Aldermen Defeat Curran Report on Police Chief Waldo
New York Aldermen rejected the Curran committee report that urged removing Police Commissioner Waldo after hours of debate. Fusionists lost momentum when key allies abstained or left, and the body voted to consider all recommendations as a whole, effectively nullifying the Waldo-removal section.
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Curran
Police Department
Waldo
Tammany
Frank Dowling
Currant
Steers
Brooklyn
Ardolph Kline
John Purroy Mitchel
Alderman Dowling
McAneny
Manhattan
James F. Martyn
Brownsville
Frooklyn
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Donnelly
Stapleton
White
Smith
Hannon
Levine
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Keanneally
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Kenney
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Dixson
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Muhlbauer
Velten
Grimm
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Detzlera
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Boschen
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Liteberman
Nicoll
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Pouker
Marks
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Downing
Gaynor
Weston
Diemer
Coleman
Stevenson
Moore
Bosse
Fsterbrook
Morrison
Eichhorn
Mulligan
Hamilton
Weil
Wilmot Lucene
Niles R. Becker
California
Martyn
William H. Pendry
Herbst
Gelbke
Shipley
Kimm
Cromwell
Miller
Kline
Alderman Curran
Anid
James Smith
Derman Walsh
Esterbrook
Ave
Acousticon Offers Adjustable Six Tone Hearing Aid
Advertises a six tone sound regulato r Acousticon tested by deaf users who report high efficiency under all conditions. Claims over 10 000 satisfied customers and a risk free trial with no purchase pressure.
Engineers to State Camp March From Armory to Peekskill
A detachment of 130 officers and men of the Twenty second Engineers N G N Y under Capt Frederick A Onderdonk will march from the armory to the State Camp near Peekskill with supply wagons. They will camp at Philipse Manor Thursday night and Croton Friday night with detachment from Fort Myer and West Point assisting. The tour includes building spar and pontoon bridges, land and water mines, and demolition work with fifty student officers aboard.
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Twenty-second Engineers
Frederick A. Onderdonk
Armory
Peekskill
United States Engineers
Fort Myer
Virginia
West Point
W. D. A. Anderson
Corps of Engineers
van Cortlandt Park
Park
Broadway
R. L. Zimpel
Philipse Manor
Croton
Nine Robberies Revealed by Leader of Cigar Store Gang
John E. Gray, known as John E. O’Dornnell and Philadelphia Johnnie, testified before Judge Swann that he led a gang that robbed nine United Cigar Stores. He described a 204 dollar theft at a store on Seventy Sixth Street and Columbus Avenue, detailing the capture of the clerk, tying him with a card, and taking money from the safe.
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James Delehanty
United Cigar
John E. Gray
John E. O’ Dornnell
Philadelphia
West Thirtyninth Street
Gray
Truex
Clark
United Cigar Stores Company
Nathan Werner
Delehanty
Plymouth
N. C
Vermont
Boston
Mass
Expressmen's League of
Judge Swann
Cosgrove Etective Agency
Mooney & Boland
Pinkerton
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Cen
Expulsion of Union Member Upheld by Court of Appeals
Albany June 17 The Court of Appeals upholds a lower court ruling nullifying a by law used to expel Val Trainor from the White Rats Actors Union of America. Trainor was charged with false statements to promote bond sales for a new clubhouse and warned members not to buy. he denied a quorum and left the room during trial. The nine member quorum was used though the board had 32 directors. Justice Greenbaum had granted a mandamus to reinstate Trainor, and the ruling was affirmed.
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New York Times
Albany
White Rats Actors’ Union of America
Court of Appeals
Val Trainor
Trainor
Samuel Greenbaum
Customs Rulings Upheld On Harvester and Tool Imports
The Board of United States General Appraisers sustained Johnston Harvester Company’s protest under the 1908 Tariff Act, maintaining the 5 percent ad valorem duty for hay loaders as metal manufactures. Bosch Magneto Company’s milling machines and parts were assessed at 30 percent for machine tools and 45 percent for other articles. importers argued for assessment as whole machines, but the board upheld separate rates on extra parts and engraving machine cuts.
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Board of
United States General Appraisers
Johnston Harvester Company
Niagara Falls
Bosch Magneto Company
Springfield
Mass
Kapper to Hear Rockland Highway Fraud Cases
Albany June 17 Gov Sulzer ordered a Special Term of the Supreme Court to convene in Rockland County July 14 to determine whether fraud existed in highway construction. Isaac M Kapper of Brooklyn is designated Presiding Justice following an investigation by Executive Auditor John A Hennessy into irregularities in Rockland contracts.
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Kapper
Albany
Rockland County
Gov
Sulzer
Supreme Court
Isaac M. Kapper
Brooklyn
Rockland
John A. Hennessy
Former Employee Confesses to Crooked Gains After Arrest
The testimony recounts a man describing his arc from a Boston arrest to a Des Moines telegram summoning him back to New York. He says the President rejected him, ending his employment, and that he chose to abandon honest work. He admits turning to crooked money and cigar-store robberies as an easy means. Gray is dismissed, and the case adjourned.
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Gray
Progressives win beacon in beacon city election
The villages of Fishkill Landing and Matstawan vote combined as the City of Beacon. The Citizens Progressive ticket defeats the Union ticket led by Ralph S. Tompkins with J. Albert Frost elected mayor by a 440 vote majority and the full slate carried. Beacon adopts the commission form of government.
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New York Times
Fishkill Landing
Matstawan
Beacon
Citizens-Progressive
Union
Bessism
J. Albert Frost
Ralph S. Tompkins
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