Mayor speaks to City College graduates on duty to community
Mayor Gaynor addressed the College of the City of New York graduates urging public service and civic duty. President Finley presented medals as Abraham Lusskin, Jacob Hoffman, and Samuel B. Applebaum delivered senior addresses.
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Gaynor
College of the City of
New York
Samuel A. Baldwin
Finley
Abraham Lusskin
Citiizen
Jacob Hoffman
Samuel B. Applebaum
College
City of New York
City of
Ephraim Berliner
Alexander Green
M. H. Adeler
W. C. Allen
J. F. Alvino
David Batt
Otto Beller
S. A. Binderman
Louis Britwitz
D. I. Cantor
W. A. Clinton
Benjamin Epstein
N. M. Frank
Isidore Gelfand
Benjamin Glassberg
D. J. Glatzer
Joseph Goldstone
Samuel Keiner
Joseph Harkavy
J. S.S. Kaplan
H. M. Kestenbaum
Samuel Kopick
Bertram Kramer
H. L. Kravetsky
H. W. Kuh
Board of
Thomas Andrew Storey
Walter E. Clark
L. Henry Fiieburg
Professorships and Instructorships Awarded on Campus
Frederick M. Pedersen and Arthur Bruckner received professorships in Mathematics and Physics respectively, with Allan P. Ball in Latin, Louis Delamarre in French, Howard B. Woolston in Political Science, and Joseph G. Coffin in Physics. Tutors promoted to instructorships include Lynn M. Saxton and six others. Class reunions ran 1 to 4 pm on campus, followed by the President’s reception at 4 and a senior dinner at Murray's in the evening.
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Finley
Pell
Gabriel M. Green
Ct Hn
Monroe A. Meyer
Cromwell
Cecil B. Dyer
Ketcham
Samuel Karpowitz
Joseph Jacobs
Jacob Shapiro
Isadore Eisenberg
Drummond
George W. Edwards
Serena Mason Carnés
David P. Berenberg
Isador Lazarus
Michael Kurz
James Gordon Bennett
Lorenz Reich, Jr
Belden
Joseph F. Ri
Frederick M. Pedersen
Arthur Bruckner
Allan P. Ball
Louis Delamarre
Howard B. Woolston
Joseph G. Coffin
Lynn M. Saxton
John P. Turner
John Schuler
Faust C. de Walsh
David Klein
Henry Peckwell
John Robert White
Murray
Address Honors Goldwin Smith and Cornell Diplomas
Thousands of Cornell seniors receive diplomas as President Jacob Gould Schurman praises Goldwin Smith. He recalls Smiths ideals of humanity and English values, urging unity among English speaking nations for world peace and a possible continental union.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Armory
Jacob Gould Schurman
Schurman
Goldwin Smith
Dr. Schurman
Cornell University
England
Asia
Africa
Europe
America
Canada
United States
Arrested but Gets Diploma at Cornell Graduation
Grover Coors of Golden Colorado was arrested for disorderly conduct during Cornell University graduation day. He received a $10 fine in police court just before the procession and, after pleading to being noisy, acknowledged confronting a police officer on the way to his fraternity house. He had spent two prep years in Ithaca and four in the university’s College of Agriculture.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornel University
Grover Coors
Golden
Col
Coors
South Avenue
College of Agriculture
Bowdoin Honors Peary at 169th Commencement
Bowdoin College Brunswick Me June 23 The 169th commencement awards Commander Robert Edwin Peary Doctor of Laws noting his polar achievements. Donald Baxter McMillan honorary Master of Arts for Pearys assistant. William Winter receives Doctor of Letters and Lucien Howe Doctor of Science. Sixty nine seniors graduate the largest class to date.
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Brunswick
Robert Edwin Peary
Tropics
Poles
Peary
Bowdoin College
Staten Island
Lucien Howe
Buffalo
N. Y
Bowdoin
Sand Avalanche Buries Workers At Mineola Sand Bin
An immense sand bin at Phoenix Towing and Transportation Co near Mineola, L I, collapsed trapping twelve carpenters. One man died at Nassau Hospital, another died after rescue, and seven others remained hospitalized with injuries. The bin held about 1,000 tons of sand and was valued at $10,000.
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Phoenix Towing and Transportation Company
Mineola
L. I
Nassau Hospital
Anderson
Edward
Carpenter
Roslyn
Spinela
Jerry
Peter
Erickson
Frederick
Rosivn
Johnson
Joan E
Keefer
Nicholas
Bchmidt
Stephen
Walling
Towing and Transportation Company
City seeks funds for safe and sane Fourth of July
Public appeal from John H. Finley, chairman, notes the fund total just over $2,000 while needs reach about $50,000 for fireworks, prizes, music and decorations. Mrs. Russell Sage led donations with $250. list of contributors includes Charles A. Schieren, Louis Ottman, James Moore, and others.
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Finley
The
College of the City of New York
New York
James E. Sullivan
National Guard
James 5S
Cushman
Pulitzer
John H. Finley
City of New York
Independence Day Committee
Russell Sage
John BE. Polsons
Charles A. Schieren, JP
Louis Ottman
Frank Ludlam
James J. Moore
Egerton
Winthrop
Charles A. Hale
David L. Gluck
H. F. Osborne
Downing Vaux
Whiter Scott
Maurice Simmons
Samuel Shater
George S. Davis
Normal College
the Times
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James 8. Cushman
Ulltzer
New York City
National Guard letters oppose July 4 parade order
Albany June 23 Gov Hughes received letters from New York National Guard members objecting to parading on July 4. Mayor Gaynor announced orders to mobilize the Guard that day. Guardsmen say the holiday should remain free during the hot term. Adjutant General Rbeck has not received any retests. Such action would breach military discipline.
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Albany
N. Y
Batonyi to Represent Himself in Major Damages Suit
Aurel Batonyi will act as his own counsel in the Superior Court in Newport tomorrow. He sues for 150000 damages against his former wife Mrs. Burke Roche and associates over property taken from Two Mile Corner Farm Middletown in 1907. He faces warnings from Justice Lee about self representation. Batonyi's mother purchases Good Times Farm and Villa Valley in Middletown. he has occupied Villa Valley since the divorce.
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New York Times
Newport
Aurel Batonyi
Superior Court
Burke- Roche
Frank Work
Frank K. Sturgis
Two-Mile Corner
Middletown
Providence
New York
Justice Lee
Ratony
Leopold Batonyi
Budapest
Hungary
Good Times Farm
Villa Valley
Mr. Batonyi
Tax Appraiser Reports Howells Estate Totaling 312670
The Tax Appraiser's report for the estate of Frank S. Howells a retired Manhattan woolen manufacturer who died in February at Flushing shows a total value of 312670. The bulk of the estate will go to relatives in this country and abroad.
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Mineola
I. I
Frank 8. Howells
Manhattan
Flushing
Seven On Trial For Murder In Waltham Case
In Cambridge on June 23 the Middlesex County Superior Court indicted Mrs Lillian M Glover and six others as accessories after the fact in the murder of Clarence F Glover the Waltham laundry owner. Hattie Leblanc is the alleged shooter. The seven pleaded not guilty and posted bonds as a jury inspected the Glover home and laundry.
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Cambridge
Mass
Clarence F. Glover
Middlesex County Superior Court
Lillian M. Glover
Hattie le Blanc
Samuel Elmer
Alton F. Tupper
Glover
Freeman
Freemans
Judge Stevens
Higgins
Nicholas W. Cousens
Hattie Lablanc
McDonald
Tully
Mary A. Dutch
Cousens
Hattie Leblanc
Glovers
Hattie
Soldier's wife seeks redress in persecution case ad
An advertisement placed in ten morning papers asks anyone with knowledge of insults and persecution toward Mrs. Mary Small of Brooklyn to contact her or lawyer William Barnes. Mrs. Small says she faced police harassment, neighbor ridicule, and railroad officials compromising her daily life amid claims of involvement by high army circles. Mr. Barnes says he only heard her long story and has not received witnesses or filed suit.
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Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Mary Small
Seventieth Street
William Barnes
Broadway
Sunday baseball at Fort Banks to cease, says US DA
United States District Attorney Asa P. French informed Fort Banks and Winthrop soldiers that Sunday baseball must stop. He cites federal law using state punishment where none is provided and notes Massachusetts prohibitions. Rev Frederick White and others urged closure and plan to press the case in court if games continue.
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United States
Asa P. French
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Massachusetts
French
Frederick M. White
Astor
First Baptist Church of
White
War Department
United States District Court
Norfolk Navy Yard welcomes Delaware battleship docking
The 20 000 ton battleship Delaware was docked for the first time at the Norfolk Navy Yard today without incident. She will receive below the water line attention before heading to New York for wireless tests prior to joining the Atlantic fleet.
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Norfolk
Delaware
Norfolk Navy Yard
New York
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