Mae Wood Denies Platt Marriage at Trial Fight
Mae C Wood declares she will cross examine Senator Platt and vows to fight to the end as she faces forger and perjurer charges. A night in Tombs jail deepened her emotion and she plans to press the Grand Jury and pursue a speedy case, with bail unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Stanchfield
Platt
Frank Garvan
Grand Jury
Garvan
Jerome
Hand
Wood
Mr. Stanchfield
Garvanis
Stanchfield
Senator Platt
O’'Gorman
Plett
Scientific American Calls For Bridge Stress Review
The Scientific American urges a thorough test of Blackwell's Island bridge stress under maximum load after changes to its plan and capacity. Experts Burr and Withington lead examinations, with prior Quebec disaster inquiries by Ingersoll Seaman Wilkins and Moissetff finding the local bridge strong with no imminent failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell's
Scientific American
Blackwell's Island
William H. Burr
Columbia
Chandler Withington
Department of Finance
Quebec
Collin M. Ingersoll
Henry B. Seaman
J. D. Wilkins
Bridge Department
Canada
Stevenson
Bt. Lawrence
Blackwell’s Island
Leon
Moissetff
Edgar #. Schiff
Sugar price cuts by refiners reflect market shifts
The Sugar Trust and leading refiners including Spreckels and American Sugar Refining cut prices while offering a 5.20 cent rate for prompt shipments. The move follows a 0.1 cent drop by American Sugar Refining and aligns with 6.86 to 6.20 cent price levels, amid Cuba's crop concerns and a pre-canning season rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Federal Sugar Concer
Veins Company
Spreckels Concer
American Sugar R Fining Company
American’ Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Brothers
National Sugar Refining Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Spreckles
Cuba
Europe
Girl Pushed From Station Platform In Crowded Rush
Marian Mauborgne, 17, of 1797 Lexington Ave, was shoved from the Third Avenue elevated platform at 116th Street and fell 25 feet to the pavement. She survived the fall by striking electric cables, though she sustained serious injuries and remains in Harborlem Hospital. A crowded platform and a removed stairway created a dangerous gap guarded only by a plank as passengers rushed to catch an express train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Mauborgne
Lexington Avenue
Third Avenue
116Th Street
Iarlem Hospital
Pr. Bennett
Harlem
Miss Mauborgne
Bennett
Disrupted Pole Fight Leads to Disorderly Conduct
Manager John L. Streever of the New York and Queens County Electric Light Company and John Foley were arraigned in East Avenue and Fourth Street, Long Island City, for disorderly conduct after routing a gang of linemen who attempted to erect a pole. A justice found them guilty but suspended the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Streever
New York & Queens County Electric Light Company
John Foley
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Long Island City
Reform Call Sparks Debate on High School Studies
A Public Education Association meeting at Columbia University urged curbing Latin and obsolete subjects in New York City high schools. Commissioner Frank H. Partridge blamed administrators and experts for failing to prepare students for practical life, advocating vocational training and less reliance on central control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Education Association
Columbia University
Frank H. Partridge
Board of Education
Partridge
New York
New York Times
Ean Thomas M. Jilliet
New York University
Hadward T. Devine
David
Teachers College
Arthur Willston
Pratt Technical Department
Josephine Redding
Woman'’s Municipaleague
Déan Balliet
Hetern
Eght
Uiesenh Nust
Ordo
Educajon
Rae
Fifty Years a Teacher at Five Points Mission Celebrated
Mrs Georgiana Van Aken principal of the Day School of the Five Points Mission marked her golden jubilee as a teacher. The pupils and fellow teachers presented a fund toward the mortgage on the mission with about 5.50 in the fund and more than 100 already saved for the cause. The event also honored her fiftieth year of memoership in Judson Memorial Church and her seventy fourth birthday as Dr and Mrs Judson attended. The mission mortgage stands at 19000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana van, Aken
The
Five Points Mision
Aken
Rush to Europe Overflows With Passengers to Europe
The American liner St Louis sails today to Southampton with a large list of passengers led by Col and Mrs Emile Blum and many others. Outgoing voyages include Zeeland to Antwerp and ships to Tuamburg and Liverpool with extensive passenger lists and destinations across Europe. All lines report a summer spike in transatlantic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Southampton
George Abolin
W. Hacklan
James B. Allen
J. W. McBurney
W. KR. Meadowes
L. M. Melvora
Edward S. Murphy
Percival L. D. Perry
J. Potter
Ernest Reckitt
H. W. Seymour
Wales BR. Stockbridge
J. Chase Talbot
Julian H. Barclay
Harold Bauer
George 8. Brown
Franklin Dick
R. F. Dodge
John Douglas
Mise Leonora
Doyle
C.A. Drost
Christian J. Durekx
Asher B.evans
Henry LB. Fine
George Stearns Foster
M. P. Goodrich
Bishop W. L. Gravatt
Dudley Hall
Elizabeth H. Hernbeck
Julia de Jonghe
Peter de Jonghe
H. van Rensselaer Kennedy
Laurence M. Keitt
Donald
Leas
Arthur Me
Julien la Fayette Me
Oscar Leveau
Willa Leveau
M. L. Bristol
Saw
Tuamburg
Pretoria
Hamburg
Liverpool
R. J. Becchinan
P. J. Brune
Brune
George de
Emily Eakin
C. B. Edwards
Fryer
Edward Fuller
L. H. Haight
Leslie Harris
Mr. Hergog
J. B. Hulme
R.B. Ireland
Emma Jerome
Daisy. Jerome
E. A. Johnston
Johnston
Louise W. Jones
Herdt
Wellesley Moore
Moore
Miss Moore
Samuel Morrigan
Parot
Tarot
Springmighl
H. Warner
Weil
California
Saling
Glasgow
Siobert. Bird
G. Banham Bird
Walter S. Dalllie
Ethel Burden
Joseph P. Cooper
John David Ben
Donald Drysdale
Frank A. Gingrich
Alice M. Horton
Heverley
E. J. Buss
E. C. Bodman
Carl Wynn-Brown
George Browning
Romanzo Bunn
P. Calvin
C. B. Chapman
Mary
WV. Clapp
B. B. Clark
W. O. Dean
James Evans
Howard Elsworth
N. Bishop Farrer
F. Farwell
Daniel B. Fearing
Countess de Frankenstein
K. L. Gilbert
Catherine E. Holland
John A. Horbach
Alexander Jardin
M. B.kimball
E. M. Kingsbury
William J. Lane
John L. Lawrence
G. W. le Compte
George A. Mackenzie
J. E. Sherman
Edna §. Stewart
Charlies Street
S. C. Thayer
W. B. Thayer
Alexander Trautan
George van Deusen
Ucille Wagner
N. C. Werner
David E. Wiliams
Wiliam J. Wilson
Helen Wilson
Miss de Frankenstein
Steamship Hines
Incubator Baby Fate To Rest With Court Appeals
Real mother Mrs. Bleakley fights for her child born Feb 15 1944 in St Louis hospital. Foster parent Mrs. Barclay once claimed adoption before fleeing on kidnapping charges. Case traverses Illinois Kansas and federal courts with public funds aiding Bleakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Minneapolis
Illinois
Hinois Supreme Court
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Sedan
Kaa
St.ouis Hospital
Charlotte ‘Thompson
Leakley
Baby Incubator Company
Unlucky James Sterlin Hurt After Wagon Collapse
James Sterlin a 27 year old resident of 542 West Forty eighth Street fell from a wagon after its wheel collapsed near Times Square. He struck his head on a curb and was taken to New York Hospital with a deep scalp wound and possible skull injury. His friend James Flannigan had arranged a possible job with P F and W Kane contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sterlin
New York
Sterlin
James
West Forty-eighth Street
James Flannigan
West Forty-eighth Streat
Sterlin’s
Flannigan
Sterrin
New York Hospital
Architects Horgan and Slattery Seek Hall of Records Job
Commissioner of Records William F. Andrews asked the Board of Estimate for an appropriation to file 118 kinds of records in 241 cases on the Hall of Records eighth floor. The documents now lie in the County Clerk’s basement where weather and access are problems. Andrews noted Horgan & Slattery know the building’s layout and recommended entrusting the work to them. The board referred the matter to the Corporation Counsel and the Borough President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horgan & Slattery
Tammany
Hall of Records
Commissioner of Records
William F. Andrews
Board of Estimate
County Clerk's Office
Corporation Counsel
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Barton & Guestier
Bordeaux
Sauternes
S? Julien
United
la Montague’s Sons
N.Y
Browneing, King & Company
Dashery
Cooper Square
Brooklyn
Browning King ’& Company
Broadway
32Nd Street
5Th Street
Fulton Street
Barton@Guestier
St. Juliex
Chateau St. Bris
Tilford
Twenty-first Street
Fortyfirst
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
Columbus Ave
101St Street
Regent St
Mark
Boston
Sumer Street
Parker
Driggisia
Philadelphia
Fulton St
White Mountains
New Hampshire
America
Eathne
Grand Central Station
New York City
Uneed
Senna
FIG Sxruf CO
Mae Wood Deries
Pratt
Senator
Stereg Senstor
Island Bridge
Metz
Trust
Caan
Lua Ae Beizi
Ric Rae
Brill
Arkh Ricthers Seles Convenient Stores
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
Cortlandt
N. Greenwich
N. Chambers St
Union Square
14Th St
N. B’way
B'way
Cortlandt St. Giles
Partridg
Children of
Five Points Mission School
C. Arps
Henry. S. Berger
F. R. Bailey
G.—W. Bailey
Thomas Cockburn
Ili. S. Carter
Alida
Baby
Ile-Luck
Poor AM Sterrin
Dust
Monopole Champagne
Alex
Dr. Shaw & CO
Broad Street
General Agents
Southwestern Limited
Cincinnati and
Flann
Tna
Uniuecky
Os & Aost
Michaels Stern Fine C Clothing
Michaels-Stern
Michaels, Stern & CO. Rar
Rochester
WN. Y
San Francisco
Chambers St
13Th St
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