Sulzer Defiant On Eve Of Defeat In Campaign Rally
Albany June 23 Gov Sulzer denounces opponents calling them unmitigated scoundrels while detailing compromise talks with Senator Murtaugh over direct nominations. He vows to fight any referendum clause and leads a large protest in support of the Direct Nominations bill as the legislature considers amendments and timing.
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New York Times
Albany
Sulzer
Capitol
Suler
John W. Murtaugh
Chemung
Murtaugh
Murphy
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Suler “ War Board
Blauvelt
Senate Committee
Assembly Chamber
Executive Chamber
A. J. Elias
Buffalo
Progressive Democracy
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington
Strays Take Wing on Pelham Bay Flying Boat Trials
L A Vilas, Chicago aviation enthusiast, conducted ten short flights over Pelham Bay aboard a Curtiss flying boat. Passenger Oscar S Straus rode for ten minutes, with Vilas keeping altitude low for safety. The craft, 40 by 26 feet, 100 hp, tops 55 mph on water and 65 mph in air, features leather seating and nickel plated fittings.
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L. A. Vilas
Pelham Bay
Oscars. Straus
Progressive Party
W. C. Muschenheim
Hotel Astor
Mr. Straus
Glenn H. Curtiss
United States Navy
Vilas
Collision on New Haven injures multiple at Canaan station
A milk train and a freight train collided with a passenger coach at Canaan station. An 86 year old woman died, another elderly woman seriously injured, plus six others with injuries. Names include Mrs. Frank M. Olin and Mrs. M. C. Lowerre among the injured. the child she carried was saved from serious harm. Authorities cited faulty brakes as a possible cause.
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New York Times
Canaan
Conn
New Haven Road
New England Road
Pittsfield
Magss
Bridgeport
Winsted
Borden
Frank M. Olin
Falls Village
George Ford
M. C. Lowerre
Washington Hollow
Clinton Corners
N. Y
James Day
Torrington
N. H. Blake
Cornwall Bridge
F. C. Sprague
Two Boys Detained After Bronze Railing Theft
Patrolman Fitzpatrick stopped two youths at Fifth Avenue and Sixty-second Street with ornamental bronze railing pieces. They confessed to stealing from 858 Fifth Avenue. Abra ham Seretskey, 14, and Frank Pentz, 18, were taken to the East Sixty seventh Street station. Seretskey was sent to the children’s jail.
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Fitzpatrick
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-second Street
East Sixtyseventh Street
Sixty-eighth Street
Abraham Seretskey
East 118Th Street
Frank Pentz
Second Avenue
Thomas F. van
Lang
Mr. Ryan
John McCoy
Seretskey
McReynolds’s Mother Hurt In Fall At Hopkinsville
Mrs Ellen McReynolds 76 mother of Attorney General James C McReynolds fractured her hip after a fall while boarding a train in Hopkinsville Kentucky She was en route to her Elkton home after a visit there The item also mentions eyewear advertisement from Spencer’s in Spencer Kentucky
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McReynolds
Hopkinsville
Ellen McReynolds
James C. McReynolds
Elkton
Central Park Scene of a Race Swindle
Sam Clark of Tucson Arizona arrived at Breslin with $2000 on a New York bank draft planning a voyage to Colon. A smooth stranger at a bar claimed quick capital gains from a local scheme, then Clark left New York on Saturday without the money or its equivalent.
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Sam Clark
Tucson
Arizona
Breslin
New York
Colon
Clark
St. Louis
Mr. Clark
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
William Snyder
Salt Lake
Belmont Park
West
Permet
Paterson Strikers Question Madison Square Garden Profit
Paterson silk strikers question how more than $6,000 from a Madison Square Garden pageant was turned into only $348 for the strike relief fund. Haywood admits an error and insists expenses consumed the supposed profit as guards and press reported.
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New York Times
Paterson
N. J
Industrial Workers of the World
Madison Square Garden
New York
William D. Haywood
Haywood
Madison Soe
John Reed
I. W. Ww
Reed
Europe
Haledon
Detroit
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Michael Dunn
Tracy
Revival of John Kendrick Bangs humor delights
John Kendrick Bangs is revived in a humorous character that once brought him fame. The piece promises fans a delightful note and directs readers to read it in next Sunday’s Times.
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John Kendrick Bangs
TIMES
Shield Mrs Hill In Smuggling Case
A woman identifying as Mrs Louise Hill faced arraignment in Newark Federal Court for smuggling after customs officials altered labels on gowns and other items. She pleaded non vult and was fined 300 dollars. the case drew questions about authority and conduct at the port.
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Customs Service
Louise Hill
Hoboken
Newark
N. J
Judge Cross
John Purroy Mitchel
Hill
Crawford Hill
Denver Republican
Denver
Europe
Imperator
Hills
Mrs. Hill
Mr. Hill
United States
F. R. Stanton
Washington Street
E. J. Kyte
Boston & Colorado Smelting Company
Colorado Telephone Company
Continental Tunnel Railway Company
Colorado
Union Club
National History Museum
Sons of the Revolution
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Denver Club
Wilson signs Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill with labor exemption
President Wilson signed the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill but attached a statement opposing the clause that bars using funds to prosecute farmers and labor unions for Sherman act violations. He would have vetoed the item funding $500000 if separable, citing it as unjustifiable.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Taft
Department of Justice
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Actumns
Department
United States
Appropriations Committee
Labor Union Farmers Alliance
House
Fitzgerald
Martin
Appropriations
Capitol
Farmers’ Alliance
Plainfield Official Charged After Fatal Metuchen Crash
William F. Arnold city treasurer of Plainfield and bank vice president ran down four year old Gertrude Daker at Main and Middlesex Avenues Metuchen. He surrendered to police and posted 3000 bail on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
William F. Arnold
Plainfield
N. J
City National Bank of
Gertrude M. Daker
Main and
Middlesex Avenues
Metuchen
Shore
Arnold
Culet
Adeline Erskine
Philadelphia
Hotel Pines
Kipling Praises France In New Poem On Poincaré Visit
Rudyard Kipling writes a sixty one line poem titled France published in the Morning Post to mark President Poincaré's England visit. The verse recalls Anglo French history, shared struggles, and mutual fate with a call for peace and joint guardianship.
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New York Times
London
Rudyard Kipling
Poincaré
England
France
Morning Post
Gaul
Ellow
Rome
Kipling
Joan of Arc
Rouen
Wilson Rejects Russia Entry Condition For Trade Treaty
The Standard reports President Wilson declined renewal of Russia’s 1852 treaty unless American Jews could enter Russia freely and be given safe passage. Officials in Washington and the State Department withheld comment on the held up treaty amid past Taft actions over Jewish rights.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Standard
Woodrow Wilson
Russia
Washington
White House
State Department
Taft
Split on Women’s Coats At National Tailors Meeting
The National Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers Association opens in the Marbridge Building on Friday. Illinois and New York delegates clash over coat length from thirty-eight to forty inches versus thirty-two inches. Louisiana delegates push to end tight skirts. D. Mikel of Boston to preside as delegates from twenty two states attend.
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National Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers Association
Marbridge
Illinois
New York
Louisiana
D. Mikel
Boston
Cemetery for a Canary in Chelsea Backyard
James McLaughlin a former Philadelphia Electrical Bureau chief buries his family canary in a Chelsea backyard tomb a silk lined coffin. The canary died after being attacked by the family cat prompting a grief stricken girl Helen McLaughlin to lead the burial ceremony.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James McLaughlin
Philadelphia Electrical Bureau
McLaughlin
Chelsea
Helen McLaughlin
Rockefellers Depart Tarrrytown for Cleveland Summer
Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller and a retinue left Tarrrytown for Cleveland to spend the summer. His golf bags and baggage were sent ahead signaling the departure. Rockefeller played golf with his pastor Rev Arthur T Brooks and a friend before leaving. He indicated to reporters with a smiling yes the trip would last until mid September.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Arthur T. Brooks
Cleveand
Divorced Poet Upton Sinclair Kin Wedlock Bid Fizzles
Meta Sinclair and Hubert Halliwell failed to obtain a marriage license in Poughkeepsie after living at Dr Sadler's sanitarium Woodstock while Sinclair listed New York City as her residence. The couple, seen in public, planned to marry within a week but did not specify a venue. They planned to try in New York City next, amid curious crowds.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Meta Sinclair
Upton Sinclair
Hubert Halliwell
Jesse J. Graham
Mr. Halliwell
Halliwell
Hey
Turner a Commander in Royal Naval Reserve Honor
King George conferred honorary Commander rank on Capt William T Turner of the Cunard liner Mauretania. He will rank after active commanders but above his Lieutenants in the Naval Reserve. The custom dates to Victoria granting to merchant ship captains.
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King George
Royal Naval Reserve
William T. Turner
Cunard
Mauretania
Naval Reserve
Queen Victoria
Alexander MacKay
Hector
Naval
King Edward
Turner
Ming George
Snes
Te Pool
White Star
Li Age Baminion
Wilson pushes immediate currency reform in address
President Wilson calls for swift monetary legislation as Congress debates a banking and currency bill. Republicans like Mann attack the approach as partisan and discordant while Democrats see a chance to rally behind the measure. Treasury phrasing delays the bill's introduction and Glass coordinates the effort as the Capitol crowd watches.
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New York Times
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Representative Mann
Bryan
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury Department
Owen
Wilsop
Capitol
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Bankse
Glass de
Jeasie
Eleanor
Marshall Angse
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