Interborough Expected to Yield on Subways
Interborough officials indicate likely acceptance of the McAneny subway report terms after further study. President Shonts said a formal position will come after engineers rework figures, with potential city concessions and possible litigation over lease changes noted by counsel. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and city officials prepare replies as both sides scrutinize Broadway and long haul traffic implications.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
McAneny Subway
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Broadway
Interborough
McAneny
the Times
Shonts
Public Service Commission
McAneny Committee
Board of Estimate
Mr. Shonts
Quackenbush
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Shants
Forty-second Street
Francis Lynde Stetson
New Jersey
United States Supreme Court
J. Shonts
T. S. Williams
Williams
Lexington
Fourth Avenue
Financial District
Interborough Company
Re Ge
Clearing House Rules Under Scrutiny for State Banks
Albany June 22 The New York Senate directs George Van Tuyl Jr State Superintendent of Banks to investigate how State banks and trust companies join or follow Clearing House rules and effect on cash reserve laws The Grady resolution links to bills expanding deposits deductions and reserve requirements Trust companies face a 25 percent reserve while Clearing House rules exceed legal cash requirements for years
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Senate
George C. van Tuyl, Jr
Grady
Etrust
Clearing House
Financial District
Ihese
Dix Vetoes Gotham Bill In New York
Gov Dix vetoed a measure to let the Hotel Gotham sell liquor within 200 feet of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The hotel had fought excise restrictions for five years, and similar bills were rejected in Albany. The veto cites objectionable special provisions and maintains the current liquor tax certificate rule.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Gotham
New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Govs
Ughes
Ace Dix
Big Tim” Sullivan
Gays
New York senator attacks recall of signed editorials bill
In Albany on June 22 Senator Josiah T. Newcomb of New York criticized the Grady bill requiring signed editorials. The Senate passed the bill, Newcomb called it foolish and said it limits free expression. His resolution to recall the measure from the Assembly was tabled.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Josiah T. Newcomb
New York
Assembly
Grady
Senate
Newcomb
Thesembly
James B Regan Named Manager of Manhattan State Hospital
Gov Dix appointed James B Regan proprietor of the Hotel Knickerbocker as manager of the Manhattan State Hospital. Regan, a longtime friend of the Governor, will oversee general administration and procurement while pledging to protect the wards and devote himself to the new duties.
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Gov. Dix
Knickerbocker Hotel
Governor Salary Increase Passed by Senate
Albany June 22 Senator Black's constitutional amendment increasing the Governor's salary from 10000 to 20000 a year was approved by the Senate. It is expected to pass the Assembly next week and be submitted to voters at the fall election.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Black
Senate
Assembly
Bankers Question Subway Plan Financing and Liability
Banks in the financial district doubt the city Interborough plan can proceed under current Morgan backed terms. Questions center on profit prospects for the system, rent and lease adjustments, operating cost apportionment, and potential bondholder litigation over lease reductions and damage liability. The outcome hinges on banker acceptance of revised financing and city self funding for Triborough construction.
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Laeb
Interborough
McAneny
J. K. Morgan & Co
Morgan Group
Triborough
Wall Street
Ong
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Levy Bill Seeks to Oust City Elections Board
Albany June 22. Assemblyman A J Levy amends election bill to remove the Mayor appointed Board of Elections in New York City and create an Aldermen appointed panel, aiming to jam passage and force the Governor’s sign by delaying other measures. Republicans pledge fight to block Tammany control and fusion. Secretary Hammitt notes rural boards would be chosen by County Supervisors.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Tammany
New York City
A. J. Levy
Board of Elections
Fourteenth Street
J. O. Hammitt
Citizens’ Union
Board of Supervisors
Judge refuses bid to free four jailed on trolley dy ism
In Queens County Court Judge Humphrey denied release for four men serving sentences in Queens County Jail for trolley car rowdyism. Ex-District Attorney Eugene N L Young argued illegal commitment and lack of counsel at the City Magistrate hearing. The defendants Frank Bradt Jeremiah Sasech Charles Wilson and Arthur Landeer were arrested June 11.
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Humphrey
Queens County Court
Queens Country
Eugene N. L. Young
Frank Bradt
Avenue A
Jeremiah Sasech
East Seventy-first Street
Manhattan
Charles Wilson
van Ness Avenue
Bronx
Arthur Landeer
Ridgefield Park
N. A
Stokes Faces Girls In Attempted Murder Case
W E D Stokes of the Hotel Ansonia testifies before Magistrate Freschi in a case against Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad for attempted murder. The two women allegedly conspired to kill him after an agreement disclosed, with bail set at $5,000 each and a July 6 examination scheduled.
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W. E. D. Stokes
Ansonia
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
District Attorneys Library
Treschi
Mr. Stokes
Sullivan
Fres
Freschi
Miss Graham
West Side Court
East 116Th Street
Fusco
District Attorney’s Office
Fusci
Stokes
Deponent
Lilian Graham
Ethel
Assess Bank Stockholders in Brooklyn Case
Albany June 22 Supt George C Van Tuyl Jr of the State Banking Department after a conference with District Attorney Clark of Kings County announced the start of proceedings to assess the stockholders of the defunct Union Bank of Brooklyn The bank had eight branches and 23000 depositors Van Tuyl said the DA supports the move and he will pursue any evidence to indict and punish those responsible for the bank's collapse.
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Albany
N. Y
George C. van Tuyl, Jr
State Banking Department
Clark
Kings County
Union Bank of Brooklyn
State Bank Department
van Tuyl
Steel Wire Suit Sticks to Demurrer Ruling
Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court sustained part of the demurrer in the equity suit brought by Francis Mostyn and fifteen English investors against Henry E. Huntington and Knickerbocker Trust Company. The plaintiffs allege false representations by Gubbit & Co. and claim the National Steel and Wire Company was insolvent from its start but paid dividends to attract buyers. The court allowed an amended complaint within twenty days and overruled the demurrer on all other points.
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Lacombe
United States
Henry E. Huntington
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Francis Mostyn
National, Steel and Wire Company
Gubbit & Co
London
Huntington
National Company
Consolidated Company
National Steel and Www Company
Ogden, Mills
Henry W. Monroe
Fuue
National Steel and Wire Company
Everett B. Webster
Boston
Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Company
New Police Law Puzzles City Leaders Over Eight Hour Rule
Police Commissioner Waldo questions the Jackson bill signed by Gov. Dix on June 16 making the three platoon system mandatory in large city police departments. It limits continuous work to eight hours except emergencies and paves the way for a stationary post trial in the Fourth District. Inspector Hogan retires after a long career from 1888 to 1907.
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Waldo
Dix
Leahy
William C. Hogan
Bingham
Man Jumped From Hospital Window In Far Rockaway Case
Isaac Kolerski a Bay View Avenue merchant suffering neurasthenia aged 50s yesterday private room fifth floor New York Neurological Institute leapt from bed to window sill and then to street landing headfirst on an iron manhole cover near East Sixty seventh Street Police Station. Special nurse William Hardy attempted restraint but Kolerski jumped to his death in the late night hours.
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Isaac Kolerski
Bay View Avenue
Far Rockaway
New York Neurological Institute
William Hardy
East Sixty-seventh Street
Drowned While Swimming Hudson River Trio Struggles
Isaac Gluck a 17 year old of 151 West 116th Street attempted a river crossing from the foot of 116th Street with David Damuels 121 West 127th Street and Harry Rosemond 21 West 114th Street. Gluck cramped and sank midstream. companions tried to rescue him but could not pull him from the water and his body was not recovered.
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Hudson
Isaac Gluck
West 116Th Street
Hudson River
116Th Street
David Damuels
West 127Th Street
Harry Rosemond
West 114Th Street
Young Glueck
Check forging gang rounded up by police round in New York
Central Office and private detectives arrested the last members of a check forger gang led by George Perazzo. They seized forged and genuine checks, watchlisted payees altered for cashing, and recovered a forged $68.35 model check from a downtown shoe store.
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George Perazzo
Porazzo
Nicholas Filingeri
Jerry
Frank Williams
Antonio Carnivale
Pelazzo
Palazzo
Brooklyn
John Paul
Elmira Reformatory
Annie Goldman
Jeannette Brown
Charles Muler
Stephen Maggs
Greene and Bleecker Streets
East Twelfth Street
Grand Jury
Nineteenth Ward
East Eleventh Street
Painter survives 200 foot fall from building
Evan Sherman, 50, of 200 West 121st Street, plunged nearly 200 feet from the eighth story of the Scott and Bowne Building at 409 Pearl Street yesterday. He landed with only two scratches after grabbing a telegraph wire in midair, then told doctors he believed luck and thoughts of family saved him.
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Evan Sherman
121St Street
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
St. Gregory's Hospital
Sherman
Army Will Play Ball in National Military Tourney
SAN ANTONIO Texas June 22 The greatest military baseball tourney in the history of the national sport opens Saturday with the first games for the manoeuvre division championship It runs daily through August 15 and includes over 200 players and a team from each regime at Fort Sam Houston participating.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States Army
Fort Sam Houston
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Studebaker Bros. Co
59Th Street
Columbus
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