Syracuse Herald Focuses on Hughes Opposition in Onondaga
In Syracuse Onondaga County votes are shaping the Hughes opposition amid labor disaffection and Chanler favor. Local issues include the Star Fair ties, the Full Train Crew veto, and a 2 cent fare bill backlash. Political activity centers on Republican leaders courting defectors and agitation over constitutional amendments.
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Memorial Meeting for George Wilson at Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting in memory of George Wilson who died last week after serving as Assistant Secretary and Secretary for fifty-one years. Vice President George F. Seward presided as eulogies were given by notable figures including A Barton Hepburn and Charles A Schieren. An oil portrait in the hall was draped in black for thirty days.
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Waldo H. Smith
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Truesdale Family Battles Fire To Save Home
In Greenwich on October 12 President William H. Truesdale of the Lackawanna Railroad, his wife and son Calvin formed a bucket brigade with eight servants to fight an overnight garage fire caused by a chauffeur’s benzine cleanup mishap. The injured chauffeur John Junius was treated on scene. Mrs. Truesdale dressed his wounds before joining the effort. The family planned a northeastern automobile tour after the incident.
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Telegraph firms cut telephones over disputed commissions
East Tennessee Telephone and Telegraph Company removed its phones from Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices in Knoxville. Cumberland argues Western Union and Postal Telegraph refuse to pay commission on traffic via local lines. General Manager Home says arbitration pending and no service until terms are set.
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Peace Congress Opens Amid Roosevelt Message
Greensboro readers witness the X Carolina Peace Congress opening with a large audience for the Greensboro centennial and new session. A Roosevelt letter to the gathering urged unity and pursuit of peace, praising efforts to balance national concerns with global harmony.
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Nurses Strike Over Assigned Work At New Jersey Hospital
Three nurses at County Techellon Fiospital in Soho New Jersey quit after objecting to non nursing duties. Edith Kenny of Newark and Hwa Brady of Orange were named as resignations as the hospital arranged care for the first two patients returned yesterday, one with scarlet fever and one with diphtheria.
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O Gorman Will Case Ends In Probate Victory
In Middletown New York Oct 12 a Supreme Court jury ruled Julia O Gorman of New York was capable when she made her will which left her personal estate to son Stewart Monroe O Gorman and to servants and friends Five of the deceaseds children had contested alleging mental incapacity and undue influence Surrogate Howell Orange County had refused probate and the Appellate Division sent the case back to the Supreme Court The jury verdict permits probate to proceed under Surrogate J B Sweezy authority
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Kissena Park Sale Suit Against Glasser Dismissed
James A. Gray Jr of Flushing claimed a commission from lawyer George L. Glasser over the Kissena Park sale. In Flushing Supreme Court Justice Burr found Gray failed to prove his case and dismissed the suit after Glasser admitted receiving money. The case linked to Grand Jury investigations and a Queens official’s indictment.
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Attorney Cantwell Found Guilty of Hitting Umpire
Robert E. Cantwell, attorney and president of the White Six Rooters Association, was found guilty by a jury in Judge Pester's court of assaulting umpire John Kerin and breaking his nose on September 8 after a dispute over a game decision. The offense carries a fine up to ten dollars. the court will set the amount later. A motion for a new trial is scheduled for October 24.
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