Barthman Denies Race Prejudice In Promotion Inquiry
Col Henry C Barthman commander of the 47th Infantry testifies that he advised Samuel Littman not to expect promotion due to his prior absences and that he would not promote a man with such a record. Littman’s lawyers argue the inquiry proves race discrimination, with witnesses noting Littman faced possible bias as a Jew in the officer corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Barthman
Forty-Seventh Infantry
X. G
Samuel Littman
Council of Orficers
Littman
Maurice Simmons
Litman
Col
Barthman
Quizer
Herman Bendel
Albany
Company HK
Col. Barthman
National Guard
Wrenest
Janneky
Albert D. Icke
Sergt. Litt
Tie Tas
Bin
Darth- Men “Lo
Council of Officers
Col. Cen
Company
Seret
Simmons
Srgeant
St. Charles
Grills
Nett Bohn
Mons
Luttthar
Bartiman
Bohn
Sim
Meoeithman
el. Barthman
Rouen
Chever
Col. Earthman
Col. Bacon
Board of Inquiry
Gov
Sulzer
Campaign to remove kiosks linked to new Grand Central connection
The Forty-second Street Subway Association presses for removing Madison Avenue kiosks at Forty-second Street due to curb clearance and car turns. Advocates cite pedestrian danger and seek inclusion of kiosk work in potential Grand Central diagonal station changes, outlining cost estimates for exits, street widening, and tunnel connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Lexington Avenue
Grand Central Station
Forty-third Street
Park Avenue
Forty-first Street
Forty-second Street Subway Association
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
W. R. Messenger
Marshall Brown
Childs Company
American Realty Company
Lincoln Trust Company
McAneny
Interborough Rapid Transit Construction Company
Central Station
No Verdict on Threat to Willson
In Cleveland Ohio on June 28 the jury in the case of Giuseppe Pomare of Youngstown reported a disagreement over a letter sent to President Wilson demanding five thousand dollars. Judge Day ordered Pomare's mental condition examined. The letter's text was not written by Pomare and his lawyers argued he was duped into signing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Cleveland
Ohio
Giuseppe Pomare
Youngstown
Wilson
Day
Pomare
Public records to be released on Caminetti Diggs and Western Fuel cases
Full publicity planned for papers tied to the Caminetti Diggs White Slave and Western Fuel cases, triggering San Francisco District Attorney McNab’s resignation in protest against delays ordered by Attorney General Mc Reynolds. The House Judiciary Committee ordered care to avoid releasing papers that could affect prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Caminetti-Diggs
Western Fuel Company
McNab
San Francisco
McReynolds
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Representative Kahn
California
Labor
Wilson
Clayton
Fuel Company
Frank Cole
Cement of Justice
Boys' Clothing Sale from Earlier Prices
The listing shows boys wear with old prices for wool Norfolk suits with extra knickerbockers in multiple fabrics and sizes 7 to 18 years, sailor suits in tweed and homespun, and negligee blouses in madras and mercerized fabrics with collars, noting prior prices from 95 cents to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serge Melenerbachers
Madras
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Sergt. Littman
47Th Infantry
Mr. Simmons
42D Street Association
Grand Central
M'Nab
Both Coast
Lane Bryant
West 38Th St
Dolly Varden
Broadway
Jersey Coast
Long Island
Westchester
Franklin Simon G& Co
Fifth Avenue
38Th Streets
White
Whi Batiste
Russia
Hubbard
Ste
Children’s Chamibray Rompers
Iste
Moceientie Adits
Etres Lisle
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