Death of Charles W. Post in California home ends life
Santa Barbara dispatch reports cereal magnate Charles W. Post shot himself in his Winter home after a period of illness and failed surgery. Post, founder of the Postum Cereal Company, had battled unions and led a public life in Battle Creek and Washington.
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Suffrage Car Unveiled by Gen Rosalie Jones at Columbus Circle
The yellow Votes for Women suffrage car, decorated with spring flowers, was put in service yesterday at Columbus Circle. Gen Rosalie Jones led speeches by suffrage leaders including Mrs George Scheuch Clark Col Ida Craft and Miss Harmon. The event faced a scare when Jones’s car stuck in a track but a bystander helped. the car will tour Long Island for a month before distribution to other groups.
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Lunacy Hospital Reforms Planned for State System
Albany May reforms urged by John H Delaney Commissioner of Efficiency and Economy include a full reorganization of local hospital boards a 20 percent staff cut and new powers for the State Hospital Commission. Investigations found weak accounting governance and overstaffed payrolls with corruption risks and calls for centralized oversight and visiting boards.
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Banks face closing after failure to join Federal Reserve
A government report notes that about 7 500 national banks will cease to exist within a year for not applying to join the Federal Reserve system. It records 211 requests from state or private banks for conversion, 163 from individuals, and 25 banks authorized in April to begin business.
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Bryan to Speak on Peace at Broadway Tabernacle
Secretary of State Bryan will address peace issues at Broadway Tabernacle Church in Manhattan next Sunday evening, cited by the New York Peace Society. The society praised South American mediation efforts with Andrew Carnegie and others signing the statement. He will also speak at the Brooklyn League dinner at the Masonic Temple on Friday on The New Era.
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New York Exhibit Shipped to France for Lyons Fair
Seven tons of New York City exhibits were sent to Lyons France under Controller Prendergast for the International Urban Exposition. The display aims to show New Yorks credit stability with photos of City Hall towers harbor skyline and major landmarks. The exhibit also features city departments schools parks and museums with a portrait of Washington from Lyons and a Lafayette portrait in the mayoral office.
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Younghusband Sails From Thibet Voyage News
Sir Francis Younghusband sailed yesterday aboard the White Starman Olympic for Maryland after touring Thibet. Walter Savage Landor’s writings about that country are noted by Younghusband who says they mix fact with fiction. Onboard, Mrs George Bernard Shaw complains of rough treatment and hopes to be invited back. The Olympic carried 508 first class 371 second class and 1 16 third class passengers and 3000 visitors watched three stewards ring gongs before all could disembark.
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Concert to Aid NYU Fund by Fuller Sisters
NYU cafeteria waiters, funding their college through work, hire the Fuller Sisters for a Tuesday recital in the college auditorium. The concert and later dance proceeds go to the Million Dollar Fund to aid students. The waiters and performers will appear as scheduled in New York University’s auditorium.
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Tax assessment appeal filed for Trend Street property
Application to the Supreme Court seeks reduction of assessment from £0 to £50 by owners Emily J De Voreat John Herbert Johnston John Humphries Johnston Mary H Johnston Margaret T Johnston and Francesa J Mali. Justice Lehman ordered the Tax Board to show cause on the first Monday in June why the assessment should not be reduced.
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