Vanderlip Urges Congress to Wait Three Months for Public Opinion
Frank A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank urged Congress to defer enacting antitrust and other key legislation for three months to gauge public opinion. Speaking at a New Jersey Chamber of Commerce dinner in Newark he said business mood is largely psychological and urged business leaders to engage in politics and public life to restore confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce
Newark
Wilson
Congress
Vanderlip
Lso
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trustees
William C. Heppenheimer
Chamber
Vanderlipfie
New Jersey
Wangerlip
Vandertip
Gress
Westinghouse Chief Urges Congress Adjournment on Trust Bills
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing chairman urges Congress to adjourn and withhold anti trust bills. He argues delay will allow time for business reflection and may reveal injurious provisions in the current drafts. He notes sentiment among business leaders favors postponement to reduce uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Guy FE. Tripp. Ch Company
Congress
Lawsuit Over St Patrick Dinner Delayed To Thursday
James B Replan sues Friends of Ireland for 1672 over a St Patrick’s Day dinner for 304 members and guests at the Hotel Knickerbocker. City Court Judge McAvoy postponed the case as he had been a guest. hearing set for Thursday if a City Court judge can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Replan
Friends of Ireland
McAvoy
Regan
Knickerbocker
St. Patrick’s Day
Thomas ¥. Smith
Tammany Hall
Smith
Justice McAvoy
Steuer
Frederick I. C. Kearnds
Ireland
Ing
MceAvoy
Bribery charges lead to bail for two pool sellers
Frank Lopez of 246 West Forty fourth Street and Canatoria Gentoria of 150 East 171st Street were each held in 1500 bail yesterday by Magistrate Herbert at the Tombs Court on bribery charges. Detectives Hackett and Reed say 5 was offered to release them after arrest for selling baseball pools. Gentoria also faces the pool charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lopez
West Fortyfourth Street
Canatoria Gentoria
East 171St Street
Herbert
Tombs Court
Hackett
Reed
Gentoria
Carmody Will Seek Inquiry Into Queens District Attorney
Albany reports Attorney General Carmody and Governor Glynn will confer on an investigation into Queens District Attorney Matthew J. Smith over failure to prosecute James Heffernan and Harry Scanlan for luring Mrs Ellert from Long Island City and injuring her at Cassidy's Democratic Club. Deputy McQuaid to present charges and testimony hearings to follow.
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Albany
Carmody
Gov
Glynn
Matthew J. Smith
Queens
James Heffernan
Harry Scanlan
Frank Ellert
Court House
Long Island City
Joe” Cassidy
Democratic Club
New York
William A. McQuaid
Heffernan
McQuaid
Garretson
Scudder
Mr. Smith
Smith
Queens Officials Press for Immediate Justice Reforms
Robert S. Binkerd of the City Club urged Gov. Glynn to act on Justice Scudder’s call for a Queens inquiry. A Queens petition asks for an extraordinary Supreme Court session to retry Harry Scanlon after the jury failed to agree in his case alongside James Heffernan. Heffernan, sentenced to Sing Sing, remains jailed on a 15 day stay. Scudder previously dismissed the Scanlon jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Binkerd
City Club
Gov. Glynn
Justice Scudder
Queens
James Heffernan
Clara Hbllert
Joe Cassidy
Democratic Club
Long Island City
Binkerd
Supreme Court
Scanlon
Lawyer Hazleton Weds In Queens County Court Detention
Friends of Edgar F Hazleton of Woodhaven reveal his marriage to Miss Theresa Brust occurred Saturday evening after his involvement as attorney for two men charged in the attack on Mrs Clara Ellert at Joe Cassidy s Democratic Club house in Long Island City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar F. Hazleton
Woodhaven
Queens County Supreme Court
Long Island City
Clara Ellert
Joe” Cassidy
Theresa Brust
Frederick Brust
Seventh Avenue
Astoria
Referee Opposes Great Northern Trading Co Dissolution
Percival H Gregory the appointed referee in the Great Northern Trading Company dissolution dispute reports serious mismanagement. He faults officers led by Albert Halsey for using company funds for personal speculation and notes lack of proper accounts and fraudulent bond stock practices. He urges denial of the dissolution for six months to allow potential litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey
Deathbed wedding sues to control Scofield estate
In Brooklyn Justice Kelly hears Lieut Seth Scofield U S A grandson challenge the deathbed marriage of Charles W Scofield and nurse Miss Jane Fitzsimmons from Feb 2 at Hotel St George Clark Street. Scofield died three hours later aged 79 leaving about 90000 dollars estate. Mrs Scofield says they were longtime engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Scofield
Jane W. Fitzsimmons
Justice Kelly
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Seth W. Scofield
Scofield
St. George
Clark Street
Ten Cents For Ten Miles Ruling In Trolley Case
County Judge James P. Niemann ruled the New York and Long Island Traction Company may not charge more than 10 cents for a ten mile ride. Lucy Raynor of Baldwins and fifty other Doubleday Page & Co. employees sued for 25000 in damages claiming ejectment after a May 1913 incident when charged 15 cents for eight miles. The judge awarded Miss Raynor $500.
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New York Times
Mineola
L. I
James Pvp
Niemann
New York and Long Island Traction Company
Lucy Raynor
Baldwins, J. I
Doubleday, Page & Co
Miss Raynor
Publishing House
Raynor
Bouck White and Woolman Denied Sentence Reduction
Judge Malone in General Sessions refused to reduce the six month workhouse term for Bouck White of the Church of the Social Revolution and Milo H. Woolman after their May 10 disruption at Calvary Baptist Church. The appeal was denied yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouck White
Church of the Social Revolution
Milo H. Woolman
Malone
Calvary Baptist Church
Post Office Subway Easement Sparks Commission Scrutiny
Secretary McAdoo approves a one dollar easement for a subway under the Post Office. The Public Service Commission may require platforms for mail cars and a special switch at Pennsylvania Station, with feasibility and cost under review. Commission skeptical but ready to sign stipulations if utility is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Post Office
United States District
John C. Knox
Leroy T. Harkness
Public Service Commission
Knox
United States District Attorney's Office
Commission
Horace S. Wly & Co
Court House
Post
Pennsylvania Station
W. R. Will
Cox
Public Service
Board of Estimate
Sinking Fund Commission
Couple convicted of kidnapping two children in New York
Tietro Bruseros and his wife Niva were found guilty of kidnapping Giuseppe Gumala, age five, son of Domenica Sumnia the grocer at 305 West Seventy first Street, in General Sessions before Judge Nott. They face a sentence from ten to fifty years. Police traced marked money to a go-between after parents alerted authorities.
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Tietro Bruseros
East Sixty-third Street
Niva
Nott
Bruseros
Giuseppe Gumala
Domenica Sumnia
West Seventyfirst
Nagie Will Leaves Honors to Son in Brooklyn Filing
The will of Charles F. Nagie retired US Navy Chief Engineer filed in Brooklyn leaves his sword a Siamese king presented medal and a civil war service medal to son Percival D. Nagie. The estate's value is not stated and is divided among widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Nagie
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Percival D. Nagie
Woman Stops Holman Case in Hartford Suit
In Hartford, Elizabeth Alden Curtis Holman halts her 30,000 suit against her ex husband Rev Cranston Brenton and two Hartford doctors alleging they wheeled her to a Brattleboro Vermont insane asylum. A new witness Grace Hemenway is to testify tomorrow as Brenton faces her in court. Brenton, a former Trinity College professor and 2012 suffragan bishop candidate, stands in the courtroom as proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hartford
Conn
Elizabeth Alden Curtis Holman
Cranston Brenton
Brattleboro
Grace Siemenway
Brenton
Jr Y
Oliver Ofton Smith
Conncticut Medical Society
Fitzgerald
Thomas
Trinity College
Connecticut
Notables Fined for Speeding in Harlem and Pelham Parkway
Prince Ludovico Pisgnatell d Aragona, formerly of the Spanish Embassy, and Luke Thomas, son of Augustus Thomas, paid fines for speeding. The prince avoided appearance via a lawyer and was fined 24 dollars. Thomas pleaded ignorant and was fined 25 dollars in Harlem and West Farms courts respectively with his father present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ludovico Pisgnatell d’Aragona
Washington
Hlet Springs
Elis Ishind
Merrick
L. T
Bleyelo
Hlelim
136Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Levy
Harlem
Luke Thomas
Mast Fifty-third Street
Augustus Thomas
Oelfsenhurst
Pelham Parkway
West Farms
Barnard Denies Charges In High Society Divorce Case
William H. Barnard former vice president of Fidelity Trust denies a $200,000 suit brought by Philadelphia wool merchant William W. Wood for alienation of Mrs. Gertrude A. Wood. Mrs. Wood, who released a statement, vows to expose what she calls a conspiracy to extract money. The filing marks a new stage in the Wood divorce saga with a named co-respondent linked to past proceedings.
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William H. Barnard
Fidelity Trust Company
William W. Wood
Philadelphia
Gertrude A. Wood
Commodore William H. Barnard
Wood
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Congressional Record
Seabe
Westinghouse
F. O. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Broadway
Jackson Avenue
Honeywell Street
Ellert
Hazelton
Cere
Great Northern Trading Company
Nurse
Stern Brothers
43Rd Streets
Fifth
Holman
Prince d’Aragona
Barnard
W. W. Wood
B. Altman
the Nations Department
Bryant
Altman & Co
Fifth Avenue
34Th and
35Th Streets
New York City
New York Mortgage & Security Company
New York State Banking
Sorough
Manhattan
Montague ST
Borough of
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
High St
Boston
Mass
Mayfair
Rice & Hutchins
RICE
Hutchins New York CO
the Manhattan
Columbus
Murray Hill
C. Bergen
The
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Col
George Harvey
Col. Roosevelt
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