Immigration Inspectors to Census Alien Prison Inmates
Immigration officials begin a census of prisons asylums and charitable institutions to count aliens and public charges. Detachments from Ellis Island will report by May 31 with data aiding possible new laws to deport undesirables and curb illiteracy among inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Sargent
Ellis Island
Roman Dobler
George W. Wood
William F. Schaar
Ray S. Brown
John A. Connor
M.F. Brophy
F. A. Tuttle
H. B. Snider
Connecticut
E. L. Flannery
J. William Yates
New Jersey
3. Eppler
Nebraska
J. H. L. Eager
Kansas
Charles I. Jones
Arkansas
Ralph D. Converse
Towa
Daniel Faulkner
Indiana
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hillis Island
Department
Washington
Bennet
New York
Committee On Immigration
Robert Watchorn
Federal drive on anarchists to continue with full government power
Secretary Straus orders a silent but certain nationwide crusade against anarchists under existing laws. The March order from the Department of Commerce and Labor outlines a systematic intensification of the government's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Arrests in Chicago Deepen Mystery of Chief Shippey Killing
Rosa Stern, once with Olga and Lazarus Auerbach, was arrested as police push to uncover motives behind the murder of Chief Shippey Monday. Others taken include Charles Yaniatis. federal officials join city efforts with District Attorney Sims and Immigration Inspector Serafio at a meeting with Mayor Russo and State Attorney Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rosa Stern
Olga
Lazarus Auerbach
Shippey
Miss Stern
Schnettler
Auerbach
Charles Yaniatis
White Crate Society
Sims
A. A. Serafio
Immigration Bureau
Russo
Healy
Government to Deport Emma Goldman If Violent Speech Emerges
Government officials state Goldman may be kept in the country only if she avoids violent anarchist rhetoric. Federal representatives have attended her meetings to collect evidence for possible deportation. If arrested, she will be deported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Emma Golaman
Threats Reported Against Gov Hughes Over Race Track Law
Father John York, pastor of St Patrick’s in Huntington, said Gov Hughes received a menacing letter tied to his stance on race track gambling. York spoke after a train meeting in Albany and noted the letter referenced Archbishop Farley, though Hughes offered no details and called threats common to public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Albany
Hughes
Bingham
Father York
Court Frees Supposed Reds Nine Italians Cleared in Raid
Nine Italians arrested in a Tuesday raid were discharged by Magistrate Corrigan at Jefferson Market Court. They were suspected of being Antarchists in a case marked by abrupt legal action and swift clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
Jefferson Market Court
Jury Strike Shuts Down Clinton Street Court in New York
Jurors on strike reduce jury duty on the lower east side forcing Part V of Clinton Street Municipal Court to adjourn. A Brownsville clothing maker helped organize the walkout, prompting lawmakers to consider a bill to raise juror pay and compel monthly juror summonses across the Second District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower East Side
Clinton Street
Municipal Court of
Second District
Philip J. Sinnott
Saplowitz
Dry Dock
Justice Sinnott
Second District Municipal Court
Second Avenue
First Street
United States
Brownsville
East Side
Second District Court
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Scott
Suit for 6 Million Dollars Lost Dismissed
Judge Hough dismissed the American Banana Company suit against United Fruit under the Sherman Act. He ruled the act does not provide a remedy for a plaintiff who has not yet suffered trade disruption, and noted the case rests on alleged discrimination by United Fruit’s transportation line as a common carrier. If further testimony supports this, it may proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Banana Company
United Fruit Company
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Henry W. Taft
Central America
Coroner Holds De Franne On Bail After Fatal Shooting
Miss Antoniette De Franne is held on $2,500 bail by Coroner Dooley pending an inquest into the death of Mme Mitchel Morok, a loop the loop performer, shot in Morok's room at 215 West Forty-second Street Tuesday night. De Franne says the shooting was an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooley
Antoinette de Franne
Mme
Mitchel Morok
West Forty-second Street
Miss de Franne
van Ecden
Woman's Forum
West Forty-fourth Street
America
Helen Varick Boswell
van Eeden
Forum
Woman's Civic Forum
Civic Forum
Extortion Case Nears Grand Jury In High City Scandal
In a Bronx led robbery sting, Vidaver is arrested on extortion charges after a staged payoff to a financier linked to Montgomery. The plan involved undercover officers and a luncheon at the Astor House where marked money was seized and later presented to authorities. Vidaver denies guilt, claiming a plot to discredit the Attorney General and detailing alleged pressure to derail a bank indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beery
Fitzsimmons
Montgomery
Grossman
Banker's House
Anthony Avenue
The
Bronx
Lieut
Vidaver
Grand Jury
Astor House
Herrman
Tombs Court
Hamilton Bank
Jerome
Howard Gans
Jackson
Ice Trust
House, Grossman& Vorhaus
House, Grossman & Vorhaus
Mr. Grossman
Vidner
Mr. Jerome
Ackson
University of Spreens Law School
Nassau Street
West
146Th Street
Van Eeden Seeks Manager as He Urges Universal Co Op Vision
Dutch economist Frederick Van Eeden visiting New York promotes a global workers co operative system. He seeks a business manager in New York and plans a March 25 address at Carnegie Hall. He criticizes commercial despotism and urges economic reform through shared profits and disciplined production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Eeden
Holland
Mr. van Eeden
New York
Carnegie Hall
van Eeden
Walden
Salvation Army
America
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Samuel Untermyer
Fifth Avenue
Allenhurst Inn and cottages sold at auction
The Allenhurst Inn at Allenhurst New Jersey and seven adjoining cottages sold at auction for 93600 to Sonn Brothers. The sale in the Real Estate Salesroom was conducted by Auctioneer Bryan L Kennelly under order of Edward Ll Lewis as Trustee. The inn, a Jersey coast resort, was built years ago by Allenhurst summer residents and reportedly cost about 250000 pounds. The property includes the eastern block front on Norwood Avenue between Allen and Corles Avenues, about thirty lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenhurst Inn
Allenhurst
N. J
Sonn Brothers
Bryan L. Ken
Nelly
Edward Ll. Lewis
Jersey Coast
Norwood Avenue
Allen and Corles Avenues
Printed fabrics in Irish Dimities and French linens on sale
Printed Irish dimities 27 in 25c to 30c per yd. French voices 42 in striped and checked 60c to 1.75. French batiste silk and cotton 42 in 1.25 to 2.00 per yd. Printed linen lawns 24 in 40c. embroidered French linens 31 in 75c to 3.50. Full range of light-weight white materials also offered.
Linen fabrics for embroidery and decorative use on display
The Art Department presents a range of fabrics for embroidery and decorative work. featured items include English printed Casement Linen Bloom and Brodie Linen Scotch Home Spun Linens White Embroidery Linen and Colored Linens in various widths Hardanger Canvas Etamines Scrims and Natural and Cream Color Linens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
LAW IN Prospect
Wiathorn
Canndian
Shippy
Senate
McKinley
Sweetheart of Dead Anarchist
Red Anarchy
Hughes and Farley
Farmer
AN. Organization
Mme. Mitchel Morok
Tai
Theae
Ganized
Depew
Peekskill
Chauncey M. Depew
Ong Qorat & Ga
Saks & Company
Reo
McCutcheon
5Th Ave
34Th St
Astoria
James McGreery
34Th Street
Shantung
Shanghai
23Rd Street
B. Akman & CO
35Th Street
5Th Avenue
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