Playwright Armstrong to Pay Wife’s Divorce Fees
Paul Armstrong must pay $500 to Haight, Sandford & Smith, lawyers for his wife Mrs Relia Abell Armstrong, in her divorce suit. Supreme Court Justice Goff signed the order amid a $2,500 fee request, with Dougherty expected to report on the divorce. Armstrong cites $15,000 annual income while Mrs Armstrong seeks alimony and support for three daughters.
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Paul Armstrong
Haight, Sandford & Smith
Relia Abell Armstrong
Supreme Court
Goff
J. Hampden Dougherty
Armstrong
Sporting News
Hind
Nannapolis
Mrs Stetson Declares Immortality and Fires Up Spiritual Schism
Mrs Auguste Stetson, excommunicated from the Boston Christian Science Mother Church, told reporters she is immortal and ready to lead opponents of materialism. She says Mrs Eddy endures as an immortal mother figure and argues for a spiritual headship over church thought, not its brick and mortar structure.
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Auguste E. Stetson
First Church of Christ
Bcientist
Stetson
Boston
Christian Science
Central Park West
Ninety-sixth Street
Mrs. Eddy
Boston Board of Directors
Ste
Eddy
Terence
God
Aceiak
Peter
W. Goon
Boston Man Fined for Looting Dedham Street Police Station
Judge Burke fined George H. Prentiss twenty dollars in Municipal Court for looting the Dedham Street police station. While in a cell on a prior charge, he cut eight pounds of lead pipe from the wall and hid short lengths on his person. police discovered the theft when he was arraigned.
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Boston
Burke
George H. Prentiss
Dedham Street
Prentiss
Elizabeth Flynn to Face Industrial Workers of the World Trial in Paterson
Special to The New York Times Paterson New Jersey June. The trials of I W W agitators led by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn begin Monday for utterances said to incite rioting during a long silk mill strike. The case will involve Haywood Tresca and Lessig with jury drawn from outside Passaic County. The silk strike enters its nineteenth week as wage losses exceed five million dollars.
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New York Times
Paterson
N. J
Industrial Workers of the World Organization
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
William D. Haywood
Fw Wa
Mies Flynn
Haywood
Patrick Quinlan
Miss Flynn
Dunn
Passaic County
City Health Dept Bans Saccharin Use
Justices of Special Sessions ruled saccharin in food illegal. Health Commissioner Lederle issued circulars warning manufacturers and consumers that violations will be prosecuted and adulterated foods seized. The note cites court support for the ban, describes saccharin as a harmful coal tar product, and notes twelve food makers convicted under the decision.
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Justices of Special Sessions
Lederle
Justices of
Special Sessions
United States Commission
Board of Health
The
Health Commission
Health Department
Children Attend Inaugural Motion Picture Event
Two thousand children from diverse schools filled the Jefferson Theatre on East Fourteenth Street for the first film show under the Children’s Motion Picture League of Greater New York founded by Mrs. Laura Cogswell. Gov Sulzer sent greetings, Mayor Gaynor’s absence was noted, clergy and aldermen attended, and free admission tickets were distributed by church officials and priests.
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Jefferson Theatre
East Fourteenth Street
Children's Motion Picture League
Greater New York
Laura Cogswell
Gov. Sulzer
Carnot
Gaynor
John Haynes Holmes
Church of the Messiah
Lavelle and
Murphy
David H. Greer
Mendes
Four Bodies Found in Mohawk Hold After Oil Tanker Fire
A diver found four bodies tangled in the Mohawk’s engine compartment after the Standard Oil steamship burned following a Friday explosion off Tompkinsville. Coroner orders water pumped out. attempts to unload hull water fail. Names include Edward Donohue and John Donovan of Brooklyn. two unnamed workers also reported missing.
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Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
Mohawk
Standard Oil Company
Tompkinsville
Jackson
Richmond
Merritt-Chapman
Standard Oil
Edward Donohue
Kenry Street
Brooklyn
John Donovan
van Brunt Street
Atlantic Basin Iron Works
Savoie Arrives From Havre With Passengers and Mail
The French Line steamship Savoie docked yesterday from Havre with 185 cabin and 504 steerage passengers and mails after five months away. Captain Tourrette said she was in dry dock at Southampton for machinery repairs and enjoyed a long vacation in Southern Italy with his wife and family. He dismissed a wireless note about the Imperator, saying the France message only reported good weather and on board well.
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Savoie
Havre
M. Tourrette
Southampton
England
Sean
Italy
Poncelet
France
Imperator
Imperator, Capt. Tourrette
English stowaway faces second deportation from United States
George Giles an English engineer who arrived Friday as a stowaway on the Cunard liner Mauretania from Liverpool was taken to Ellis Island yesterday morning to be deported Wednesday on the same ship that brought him here. He had been deported before amid unspecified illness claims.
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George Giles
Cunard
Mauretania
Liverpool
Ellis Island
Liverpe
Seok
Eiay
Plan to dissolve Pacifics approved for Southern Pacific merger
Washington June 28 After months of talks and two court requests the final plan to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger under the Sherman law was completed and approved by the President to avoid receivership. The plan transfers Baltimore & Ohio stock to Union Pacific, slices off Southern Pacific stock, and uses trust stock with nonvoting certificates. A civil suit to separate Southern and Central Pacific is planned. The hearing shifts to St Paul with judges Sanborn and Smith expected Monday.
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New York Times
Washington
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Supreme Court
McReynolds
United States District Court
Eighth Circuit
St. Paul
G. Carroll Todd
Department
Railirouas
Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Pacifics
Sanborn and Smith
Hook
Southern
Central Pacific
Caucus Expedites Tariff Consideration Ahead of July 4
The Senate tariff caucus neared completion of all schedules including wool, silk, paper, flax, hemp, jute, and free list items. Changes included hemp and jute on the free list and a higher duty on oil paintings. Senate observers foresee passage by Monday or Tuesday with debate unlikely before July 4.
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Washington
Senate Tariff Caucus
Ashurst
Simmons
Finance Committee
Senate
Family of Six Die in Lexington House Fire
Six members of the John Jacobs family perished in a Lexington house fire that swept through during a storm. The bodies were located in the ruins this morning, and authorities believe a lightning strike sparked the blaze. Jacobs was a farmer in the area.
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Columbia
S. C
Lexington
John Jacobs
Extension of US Japan arbitration treaty signed at State Department
A five year extension of the general arbitration treaty between the United States and Japan was signed by Secretary Bryan and Viscount Chinda. The extension awaits Senate ratification amid concerns over alien land ownership disputes in California and possible amendments to exclude the alien land question from arbitration. Senator Works of California has signaled opposition without a treaty amendment.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Japan
State Department
Bryan
Viscount Chinda
Joan
Senate
California
Works
Martinecock Neighborhood Association to build new village home
Locust Valley plans indicate a two acre site for a new neighborhood association building. Boston architect Guy Lowell leads the project with an estimated cost near 15000 dollars and a completion target in the early new year.
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New York Times
Locust Valley
L. L
Martinecock Neighborhood Association
Guy Lowell
Boston
Schedal
Paul D. Cravath
Jank N. Doubleday
Charles A. Coffin
Anton G. Hodenpyl
B. W. Downing
H. Wagner
E. F. Eastman
Comfort for hot weather from Java to New York
Coffee planter Johann Brugma describes Java’s climate and daily routine to beat heat. He contrasts Batavia life with New York’s heat and humidity, noting morning openings, a noon meal, and fans. He misses Java’s lizards that cry Becky at night and recalls strangers being stoned by locals for the eerie cries.
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Johann Brugma
Holland
Java
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Batavia
Mr. Brugma
Reisstaffel
Auto wreck in Stroudsburg injures rider and fines driver
A large touring car owned by John Miller of West 101st Street New York was wrecked at Oak Grove five miles from Stroudsburg by Robert Van Why hostler Forest Park Hotel who was riding in the car and was dangerously wounded. The chauffeur escaped injury and was fined 12 dollars for reckless driving.
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New Yorker
New York Times
Stroudsburg
Penn
John Miller
West 101St Street
New York
Oak Grove
Robert van Why
Forest Park
Monroe County
Republicans Rally In Trenton On Party Reform
A June 28 gathering in Trenton drew about 500 Republicans and a few women at Broad Street Theatre. Ex Governor Hadley of Missouri and Ex Governor Stokes of New Jersey urged reform, blamed Chicago Convention leaders, and defended direct primaries to revive the Republican Party.
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Trenton
N. J
Republican County
Broad Street
Hadley
Missouri
E. C. Stokes
New Jersey
Mr. Stokes
Stokes
Republican Party
United States
Congress
St. Louis
Michigan
Union
Politicians Debate Party Control And Tariff Impact
The text discusses a movement seeking control by a group of men and how success depends on current administration shifts. It notes Mr Hadley and President Wilson, contrasting master versus schoolmaster roles, and warns tariff cuts would depress business and possibly strengthen the Republican Party. Ex Gov Stokes remarks on the stormy era and potential national recovery.
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Hadley
Wison
Stokes
Republican Party
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Joseph P. McHugh & Son
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