Rae Tanzer Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Perjury Trial
After nearly a day of deliberation the Rae Tanzer perjury case in federal court ended with a discharged jury. Judge Wolverton weighed the case and the costs before the jurors could not agree on guilt or innocence. Rae Tanzer, weary and later aided by counsel, maintained her innocence and said James W. Osborne was Oliver Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Tanzer
Federal District Court
James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
Wolverton
Frederick Welly
Rae . Tanger
William Rand, Jr
Mr. Marshall
United States District Attorney
Marshall
Slade & Slade
Tanzer
James W.osborne
Harold Spielberg
Miss Tanger
Judiciary Committee of the
United States Congress
H. Snowden Marshall
Roger B. Wood
Samuel H. Hershenstein
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Chanler
Woman killed by auto at crossing Countess de Cippico maid
A maid to Countess de Cippico died after a car struck her at Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth Street. Raymond Saks owned the car driven by Bernard McMahon who was arrested. The maid identified herself as Vina before dying at Polyclinic Hospital.
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Polyclinic Hospital
Vina
Countess de Cippico
Hotel Claridge
Raymond Saks
West Seventy-first Street
Bernard A. McMahon
West Sixty-fourth Street
McMahon
Forty-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Hackett
East Fifty-fret Street
New York
Forest Avenue
Long Island Railroad
Fdwata Langer
East Thirtyfourth Street
Freeport
Rudolph Novak
Langer
Jaucille Bard
West Ninetieth Street
United Hospital
Port Chester
N. Y
Boson Post Road
Yale
John van Sanford
Troy
William M. Decker, Jr
Buffalo
Justice Taylor
Mamaroneck
Miss Bard
John Eistein
Riverhead
Daniel Warner
Baiting Hollow
Few Fifth Ave Buses Run as Chauffeurs Strike Continues
Only ten of 140 buses operated yesterday and Riverside Drive service was halted. Mediator Reagan met with Meade of the Fifth Avenue Coach Company, who reported no settlement. A driver who stayed on duty, Harry Piper, clashed with strikers Lawlor and Farrell. all were detained for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
Riverside Drive
Michael J. Reagan
State Industrial Commission
Meade
Harry Piper
102D Street
Madison Avenue
John Lawlor
Patrick Farrel
Kaat 104Th Street
Piper
Lawlor
Massistrate Murphy
Lawier and Farrell
Robert Futchins
J. G. Glynn
Chauffeurs’ Union
Rush to pay income tax draws crowds in city
Tax collectors reported heavy payments at federal offices with Collector Lowe depositing 4,400,000 by 2 pm and only 1,000,000 more by 4 30. Roman L. Modra predicted district receipts exceed last year and John D. Rockefeller Jr. paid a record sum. Third District offices stay open to midnight. Brooklyn receipts also surpass last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Internal Revenue
Federal Reserve Bank
Lowe
Roman L. Modra
John D. Rockeeller
United States
Modra
Brooklyn
Post Office Bill Passes Senate in $222 Million Measure
The Senate passed the annual Post Office Appropriation bill totaling 222 million dollars after debate stretching over a month. Differences over railway mail pay and other sections may delay final conference agreement before July 1, risking a lapse in existing postal funding. The Cummins amendment was adopted to let the Interstate Commerce Commission set pay rates, rural routes mayors be limited to motor routes, and pneumatic tube contracts in big cities were restored.
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Washington
Senate
House
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate panel backs eight capital ships in 1917 naval bill
The Senate Naval Committee approved amendments to authorize four dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers, plus completion of the 167 million building program within three years. The panel also proposed naval militia reorganization similar to the Army National Guard act. The bill moves to the Senate for floor action next week, with Senator Swansen named to carry it.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Navy
Bee Vetars Daniele
House
National Guard
Tilman
Swansen
Arbitration in sight in cloakmakers strike
Misha Appelbaum read of the Humanitarian Cult after a long conference with E. J. Wise of the Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Protective Association. He hopes to establish arbitration to end the nine weeks' cloakmakers strike. Wise says manufacturers won’t yield open access or discharge rights. Appelbaum aims to win union acceptance of arbitration on terms satisfactory to employers. Independent and Mutual Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Associations have signaled willingness to accept Appelbaum as arbitrator. He will discuss with the union in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misha Appelbaum
E. J. Wise
Appelbaum
Whitman declines to intervene in Shillitani execution
Governor Whitman announced he will not intervene in the scheduled Sing Sing execution of Oreste Bhillitani. He defended the prosecution, stated Bhillitani is not insane, and noted he cannot be swayed by outside communications. The governor said he is familiar with every detail and will let the case proceed.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Oreste Bhillitani
Sing Fing
Whitman
Shilllani
New York City
Shillitant
Ople
Guide to Works of Art in New York City Released
The Municipal Art Society supports city beauty by distributing Florence N Levy's A Guide to the Works of Art in New York City. Published with Metroplitan Museum of Art Brooklyn Museum and city Art Commission. It details four half day art pilgrimages including the Metropolitan Museum, West Staten Island group and more.
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Municipal Art Society
City Beautiful
New York City
Florence N. Levy
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Brooklyn Museum
The
Art Commission of the City
West Smith Street Group
Metropolitan Museum
Weat
Florence M. Levy
Breenicat
T Herentery
Fifty-ninth Street
William B. McCormick
Defeat McGraw for Committeeman in West Virginia
PARK BRABURG June 2 Colonel John T Motiraw Democratic National Committeeman from West Virginia was defeated for re election by ex Renate Clarence Wo Wataon of Wairmount at a meeting of the state Executive Committee today The result was no surprise as the re election of Caftonel Mechraw had been recommended by delegates to the Mount Loula Convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Park Braburg
W. Va
John T Motiraw
West Virginia
Renate
Clarence Wo Wataon
Caftonel
Mt. Loula
Progressive National Committee member backs Hughes in Pennsylvania
Prer Takenall reports William Flinn of Pennsylvania announces support for Charles E. Hughes for president at the committee meeting in Prer Takenall. The endorsement signals party alignment as the 1916 campaign continues.
Tauscher Lied for Germany in Buffalo Plot Trial
In United States District Court Captain Hans Tauscher admits lying to protect the German embassy while facing charges of furnishing dynamite and pistols to von der Goltz and his group planning to blow up the Welland Canal. Prosecutor Wood accuses Tauscher of misled statements and ties to von Papen, with Tauscher’s wife Mme Gadski present as comfort. The defense argues Tauscher acted under patriotic motive. trial proceeds to the jury.
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Hans Tauscher
Krupp Works
Roger B. Wood
United Sates
von Papen
Tauscher
von der Goltz
Buffalo
Welland Canal
Canada
German War Office
Vor Papen
Bridgeman Taylor
Det Golts
Dr. Albert
Pope
Taylor
United States
Mr. Wood
Eeven
Herbert
Jesue
CC. Smyth
Ryan
Woman court attendant named in Appellate Division
Justice Alfred R. Page appointed Miss Minnie Miller of 429 Charlotte Place Brooklyn as confidential attendant in the Appellate Division replacing Edward C. Thomas. The $1800 yearly post is the first given to a woman. Miller will perform stenographic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Page
Appellate Division
Minnie Miller
Charlotte Place
Brooklyn
Edward Co. O. Thomas
Harding St John
Justice Page
Corres
Supreme Court
Miler
New Men’s Styles Debut Hat At Vanderbilt Hotel
Fashion notes introduce sandal coats from Spain and a new broad flat fatigue style hat. Seen at the Vanderbilt Hotel during luncheon, the hat resembles the National Guard fatigue cap and is said to replace the Mexican sombrero in shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Vanderbilt Hotel
National Guardsmen
Vanderbilt
Will of John W. Earle Leaves $25,000 to Widow
John Walter Earle former Remington Typewriter president died June 22 and probate was filed yesterday. The entire estate of about $25,000 goes to his widow Mrs Ritaarr Earle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Earle
John Walter Earle
Remington Typewriter Company
Ritaarr Earle
Woman killed by train at Westchester Avenue station
Mrs H Kebeler of 75 Grove Street Mount Kisco was fatally injured at Westchester Avenue station when an express train struck her as she waited on the outbound platform for a New Rochelle train. She died at Lincoln Hospital after life saving efforts failed.
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H. Kebeler
Grove Street
Mount Kisco
Westchester Avenue
New York, New Laven & Wartford Railroad
Tironax
New Rochelle
Linecon Hospital
George Sehnetker
Willie Sehnetker
Fast 12d Street
Pbeler
Jever
Rock slide closes Seventh Avenue near Forty-ninth Street
About six tons of rock from the new subway cut at Seventh Avenue and Forty-ninth Street slid into the excavation last night. The street is closed to traffic while workmen place steel beams under the car tracks and brace the side rock with heavy timber. No injuries or street excitement occurred. The slide involved the Holbrook Cabot and Rollins contract section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins
Bernhardt to Visit America for Ninth Time
Sarah Bernhardt plans a September sailing from Liverpool to visit the United States after last season’s amputation delayed her. Manager W F Connor relayed her message that she will perform a novel piece in English and French at New York’s Zuckerbocker Theatre upon arrival. A private viewing at the Hotel Majestic will showcase motion pictures of the American Ambulance Field Service, depicting trench work and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
America
W. F. Connor
Mme. Bernhardt
Liverpool
London
Mme Bernhardt
Zuckerbocker Theatre
Hotel Majestic
Neuilly
Triangle Jim Corporation
American Committee
Robert Bacon Chatman
Percy G Williams Hosts 200 Children at Summer Home
Percy G Williams entertained 200 pupils from St Marys Parochial School at his Fast Islip summer estate yesterday. A New York band led the parade from the school, and the children enjoyed games athletic contests prizes ice cream and posing for movie teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy G. Williams
Ofaudeville
Keith
Fast Islip
St Mr. Williams Mary's Parochial School
New York
Williams Estate
Theatrical Notes Highlight Broadway Stock Casts and Tours
The article lists upcoming productions and cast members including Eckert Goodman in Hack and John Fleming Wil William A. Fra deama, with Mary Nash as lead in New York. It notes tours, engagements, and design work by Josef Urban, plus Mrs. Fiske's touring plans and other industry updates across major venues and cities.
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Eckert Goodman
Hack
John Fleming
William A. Fradeama
Jules
Long Ranch
Granon
New York
Mary Nash
Caet
Frank Thoma
Mabel Kenyear
Hubert Pryce
Lewis Bedgard
Ruth Chester
Dritt Wood
New Brighton
Wee
Helen P. Delaney
Ww. P. Carleton
W. T. Carleton
Blanche
Willard Mack
Jane Qing
Broadway
Donna Keane
Lyric Theatre
London
Regina Vicarino
Leonard Wood
Liberty
Song rally plans and fund drive for Fourth of July
The Citizens' Fund for the Mayors Independent Tray celebrations has surpassed 44 cents in subscriptions. Major donors include James Byrne, F S Harkness, J P Morgue, Robert Goelet, Tiffany & Co, and Guggenheim. Programs list morning concert at City College of New York, 1t o'clock, with Borglum addressing. 3 o'clock song rally at James Mansion by the Daughters of the American Revolution. and evening gatherings at Lewisohn Stadium and City Hall with addresses by Mayor Mitchel and Marcus M. Marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Fund
Wltheuke
James Byrne
Sis
F. S Harkness
Harkness
Herwind
J. P. Morgue
James Saiod Boo Co
Arabala
Robert Goelet
Stetson
C. Sbuss
Rogera
Tiffany & Co
Guggenheim
James Douglas Jacobs
Schiff
Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
James Mansion
Mitchel
Muarcus M. Marks
Lewisohn Stadium
City Hall
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Uricura
Dept. 6
Boston
Weorth
Niagara Falls & Return
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Flinn
Hughes
Lied
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Miss Miller
Aro
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Lennon Avenue
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Ebeler
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LOEW
Virginia
Paul Decker & CO
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Fogarty
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Aterland Orch
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Billie Burke
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Kitty Gordon
Tavcvan
NEW Mat Today
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Jack Wilson
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Geo GW
Luet ‘ Araah
Theed
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Walter
Ely
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Hello
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NIG Fy Owls
Mint Park
Palisades
32Nd St
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Imperial Home
A4th
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Vv Cafe
Teria
Tanet
Bretton Hall
Prieg
Fitenge
Pei Tw
Los South Side Hotel
Tivee I Arkees
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Chicago Beach
Otel del Prede
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Leon Cavallo
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Cohan
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Lassen
Britain
Lyceum Ince
Coe Beg
SUN Standard Thea
Duo-Art Musicale
Schelling -Goodson Hutchinson - Raab
Aeolian Hall
West 42Nd Street
Broewes Hoch Tamerre
Casino
Tuly Ee
Eddie
Maxine Bullorr
Biway
Marie Tempest
Katinka Times
Wilson
Fifth Ave
N.Y
Ali
Dustin Farnum
Geraldine Farrar
HOTEL
Wallick
Forty-Third Street
Tad
Wiewee
Rere
Eee
Lucette Vally
Mile
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Rignier
Doraldina
Montmartre
Clifford C. Fischer
Ao Ae At
Hofbrau Haus
aTerr
Burgundy
Eronica
Bane Clark
ARN
Our City
Pista
Reisenweber
Columbae
Prince George Hotel
28Th Street
OULEV
Roomea
Bustandby’s
Seth St
60Th Tf
Bryent
MLILK
Zalmansi
Hotel Walton
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