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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1911

Page

4

Waldo Backed by Police in Loyal Address at Terrace Garden

Lieut Enright pledges police loyalty to Waldo after Cropsey era amid cheers at the Lieutenants Benevolent Association meeting. Waldo, with deputies Dillon and McKay, vows reform and protection of life and property as a new dawn for the force, praised as a leader not a driver by Enright and the crowd.

Waldo Terrace Garden Lieutenants’ Benevolent Association Cropsey Richard E. Enright Association McKay Dillon Lieut. Enright Mr. Waldo Lieut Enright Deputy McKay Waldo Fair Dill

Police Promote Day Elevates Seven Sergeants to Grades

Police Commissioner Waldo promoted two Captains, three Lieutenants, and seven Sergeants from the Civil Service eligible list in order of rank. Lieutenants promoted from Sergeants were John H. Quirk, Thomas B. Hayes, and Edward Hallahan. Captains promoted were Theodore Meyers and John D. Ormsby, with Meyers sent to College Point and Ormsby to City Island. Patrolmen promoted were Milton Woodridge, Bernard H. Smyth, Eugene A. Masterson, Louis Vetter, John Gargan, Henry Cramer, and Theodore Wardann.

Waldo Civil Service Theodore Meyers John D. Ormsby Eldridge Street Meyers College Point Ormsby City Island John H. Quirk Thomas B. Hayes Edward Hallahan

Driver's Blow Fatal to Bronx Boy

In the Bronx at 2487 Arthur Avenue a driver from 2489 Arthur Avenue struck 12 year old Raffaelo Iorio in the face, shoved him into a fence, threatened with a pistol, and fled. The boy later died from a fractured skull at Lincoln Hospital.

Raffaelo Iorio Raffaelo Arthur Avenue Bronx Anthony Longarella Lorio Longarella Lincoln Hospital

Appeal to Fatherland Urges German Aid for Taft Peace Plan

The National German-American Alliance distributed a translation of a strong appeal to Germans urging federated Governments to adopt the Taft peace and arbitration treaty. It asks citizens to support acceptance with no major changes and to show the governments the popular backing. It is signed by the alliance committee on Peace Propaganda and National Relations, with Representative Bartholdt as honorary chairman and Dr. Ernest Richard as chairman.

National Germany Taft German Empire Alliance Representative Bartholdt Missouri Ernest Richard New York

Subscriptions to Public Schools Athletic League Totals 5700

Recent donations received by Treasurer S. R. Guggenheim earmarked for general league purposes include $50 contributions from Harry Payne Whitney, S. R. Guggenheim, Thomas F. Ryan, and Col. Robert M. Thompson. Other gifts include $200 from Gen. George W. Wingate and $100 from multiple names, totaling $5,700.

S. R. Guggenheim Public Schools Athletic League Harry Payne Whitney Thomas F. Ryan Robert M. Thompson George W. Wingate Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr J. B. Haggin Felix Warburg C. H. Dodge Harold I. Pratt Hortimer L. Schiff Joseph P. Grace H. A. Metz John ID. Archbold George D. Pratt Brooklyn Daily Eagle Diegel & Clust S. F

Diver retrieves bodies of Smiths after yawl sinking

Henry Chinchen of Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Co recovered yesterday the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Lenuel Smith of Irvington New Jersey from the yawl Vayu wreck in the harbor between St George and Robbins Reef. The couple perished in the June 10 storm with their son and two others. Chinchen found them in the cabin indicating no chance to escape.

Henry Chinchen Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company Lenuel Smith Irvington N. J St. George Robbin’s Reef Chinchen

Three Men Guilty Of Selling Adulterated Milk

Three men were convicted in Special Sessions for selling adulterated milk and given penalties. Max Kessler of 998 Linden Street Brooklyn received 30 days in City Prison. James Duffy of 529 West Fifty seventh Street was fined 50 dollars. Henry W Paig of 1013 Fox Street Bronx was fined 25 dollars. Isaac Levy of 95 Monroe Street was fined 25 dollars after being found guilty of offering for sale decayed fish.

Max Kessler Linden Street Brooklyn James Duffy West Fifty-seventh Street Henry W. Paig Fox Street Bronx Isaac Levy Monroe Street

Eighteen Airmens Reach Liege in Paris London Flight Race

Eighteen aviators completed the first leg from Vincennes to Liege as the Paris to London and return race nears its second stage to Utrecht. Dozens landed at Liege with times from Renaux to Train. among accidents, Gachet capsize and Landron dies in Epids, Quintain Gaubert injured. senate debates aviation risks and army involvement in the sport.

Liege Belgium Vincennes France Paris London Utrecht Vidart Garros Renaux Kimmerling Tabuteau Prevost Wynmalen Verrept Gibe Amerigo Bathiat Levasseur Train Gachet Mahon Contenet Rye St. Laurent Ville-sur-Lumes Capt Princeton M. Landron M. le Martin Chateau-Thierry M. Gaubert M. Bille M. Loridan Oscar Morrison M. Morin Soissons Gaubert Landron Chateau Thierry Epids Itell Francois Goiran Roques Provost Launay Madrid Goiran Senate

$91,500 Prizes For Aviators In Great Air Race

The international air race begins in Vincennes and covers France Belgium Holland and England. Prizes total 91500 with stages from Vincennes to Liege Utrecht Brussels Roubaix Calais London and Paris the final Calais Paris leg includes 40000 for the entire circuit. A giant ground arrow signposts the route near Calais and a special train along with torpedo and motor boats assist competitors.

Vincennes France Belgium Holland England English Channel Firet Liege Rheims Liege-Spa-Liege Belle Fagne Malchamp Roubaix-Calais Calais-London Dover Shoreham London Standard Paris London London-Calais Calais-Paris Amiens Paris Journal Calais M. Blériot Boucher Pas de Calais Sournee Channel Brenton Southall Henon

United States Recognizes Portuguese Republic After Assembly Proclamation

June 19 Lisbon notes the U S officially recognizes the Portuguese Republic following the Constituent Assembly decree abolishing the monarchy and banishing the Braganza royal family The recognition was delivered by George L Lorillard and celebrated nationwide with public holidays and peaceful demonstrations.

Lisbon United States Republic of Portugal Constituent Assembly Portugal Braganza George L. Lorillard

Irish College Rector Named Bishop of Zamboanga

Pope Pius approves Msr. M. O. Doherty as Bishop of Zamboanga in the Philippines. In Panama, Dr. Marcuse Velazquez becomes Minister to Nicaragua. Delegations from Ecuador Peru Bolivia and Chile travel to Caracas for the Venezuelan Centenary celebration next month.

RCME Pius Consistorial Congregation Msr. M. O. Doherty Salamanca Spain Zamboanga Philippines Panama Marcuse Velazquez Republic of Nicaragua Ecuador Peru Bolivia Chile Caracas

Revolt in Morelos Threatens Madero Across Mexico

Special to The New York Times. Zapata named Jefe de Armas in Morelos prepares to fight with arms, bombs, and widespread support. Madero summons Zapata to the capital as clashes loom and plans to address the crisis unfold amid junta diplomacy and mounting opposition.

New York Times Mexico City Emiliano Zapata Jefe de Armas Morelos Madero Juarez Maderist Zapata Guerrero Figueroa Cuautla Yapata William Niven Mexican Herald Cuernavaca Ruraies Federal Morelos Commission Congress Geronimo Trevino Monterey

Expelling Jews From Kieff Over Pharmacist Status

Provincial authorities published a list of Jews not practicing as pharmacists or assistants who must leave Kieff within eight days. The Governor General had ruled residency rights depend on occupation, affecting about 1000 Jewish families in the city.

Kieff

The Pope In Good Health

Rome report says the Pope is in good health after minor gout symptoms subsided. Officials cite unusually cool season as a major factor in his continued well being.

Pope Rome

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