New York Drug Law Faces Hurdles Before July 1
Dealers and pharmacists in New York confront delays as the Boylan anti-drug law awaits official blanks and funding. Officials fear no printing or appropriation exists to supply serial official order forms, hindering enforcement of the new restrictions on habit forming drugs.
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New York
State Commissioner of Health
Boards of Health
Local Health Board
Joseph
Toms
National
Whrelease Druggints’ Association
New New York
United States
House
Senate
Schuyler
Schieffelin
Schieffelin & Co
Max Bakst
Bakst Brothers
Boylan
Mr. Bakst
New Jersey
Ted
Immigrants Lose Goods At Port Auction
Immigrants arriving in this country leave belongings behind and unclaimed baggage is sold at public auction in the Appraisers warehouse seizure room. Items include 780 lots of unclaimed baggage valued in the thousands, with bedding, underwear, silk, jewelry, silverware, cheese and tools. Forwarding charges and illegible marks complicate owner recovery.
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Malone
Appraisers
Henry C. Stuart
Scientist seeks Moropus in Miocene dig plan
Albert Thompson will lead an American Museum expedition to Agate Nebraska to prospect Moropus fossils. He notes Moropus blended rhinoceros body with horse head and armadillo claws and lived about 1.5 million years ago. Two more field expeditions, including Barnum Brown for Alberta dinosaurs, follow soon.
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Albert Thompson
Fell of
Agate
Neh
American Museum of National History
Thompson
Moropus
Carnegie Museum
Water Hole
American Museum
Alberta
Pickles Jones Heads City Boys Camp to Kingston New York
Jeremiah Jones known as Pickles Jones leaves with eight West Side boys for a Kingston New York camp. He will teach tent pitching cooking over fires mud ovens and woodcraft as part of a summer program to educate boys in camping. Philip Faer ns, director, says city boys adapt to wood life quickly and the camp work is done by the boys except for cooking by a chef.
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Jeremiah Jones
Pickles’ Jones
Weat
M. CA
Kingston
N.Y
Pickles
Philip D. Faerns
Ex Soldier Found Dead in Room at Mountain House
John Ho Mathew aged about 40, ex soldier discharged four months ago from Fort Totten, was found dead yesterday in his room at Mountain House on Fourteenth Street and Eleventh Avenue in Whitestone. Dr Darlington of Flushing Hospital cited heart trouble as the cause of death.
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John Ho Mathew
United States Army
Fort Totten
L. 1
Mountain House
Fourteenth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Whitestone
L. J
Darlington
Flushing Hospital
Wilkinson Defends Land Schemes In Philadelphia Visit
Col George Wilkinson, head of Central Tennessee Development Co, denies fraud charges amid stockholder pressure for his indictment over mailing schemes. He describes options based financing to float bonds via the International Bankers Alliance, claiming assets and French bank absorption. He cites opposition from Morgan and Rockefeller interests and discusses London ties and European bank scrutiny.
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Wilkinson
Hte
International Bankers’ Alliance of London
Tennessee
Wallingtora
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Central Tennessee Development Cotte Pany
International, Bankers’ Alliance
High Holborn
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
J. A. Dent
O. K
Europe
Allance
Mr. Dent
London and Southwestern Bank
Jhle
Tie
United States
International Bankers’ Alliance
Scotland Yard
Londo
Dent
New York
Morgan and Rtockefeller
New York Clearing House
O. K. Securities
Spring Cry Unfolds Over Wilkinson Fraud Probe
United States Marshal J R Thompson spent the day here probing Col. George Wilkinson, head of the Central Tennessee Development Co. Charges to arrest him for mail fraud were said to be ready. A. B. Rhen plans a creditors bill to recover unpaid employee wages tied to the company’s contracts. Officers and stockholders may be held liable.
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New York Times
Penn
J. RR. Thoropson
United States
Wilkinson
Beaten and Robbed in Williamsburg Street Attack
Henry Farmer, an it clerk of 326 Tlam Burg Avenue Williamsburg, was assaulted and robbed by four men who followed him from a Fiushing Avenue saloon. A station officer saw the fugitives on Lorimer Street and fired over their heads. one man halted while the others escaped. James Mahone of 247 Lee Avenue was identified and charged with assault and robbery.
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Henry Farmer
Tlamburg Avenue
Williamsburg
Lee Avenue
Lorimer Street
Fiushing Avenue
Farmer
Polleenanivallon
Thelyinet Street
Fallon
James Mahone
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Charles It Towns
Vichy
Scientist
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Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Company
B'way
Montague St
Bkn
Fulton St
Jamaica
N. Y
Main St
White Plains
Rockefeller
Philad Iseries
George Wilkinson
Central Tennessee Development Company
Bingham Hotel
Col. Wilkinson
Borink City
Tenn
Chattanooga
Cortelyou
Similth
Arthur J. Mitchell
Tennessee Company
Spring City
Hank
Cunningham
Rhea County
Bankers’ Alliance
Tim Gee
Niagara Falls
West Shore R. A
New York Central
Thousand Islands
Adirondack and
Green Mountains
West Shore R. R
Chautauqua
Broadway
New York City
Madison
Brooklyn
Leigy
Moyila
Lished
PA Exchange Place
FE Snitherss Co
A. B.C
B. Altman & Co
Aurore
Nightrobes
Pantalons
34Th and
35Th Streets
Majestic
J. Charlton Rivers
Hotel Majestic
Central Park West
Mulh
Saks Company
34Th Stregiay
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Panama
Ifornia
Mint
Chicago
Pacific Limited
San Francisco
Itare
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Ogden
Los
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