Traffic Court Opens to Tame New York City Traffic
The Traffic Court opened with a push for safer streets as officials warn Manhattan faces extreme congestion with 2.5 million residents and 1 million daily outsiders. Fifty cases were heard with Erwin Grange and others testifying on speed limits and pedestrian safety amid calls for stricter regulation and police control. Campbell of 400 West 129th Street was fined for driving on the wrong side.
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New York City
Borough of
Manhattan
New York
Thaing
Grange
Nast
W. Ng
Te McAdoo
Treus
Iter Campbell
West 129Th Street
Ber
Bowery Free Lunch Becomes Badge of Sanitary Rating
City health inspectors report the Bowery saloon as the first to earn a white card for good sanitary food handling in a city-wide survey. The visit noted bread given freely to the hungry, unsanitary glass practices, and food mostly prepared in dark sub-cellars. Other districts showed mixed results with 1 good, 4 fair, and 130 bad cafés.
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Department of Health
Greeley Square
Laidtus P. Brown
Bowery
James Cooney
Cooney
Bronx
Brooklyn
Richmond
Verdict Fails in Rathbone Weaverson Frame Suit
After eight hours the jury in the suit of Mrs. Brownie Rathbone Weaverson against Mrs. Caroline W. Frame for 200008 over alienation of Frederick Weaverson’s affections failed to reach a verdict. Initial tallies were seven to five then five to four with a split over beliefs and damages, and the judge warned that unless a reconciliation occurred the case would be retried in the fall.
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Frame
Brownie Rathbone Weaverson
Caroline W. Frame
Frederick Weaverson
Justice Gavegan
Supreme Court
Eaki
Eaverson
Mazchaznan
Fragge
Enes
Christale Scien
Gomases
Mrseaverson
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Chicago
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Britannica
Encyclopaedia Brit
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Scribner’s
Fifth Ave
Strest
Malkan
Broadway
India
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Encyclopaedia Britannice
Morocco
aNee Ae Ee
Levant
Oak
A. W
Acre
Post Office
Cambridge
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