Routes by Water Gap and New Jersey State Line for Autos
The piece outlines several northern New Jersey routes to Delaware Water Gap and the Pocono Mountains, detailing ferries and mountain crossings via Morristown Chester Schooley's Mountain Hackettstown Moyers Ferry Portland Jenny Jump Mountain and other paths. It notes three Delaware River connections at Port Hope and options for returning via Dingmans Ferry Milford Branchville Lake Hopatcong or Stockholm Newfoundland and Patterson. It also mentions the 1915 National Automobile Chamber of Commerce auto shows in New York and Chicago and Frederick Brooks preparing to study foreign gardens aboard the Aquitania with a Grand Central garage planned for next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Weehawken
Jersey City
Newark
Broad Street
Clinton Avenue
Morristown
Chester
German Valley
Schooley's Mountain
Hackettstown
Delaware River
Moyers’ Ferry
Portland
Toolumbin
Jenny Jump Mountain
Ala- Toichy
Johnconbure
Uatretown
Porthind
Ding- Man's Werry
Milford
New Jersey
Branchville
Lake Hopateons
Frover l
Montclair
Stockholm
Newfoundland
Aterson
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Grand Central Palace
New York
Coliseum
First Regiment Armory
Chicago
Polo Championship Dates At Narragansett Pier
The Point Judith Polo Club tournament runs July 20 to August 15 at Narragansett Pier R I with three championships and other events. Senior titles likely July 2 to 2, junior August 3, open around July 27 to August. entries close July 7 for the senior and July 11 for the junior and open events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Judith
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Polo Association
Jann R. Fell
William A. Hazard
Siateen
Teama
Aan
Cramps and the Swimmer Warned by YMCA Director
Dr Louis R Welzmiller West Side Young Men’s Christian Association issued a bulletin for swimming class members on preventing cramps during drowning incidents. He urged swimmers to stay calm float and use alternating limb movements to overcome cramps guiding them to turn over and float if pain worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Welzmiller
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Retta D Wins Long Race in New York to Albany Return
The Retta D a Class A cruiser owned by Charles Dalton won the annual New York to Albany and return power boat race under the New York Motor Boat Club. The Retta D finished 235 nautical miles in 34 hours 58 minutes 3 seconds, gaining a slight edge over the Respite and beating strong rivals. The Open class winner was Naxtern Star captained by Wipich with 18 hours 44 minutes 25 seconds. The mud bank incident slowed Blue Peter V and fog nearly cost bearings during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalton
New York
Albany
New York Motor Boat Club
Hudson
C. CC
Pedersen
Retta Dpd
Naxtern Star
HM. 1
Wipich
Lass B
Thistle
Etathay
Blue Peter V
Retta D
New York Workmen's Compensation Law Takes Effect
New York's Workmen's Compensation Law becomes effective July 1, requiring nearly all employers to insure liability. Benefits for death or injury are higher than in other states, likely raising insurance costs. A five-member commission will oversee claims and awards, while a central inspection bureau promotes safety to reduce premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
W. A. Marble
James J. Hoey
Insurance
Hioey
Europe
Germany
Austria
England
Trance
Sweden
Norway
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Illinois
Michigan
Washington
West Virginia
Oregon
Nevada
Wisconsin
California
New Jersy
Ohio
Minois
New York
Gov. Hughes
Court of Appeals
Ives
Fife
Organized Labor
Hayne-Sullivan
Jackson-Murtaugh
Insurance Department
Compensation Commission
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Polo Tournament Opens at Rockaway Hunting Club
The annual polo event at Rockaway Hunting Club Cedarhurst opens this afternoon at 5 o clock with Cooperstown facing Great Neck for the Governor's Cup. Players include Louis S. Stoddard, former international star, and several recent American team hopefuls as the teams line up with Stoddard Ruameey Beadieston Stevenson against Webb La Montagne Waterturf Milburn Jr.
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Rockaway Hunting Club
Cedarhurst
L. A
Cooperstown
Great Neck
Louis S. Stoddard
Stoddard
C. C. Ruameey
P.beadieston
Malcolm Stevenson
Watson Webb
Rene la Montagne
Lawrence Waterturf
Nonpareil Rowing Club marks fortieth anniversary with dinner
Four hundred oarsmen attended a fete dinner and cabaret at the Nonpareil Rowing Club on the BSpeedway to celebrate the club's fortieth anniversary in the Harlem colony. Among the guests of honor were Thomas Mecqueen and Ben Levy, two founders who helped establish the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftet
Harlem + colony
Bspeedway
Thomas Mecqueen
Ben Levy
Johnson to Box Again Champion to Sign with Langford for Bout
Paris June 28 Frank Moran of Pittsburgh praised Johnson after the twenty round world heavyweight bout loss and announced plans to fight Sam Langford in mid October. Moran nursed a swollen nose and Johnson blamed four ounce gloves for his injury while agreeing to a $30,000 purse plus a share of moving picture receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Meriel
Oise
Johnson
Sam Langford
London
Moran Toder
Ike
Heavyweight Bouts Highlight Week in Local Rings
Boxing promoters announce a busy week with Joe Jeannette vs Battling Jim Johnson at Stadium Athletic Club on Wednesday. Other ten rounders include Tarlem Hopkins versus Willie Roth, Hiag Fairfield, Jack Midway, Young Henry, and more across Olympic Athletic Club, Broadway, Twyford, Bergen Beach venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jeannette
Jim Johnson
Stadium Athletic Club
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Paris
Billy Gibson
Olymnpic Athleticc Club
Tarlem Tommy Hopkins
Willie Rothwell
Krookive
Hiag Atfield
Newark
Johnny Baker
Jack Midway
Young Henry
Yonkers
Broadway Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Far Rockaway Beach Athletic Club
Charlie Weinert
Battling Levinsky
Brook- Ivyn
Patsy Cline
Young Fulton
New York
Twyford Athletic Club
Ulmer Park
Terry Mitchell
John
Kid) Alberts
Bergen Beach Sporting Club
Joe One
Jack Dougherty
Philadelphia
Five Cyclists Sprint In Wet Pelham Parkway Race
Five riders started the five mile New York division race over the Pelham Parkway amid wet roads and a strong headwind. A sprint finish saw Harry A White leading by a few yards with Lilienthal second in 13 38 1-5, then J Boyes and H Beyes close behind. Aicklin won the New England Wheelmen event with a 13 36 6-5 despite a thirty second handicap and James Papesca placing second as the only scratch rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Century Road Club Association
Pelham Parkway
R. Boyes
J. Boyes
Harry A. Whiteman
Harry Lilienthal
H. Beyes
Aicklin
New England
Pelthayn Parkway
James Papesca
New York Workmen Compensation Law Praised
The author argues the new workmen compensation system marks a forward step benefiting workers as human beings rather than mere machinery. It notes Gov Glynn's credit for enacting the law, expects a fair trial, and anticipates its ultimate success despite possible defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glynn
Etl
Gov Glynn defends New York workmen compensation law
Albany June 28 Gov Glynn issued a statement explaining the workmen's compensation law set to take effect next Wednesday. He says NY rates will be lower overall due to state regulation and insurance bureau controls, with potential further reductions for safety-equipped factories. The Workmen's Compensation Bureau is nearly organized with notices sent to 125 000 employers and branch offices planned in nine cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Glynn
Executive Chamber
New York
Massachusetts
Workmen's Compensation Commission
Hans Netual
Cansise
Leubuscher asks mayor support for Tenants' Week
Frederic C. Leubuscher, president of the Society to Lower Rents and Reduce Taxes on Homes, sends a letter to Mayor Mitchel urging cooperation to supplement Babies' Week with a Tenants' Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic C. Leubuscher
Mitchel
Trade opportunities listed by American Consulates abroad
The document details international procurement notices from the American Consulates in Valparaiso Shanghai and other ports. It lists requests for rails river dredgers clothing remnants motor vehicles silk hosiery medicinal plants leather and hotel developments with tender deadlines and bid requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington, D. C
Custom House
Valparaiso
Chile
Whangepoo Conservancy Board
Chengeee
Sisle Hwosifry
United Kingdom
Ammfre
Firma Specileios
Germany
Mexico
Gov
First Mall
Arrival of Buyers in Various Cities Advertises Goods
Arriving buyers may register by telephone at 1900 Broyant Street. The column lists buyers and shops from Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Dallas Des Moines Detroit Kansas City Meridan Montgomery Hammond Lousville and other places, including Hargain House and Kilne Garment Co selling housefurn goods, ready-to-wear, cloaks, hosiery, and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Chapman
Chicago
Marshall
Mise M. Ryan
Miss A. Jarretty
Wailieke
Cincinnaty Cinetmati
Livingston
Columbus F
DO Mo Treen
Kilne Garment Co
J. RO Berkam
Madleon Ae
Kansas
Maxwell-Meclure-Fitta Tdg Co
McChire
Leonard
Park
Merid
Miller & Rhoaden
L. O Miller
Wooda
Stix
Bauer & Fuller PD
S Flarris
General
Shh
LOVIS
Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery
Hinek
Hroeelway
Carieton-Fereusen Co
Porrest Pere
Customs Rulings on Imitation Gems and Ad Valorem Duties
The Board upholds 45 percent ad valorem duty on imitation glass stones set in metal by L. P. Hollander & Co. and rejects lower rates as beads or dress ornaments. Protests on imitation pearls, jewel chains, and metal mesh purses are sustained against lower duty claims. palm kernel and coconut oil classifications are debated with mixed testimony, ruling against several protestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hollander & Co
Boston
United States General
Sullivan Siys
H. PP. Hahn & Co
Melbein, Schwarazstein, Jr. & Co
Chicago
S.repert
Jnation
Inter
Vmtae
Henry Zimimern & Co
BR Vandegrift & Co
Ohn
Holdémann Company
San Franaiscco
Lemat
Goavernment
Fashion Sales Jobs and Cloth Goods Notices in New York
Classified business notices advertise sales positions for a wide range of garments including ladies neckwear infants dresses cloaks and silks. Listings seek experienced agents buyers and lines of linens coats and cloaks with commissions and immediate opportunities in city districts and showroom locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. i
New York
New England
Credit Men Co-operate in Siegel and Claflin Affairs
Credit bureaus and associations move toward coordinated action in handling the Siegel enterprise and the Claflin failure. Two creditor committees operate with a larger central body envisioned to unite interests, streamline recommendations, and advise the already appointed committee on reorganization and creditor guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel
H. K. Clinflin Company
Silk Credit
Credit Men’s
Sik Ase “Tion of America
Market Rundown Mixed with Quiet Spots in Asia and Milan
Reports from Yokohama show firm quotes and rising prices as floods ease in Chink affect the fourth crop. Shanghai remains quiet with little business, Milan dealers push prices up amid weak demand, and domestic activity stays steady but without notable features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Villa & Bros
Boston Dress and Waist Makers to Host August Dinner
Loontte Ph Premiers of Boston will address the Drésa and Waist Manufacturers Association at a dinner in August at the Hotel Astor. Abraham Millman of Bloom & Millmin chairs the Ways and Means Committee as past and present officers are honored. Attendance depends on officers abroad returning and date is to be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loontte Ph
Boston
Drésa and Waist Manufacturers’ Association
Hotel Astor
Abraham Millman
Bloom & Millmin
Ways and
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Frederick Brooks
TF Europe
Aquitania
Gardies Hie
Berli
Vienna
Rome
Ae Enterprise
Fast Seventy-third Street
Lexington Avenue
Dr. Welzmiller
New York-Albany
N. E
N. W
S. Ww
Fla
S. Mon
S. E
Tex
Okla
Ark
Tenn
W. Va
L. Mich
Wis
W. W
Nes
Kan
Tin
H.M.S
Retta
Ce Pedersen
Gardner
J. H. Wallace
Blue Peter
V. A. Nachmann
Eastern Star
E. J. Finch
Hoey
New York’s
Workmen's
Compensation Europe
The
New York Law
Labor
Bilt
Robert E. Dowling
New Yorker
Iie
John Mitchell
America
National Civic Federation
Thomas Darlington
Health Department of
New York City
Eme
Howard T. Mosher
Ioo
J. Mahew Wainwright
Wainwright
Assembly
Trughes
Gov. Glynn
Tre
Langford
Stadium A. C
Workmen's Bureau
ST. Re
Baltimore
Handleep
Trade, Commission, Phoenix Dress Co
Rowry
Une. Sella
Liberal Commission
Jons
Maiixen Square
Kline
Vwfive
Madivai
Ellie & Lovett
Horst
Stk
Elath Dreusen
H. & £. Cloak CO
West 17Th BT
Jorberts
East
Credit Men
Brandeis
W. & A. Bacon Co
L. W. Fellows
Union Square
Iss
St. West 21St Street
Burnham
ART Publishers
Nmas Cards
Chas
Clark Co
W. 8Th St
Tel
Greeley
Spring St
H. P. von Nostitz
Manhattan Lace Company
20Th St
Gramercy
Durst & Rubin
West 25Th Street
Ed Park Row
Beekman
IWS
Samuel Sherman
Deshrosses
Henry E. Frankenbeg CO
Zucker & Josephy
Broadway
General Tentiles
Arnstaedt & Co
Trporters & Com
Nottingham Lace Works
Dieess
Prince
Alberts
Meltsner
Waverley PI
Holzman
West 14Th St
Stadler
Tel Gramercy
A. Kimball CO
West Broadway
Sidney Beumenthal & CO
Pearth Avenue
Frankenthaler
Briskman & Salomon, Inc
Silk Bargain House
Eastith St. Tet
Maday
B. Andrews
West
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