Penn Station Ready in August for Long Island Traffic
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced that the Seventh Avenue station, the largest train terminal, will be ready to handle Long Island traffic in August. Though mostly complete, car shortages due to factory strikes delay full opening. the rail hub will feature eleven platforms, twenty one tracks, extensive dining and baggage facilities, and separate Long Island and Pennsylvania traffic areas.
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Long Island City
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Move to End Tong Wars Seeks Chinatown Police Help
Father Diamond of the Catholic Church of the Transfiguration met Mayor Gaynor after appealing for action to curb recurring tong wars in Chinatown. He urged more police protection, especially on Sundays, noting most shootings occur then and that current coverage is inadequate. The mayor said he would discuss with Police Commissioner Baker, and Diamond left optimistic that an end to the wars may be near.
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Chinatown
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Catholic Church of the Transfiguration
Mott Street
City Hall
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Big Heinze Fee Report Sparks Denial
A circulating report claimed John B. Stanchfield received 800000 pounds from Fritz Heinze for defending him in a trial over mis use of funds at Mercantile National Bank. Levy Rosenthal Heer mentions the fee was nominal. Heinze is abroad visiting stockholders in Holland, with large holdings in United Copper Company.
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Fritz Augustus Heinze
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Mercantile National Bank
Langdon Manufacturing President Vanishes Prompting Bank Attachment
Deputy Sheriff Harris obtains a $2,852 attachment against Charlies H. Langdon former president of Langdon Manufacturing Company for notes dated March 14 and 21 indorsed by him. He has reportedly fled the state or is concealing to escape summons. Bank creditors have held meetings as Langdon's whereabouts unknown since mid April.
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Campaigning for Felk Delegation Dinner in New England
A Missouri visiting delegation tours New England to support ex-Gov Felk for president. The National Democratic Club dinner honors the group with speakers Sen Grady ex-Sen Watson Squires and ex-Sen Creamer. Missouri Democrats distance from Gaynor propaganda amid Springfield origins claim.
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Boston
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Thomas Creamer
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Springfield
Woman Invents a Garbage Cart for City Streets
Mrs. William Spiegelberg of Riverside Drive has invented a curved iron cover for a standard garbage cart to cut dust and odors. Trial runs showed the rear lid lacked sufficient size, causing jamming at dumps. improvements include a larger tail lid and lighter materials. The project aims to reduce odor while preserving loading efficiency. cost estimated at 25 to 30 dollars per cart.
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Bandit Asserts Death Sentencing For Killings
Wasili Iwankowski writes his mother from Lynn Massachusetts claiming imminent death sentence for his role in the killings of Thomas A Lancrezan and Patrolman James H Carroll. Andy Alison, another bandit, remains hospitalized with multiple bullet wounds. his condition is unchanged.
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James H. Carroll
Wasili Iwankowski
Russia
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Lynn Hospital
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