Siegel In A Cell Serves Ten Month Term
Henry Siegel former department store magnate begins a ten month sentence at Monroe County Penitentiary Rochester after failing to fully restitute depositors. He weeps at jail doors, says he will continue striving for restitution and regrets withdrawing his fund.
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Sprial
New York Times
Geneseo
Henry Siegel
Strhke
New York
Monroe County
Rochester
Siegel
Wo OW
Clark
Itf
Floor Shoulter Acoon
Ae and
Petuty
Lear Siegel
T Jad
Emmeline Baker
Root
Stece
Monroe County Penitentiars
Supreme Court orders Harvester Trust reargument next Fall
Justice Department officials and lawyers were surprised as the Supreme Court ordered a fall reargument in the Harvester Trust case. The move follows a long argument and amid speculation the administration may shift toward FTC enforcement if the case loses.
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Cash Register Trust
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Courts
Harvester Trust
Department of Justice
Justice McResnolis
Bathing Safeguards Sought After Atlantic City Drownings
A wave of calls for waterfront safety following eight drownings near Chelsea Avenue sea slough. Debates focus on warning signs and lifeguard readiness. authorities cite 42 guards on duty and praise Oscar Channel and Walter Margerum. Seventy five rescues reported as crowds hinder rescue efforts. bodies of Marian Rhodes Creamer and Frank Brigham among those not yet recovered.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
Chelsea Avenue
Oscar Channel
Walter Margerum
Public Safety
Glenn
Marian Rhodes Creamer
Jenkintown
Penn
Frank Brigham
Charles Mattlack
Philip Arnold, Jr
Philadelphia
Jumn
Waitresses of Edgemere Appeal for Bigger Tips
Edgemere hotel and boarding house waitresses urge guests to tip more and more regularly. A meeting led to a public appeal asking patrons to support workers who say small change is needed for livable wages and decent appearance. The statement, signed The Waitresses of Edgemere, will be placed for guests to read this morning.
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Arverne
Far Rockaway Shore
Edgermere
IL. I
Morne
Ten dollars for five dollar bills advertised in Times
A large printing firm seeks to locate thieves by tracing numbers on nineteen five dollar bills in its safe The ad offers ten dollars for each five dollar bill and requests owners with matching serials to contact 632 Sixth Avenue The firm’s head Michael Hartat of Jersey City declined to name the company or address while confirming the burglary.
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Torouga
Times
Hem
Recordits
Gaeuvertion
Sixth Avenue
Michael Hartat
Jersey City
Greenhut Payment Plan Details Settlement Proposal
A settlement offer proposes a four plan payout to creditors of J B Cheenhutt Company by the Creditors Protective Association chaired by L Teeamerich. Unsecured merchandise creditors would receive payments in stock: 12 percent in cumu lative first preferred stock, 25 percent in noncumulative second preferred stock, and 63 percent in cannon stock. The plan hinges on profits of the reorganized company and involves Monmouth Securities Company.
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J. B. Cheenhutt Company
Creditors Protective Association
L. Teeamerich
Jemiamt
Tulvia
Sheen
Monmouth Securities Company
Two Men Trapped as Dock Crane Topples in Steam Bath
An excavator crane at the new docks between Forty fourth and Forty seventh Streets toppled while hoisting a muddy bucket. Thomas Sexton and James Murphy were pinned beneath the locomotive and sprayed with boiling water. Rescue crews dug a trench and freed them. Murphy has severe burns and Sexton survived with minor injuries.
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Thomas Sexton
Mt Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
James Murphy
Sexton
Murphy
Daniel Hughes
Hughes
Bellevue Hospital
Surgeons in Convention Open American Medical Association
Physicians from across the country gather in San Francisco for the American Medical Association annual convention led by President Victor V. Vaughn of Washington, D C. The event highlights public health education, standardization of health boards, and advances in medical education and clinical instruction.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
W. C. Gorgas
United States Army
M. J. Mayo
Rochester
Victor C. Vaughn
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Exposition Memorial Auditorium
Henry RB. Favill
Chicago
Council On Health and Public Instruction
Charles V. Chapin
Commission of Health of Providence
R. I
Boards of Health
Association
Opposition to Moving Beecher Tomb Entangles Plymouth Church
Members of Plymouth Church oppose relocating Henry Ward Beecher and his wife from Greenwood Cemetery to a corridor tomb near Beecher's Plymouth Church pulpit. General Horath re King and the Beecher Memorial Association discuss the plans, amid congregational sentiment and delay over securing consensus.
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Henry Ward Heecher
Greenwood Cemetery
Plymouth Church
Sant
Horath Re King
Hew Ward Beecher Memorial Association
Newell Tawiehbt Hillis
Janitor Foils Burglary Suspect On West 125 Street
A janitor at 48 Weet 6th Street heard noises and found a man and a waiter packing clothing in Louis Urant’s third floor apartment. Patrolman Kraus pursued the suspect to the street near Lenox and West 125th Street Station where the man was charged with burglary and claimed to be Samuel Jinnis of 381 East 112th Street.
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Weet
6Th Street
Fternewont
Louis Urant
Trolman Kraus
West 125
Lenox
Tre
West Losd Street
Hie
Samuel Jinnis
East 112Sth Street
Importers Protest Demand Free Trade From Neutral Ports
A meeting at the Hotel McAlpin gathered importers of German and Austrian goods who urged the U S president to ensure non contraband items from neutral ports reach the United States without seizure. A five member committee was formed to carry out the plan to Washington with Acting Secretary Lansing likely to receive the delegation. The gathering stressed it was pro American and not pro German Austrian, with more than 150 business men present and a list of participants including L Straus & Sons and Victorius Bros. representatives.
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McAlpin
United States
Importers’ Association, Inc
Washington
Lansing
Wilson
Thaddeus 3S
Sharretts
James 3. Lenmater
Charles G. Victorius
Europe
I. A. Repp
Hoyt, Repp & Co
Max Maier
E. A. Nestier
Dingelstedt & ‘'O
Adolf Gaunbaum
Louis Fergenbaum
Friedman & Fergenbaum
Alexander Leunis
Porges & Levy
Tucktmnenfel «& Martin
German Cutlery Importing
Henry Gruenebaum
Sonn Bros. Company
Aul F. Zenter
L. Peryte
Julius Schmid
George ©Ener
Hallentin & Hompson
Adolph Selickowiltz
Metropolitan Imperte & Manufacturing Company
F. K. Watermeyer
Fritzsche Bros
Wetrich & Co
Mar Klaas
H. W. Braun
Habicht, Braun & Co
Subway Flood Hits Times Sq Construction Site
A water main burst beneath Seventh Avenue near Forty-second Street flooding the trench site for the new subway. Engineers, police, and utility crews rushed to stop the flow, build a temporary dam, and pump out the flooded subcellar areas of the Times Building as elevators were briefly shut down.
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Seventh Avenue
Forty-second Street
G. J. Clark
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins Company
Times
Public Service
Bureau of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Tumulty denies charge in presidential circle letter
James P Tumulty secretary to the President writes to T F Martin denying Jersey Journal stories about his relations with Bryan and MetCombs. He says the allegations are false and notes his time is devoted to the President and party welfare. George Ormred coal operator dies in Allentown aged 76 after brief illness.
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Washington
James
Str
Jersey Journal
Mr. Bryan
MetCombs
Wacom
Democratic National Committee
J. Pp.sumultet
George Ormred
Allentown
Penn
Tioorse Ormred
United States
Preston
Fneland
Sing Sing hopes honor system aids capture of runaway Spence
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne at Sing Sing contemplates using the prison honor system to obtain information from convicts about the missing life prisoner Frederick Spence. The Mutual Welfare League offered a $100 reward, with the warden saying privileges will be withheld as a result of Spence’s flight.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Frederick Spence
Spence
Mutual Welfare League
Ossining
The
Star of Hope
Os Norns
Peace Men Seek Wilson Conference From New York Business Leaders
A New York and national business committee pressed for a hearing with President Wilson to discuss a plan for a continued conference on neutral governments and a potential delegation to seek ways to end European hostilities. The White House indicated the President hopes to meet the advocates, though his schedule after the Cornwall trip may delay a meeting.
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Washington
Wilson
New York
Cornish
English actor Hackett helper attacked by impostor at home
A man who claimed to be Dallas Welford was arrested near James K. Hackett’s West 71st Street residence on a disorderly conduct charge after shouting demands for a debt payment. The suspect, born in Liverpool, had previously acted for Hackett and was reportedly not known to the secretary. He was held at West 83rd Street Station with no divorce charges listed.
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Dallas Welford
James IK
Tie
Tin Boglund
Liat le Tender
Wabash Sale Postponed to July Amid Reorganization Talks
Attorneys for the Wabash Railroad announce the auction sale of the road, originally set for June 2, is moved to July. The Equitable Trust Company of New York, trustee, cites ongoing reorganization under the receiver as the reason. The postponement aims to advance the railroad’s restructuring steps as the carrier seeks to revive operations.
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Wahusl Hatrowd
Equitable Trust Comepany
New York
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