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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

6

Studebaker Evidence of Superior Quality and Value

The copy extols perfect alignment lubrication and balance as results of Studebaker laboratory work. It claims exclusive facilities and high volume enable lower friction, longer car life, and genuine value, urging readers to request the Studebaker Proof Book detailing manufacturing methods and quality.

Studebaker

New York Hotels Open Rooftop Summer Enclaves

The summer of 191X sees major New York hotels adding rooftop venues for dining and dancing. The Astor McAlpin Waldorf Knickerbocker and Biltmore unveil expansive open air spaces with multiple levels, orchestras, and moonlit promenade views, drawing international patrons and local crowds amid polo matches and heat.

New York Travers Paris Ritz-Carlton Knickerbocker Armenonville Waldorf Oscar Boldt Astor Belvedere McAlpin

Miss Morningside Named in Divorce Case Testimony

Court testimony in the Poss v Toss case details Mr Poss and a woman visiting Hickok’s apartment. Witnesses include Ira B Hickok and chauffeur Douglas A Mathewson. Clark admitted driving with two women identified as Miss Columbus and Miss Morningside. Jury to hear closing arguments later.

Stanley R. Greenidee Maryland Supreme Court Lillian K. Poss Frank R. Toss Tie Mr Voss Ira BR. Hickok Abraham Levy Poss Greenidge Hickok Ira B. Hickok Hunter's Island Inn Clark Columbus Morningside Miss Columbus Mr. Poss

Would Be Wed Kidnapper Elopement Leads to Arrest

Newark police traced Ida Gordon of New Brunswick to 116 Nassau Street where she and Frank Louis admitted they staged an abduction to disguise an elopement. Ida’s mother demanded poison, declaring she could not endure the situation. The scheme was uncovered with help from Miss Ida Salutsky.

Harris Ryan Fagan Newark Ida Gordon New Brunswick Nassau Street Frank Louis Louis Abraham Gordon Ida

Sabotage Admitted by I W W Witness at Paterson Silk Strike

Adolph Lessig an I W W organizer testifies at Paterson New Jersey hearings that the I W W favored direct action and sabotage including general strikes and mill explosions to oppose the four loom system. He says 200 of about 25 000 Co workers participated and that the AFL condemned the methods though growth of the four loom system threatened jobs.

New York Times Paterson N. J Vincent St. John Industrial Relations Commission New York Adolph Lessig TI. W. W W. W Henry A Doherty Doherty Lessig W. O. Thompson I. Ww. W Walsh Doherty's American Federation of Labor

Nine hour workday urged to curb wage competition

A speaker credited a nine hour day to curb I W W influence in Paterson and called for a federal commission to set wages and hours. An employer speaker argued that unfair competition from employers who hire liberally harms industry and Harley Kle warned industrial peace in silk depends on stopping manufacturers from moving to areas with longer hours and lower pay.

Paterson Doherty Federal Commission Kle

Knife for Waywardness at Muncie Sanitarium

Dorothy Schless a 17 year old girl confined in institutions was operated on at the Muncie Sanitarium Brooklyn to cure nervous disorders described as causing inefficiency and waywardness. Dr Elizabeth H Muncie Dr Edward Muncie and Dr Curtis Muncie performed four operations including neural relief and adenoids removal and a neck vertebrae adjustment. Physicians reported the operations successful and that rest will restore mental power and social usefulness.

Dorothy Schless Muncie Sanitarium Macon Street Brooklyn Elizabeth H. Muncie Edward Muncele Curtis Muncie Muncie

Tower of Stationery man fined for improper pamphlet

Lewis Tower of the Tower Brothers Stationery Company pleaded guilty to selling an improper pamphlet titled Social Debate claimed to be authored by Prof. George W. Kirchwey. He was fined $100 as Justices Salmon Kernochan and Forker presided. Kirchwey testified he did not write it. The case was continued to identify the true author.

Lewis Mount Vernon Comstock Tower Prof. Kirchwey Cas Colum

Trade Delegates Head to British Congress for Municipal Rail Aims

William D D Mahon and I E F Bland, fraternal delegates of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes, arrived from Detroit and will sail today on the Vateran to visit European cities. They seek to study municipal ownership of street railways to press for a general agitation favoring municipally owned and operated systems at the British Trade Union Congress in Portsmouth England in September.

William D.D. Mahon Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway

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