max Mandel, 156 Amboy Street, amid recent neighborhood thefts. Deutch confessed to the robberies, saying poverty-driven. he claimed to have been a former coal and ice dealer who stopped work two months ago. Detectives organized a station collection for his wife and children and arranged a hot meal for the prisoner.
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Jacob Deutch
Pitkin Avenue
New York
Naumer
New Jersey Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Max Mandel
Amboy Street
Capone and
Connors
Deutch
Get Rich Quick Clover Swindle in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 12 a clover swindler nicknamed Wilson swindled about $2,000 from dozens of residents by selling four leaf clover seed and promising great profits. A fake seed box showed four leaf leaves but investigators found the leaves were ordinary trefoil with a green plaster strip to fake quatrefoils.
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Los Angeles
California
Wilson
White Clothes Crusade Prompts Hotel Men to Wear White
A New York summer fashion push sees about two dozen hotel managers and allied firms wear white suits at the Park Avenue Hotel. The movement aims to boost New York as a premier summer resort as white attire spreads through restaurants and lobbies. Leaders plan a continued campaign with more hotel visitors donning white.
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New York
Edgewood Inn
Greenwich
Conn
Park Avenue
United States
Vark Avenue
Fred EB. Reed
Mr. Reed
Manney Chappelle
Mr. Chappelle
Lorrin Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Harry Kelly
Charles Gehring
Bond Street
Walton Marshall
Reed
New York City
White Clothes League
Plarepe
Ned
Argantzer
Teneie
Washington Postmaster showcases rural produce by parcel post
The Postmaster Otto Praeger launches a practical plan to connect Washington area buyers with nearby farmers and producers. A published list details sellers and the goods they offer for parcel post delivery from vegetables and poultry to bread, preserves, clams, candy, and even grape juice. The plan aims to cut out middlemen and bring farm products directly to city households.
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Washington
D. C
Otto Praeger
Ge Harrison
Virginia
Maryland
Iowa
Dakotas
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Lawrence Favors
Tariff Reform League
McCombs
Brooklyn Elks
Ernor
POLO
Morrises
Westchester Polo Club
Newport
H. A. Tomkinson
Rene la Montagne
L. S. C. Cheape
J. M. Waterbury
F. W. Barrett
HW. L. Herbert
Vanderbilt
W. A. Hazard
Cederhurst
L. L
Schaumberg
East Forty-first Street
Hazard
Starry Payne Whitney
Wheatley Hills
L. I
August Belmont
John C. Groome
Philadelphia
State Constabulary
Coney
Lorillard
Chase
Aban
Chief Martin
Shamrock
Challenger
Crusaders
Havana
Tampa
Mattoni
Mattoni Water Co
W. 34Th St
Limit Group Insurance
Mansf Connecticut
Insurance
Inswice
Life Insurance Companies
Connecticut
VAAL
Saks & Company
Broadway
34Th Street
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