Women Bettors Rally in City Poolrooms Amid Races
A Times report describes daily crowds of 300 to 400 women in shopping district poolrooms and tea rooms where betting on horse races continues despite detective presence. Women recruit sales staff, run back rooms, and use messengers to relay Latonia results, with stories of large losses, counterfeit signals, and social pressures driving gambling among urban women.
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Chary
Times
Handbook
Tenderloin
Columbus Circle
Inquirer
Albany
Central Park
Latonia
Uame
New York
Call for a Peace Sunday and arbitration message
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America authorized a call to over 100000 ministers urging them to address international arbitration and peace on Sunday July 2. The council aims to advance peace efforts and notes the near July 4 holiday as a fitting time for pulpits to focus on these themes. Also reports water shortage as Croton watershed rainfall unclear. The weekly water report shows a current supply around 50 billion gallons with a half‑billion gallon increase from last week and expectations of more inflow in coming days.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Fellowship of the Council
Council of Churches
United States
Croton
Water Department
Man in the Tower Inspires No Cheating Sign in New York
Weber and Heilbroner offer ready made suits as near to custom tailoring as possible. Two piece flannel and homespun suits start at $20, business models go to $40. Gotham underwear features feather weight shirts and knee drawers from $1 to $3.50.
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China
New York
Weber & Heilbroner
Gotham
Oceae
Tecbes Salta
Eas Boys
Memorial Service Honors Gen Slocum Victims In Queens
More than 2000 survivors and friends attended a memorial near the Gen Slocum monument in Lutheran Cemetery Middle Village Queens. The ceremony proceeded despite storm, with leaders Dersch Peterson Miller Kehoe and performers Frisher Bolze Goodman Kreutzer involved.
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D. W. Peterson
German Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Middle Village
Charles Dersch
Survivors’ Association
George H. Miller
German Reformed Church of the
Loeb consolidates warehouse staff to cut costs
Collector Loeb abolishes the Deputy Collector in charge of merchandises at the Appraiser's Warehouse located at Christopher and Washington Streets. The 300 workers including laborers clerks and watchmen will be transferred to the Appraiser of the Port tomorrow. George S. Cort, former Deputy Collector, may become a clerk in the Appraiser's department. The move ends two overlapping work forces to streamline service and reduce operating expenses.
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Loeb
Christopher
Washington Streets
George
Cort
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