Jerome 10 Wipe Out Tenderloin Gambling to Go Before Grand Jury
District Attorney Jerome announced plans to present the Tenderloin gambling situation to the Grand Jury aided by a police inspector and precinct captain. He criticized Police Commissioner Bingham for friction and said he would inspect the Twenty third Precinct and clean up 54s houses within a month, operating independently of police unless they seek help.
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Jerome
New York
John’ Kelly
Lou * Ludlam
Bingham
District Attorney's Office
Twentythird
Tenderloin
Death revealed perfidy in husband fraud and fire survivor
Blanche Dumond of Harlem claims she is Henri Dumond’s real wife, revealing a long estrangement after he left her for Anna Campbell, a Palace Hotel Cincinnati manicureist. She says Dumond’s travels, theft from their savings, and a late reconciling return preceded his disappearance and a fatal fire in Winthrop, Massachusetts.
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Blanche Dumond
West
5Th Street
Henri Dumond
Winthrop
Mass
Dumond Hyves
Harlem
Henri
Paris
Dumosch
America
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
Anna Campbell
New York
Divorce Ruled After Unusual Telegram Led Trial
Supreme Court Justice Gerard grants divorce to Mrs. Evelyn R. Anderson Roehr from Charles D Arlington Roehr secretary and manager of Magazine Book Company New York. He admitted living with another woman at Palisade Court in 1907 and sent incriminating telegrams and a souvenir card.
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Supreme Court
Gerard
Evelyn R. Anderson Roehr
Charles D'Arlington Roehr
Magazine Book Company of New York
West Fourteenth Street
Roehrs
Minneapolis
Roehr
Anderson
Syracuse
Wells
Palisade
Reynolds Must Return Norris 5 000 Plus Interest
Ex Senator William Reynolds was found by a jury to owe actor William Norris 5 000 dollars plus interest after Norris invested in Fresh Pond Realty Company and Reynolds guaranteed Norris against loss. The 1925 note value and stock exchange left Norris with a disputed recovery of 1 547 dollars after 600 dollars already paid.
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William Norris
Supreme Court
Justice O'Gorman
William H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Norris
TSH
Fresh Pond Realty Company
Mount Carmel Cemetery Association
Fresh Pond Company
Mount Carmel Company
Mount Carmel
Flew High on Bad Checks in Broadway Car Hire Case
George Ferran alias Edward Farran, known to have frequent arrests, was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court on a $30 worthless check charge from Warren W. Rice for a Brooklyn car hire. Ferran allegedly rode with Blanche Lemasney after the show, replacing the first bad check with another on a different bank. Bail set at $1,000 for the Grand Jury. Ferran previously served in prison and is under suspended sentence.
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George Ferran
Edward Farran
Bimberg Brothers
Jefferson Market Court
Warren W. Rice
Walworth Street
Brooklyn
Ferran
Blanche Lemasney
Miss Lemasney
Colonial Bank
New Netherlands Bank
Rice
Actress Miss Hopper testifies on Brown gifts and engagement
Ana Wallace Hopper told Federal court she received a $7000 Bianchi automobile and a $25,000 life insurance policy as gifts from A O Brown of the failed Brown & Co brokerage. She said no payment or compensation accompanied the gifts and that their engagement began with the car presentation. The hearing paused with questions about the car and gifts, while Brown firm members faced separate proceedings in Tombs Court.
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Ana Wallace Hopper
United States District Court
Liss Hopper
Federal
Biancini
A. Q O. Brown
Daniel ¥. Hays
A. O. Brown
Mr.Hays
Miss Hopper
West Thirtythird Street
Brown
Long Divorced, to Rewed at City Hall in Teeming Corridor
An elderly couple sought a marriage license after forty years apart. Conrad Knubbert, 58, and Mathilde Bostelmann, separated in Germany, remarried elsewhere and now reunite in New York. Despite questions, Corporation Counsel finds no impediment and the pair depart arm in arm, smiling.
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Conrad Knubbert
Mathilde Bostelmann
Knubbert
Germany
Mathilde Hens
West New Brighton
Staten Island
Bostelmann
America
Siocy
Scully
Corporation Counsel
Feared to Prosecute Humpty Jackson and Gang
Zigmond Fishman restaurant owner and waiter Morris Blanvak refused to prosecute Humpty Jackson also known as Thomas and two gang members James Dewey and James Moore after initial accusation of disturbance. Blanvak cited fear of the gang leading to withdrawal of the complaint in West Side Court yesterday.
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Humpty
Jackson Humpty
Jackson
Thomas
James Dewey
James Moore
West Side Court
Zigmond Fishman
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Morris Blanvak
Blanvak
Pastor Cleared in Divorce Suit After 13 Years of Allegations
Justice Dayton refused to confirm referee Edward Redington’s report for Frank W. Perkins seeking a divorce from Nellie F. Perkins. Rev. Thomas Newton Owen, co respondent, was cleared as a clergyman of good standing after evidence showed allegations unlikely. Perkins plans an appeal to the Appellate Division.
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Justice Dayton
Perkins
Supreme Court
Dayton
Edward W. Redington
Frank W. Perkins
New York Athletic Club
Nellie F. Perkins
Thomas Newton. Owen
First Congregational Church of
Bristol
R. I
Owen
Sheer's Cottage
Arverne
Guy Cc. Dempsey
Tax Commission
Richmond
Dempsey
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Kirk & GO
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Talifornia Fig Syrup
Germania Roofing Co. N
Tenderloin Gaming
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Bing
Ham
Wilton
Brussels
Axminster Carpets
Broadway
19Th ST
N. Y
the Oriental Store
A. A. Vantine & Co
18Th St
Sixth Avenue
38Th St
Vici Kid
Syracus
D. Roeehr
Grand Central Depot
Witness
Stern Brothers
Oriental Carpets & Rugs
Axminster
West Twenty-third Street
Flint
Geo. C. Funt Co
Raps
Mr. Owen
Rachael
Oppenheimer
The
Oppenheimer Istitue
West Sith ST
West Sith Sto
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
Warren Street
American Bank
Broad and
Beaver Streets
Library Bureau Card and Filing Systems
Grand Central Station
Satna
Hartshorn
Stewart Hartshorn
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