Cohalan Hearing Proceeds On Bar Charges In Legislature
Gov Sulzer urges rapid investigation into John Connolly’s charges against Justice Daniel Cohalan. A joint Senate Assembly committee will conduct hearings starting Monday, using a procedure similar to the 1905 Looker case, with no impeachment at this stage.
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Albany
Sulzer
Daniel F. Cohalan
Supreme Court
New York City Bar Association
John A. Connolly
New York
Bar Aesociation
Connolly
Judiciary
Senate
Assembly
Dante F. Cohalan
Supreme Court of the
State of New
Mers
Foderathont
Nt Committee
Bar Association
City of New York
State of New York
Henry W. Pollock
Warren Blooker
Justice Cohalan
Bar Association Finds Charges Against Cohalan True
The report to Governor Sulzer states prima facie evidence supports that all charges by John A. Connolly against Justice Daniel F. Cohalan are true, while finding Cohalan's defense false and misleading. It notes new points about destroyed papers, amended complaints, and a loan claim tied to political influence.
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Bar Association
Gov. Sulzer
Daniel F. Cohalan
John A. Connolly
Justice Cohalan
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Py Conholy
Cohalan
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Qulter
Aod
Nathan Ot- Beer
Mackay Family Sails as R Moore Aboard Imperator
Clarence H. Mackay and his three children John William Erin and Katherine traveled in the Imperator’s imperial suite under the name R Moore. Mrs. Mackay stayed at Harbor Hill. The passengers learned of the Mackays only after quarantine, with servants also aboard.
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Imperator
Sissconsett
Clarence Ni. Mackay
Imeportor
R. Moore
Atlantic
Imperial Suite
Clarence H. Mackay
The
Postal Telegraph Company
John
William
Erin
Katherine
Mr. Mackay
Plier
Mackay
Mackay Family Leaves Spring Lake For New York Sail
Clarence H. Mackay with his two daughters Elin and Katherine and son John William dined at the Essex and Sussex Hotel then drove to New York to sail on the Imperator. Reports say detectives preceded and accompanied the party during their stay at Hastings Square. Mrs Mackay reportedly dined with them Friday after driving from Roslyn.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Clarence H. Mackay
Elin
Katherine
John William
Essex and Sussex
Hastings Square
Mackay
New York
Imperator
Roslyn
Frisco Securities Collapse Hits St Louis Holders Hard
The Frisco railroad failure inflicted heavy losses on St Louis investors. Key figures include James Campbell with $214,220 lost, William K Bixby and Adolphus Busch each about $80,000, and chairman Benjamin Yoakum down to 261 shares worth $848. Total St Louis stock value fell from $2,340,000 before receivership to about $463,700, with 1,827 local shareholders and 53,709 common shares. French financiers held about $27 million in Frisco bonds.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
Frisco Road
James Campbell
Roberts. Brookings
Adolphus Busch
W. K. Bixby
Thomas H. West
Benjamin F. Yoakum
Reece
Frisco
Benjamin L. Winchell
F. R. Thayer
Boston
Cecabie
Co. W. Willard & Co
New York
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Prophecy Sparks Coal Mine Strike Idle in Pennsylvania
In Washington Pennsylvania on June 25 miners at Manowan Gallatin and Sunnyside refused to work after a prophecy by labor figure Mother Jones predicted a deadly explosion. A broken trolley wire sparked a blaze at Manowan Mine intensifying fear as miners fled.
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Washington
Penn
Manowan
Mother” Jones
Manowan Mine
Greenwich Cat Kennels to Be $15,000 Greenwich Cattery
Mrs. Clifford B. Harmon launches construction of a deluxe cattery for her 28 cats and 24 kittens on Commodore Benedict’s Indian Harbor estate in Greenwich. The two acre complex, designed by Carrere & Hastings, includes eight rooms and nineteen runs with modern utilities. A seven room cottage houses Mrs. Mathis who has bred famous cats for a decade.
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Greenwich
Conn
Clifford B. Harmon
E. C. Benedict
Harmon
Commodore Benedict
Thomas Hastings
Carrere & Hastings
Indian Harbor
F. ¥. Mathis
Greenwich Cat Kennels
Sulzer Beaten in Campaign Inquiry Fight Revelations
Albany June 25. After killing Sulzer Direct Nominations in the Senate and passing Blauvelt primary reform, the Legislature creates the Frawley committee with power to probe the Sulzer campaign fund and Governor veto patronage. Hearings will be public. session adjourned until July 8.
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Albany
Sulzer
Senate
Blauvelt
Democratic Organization
Frawley
Capitol
Charles E. Hughes
Gov. Sulzer
Assembly
Frawley Committee
State of
New York
Crown Prince Stops Hauptmann Play Review
Nobel Prize winner caused offense with remarks about the Kaiser's heir sparking a clash that becomes the focus of a forthcoming drama review. The piece explores the censorship clash around the production and its political implications.
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Hauptmann
Navy Sues to Guard Torpedo Secrets
Assistant United States Attorney General Malcolm A. Coles asked Judge Veeder in Brooklyn to grant a preliminary injunction to restrain the Bliss Company from revealing torpedo secrets to Britain. The government says disclosure would enable foreign sales and injure national defense. Bliss argues secrecy is limited and the patent history questions government rights.
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United States
Malcolm A. Coles
Veeder
United States District Court
Brooklyn
E. W. Bliss Company
Bliss Company
Japan
France
England
West
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Whitehead & Co
Navy Department
McReynolds
Youngs
Coles
Navy
Arthur C. Fraser
Biss Company
Lieut. G. C. Davison
F. M. Leavitt
Davison
Fraser
Pwe
Leavitt
Missing 16 year old Helen McCarthy from Albany area
Helen McCarthy aged 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A McCarthy of the Hotel Hargrave, vanished from 112 West 72nd Street after being sent to a Columbus Avenue shop about 9:15 am Tuesday. A private search and hospital checks failed to find her, and police were alerted. Her family, prominent in Albany, suspects possible kidnapping or luring away.
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John A.mccarthy
Hargrave
West Seventy-second Street
West Sixty Eighth Street
McCarthy
Knickerbocker Press
Albany
West Seventy-fifth Street
Ang
Mr. McCarthy
Helen
Sacred Heart
Elden
Clark
Columbus Avenue
Threat follows assault near Casino Theatre in Brooklyn
Albert Lonergan watchman on Flatbush Avenue faced a pistol threat after an altercation with three men and a girl near the Casino Theatre. Later Joseph Ryan was shot in the chest on State Street opposite the theatre. police chased the suspect but could not recapture him. Lonergan believed the bullets were aimed at him.
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Casino Theatre
Flatbush Avenue
State Street
Brooklyn
Lonergan
Joseph Ryan
Willoughby Avenue
Farley
Ryan
M Nabs Associate Suspended by Wire
Washington June 25 Clayton Herrington special agent of the Department of Justice at San Francisco was suspended without pay to explain a critical telegram regarding Attorney General McReynolds. President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds discussed appointing special prosecutors for Diggs Caminetti and related cases. Francis J Heney Matt Sullivan and others were named provisional candidates, with final selections pending. Heney later denied knowledge of any prospective appointment in Albuquerque.
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Washington
Clayton Herrington
Department of Justice
San Francisco
Wilson
McReynolds
United States
McNab
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Herrington
McNabb
Bielaski
Francis J. Heney
Matt J. Sullivan
Thomas Hayden
Caminetti-Diggs
Western Fuel Company Coal Customs
Kent
Baker
House Judiciary Committee
Albuquerque
N. M
Heney
V. Fleet
United States District A
van Fleet
Deportation Inquiry Prompted by San Francisco Letter
San Francisco dispatch reports Clayton Herrington, a federal investigator, sending a night letter to President Wilson demanding an investigation into alleged DOJ and Commerce and Labor obstacles to deporting French women in California. The missive cites Secretary Wilson, McReynolds, McNab, and press reports, with faith in swift trials for Caminetti and Western Fuel cases. Sacramento notes May Diggs, former State Architect, referenced in follow-up.
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San Francisco
Clayton Herrington
Washington
McNab
Wilson
California
Department of Justice
of Commerce and Labor
Herrington
McReynolds
McRey
Strikers Collect for Paterson Silk Weavers via East Side Trucks
Four trucks carried fifty Paterson silk workers, twenty five women and twenty five men, through Manhattan streets collecting money food and clothing for strikers who have been out of work for about seventeen weeks. The operation began early in the forenoon from Rutgers Square with oilcloth labels urging help for Paterson and New York silk workers. Food donations came from delicatessen stores and bakeries while women workers handled money collections using metal token pouches. A planned music band was dropped from the planned tactic.
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East Side
New York
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Rutgers
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Grand
Hester
Rivington
Stanton
Houston
Tenth Street
Rutgers Square
Heries
Mrs Bud Fisher Wounded In Apparent Accident
Pauline Welch wife of cartoonist Bud Fisher sustained a five inch throat gash at the Piedmont Hotel in Atlanta. She was alone at 2 am when a broken pitcher slashed her throat. Fisher aided her and doctors treated her with twenty stitches. Authorities say the injury was accidental.
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Atlanta
Pauline Welch
Bud Fisher
Piedmont Hotel
the Piedmont
Barry seeks $5000 in attachment against Mulhall
Richard Barry, a magazine writer, filed in the Supreme Court for a $5000 attachment on the Baltimore property of Martin M. Mulhall. Barry claims Mulhall owes half of profits from selling political letters bought for $10,000 by the New York World, alleging Mulhall kept the total proceeds. Mulhall refused to discuss the matter.
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Richard Barry
Supreme Court
Martin M. Mulhall
Baltimore
Barry
Mulhall
New York World
Big Timber Merger Formed By Boston Interests
Boston financiers control 300000 acres of timber in Northern Vermont and New Hampshire plan the largest spruce timber business east of the Mississippi. The Hornblower & Weeks and Stone & Webster syndicate has bought all stock of Connecticut Valley Lumber Company. James J. Phelan to join the new company, with timber lands draining into the Connecticut and Androscoggin rivers.
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Boston
Mississippi River
Boston Financial
Vermont
New Hampshire
Hornblower & Weeks
Stone & Webster
Connecticut Valley
James J. Phelan
Connecticut
Androscoggin
Gatun Gates to Close July 1 to Allow Lake Rise
Panama reports orders to close Gatun spillway gates on July 1 to raise Gatun Lake to the operating level over four months. Nearby towns Gorgona Matachan and Obispo will be submerged. These are historic Spanish founded settlements now at risk.
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Panama
Gatun Spillway
Gorgona
Matachan
Obispo
Snow Falls in Bay State as Warm Weather Shifts
In Massachusetts on June 25 the temperature rose to 80 in the shade but fell today with chilly gusts. Waltham reported a brief snow flurry on Moody Street before clearing. The city cooled to 53 degrees at night while the east wind persisted.
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Boston
Waltham
Moody Street
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Scouts Rush Wilson Note Beavers Falls
President Wilson's message to Mayor Harrison of Chicago, carried by Boy Scouts, arrived in Beaver Falls at 7:25 P.M. and was quickly sent to Cleveland. An incident occurred at Freedom where the leather bag handle broke, requiring 25 minutes to fix, but the runners regained the lost time.
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Harrison
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Wyman Bequest to Princeton Valued At Up To Two Million
Andrew D. West executor of the Isaac C. Wyman estate telegraphed to The New York Times that the original estimate of the bequest to Princeton remains $2,000,000 or more. The appraisal filed Tuesday noted that if the rest of the estate shrinks proportionally, the total gift could fall to about $1,000,000.
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Andrew D. West
Isaac C. Wyman
New York Times
Princeton
Robs a Messenger Girl in Fifteenth Street Theft
A messenger girl delivering gowns valued at 2000 dollars and laces worth 600 dollars was coerced by a young man who seized the package after the girl began to near Mrs Watriss home. The thief signed the receipt and fled, while a later call confirmed the theft.
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Watriss House
Children Fall From Grating Near School Door
A delivery wagon hit a boy at Madison Avenue and 130th Street as Saints Parochial School children were dismissed. An iron cellar grate collapsed, trapping seven children and a woman in the cellar. no serious injuries. One injured person, John Gillen, 16, of 51 Went Street, was taken to the hospital. The boy who was struck recovered consciousness and walked away unnoticed.
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130Th Street
Ogge
John Gillen
Girl Fights Drowning Attempt Off East River Pier
A young woman walked to the end of East Nineteenth Street pier and plunged into the East River. Two youths from Avenue C leaped in to rescue her but could not bring her ashore. A tugboat captain spotted the struggle and coordinated rescue efforts. the ambulances later took the woman to safety, with references to her prior residence in New Jersey.
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East River
John Hastings
Avenue C
Edward Herman
A. W. Broadhead
New Haven Railroad
Tee
New Jersey
Richest Woman in Chile Dead in Santiago
Dona Juana Rosa de Edwards, noted as Chile’s wealthiest woman, died in Santiago on June 2. The report notes her prominence in society and business, with details on her late husband and inherited holdings.
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Santiago
Dona Juana Rosa de Edwards
Lovett Names Lauterbach in Union Pacific Inquiry
Washington June 25 Judge Lovett told the Senate Lobby Committee that a supposed blackmail plot to force Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger counsel involvement centered on Edward Lauterbach. He cited a caller claiming to be Rep Daniel J. Riordan and named Rep Robert L. Henry as part of the alleged scheme.
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Union Pacific Railroad
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Edward Lauterbach
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Daniel J. Riordan
New York
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Judgy Lovett
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