Brandt Appeal Fails Unanimously in Clinton Prison Case
Albany June 21 Brandt convicted of burglary at Schiff house and mortally assaulting Schiff must remain in Clinton Prison Dannemora. Court of Appeals upholds Appellate Division, habeas corpus cannot replace appeal, discusses jurisdiction and possible later release or pardon and notes ongoing inquiries into mitigating circumstances.
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Gov. Dix defers comment on Brandt case ruling
Gov. Dix said he had not been officially notified of the Court of Appeals decision in the Brandt case and would await word from Judge Hand. Brandt, employed by Mortimer Schiff, burglarized Schiff in 1907 and served in prison before later appeals and clemency efforts.
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Harvard Oarsmen Sweep the Thames in English System
New Haven oarsmen fail to overcome Harvard in a Thames race as Bob Cook’s stroke lacks power. Harvard uses English system to power to a clear victory over the Crimson.
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Forty Sixth Annual Regatta Harvard Defeats Yale in New London
Harvard wins the Varsity Eight-Oared Race over Yale in four miles with a 21 48 1 2 time while Yale finishes 22 04. Harvard also takes the Varsity Four-Oared and Freshmen Eight-Oared races with times 11 24 and 10 52 respectively. Yale times are 11 55 and 10 54 1 4.
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Harvard Repeats Regatta Victory Over Yale on Thames
In New London Harvard oarsmen won the forty sixth annual Yale-Harvard regatta, with the varsity eight finishing over five lengths ahead of Yale. Harvard freshmen also defeated Yale, while Yale's four and junior crews fought hard but trailed, the day ending in Crimson celebrations along the river.
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Harvard oarsmen elect first Coxswain Captain
The Harvard crew tonight elected C. T. Abeles as captain of next year’s boat. Abeles, class of 1913, hails from St. Louis Missouri and is the coxswain of the victorious crew this afternoon.
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Snowden Named Yale Crew Captain For Next Year
GALES FERRY Conn June 21 After today s race C N Snowden 1913 of Pittsburgh Penn stroke of this year s crew was elected Captain of the Yale crew for next year.
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Deny Kleinson Custody Bid in Separation Case
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich denied yesterday Emanuel Klein’s request for custody of his 83 year old son pending his wife’s separation suit. Mrs Klein alleges cruel conduct tied to his failed bid for money from her father to fund political aims. Klein claims his wife’s family ruined his life.
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Fifth Ave. Specials Held On Police Uniform Charge
Three special policemen employed by Fifth Avenue merchants were held in 300 bail each by Magistrate McQuade for trial in Special Sessions after being arrested May 31 for wearing uniforms similar to police. The accused are Thomas Barrett, Thomas Kelly, and Joseph Ritter. Captain McElroy testified against them. Their attorney Charles A. Meade failed to have the case dismissed.
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Lawyers Hold Up 100 Divorces Lawsuits Delayed Judgments
Justice clerks report more than 100 divorce cases with judgments entered but not yet filed by winning sides. Delays stem from lawyers neglecting to prepare judgment rolls and present final orders, causing remarriages and cases of bigamy as delays arise. The Times notes prior public outcry and urges timely entry, citing Smith v Smith where a 15 year-old case surfaced after bigamy. The Law Journal will publish the full list of delinquent cases today.
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Real Chinese suffragists to hold open air meeting in Manhattan
Chinese women in New York will attend an open air suffrage meeting Tuesday evening June 25 at Mott and Pell Streets. Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw will host with Chinese speakers including Mrs Jean White in Chinese dress. Beatrice Hale Swinburne Hale and John Crosty will also speak. The event begins at 8 P M.
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Queens Park Appointments Name Two New Park Leaders
Queens Park Commissioner Ellot announced two appointments for the Parks Department. William J. Zartman becomes principal assistant engineer and David E. Austen is named Superintendent of Parks in Queens. Zartman earlier served in Brooklyn parks roles including Ocean Parkway project. Austen is a former Receiver of Taxes and long active in military coast artillery units.
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Sugar Trust Case Highlights Utah Beets and Cash Payments
Assistant U S District Attorney Knapp pressed Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Vice President Thomas R Cutler on cash payments tied to a pact to keep out of California markets. The Utah-Idaho firm described beet pricing, seed and labor costs, and farmer profits while Major Richard Young questioned the industry’s tariff relations. The hearing resumes Monday.
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Brick Coping Falls At Broadway Building Injures Seven
Fifteen feet of brick coping separated from the Wester Union Telegraph Building at Broadway and Dey Street just before noon. Seven passersby were bruised, none seriously. Police rushed victims to a nearby drug store for treatment. all were later able to leave. An investigation found no determinate cause for the collapse.
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