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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

5

Hoboes Reject Army Plan At Manhattan rally

About 100 unemployed men attended a meeting at the Manhattan Lyceum to hear a proposed bill creating an Industrial Army of the Unemployed. The plan would place the President as Commander in Chief and the Secretary of Labor with war powers, with wages set by duration of residency and free board and lodging provided. Speakers urged hoboes to blame the system, not themselves, as a committee will decide on next actions.

Brotherhood Welfare Association Manhattan Lyceum East Fourth Street Alexander Law New York The R. A. Dague Creston Iowa Congress United States Law Miles Poindexter Secretary of Labor Regular Army Industrial Army Secretary of War Army District of Columbia J. Eads How Hobo Cora Harvey

Tests Milk for Schools Under Bacterial Standards

New York Milk Committee reports milk for students in four colleges, 29 high schools, four vocational schools, and six private schools is free of widespread contamination yet cannot be entirely bacteria free. Morris High School Bronx shows 800 to 8,000 bacteria. Eastern District High Brooklyn records up to 2,400 first teat and 800,000 in a later test. The panel says 10,000 bacteria in milk need not alarm, and cites National Commission standards: raw milk for children may exceed 100,000 bacteria, while pasteurized milk must stay under 200,000 before pasteurization and under 10,000 after delivery.

New York Milk Committee Morris High School Bronx Eastern District High School Annex Brooklyn National Commission On Milk Standards

A Friedman Wedding Planned for William H Friedman

William H Friedman of 148 West 111th Street will wed Gertrude Markowitz at Jillsmere on West 126th Street. The event will include five Friedman bridesmaids and six Friedman ushers with Rabbi Silverman officiating.

William H. Friedman West 111Th Street Gertrude Markowitz Friedman Miss Markowitz Jillsmere West 126Th Street Harry J. Friedman Charles L Morris A Isidor P Harry P. Friedman Mirmiam Friedman Rabbi Silverman Eighty-sixth Street Temple Brooklyn

Rabbi Robbed on a Train at 149th Street Station

On a Third Avenue elevated train near the 149th Street Station Rabbi Samuel Krause of 66 West Ninth Street cried he had been robbed of 60 dollars and pointed to a young man. Three companions fled as guards and officers pursued, with one caught on board and another detained at Alexander Avenue Station. The four suspects were Joseph Schwartz 210 Eldridge Avenue, Harry Simon 6185 Washington Avenue, and Samuel Jennet 214 East 118th Street. Schwartz charged with larceny from the person, others held as accessories.

Third Avenue 149Th Street Samuel Krause West Ninth Street Krause John J. Woods Krous Tremont Alexander Avenue Joseph Schwartz Eldridge Avenue Harry Simon Washington Avenue Samuel Jennet East 118Th Street Schwartz

MOST IMPORTANT SUMMER READING LISTS NEW BOOKS

A comic catalog of new novels and detective stories with American interests and British authors. Highlights include The Old Adam by Arnold Bennett and El Dorado by Baroness Orczy, plus The Masked War and The Ware Case. Prices range from 1.20 to 1.50 dollars.

Saks& Company Adam United States Orczy

Real Test Ride Requested for Chalmers

The note urges a full appreciation by taking a genuine test ride with the Chalmers vehicle rather than a casual drive around the boulevards.

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