Mrs Mills in Sanatorium Amid Nervous Break
Friends of Mr and Mrs Ogden L Mills announce Mrs Mills formerly Margaret Rutherford is in a Maine sanitarium for a nervous breakdown. Mills is a New York State Senator and treasurer of the county Republican committee. he married Rutherford the Vanderbilt daughter in 1911.
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Ogden L. Mills
East Eighty-fourth Street
Mills
Margaret 5
Rutherford
Maine
New York
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Francia Joseph Deraganza
Duke of
Lewis Morris Rutherfurd, Jr
Barbar Rutherfurd
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Airship scouting as aid to navies
German marine engineer Dr. Frans Erich Junge says aerial scouting via Zeppelins and airships shows the value of quick intelligence in modern naval warfare. He notes bigger guns and submarines shape future fleets while cautioning against premature conclusions before war end.
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North Sea
Frans Erich Junge
Junge
Ameri- Junkers Company
United States
Hos Ferces
Wage
Dr. Pe
Aixee
Dr. Junge
Neutra
Cuban Takes Bichloride to Die at Hotel Wallick
A young Cuban man claiming to be Louis J. Carriga swallowed sixty grains of bichloride of mercury in eight tablets and was rushed to Bellevue Hospital. He told attendants he hoped to die and left four letters addressed to a hotel manager, Dear J Brady, the police, Dr Felipe Veranes, and Porfirio Veranes de Garriga. He said Veranes was his father in law and that he had stolen $645. He arrived a week ago penniless and planned death by his own hand.
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Louis J. Carriga
Hotel Wallick
Bellevue Hospital
Garriga
J. Brady
Felipe Veranes
Immigration Bureau
San Diego
Cal
Dr. Veranes
Veranes
Porfirio Veranes de Garriga
Janes
Hurricane Deck opens atop Hotel Majestic in New York
The Hurricane Deck, a roof garden at the Hotel Majestic on Seventy second Street near Central Park West, formally opened last night. The space recreates an ocean liner deck with sailor outfits for hat deck girls, a central dancing pavilion, and a promenade deck. A large ship bell chimes the hours from an unseen location.
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Seventy-second Street
Central Park West
Bronx Swindler Nabbed Over Fake Injury Claims
Abraham Garner of the Bronx was arrested in Cleveland on charges of running a scheme with accomplices including a woman known as Lillian Brown to file fake accident claims. They allegedly staged falls and even subway dragings to swindle wealthy individuals, department stores, and rail firms out of more than 150000 dollars yearly.
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Abraham E. Garner
Faile Street
Bronx
Cleveland
Ohio
Swann
Bertha K. Archibald
Fifth Avenue
R. Hi. Macy & Co
Union Railway Company
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Gatner
Bernard McConville
New York City
Moses R. Ryttenberg
Bureau of Commercial Frauds
Ryttenberg
Garner
Lillian Brown
Susan Gordon
Lillian Gordon
McConville
Archibald
Winfield
L. I
Miss Brown
Pettis
New Yor
Judge Crain to Hear Tapping Case as Magistrate
Judge Crain of General Sessions agreed to sit as a Magistrate to hear charges arising from police wiretapping in a charities investigation. District Attorney Swann backs Crain, with a conference to decide on his selection. If acceptable, hearings may start next week.
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Crain
General Sessions
Swann
Rosalsky
Ely
Mitchel
Corporation Counes Hardy
Honeymoon in Jail Ends in Union Square Twist
James Minnery and Alma Heikksen married in city hall then faced charges after Mrs. Wells accused them of stealing silverware. Police arrested the couple on petty larceny and assault counts and planned to arraign them in Washington Heights Court with possible continued confinement.
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James Minnery
Post Road
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Alma Heikksen
Annie Wells
West 125Th Street
Miss Heikkion
Minnery
Mrs. Wells
Lawrence Street
Miss Heikksen
Clercully
Johns Hopkins Hospital Receives 95000 Gift
A donation of 95000 to Johns Hopkins Hospital was announced in Baltimore on June 17. The gift from Dr. Kenneth Dows of New York will support tuberculosis teaching and improve care, recognition, and management of the disease for physicians and students at the hospital.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Ork
Kenneth Dows
New
Pital
Sing Sing Bank Closes Inmate Savings Office
Special to The New York Times from Ossining New York reports the Bank of Sing Sing at the prison closed its doors due to token coin shortages. Warden T M Osborne founded the bank to encourage inmate savings. Cashiers Greene Raines and Dugan ran the facility and inmates traded coins outside the prison for souvenirs and slot machine use.
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New York Times
Ossining
N. Y
Bank of
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