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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

6

Slade Witness Denies He Is Oliver Osborne

Special Treasury agent Carl H. Chandler denies he is Oliver Osborne as the Slades defense in a conspiracy case gathers witnesses. Chandler explains he received a subpoena to testify and describes his cautious meeting with the Slades and District Attorney Marshall. Martin W. Littleton says the defense contends the Slades did not obstruct witnesses in the United States statute cited.

Carl H. Chandler Treasury Times Square Oliver Osborne New York Chandler Oliver Mr. Chandler James W. Osborne Rae Tanner Slades Custom House Pete Sullivan District Attorney's Office Marshall Pete Benjamin Slade Slade Oston Boston Sherman Square Mrs. Osborne Martin W. Littleton Mr. Littleton United States Rae Tanzer Mr. Osborne

Grout Scouted Note Advised Worthlessness at Bank Trial

At Edward M. Grout's perjury trial District Attorney James C C Cropsey disclosed that as head of Union Bank and partner in Grout Grout the note for 148 443 dollars was deemed worthless on July 26 1908 due to worthless mortgages. The same note appeared as an asset in a 1910 bank report sworn to by Grout with only 400 Union Bank shares behind it two days later also worthless.

Edward M. Grout The Union Bank James CC. Cropsey Grout Grout & Grout Cropsey

Chicago Traction Workers Strike Ends in Arbitration

Chicago ends a strike by 14,500 traction workers with both sides claiming victory. The Board of Arbitration, chaired by Mayor Thompson, will hear demands including 32 cent minimum and 36 cent maximum hourly wages, two year contracts, seniority promotions, and improved working conditions for car operators. Sessions begin Monday.

New York Times Chicago Board of Arbitration Thompson Arbitration Board

Wabash Railroad totals and sale details revealed

In St Louis on June 17 the Wabash's liabilities reached 30 579 382 with cash of 12 040 approximate, according to receivers Edward B Pryor and Edward F Kearney. The court ordered sale set for noon next Wednesday and the Reorganization Committee led by Winslow Pierce of New York is expected to bid.

ST. Louis Wabash Railroad Edwardd B. Pryor Edwar F. Kearney The Wabash Winslow - Pierce New York

Sea Cliff Robbery Pair Arraigned In County Court

Mrs Ruth Taylor Conlin and Donald Clapham of Sea Cliff were arraigned on charges of robbing summer homes in the village. They pleaded not guilty. Bail increased from 1000 to 2500. They returned home with relatives. Lawyers for Clapham included Harry W Moore and Neil H Vanderwater for Conlin. Surrogate John Graham expected to lead defense for the defendants.

Mineola L. 1 Ruth Taylor Conlin Donald Clapham Sea Cliff James P. Niemann Clapham Harry W. Moore Neil H. Vanderwater Conlin Miss Taylor John Graham Florence C. Carman

Jury clears Friedman at Williamsport acquittal in embezzlement case

Carlisle Pennsylvanias news coverage reports ex Superintendent Moses Friedman of the Carlisle Indian School cleared by a Federal Jury in Williamsport of embezzlement charges. Friends celebrate the verdict while local papers call for government reparations and note years of alleged irregularities and campaigns.

New York Times Carlisle Penn Moses Friedman Carlisle Indian School Williamsport Nctian Bureau Friedman Evening Sentinel Carlisle Herald

City Brevities Highlights Local Events and Trials

The Saturday Night Club plans a Whitestone Landing outing aboard a chartered steamer from West Fiftieth Street at 9 A M. Chelsea Neighborhood Association urges temperance Sunday June 27 with Health Commissioner Goldwater. Burkhart jailed thirty days after insulting Mrs James K Norris at West Fiftieth Street. Arnstein convicted of grand larceny in a Sick Engineer fraud case. Capital Punishment abolitionists form with 200 members at 1 Rivington Street. Samuel H Ellmann elected president.

Knights of Columbus Dyer's Pavilion Whitestone Landing West Fiftieth Street Chelsea Goldwater Alexander Burkhart James K. Norris Polyclinic Hospital Burkhart Krote Tombs Court Nicholas Arnstein Donald Perach Frank McGee Samuel Giroux Harry Gannon William Shanks Springfield Maas Rosalaky League For the Abolition of Rivington Street Samuel H. Ellmann

Colors of Nature Captured in Photographic Process

A new color photography method for medical reference will be demonstrated at Brooklyn Hospital. Dr. Nathan Beers will photograph Dr. W. W. Keen using a process by Dr. Kenneth Mees, with Eastman Kodak holding the patents.

Brooklyn Hospital W. W. Keen Philadelphia Nathan T. Beers Gates Avenue Brooklyn Kenneth Mees Wratten & Wainwright Plate Company London Eastman Kodak Company Dr. Beers Keen W. A. Cooper Dr. Keen Oxford Mr. Cooper Brooklyn Somata

Colored Photographic Plates Reveal Color Accuracy

Dr Beers demonstrated color photography at Brooklyn Hospital using dyed gelatin plates to capture true color and texture. Deepest color areas darker, plates superimposed, yellow dye added for full spectrum. Photos showed skin pores and detail under magnification, aiding diagnosis of skin diseases and teaching, with potential future color printing applications. A dinner at Hamilton Club followed with numerous doctors and Eastman Kodak’s Arthur Moore.

Beers Brooklyn Hospital

Suffrage Sermons Urged By Woman's Political Union

The Woman's Political Union plans to send letters to all New York City clergymen asking them to preach in favor of child welfare on Child Welfare Day. They argue enfranchising mothers yields the best laws for children. A large window at the Cosmopolitan Market will host suffrage propaganda with a statue by Gaston Nys titled Mother and Child.

New York City Woman's Political Union State Board of Health Stern Twenty-third Street Women's Political Union Gaston Nys

Will Leaves Major Share to Stenographer in Brooklyn

The will of William Tracy filed for probate with Surrogate Ketcham in Brooklyn leaves about $11,300 of a $13,000 estate to James A. Marsh, Tracy's stenographer for twenty years, after four other bequests are settled. The bequest honors Marsh for his long and faithful service.

William Tracy Ketcham Brooklyn James A. Marsh

Teachers College Plans For Experimental Annex

Dr James EB Russell dean of the Teachers College said the 94 Lawrence Street annex funded by James Speyer remains active though temporarily closed for upcoming work. The aim is to expand scientific investigation with broader neighborhood involvement while preparing for fall term arrangements and new occupations for the educated blind.

James EB. Russell Teachers College Lawrence Street James Speyer Dean Russell Brooklyn Society For the Blind

Mrs Becker denies appeal plans for husband Charles Becker

Mrs. Becker at 2201 University Avenue in the Bronx says ex Lieutenant Charles Becker is not preparing a precentive appeal to Governor Whitman and has no plans until lawyer Martin T Manton announces his position. She adds Manton will pursue any available path to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Becker Whitman Charles Becker University Avenue The Bronx Martin T Manton United States Supreme Court Mr. Manton

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