May Put Cabarets Under Theatre Law
Restaurateurs faced Aldermen as debate centered on an amendment to require cabaret restaurants to meet theatre fire and location rules. Backers argued it protects public welfare while opponents warned it could shutter many cabarets and harm war-time patrons.
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Committee On General Welfare
Board of Aldermen
Broadway
Hirst
New York Association of Restaurateurs
Wee
Patrick Kyne
Murray's
Thomas M. Farley
Fourteenth
Farley
Fariey
Ten Island
Che K
Committee On
Bactor Sued After Raid In York Times
In Plains New York on June 27 a suit for abstracted services was brought by Mrs Mabel L Robeson against her husband Dr Fielding L Rosen attending surgeon at Polyclinic Hospital New York. The couple were married at the Hotel Majestic. Chief witness Anthony testified about a raid at a Way hotel where Robeson was found with another woman.
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York Times
Plains
N.Y
Supreme
Iveres
Mabel L Robeson
Fielding L. Rosen
Polyclia
New York
J. Atdison Young
West New York
Lehman
New Qe
Hotel Majestic
Anthonie
Robeson
Taft Leaves New Haven for Washington
William H. Pate, Yale Law professor, departs New Haven after five residence years. He will travel to Washington for Labor Board duties and Ware Labor meetings this summer and plans winter quarters. He contemplates attending the Republican event at Saratoga on July 18.
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New York Times
New Haven
Yale
William H Pate
Washington
Labor Board
Prospect Hill
Murray Baere
Anada
Wagpie
Saratoga
First American astronomer spots new Aquila star
CAMBRIDGE Mass June 21 The first American astronomer to detect the new bright star in Aquila was F I Gould of East Orange N J announced by Harvard College Observatory Several eminent scientists and amateurs vied for the notice the star the brightest in centuries Professor Edward Picker noted Gould saw it at 9 30 Saturday evening June unknown words corrected The report credits Gould with the initial sighting amid excitement in the astronomy community
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E. L. Gould
Cambridge
Mass
Aquila
F I. Gould
East Orange
N. J
Harvard College Observatory
Edward ©. Pickerne
Could
Mail Tube System Favored by Merchants Amid Delays
F B De Berard director of research for the Merchants Association said the group has not finished reviewing the Post Office plan for a subway mail system but urges keeping the pneumatic tubes. He noted experts judge the tubes in good condition with a 50 year life and argue they are faster and cheaper than surface conveyance.
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F. B. de Berard
Merchants’ Association
de Berard
Intervn
Burleson
Bankhead
Hardwick
Weeks
Stone & Webster
Post Office Department
Association
Gran Central
Pennsylvania Station
Costa
Iron Ore Price Raised With No Steel Increase
Washington June 21 The War Industries Board and iron ore producers with the American Iron and Steel Institute agreed on a 45 cent per ton ore price rise to July 1 to meet wage and freight costs. No steel price change was approved and will continue at the June 30 level. President Wilson must approve the ore price hike.
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Washington
War Industries Board
American Iron and Steel Institute
Wilson
Robert 8. Brookings
John A. Savage
J. A. Savage & Co
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
J. I. Replogle
52 Arrested at Upton in Alleged Government Theft
Special to The New York Times reports at Camp Upton Sergeant and seven privates of the Quartermaster Corps along with forty four civilian employees are under arrest awaiting investigation and possible court martial for alleged misappropriation and theft of government property and ice trafficking. Judge Advocate prepares complaints with help from Supreme Court Justice Morschauser, part of the alien nationalization case in court.
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Camp Upton
L. L
Quartermaster Corps
Cantonment
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Prince Arthur in Japan Arrives for Honorary Field Marshal Baton
Prince Arthur of Connaught arrives in Yokohama for a cordial welcome from British and Japanese officials. He presents to the Japanese Emperor the baton of a Field Marshal of the British Army, an honorary title tied to Great Britain's Far Eastern ally.
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Yokohama
Prince Arthur of
Prince Arthur
Japan
Great Britain
Brooklyn Soldiers Sentenced for Absence Without Leave
SPARTANBURG C C June 21. Soldiers private Walter Miller and private Martin Kelly both of the 634 Pioneer Infantry from Brooklyn New York were sentenced to one year in prison at hard labor for absence from their commands without leave.
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Brooklyn
Spartanburg 8. C
Brooklyn, N. Y
Walter Miller
Martin Kelly
Pioneer Infantry
Greenhut Building Selected as Army Hospital Site
Lieut. Col. Rutherford defends using the Greenhut Building on Sixth Avenue as an evacuation hospital for overseas sick and wounded. He cites its size access to docks and railways and rapid transfer to other care facilities despite noise from the Sixth Avenue elevated line. The plan envisions fitting the space for about 4 000 patients with swift classification and onward routing to regular hospitals within twenty four hours where possible.
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J. B. Greenhut & Co
Sixth Avenue
Nineteenth Streets
H. H. Rutherford
Army Medical Corps
Greenhut
Rutherford
East River
North River
Pennsylvania
Grand Central Railroad
New York City
Elesutherford
Appellate Division Decisions and Court Orders
Appellate Division First Department issues include judgments reversed or affirmed with costs in cases against The People and various appellants. Surrogates and Supreme Court matters feature probate and accounting orders, with numerous orders filed and costs awarded.
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Supreme Court
Appellate Division
First Department
Bergh Granted Custody of Sons Over Mother’s Rearing
Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum names banker William Christian Bergh custodian of his sons Henry Alfred and Roland aged thirteen to eighteen. Bergh cites mother Ella 8. W. Bergh for grooming them like girls and prompting ridicule at Choate School. Court allows weekly mother visits but rejects joint parental consultation.
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William Christian Bergh
Lenry Bergh
The
Bergh Society
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Henry
Alfred
Roland
Ella
W. Bergh
Bergh
Choate School
Wallingford
Conn
Justice Greenbaum
Artist Ben Ali Hagsin Sued Over Pipe Organ Balance
The Aeolian Company sues artist Ben Ali Hagsin in the Supreme Court to recover 7419 owed on a pipe organ for his home at 876 Madison Avenue. The claim includes 487 for music rolls. only 1000 has been paid on the organ and 48 for the rolls.
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Ben Ali Hagsin
Supreme Court
Aeolian Company
Madison Avenue
Bliss Co Attacks Assessment in Supreme Court
The BE Bliss Company of Brooklyn manufacturing munitions for the Government began Supreme Court proceedings yesterday to reduce a $4,200,000 assessment on its real estate. Bliss contends the actual value was $2,808,868 at the time of assessment.
Ex parte Business in Surrogate and County Courts
Special sessions and ex parte business items listed for 10 A M in Surrogate's Court Chambers with J Gibbs presiding and County Court matters among the calendar.
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Supreme Court
Special
Therm & Chambers
OtUnger, J
Surrogate’s Court
Chambers—Schula
Bers
Appellate Division Decisions and Motions Denied
A lengthy appellate column lists numerous motions denied without costs or addressed actions in various cases. Several matters marked for October 5 proceed, and some applications granted such as admission to the bar and stay orders. The text records diverse defendants and petitioners including Paterson Brewing, Thomas Tevil a ttorney, and the Isaac Rice Memorial Hospital, with multiple estates and receiverships noted.
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B. KB. Banks
Ano Respta
V. & Olfm
A. R. Purchated
Paterson Brewing and Malting Co
PD. M. Gerard
Cross & Brown Co
H. D. Best Co
Inde Air Products Co
F. Hunt
H. G. K Heath
Isaac Rice Memorial Hospital
North Tarrytown
E. J. Darragh
V. del Genovess
del Genovese
Indiv
Admx
J. del Genoveso
K._B. Johneton
A. PD
RB. Sw
Runyon
Opus
I. L. Kirk
V. Nassau
B. R
Motion Alek
Kramer, Jr
W. Pet
Guardian Ad Litem
Pitt
W. B. Ie
M. Cohen
A. Rosenbaum
Ity
E. Zaisa
Pits
V. G. C. Helmerdt , Co
G. Bech
Atlantic Stevedoring Co
Corts
A. Bell
Erie R. R
Bold
Dee'd
V. T. Cushing
J. Bere
EL. von Kak
Mh Costa
L. Bourne
M. V. Derney
Costa
Cullen Cont. Co., Inc
Tong Beach
Defta
Steers Sand and Gravel Co., Inc
Respt
Long Head Et
P. Sugerman Et al
Copartners, &c
Apita
H. Hoerawen
Special Sugar Permit Granted for Carnegie Family
Massachusetts Food Administrator issues special sugar permits to households of Andrew Carnegie Dan Hanna and Charles Lanier allowing more than two pounds per purchase. Grocers opposed daily trips to country houses with two pounds. Carnegie houses count twenty seven occupants Hanna twenty one Lanier sixteen. Purchase portion of monthly supply twice weekly.
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Carnegie
New York Times
Lenox
Mass
Massachusetts Food Administrator
Andrew Carnegie
Dan R. Hanna
Charles Lanier
Mr. Hanna
Mr. Lanter
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Tmeal Country Resort
Valhalla
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Long Island
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Penn
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Amer
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Lake Champlain
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Cedar St
Sherman Square Hotel
70Th Street
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Lou N. Moss
Monmouth
Frank F. Shute
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Kent
Jersey
Henry W. Haynes
Warren
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Prop
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Park & Ocean
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Martin
Englewood Inn
Englewood
Eaglewood
Camp Merritt
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St. Charles
Newlin Haines CO
Vermont Ave
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Marty M. L. Farley
Virginia Avenue
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Wiltshire
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Atantic City
Corte
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West End
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Ocean
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H. Gardner
Mer
Columbia
Roorme
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New England
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Perronaga
Hotel Preston
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Fabyan
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White Mis
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New England Ote Association
United States Food Administramend
New England Hotel Association
WM. Kimball
Draper Hotel
Northampton
Maes
Berkshires
Massachusetts
Edgewood
Greenwich, Conn
Grand Con
Migles Gilland Edwards
Greenwich
RED Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Jallen T. Treadway
Gifford
Provincetown
Southfield Point Club
Golf V. Co
Wentworth
Portsmouth
Weise
Forest Park
PIK
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Lackawanna
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Washington, D
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