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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

9

Butterick Organization Offers Advertising Aid to Merchants

The Butterick Advertising Department promotes consulting with manufacturers on selling strategies. With over twenty years in advertising history, Butterick helps with business needs while highlighting publications like The Delineator The Woman's Magazine and The Designer. Offices in Boston New York and Chicago invite calls or letters.

Batterick Publishing Company Butterick Delineator Woman's Magazine Designer Boston Bromfield Street New York Chicago Mallers Callor

Mrs Catt Predicts a Suffrage Victory in New York

Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt, chair of the Empire State Campaign Committee, returns to New York City after five weeks of county suffrage conventions. She says upper state conditions favor the movement and expects a Nov 3 victory if men vote by conviction. Mary Garrett Hay notes progress during her West visit and posters reading Victory Nov 3.

Carrie Chapman Catt Empire State Campaign New York City Chicago New York State Anna Howard Shaw Illinois Congressional Union Weat Congresstone Union

SUE MRS BERRY FOR 2600 IN LAWSUIT BROUGHT BY WELLS & MOORE

Mrs Mary C Herry faced Justice Whitaker in Supreme Court on a $2000 claim by Wells & Moore for services in pursuing divorce related work. The firm says she owed for legal actions from separation to annulment and other suits while she disputed charges and expenses.

Mary C. Herry Coggins Justice Whitaker Supreme Court Wells & Moore Charles S. Berry Wve Jerry Birch

Brownsville Saloon Fracas Ends With Arrests After Brawl

Last night in Charles Krieger's saloon at Blake Avenue and Powell Street Brownsville a Fischgold family faction attacked patron Samuel Freedman. Freedman was beaten and stabbed by a table fork. Detective Donellon shot Jacob Fischgold during the melee. The Fischgolds were later jailed on felonious assault charges as police restored order.

Charles Krieger Blake Avenue Powell Street Brownsville Fischgold Samuel Fregiman Freedman United Fischgolds Thomas M. Riley Bownaville Fischgold Fortress de Gaetano Smith Brennan St. Mary's Hospital Riley Donelson Harry Fischgold Jacob Charles Samuel Fischgold Bessie

More Pay for Carmen Employees in Boston Wage Rise

About 4 000 Bay State Street Railway workers receive a general salary increase after arbitration board action. Motormen and conductors gain to 24.5 to 30 cents an hour, a new 2 25 cents daily minimum for other staff, and weekly hours reduce from fifty nine to fifty four without pay loss.

Boston Bay State Street Railway Company Arbitration Board

Clerks Narrow Escape After Hook Incident at Market

William Callahan 18 of 53 Broadway Plusming S L was rescued by Emil Ehiinger superintendent of the public market after his right hand impaled on a meat hook. He climbed a counter to reach an electric fan switch when his feet slipped and his hand struck the hook.

William Callahan Broadway Plusming Emil Ehiinger Callahan

Prohibition gains four states this year

A survey by The Associated Press shows multiple states enacting or voting on prohibition. Several legislatures passed statutory bans while others submitted statewide questions, with some states enforcing or seeking enforcement of Prohibition next year.

Associated Press Nquor Florida Alabama Idaho Iowa Montana South Carolina South Dakota Utah Vermont Territory Alaska Kansas North Carolina Tennessee West Virginia Oklahoma Oregon Colorado Washington Lister Arkansas Virginia Connecticut Indiana Michigan New Mexico New York Wyoming Illinois New Jersey Pennsylvania Minnesota Ohio Frerszuson Texas

Appellate Court Keeps Sing Sing Inquiry Bills Rejected

The Westchester County Supervisors rejected James W. Osborne for 812,000 and Arthur T. Warner for 5,000 for Sing Sing Prison investigations. The Appellate Division affirmed, saying the inquiry was not ordered by county authorities. The 1923 inquiry, ordered by Governor Sulzer, led to indictments later dismissed for insufficiency.

Sulzer James S. Kennedy Morschauser

Fire at Nixon guncotton plant injures five workers

Metuchen New Jersey fire at the Lewis Nixon guncotton and powder plant damaged about 900000. Five employees suffered minor burns as flames towered in the drying room. Authorities fear possible incendiary origin amid German and Austrian worker presence and private detectives.

New York Teuton Nixon Richmond Tis Construction Department of the Navy Indiana Massachusetts Oregon

Supreme Court to review Caminetti White Slave case

The Supreme Court reverses a week old action and agrees to review the Caminetti conviction for violation of the White Slave law. Maury I Dlege is to be reviewed as co defendant in the high profile case once tied to nationwide attention two years ago. Orminetti and Kirbeen Orta face fines and prison terms in related proceedings.

Washington Supreme Court Today F. Drew Caminetti San Francisco Maury I Dlege Camimett Supreme Court Orminetti Cieveral Immigration Mate Cqteerithy Kirbeen Orta Talifornia

Accuses a Granddaughter in Deed Dispute

In Westchester County a 7 year old, Ida Susslin, sues to recover property deeded to her granddaughter Ida Kingston. The plaintiff alleges Kingston exploited the granddaughter’s weak condition by falsely claiming a judgment existed and threatening seizure unless all property was transferred.

New York Times White Plains N. Y Westchester County Clerk's Office Ida Susslin Ida Kingston Suastlin Ceed Miaalin Aemerte Kingston

Reception to Woman Peace Delegate at Martinique

Local committees of the International Conference of Women Workers to Promote Permanent Peace host a reception tonight at the Martinique for Dr. Leonie K. Fordham of Switzerland. She travels to the World's Conference at the Panama-Pacific Exposition on July 4. Home Advisory Board members include Mrs. Hubert Firekine Ely Mrs. John R. H. MacArthur Mme Nazi nova Mrs. James Spever Mme. Andrew White Mrs. Ida Hlusted Harper Mme Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Mrs. Samuel Untermyer.

International Conference of Wignen Martinique Leonie K. Fordham Switzerland Hubert Firekine Ely John RH. MacArthur Ida Hlusted Harper Charlotte Perkins Gilman Samuel Untermyer

War correspondents Reed and Robinson held by Russian authorities

The State Department sent full identification details for Joan Reed American war correspondent and Boardman Robinson American illustrator jailed inside Russian military lines at Petrograd. Reed recently reported from Mexico with General Villa's forces. Robinson is well known in New York journalism.

Washington State Department Arcboeeador Marye Petrograd Joan Reed Boardman Robinson Kivolnum Thiteeta Ninhvior Marve Toed Robinson Hadeen Reed Mexico General Villa Carranza Mertowtty Hobinacn New York City

Possible Tammany DA nominees noted by board leaders

Thomas W. Churchill, president of the Board of Education, was named as a possible Tammany candidate for District Attorney next fall. Other names mentioned include Alfred J. Valley and George Gordon Stattler, while Charles A. Verkina, the current Republican prosecutor, drew little serious consideration at Tammany Hall yesterday.

Thomas W. Churchill Board of Education Tammany Aleady Nlfred J. Valley George Gordon

Nation’s 1915 fashions feature varied English military effects

A store showcases bright 1915 clothes including Natty English military effects and four sack designs. It claims master productions from 17 tailoring houses, offering diverse styles without allegiance to a single design school.

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