Sulzer Confident Tammany Defiant In Primary Bill Fight
Governor Sulzer returns to Albany after a campaign push for his Direct Primary bill, confident voters oppose abolishing the State Convention. Tammany leaders vow to stand firm as Wagner notes possible lack of demand for primaries. Assemblyman Maloney predicts Sulzer defeat and criticizes the campaign's portrayal of direct primaries.
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Sulzer
Albany
Tammany
Reppblican
Democratic
Sammany
Sulzern
Charles Murphy
Murphy
Fourteenth Street
Sylzer
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Thomas B. Maloney
Nassau County
Pe Ae Agsny
Regul
Widing
Harold J. Hinman
Ee Bcan
New York
Final Rally Tomorrow in Albany on Direct Primary Bill
Gov Sulzer urges passage of direct primary measure in a special session opening tonight. Speakers at Waramans Bleecker Hall rally include Col. Roose West Hearst and other leaders. Officials expect daily sessions with possible delays over charges against Justice Cohalan and vetoed financial bills.
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Albany
Sulzer
McKnight
Eisner
Warmanus Bleecker Hall
Col. Roose West
Gov. Sulrer
William R. Hearst
Seth Low
W. Rourke Cochran
Frederick M. Davenport
William S. Bennet
Daniel J. Dugan
Justice Cohalan
Wife vanishes after threaten suicide in New Jersey
Mrs. John Clarke of the home on G Ogden Avenue Harrison New Jersey disappeared after telling two nieces she would harm herself. Police and relatives searched but found no trace. Clarke was an assistant superintendent at Swift and Co. plant in Kearny.
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John Clarke
Ogden Avenue
Harrison
N. J
Florence
Loretta Killoch
John Killoch
New York
Killoch
Mr. Clarke
Swift & Co
Kearny
Moving Pictures in Health Campaign Resumes in Mount Morris Park
The Health Department restarts its moving-picture campaign against tuberculosis this evening in Mount Morris Park. Aimed at public education on methods, cure, and prevention, films will highlight dangers of bad sanitary conditions. Twenty four exhibitions are planned for the Summer across parks and recreation piers.
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Department of Health
Mount Morris Park
Hold Up at North Pelham Rail Station Ends With Capture
Edward Morrissey, a North Pelham ticket agent, was robbed by two men at 12 48 am as they demanded cash. One robber, later arrested, claimed to be John Pospio re of Pittsburgh and said he worked as a railroad fireman and brakeman. Police recovered the weapon and began inquiries.
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New York, Westchester & Boston
North Pelham
Edward Morrissey
Abo
Panama
Morrissey
Peter Cedar
Cedar
Pelham Manor
Keller
Eller
Manhattan
John Ppesiore
Pittsburgh
North Pelham Station
Described Robbery Suspect Portrait Emerges at Hearing
In Conway’s testimony the witness Morrissey identified a medium height man with light hair and fair complexion as a companion in the alleged robbery. The man wore a brown suit, pressed, a tank and a straw hat. The suspect demanded $25. Conway declined to name the accomplice.
Harlem Stabbing Youth Arrested Over Long Blade Attacks
East Harlem police arrest Isidore Meth, 15, after a pool hall incident at 100th Street and First Avenue. Meth, tall and claiming to be a djier, carried a long bladed knife and allegedly stabbed Meyer Siegel and Frank Markowitz, with injuries treated at Harlem Hospital. Meth awaits arraignment.
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Harlem
Manceni
Veale
East 104Th Street
100Th Street
First Avenue
Isidore Meth
East 11St Street
Meyer Siegel
East 101St Street
Frank Markowitz
East 1011St Street
Station House
Siegel
Kahn
Markowitz
Newark Man Survives After Stunt Falls From Window
In Newark Jacob Jawboitosky fell from a third story window at 5 West Street but saved himself by grabbing a tree branch and escaped with a fractured hip. Other notices include a Raritan Free Library cornerstone ceremony in Keyport with Masonic officers, Montclair Trust official John N. Holton resigning effective July 1, and Montclair meetings on suffrage debates led by Rose Livingston James Lees Laidlaw and Grace Duffield Goodwin. Also Montclair residents back a cooperative housekeeping plant with twenty five families signing for stock. In South Orange, Robert Allen the chauffeur for Frank J. Radel confessed to thefts amounting to several hundred dollars from his employer’s garage.
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Newark
West Street
Jacob Jawboitosky
Keyport
Raritan Free Library
Broad and Cross Streets
Frederick E. Tilden
Montclair
John N. Holton
Montclair Trust Company
Rochester
N. Y. Montclair
Montclair Club Hall
Rose Livingston
James Lees Laidlaw
Unity Church
Grace Duffield Goodwin
H. A. Leonhauser
South Orange
Frank J. Radel
Centre Street
Robert Allen
Quinlan Rumors Grow in I W W Standoff
In Paterson New Jersey June 15 reports say Patrick Quinlan I W W agitator faces charges before the Central Strike Committee in New York and may be dropped from the organization. Haywood spoke to about 3500 at Haledon signaling a potential end to the strike while urging solidarity and avoiding picket line escalation. Elizabeth G Flynn also addressed the crowd.
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Central
New York
Quinlan
Haywood
Elizabeth G. Flynn
Memorial Service For General Slocum Victims At Lutheran Cemetery
More than 2,000 mourners gathered at Lutheran Cemetery to sing hymns in memory of General Slocum disaster victims. Survivors now grown, flowers laid on graves, and a funeral procession from Niederstein's Hotel led by Etzel's Military Band. Memorial Association officers presided. Rev. George G. Wacker delivered the memorial address. Williamsburg Saengerbund provided music.
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Middle Village
General Slocume
Lutheran Cemetery
General Slocum Survivors’ Memorial Association
Memorial Association
Niederstein
Etzel
Charles Dersch
Frederick W. Hotz
Charles Dersch, Jr
George Dittrich
William Waeth
George G. Wacker
St. Peter's Church of
Brooklyn
Williamsburg Saengerbund
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