Jackson to Appear Before Grand Jury in Bank Fees Case
Attorney General W S Jackson said he would testify before the New York Grand Jury on Monday at 2 PM regarding charges by Frank White, former Hamilton Bank receiver, that Jackson urged him to share receiver fees. White testified earlier but offered no corroboration, stating he did not volunteer information and disliked being linked to the matter.
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Grand Jury
Frank White
Hamilton Bank
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Foreman Muschenheim
New York City
William Ed. Muschenheim
Foreman Grand Jury
W. S. Jackson
Grand Ja Y
Senate
State of New York
Capitol
Albany
N. Res
Wy. S. Jackson
Jackson Asks Albany Inquiry Into His Acts
Attorney General Jackson asks the New York Senate to investigate his acts urging a speedy review to prevent legal business from being retarded. The Finance Committee will consider Senator Saxe's joint investigating committee resolution, with action expected Tuesday.
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New York Times
Albany
Jackson
Senate
Finance Committee
Saxe
Liquidation Battle Over Oriental Bank Assets Rages
Banking Superintendent Clark Williams holds Oriental Bank assets awaiting court action. Attorneys debate turning assets over for liquidation or keeping them under appeal, with the Attorney General advising the Department to retain control while a motion to the Court of Appeals is decided.
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Clark Williams
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Supreme Court
Attorney General
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Cou! of Appeals
Stover
Jackson
Charles K. Beckman
Philbin, Beckman & Menken
Metropolitan Trust Company
Rector Emeritus Named At St. John's Orange
In Orange Bishop J J O Connorordains Rev Hugh Fleming as rector emeritus at 1200 salary after adjudication of St John s Church troubles. Fleming, rector for 34 years, plans to depart in two months possibly to Europe. Rev Matthias J McDonald to serve as parish administrator. another assistant rector may be added. Fleming s wealth has been poor for some time.
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J. J O'Connor
St. John’s Church
Hugh ‘Pp. Fleming
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Europe
St. John's
Matthias J. McDonald
Judge rules Plainfield streets public property in loitering case
In Plainfield on March 20 Judge William N Runyon ordered police to ignore a recent Common Council ban on street loitering. Barnard Tracey, accused of loitering, was honorably discharged. The judge called the council resolution ill timed and said streets are public property and may be used freely if not hindering others. The measure was proposed by H B Sudyam, a New York curb broker who recently moved to Plainfield.
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New York Times
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William N. Runyon
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Barnard Tracey
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New York
State Republican Committee Fixes May 5 Convention Date
New Jersey State Republican Committee met in Newark and set May 5 as the state convention date to elect National Convention delegates with primaries on April 28. The group also changed representation from one delegate per 200 votes to one per 300 votes, but did not specify the four delegates at large. State Chairman Franklin Murphy presided with Gov. Fort in attendance.
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Unidentified Woman Found Unconscious At Park Avenue Intersection
A 28-year-old woman was found unconscious late last night at Thirty-ninth Street and Park Avenue and was taken to New York Hospital. She wore expensive furs, light hair and eyes, and a solitaire diamond ring. Policeman Brown saw her fall. Dr Foucar identified hysteria. No identification could be found. She stands about 9 feet 6 inches and weighs 140 pounds.
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New York Hospital
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West Thirtieth Street
Foucar
Boyes Hold Principal Prison In Clifton School Raid
In Passaic New Jersey on a March afternoon a group of about a dozen youths aged 12 to 18 forced entry into School 10 in Clifton locking the door and detaining Principal Miss Bertha M Wintamute for nearly two hours The janitor finally frightened the boys away no arrests were reported.
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Clifton
Bertha M. Wintamute
Sutton
Giants Brace For Tie Game After McGraw Fire
Dallas March 20 manager McGraw was fired this morning but the Giants held a three hour practice at the ball park. Despite wintry weather and cold winds the regulars prepare to defeat Dallas for the tie, as Strang leads the Colts toward another Fort Worth win.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
McGraw
Ball
Calvert
Strang
Fort Worth
New York Americans Rested As Rain Delays Atlanta Game
In Atlanta on March 20 the New York Americans stayed indoors due to a cold rain, with clear skies by evening and a scheduled game against Atlanta set for tomorrow. Manager Griffith held a two hour meeting on scientific baseball after dinner.
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New York Americans
New York
Griffith
French wrestler Maupas tops local grapplers in two styles
At Long Acre Athletic Club last night Emil Maupas of France defeated John Smart in a Graeco Roman bout with a 14 minute 20 second fall. An unknown challenger edged Jenkins in catch as catch can in 11 minutes. Kid Moustache beat Van Enden in 14 minutes with a half Nelson and crotch hold.
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Emil Maupas
France
John Smart
Maupas
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Jenkins
Kid Moustache
van Endén
Wedded Old Woman Dies After Transfer of Estate
Supreme Court action centers on Frederick K. Giebelhausen seeking to set aside deeds Mrs. Augusta Sommerkorn Sumner signed before death to Horton Sumner and son Arthur Sumner. Police identify Horton as Perrin H. Sumner ex convict. nurse notes a glass of white powder. court to hear analysis and Sumner’s record next session.
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Frederick K. Giebelhausen
Augusta Sommerkorn Sumner
Horton Sumner
Arthur Sumner
Patrick L. Ryan
Giebelhausen
Perrin H. Sumner
Sumner
Sommerkorn
Florida
Ryan
George H. Griffin
Griffin
Kate Beebe
Court Signs Raise Curiosity as Woman Fined
A woman in the rear of the court claimed to be Mrs. Christine French and made hand signs to Mrs. Beebe. She could give no reason and was fined 25 dollars. She is said to be housekeeper for Sumner and to have served for Mrs. Sommerkorn. Sumner denies the charges.
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New Idea Men Confer At State League Meeting Newark
More than fifty delegates from New Idea element of the Republican Party of New Jersey attended the annual meeting of the State League for Limited Franchises and Equal Taxation in Newark. The platform calling for civil service direct primaries and public utilities was readopted and old officers reelected. Assemblyman William P. Martin presided with delegates from Passaic Hudson Essex Middlesex and Union Counties. Reports show progress in all sections and a civil service bill expected to pass. a dollar dinner in Newark March 28 will attract about 500 people.
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State League
Newark
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Hudson
Middlesex
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Vote Getter Sues for 300 Dollars in Italian Vote Case
Antonio Casali sued Robert S. Hudspeth chairman of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee in Jersey City court to recover 300 dollars claimed as due for organizing Italian vote support last November. Casali said fifteen meetings cost 20 dollars each. Hudspeth testified no contract existed and the meetings were ward committee events. Judge Erwin ruled in Hudspeth’s favor.
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Robert S. Hudspeth
New Jersey
Democratic State Committee
Erwin
Jersey City
Hudspeth
Casali
Aged Opera Singer Seeks Pupils in Hoboken
Mme Lo 1 Gerbroch, once favored at the German Emperor’s court, is in poverty in Hoboken living in two rooms. At 60 she asks Poormaster Ixerck to help find French and Spanish language pupils. Ill health ended her teaching and she keeps her address private.
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Overwork as a modern vice and its social reach
The Times surveys how hard-working city figures view overwork and its limits. An extended interview with Wu Ting-Fang, China’s minister to the United States, highlights China today and notes advice for American manufacturers considering foreign output.
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Wu Ting-Fang
United States
Sunday Times
Lincoln habits debated by Lincoln friend Shelby Cullom
Reminiscences by Senator Shelby M. Cullom, lifelong friend of Abraham Lincoln, examine whether the martyred president was a teetotaler or not. The Times previews these reminiscences, to appear in tomorrow's Magazine Section.
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Abraham Lincoln
Shelby M. Cullom
Lincoln
the Times
Pen Portrait of Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson
The Sunday Times offers a profile of Governor John A. Johnson detailing his early career looks habits and lifestyle as speculation swirls about his potential Democratic presidential nomination. The feature aims to present a clear personality sketch for readers in the East.
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Ohn A. Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Sunday Times
East
Sunday Times Preview Highlights Yale Student Case and Noted Authors
The Sunday Times will feature a Yale student who regains reason after abuse in insane asylums and reveal system cruelties. An interview with novelist Mrs. Humphry Ward discusses women in public life and suffrage in England. Also described: West Fifty-fourth Street Court justice, railroad safety devices, grand opera notes, and the race of automobilists from New York to Paris with Europe wireless coverage. Orders should be placed in advance.
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