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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

9

Ellert Scandal Probe Gathers Momentum in Queens

Deputy Attorney General William A. McQuaid continues gathering documents as the Ellert case resurfaces in Queens politics. District Attorney Smith faces revived charges of using the Grand Jury for political ends amid a looming re election bid and pressure from suffrage leader Mrs. Alfred Greylne.

William A. McQuaid James Nteffernan Harry Scanlon Carmody Matthew J. Smith Queens Clara Ellert Joe” Cassidy Longs Island City Burt J. Humphrey Queens County Court House Humphrey McQuaid Eilert Smith Alfred Grey Iine Cassidy Dix Sulzer Maurice N. Connally Horouch Connally Smillibh Firet Queena

Columbia University frees Fifth Avenue blocks from strict residential rule

Trustees authorize light business use of Columbia University properties between Forty-eighth and Fifty-first Streets from Fifth Avenue toward Sixth Avenue. Tenants may operate small trades like dressmaking or millinery with trustee approval, while preserving quiet residential character. The Elgin Botanical Gardens site has been with the university since before the century.

Columbia University Forty-eighth Fifty-first Streets Fifth Avenue Sixth Avenue John McLean Nash University Columbia Up Fifth Avenue Forty-seventh Forty-eighth Street Columbia Houses Elgin Botanical Gardens State of New York

Woman Kills Four Lions In South Africa Hunt

Mrs. De Laporte wife of a Sabre game reserve officer near Delagoa Bay hunted lions after they killed a bull. With two natives she confronted six lions at dawn shooting two, rolling a third, and killing a fourth a young lioness with a bullet in the eye at eight yards. She ran out of ammunition and could not pursue the remaining two.

New York Times London South Africa de Laporte Delagoa Bay

Moyer Asks State Aid After Butte Union Rioting

In Butte on Monday the Western Federation of Miners split into factions, a man was killed and four injured, with about 100000 dollars in property lost. Mayor Duncan declined to request troops, while Sheriff took no immediate action. Charles H. Moyer arrived in Helena and urged Governor Stewart to intervene.

Butte Mon Western Federation of Miners Duncan Sald Helena Charles H. Moyer Western Federation Moyer Giov Stewart

Guardian Appointed to Sue Mitchell May for Auto Injuries

Edward Gaffney was named guardian for his 14 year old son Edward to sue Mitchell May Secretary of State. He alleges a June 20 automobile owned by May traveling at high speed struck his son and the chauffeur gave no warning.

Mitchell May Edward Gaffney Edward

Mayor denies city news censorship by Blan figure

Mayor Mitchel states Dr. Louis Blan acted only to summarize department reports for his comments and denies any press agent role. He warns Commissioners to avoid pre releasing reports while allowing free talk after reporting, and notes other departments will soon submit summaries.

Louis Blan Commissioner of Accounts Office Mitchel Dr. Blan Commissioner of Accounts Blan Civil Service Commission Fetherston Mr. Blan

Cardinal Farley Plans Summer Abroad After Rome Visit

Cardinal Farley remains abroad for the season after a late April trip to Rome. He toured Switzerland and plans to attend the Eucharistic Congress at Lourdes in July, then visit Ireland in August before sailing from New York on September 20. He is in excellent health.

Cardinal Farley Rome Holy See Roome Switzerland Lourdes France Ireland New York

Western author Henry Phillips held on abuse charge in Harlem

Henry Wallace Phillips author of Red Saunders was arrested by a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children officer on a charge involving 14 year old Marjorie Jux ton. He was released on $500 bail and to be arraigned in Harlem Court. Phillips recently left Ward's Island State Hospital after a three year stay and faces a divorce from his wife Louise Moore Millspaugh Phillips. He claimed the girl posed for him and that the trouble stems from the mother’s jealousy. The arrest followed a warrant by Magistrate Levy.

Henry Wallace Phillips Red Saunders Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Marjorie Juxton West Ninety-sixth Street Sle West 100Th Street Dan Smith Harlem Court Mr. Phillips State Hospital For the Insane Ward's Island Louise Moore Millspaugh Phillips Richmond N. Y Phillips Lillian Cluxton F.C. Cluxton Bradford Penn Amsterdam Avenue Cluxton Miurjorie Chicago House of Mercy Inwood Gertrude Toper John C. Butts Levy Harlem Police Court New York West Canada

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