Alpha Delta Phi Cuts City College Chapter Over Jewish Balance
The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity withdrew the charter from its Manhattan Chapter at the College of the City of New York citing a surplus of Hebrew students as the reason. The move followed a long inquiry, with some alumni resigning, while others defend the college's spirit and deny broad discrimination.
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Timmerelle
City College chapter of Alpha Delta Phi persists despite withdrawal
The Manhattan Alpha Delta Phi chapter, after losing its charter, continues through alumni and the College City connection. Growth included a $16,000 chapter house at 417 West 143rd Street in 1911, and most alumni reportedly resigned from the Alpha Delta Phi Club after the charter withdrawal. Justice Bartow S Weeks and Everett P Wheeler defend the college and alumni stand as a broader critique of the action.
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New York
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Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
City College
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Gilman
Johns Hopkins
Dean Griffin
Dartmouth
Y College
West Point
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Finley
John H. Finley
West Forty-fourth Street
Superme Court
Adolph Werner
Arch Druid Dyfed Arrives for Pittsburgh Eistedfod
Arch Druid Dyfed of Wales arrived aboard the Cunard Mauretania to preside over the Pittsburgh Eistedfod starting July 2 for a week. Lloyd George canceled due to London duties. The Arch Druid, famed for Welsh art folklore and history, traveled incognito as B. Rees with the Mauretania crew greeting him.
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Wales
Cunard
Mauretania
Pittsburgh
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Exchequer
London
E. J. Roberts
Cunard Line
St. David's Society
Purser Graham
Steward Jones
Surgeon Jones
B. Ag
Rees
Firemen Overcome In Basement Blaze At Fifth Avenue Jewelers
Three firefighters were overcome by smoke and gas while battling a fire at Udal & Ballou jewelers on 48th Street and Fifth Avenue. The blaze started from an unknown cause in packing materials. Gas lines melted but were shut off, allowing crews to douse the flames with slight damage. Firefighters Costello, Hauser, and Finnegan were aided by rescuers and revived after exposure. The building is owned by R. M. Haan. Tennessee to Pay Notes on July 1. the Funding Board announced bond payments of 9,222,000 at National Park Bank, funded by a one-year deal with Potter Choate & Prentice Harre Forbes Co.
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Fifth Avenue
Udal & Ballou
Costello
Hauser
Truck 4
Finnegan
Hook and Ladder 4
Kemen McGrain
Gardiner
Engine
Eeareny 65
R. M. Haan
Tennessee
State of
National Park Bank
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Potter, Choate & Prentice and Harre, Forbes & Co
Surrogate Refuses to Stop Stallo Case in Estate Battle
Six judge Nash Rockwood of Saratoga County appeared before Surrogate Cochalan to hear a motion to remove Metropolitan Trust Company as administrator of the Alexander McDonald estate. The matter pivots on trust company liability for sale of Standard Oil stock, a note by Edmund Stallo, and ownership of 10,000 shares in the reorganized New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago Railroad. Surrogate Cochalan reserved ruling on the main issue of removal. the accounting case moves toward Supreme Court action. The Postal Telegraph Managers' Association plans its sixth annual outing to College Point, with a steamboat trip from Pier 3 and a day of games, dinner, and vaudeville.
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Saratoga County
Cahalan
Metropolitan Trust Company
Alexander McDonald
Rockwood
Michel Murat
Helena McDonald
Stallo
Laura McDonald Stallo
John G. Milburn
Trust Company
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Edmund XK. Stalle
Brayton Ives
New Orleans, Mobile & Chicago Railroad
Milburn
Nates Pinetree
Serene
Panetropolitan
Ives
Comany
Cohalan
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Postal Telegraph Managers
Evangelist J Henry to Speak at City Auditorium
Evangelist J Henry of Fort Plain will deliver a talk at the City Auditorium. The event takes place at headquarters with a platform setting described as fourteen feet and other details unclear due to OCR errors.
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Fort Plain
N. Will
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Behtion
Ranee T Mineo
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