Hawley Sues Sister for Loans in Court Fight Over Money
The case before Justice Erlanger involves William and Alan Hawley of William Hawley & Co. suing their sister Jennie M. Levee to recover 84550 claimed loans. Alan Hawley testifies detailing loans tied to real estate purchases and mortgages made for Jennie Hawley, who married Charles Levee, sparking a family dispute.
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William
Alan R. Hawley
William Hawley & Co
Broad Street
Jennie M. Levee
Supreme Court
Erlanger
Alan Hawley
Aero Club of America
Charles Levee
Miss Hawley
Levee
James W. Osborne
Hawley
Hie
Wennie
East Seventy-sixth Street
Seventy-sixth Street
New Canaan
Conn
Europe
Iso
Gross -Mount
West Tenth Street
Orward
Apliss Hawley
Wilder
Norfolk Boys Clothing Offers Fine Styles Across Range
Our store emphasizes boys clothing as essential to the business with woolens and patterns as fine as men’s. Norfolk suits, double breasteds, wool Russian and Sailor suits set the standard, along with overcoats, rain coats, tuxedo suits, riding breeches, and washable Russian and Sailor suits for small boys. Hats, shoes, and furnishings match the quality.
Hains Attacks Wife Refuted by Andrus Letters
Attorney for the Hains brothers released two Andrus letters to Capt. Hains Jr. arguing Mrs. Hains signed under threat. The letters followed a dramatic office scene where Mrs. Hains fainted and expressed fear for her sons amid their murder case. Justice Garretson awaits a Monday ruling on McIntyre’s demurrer challenging Jenkins Hains’ first degree murder indictment.
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Joseph A. Shay
Hains Brothers
William E. Annis
Bayside
L. L
Andrus
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Capt
Hains
Lieut
Capt. Hains
Boston
Hamilton
Garretson
Flushing
Whiff From Home Over Sea Causes Talk Of Smoke
Robert Wynne American Consul General at London returned aboard the Baltic and reported forest fire smoke from the United States wafted across the Atlantic beyond Queenstown. He discussed Britain socialism growth and labor unions as political forces and noted James Boyle on the same voyage.
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Robert Wynne
London
Baltic
Atlantic
Queenstown
Mr. Wynne
Capt. Rawson
United States
England
Wynne
Police quell college fight on City College quad
Police reserves broke up a campus brawl between freshmen and sophomores at City College after freshmen wearing turned up trousers hose and smoking pipes sparked the clash. The scuffle spilled across the quad to Convent Avenue and the green before the main building. police warned arrests if disturbances continued with another smoker planned at Westchester Roadhouse.
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City College
Eacn
Sophs
Convent Avenue
Westchester Roadhouse
Educators Gallaudet and Pingham Await Surgery at Johns Hopkins
Dr Edward M Gallaudet president of Gallaudet College for the deaf and dumb and Rev Hiram Pingham noted Congregational missionary are patients at Johns Hopkins Hospital awaiting operations. Both will undergo surgery within a few days.
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Baltimore
Edward M. Gallaudet
Gallaudet College For the
Washington
Hiram Pingham
Congregational Church
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Princeton to Clash With Syracuse in Big Showdown
Princeton faces Syracuse in a key game with Salts today. Penny confronts Indians as Washington and Jefferson meet Yale and Colgate opens with West Point Harvard versus Navy.
Today's slate of college football games
A crowded card lists matchups across major programs. Schools include Princeton Syracuse Yale vs Williams Penn State West Virginia Cornell Vermont Army Colgate Lafayette Brown Dart mouth Holy Cross Penn State Boston Rivalries span multiple locales from New Haven to Worcester to Columbus and beyond.
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Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Princeton
Syracuse
Harvard
Navy
Annapolis
Yale
New Haven
Cornell
Vermont
Ithaca
Army
Colgate
West Point
Lafayette
Brown
Providence
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Worcester
Penn State
West Virginia
Bellefonte
Williams
Mass
Aggies
Williamstown
Amherst
Trinity
Bucknell
U. of P
Lewisburg
Lehigh
Dickinson
South Bethlehem
Georgetown
North Carolina
Springfield
T. S
Poly
Rutgers
Haverford
Wesleyan
Middlebury
Middletown
Rochester
Union
Hamilton
Rensselaer Poly
Clinton
F. and. M
St. John’s
Lancaster
Phillips Andover
Andover
Phillips Exeter
Exeter
Williston
East Hampton
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
de Paul
Chicago
Nebraska
Lincoln
Indiana
Franklin
Bloomington
Oberlin
Case
Big football day with three marquee matchups
Today features three major games Pennsylvania versus Carlisle Princeton against Syracuse and Harvard facing Navy The slate promises openers and new tricks plus expected hard hitting battles across the college field The Hendrick Hudson sails to West Point for the West Point Yale game with a special return trip planned after the contest
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Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Princeton
Syracuse
Harvard
Redskins
Quakers
Metzgar
Tigers
Yale
Nassau
Navy
Washington
Jefferson
Cornellis
Vermont
Dartmouth
West Point
Colgate
Brown
Cornell
Hendrick Hudson
Desbrosses Street
West Forty-second Street
Newark
Princeton Ready To Face Syracuse In Opening Hard Game
Princeton prepares for a first hard game against Syracuse at University Field. Coach Roper fine tunes signals and ends as the Tigers finalize their line-up with Dowd Welch at ends and Cass at center. New coach Phil King joins staff, helping with backs.
Yale Prepares for Washington and Jefferson Tilt
Yale held a brief drill focusing on breaking through and goal kicking to ensure peak condition for tomorrow's game with Washington and Jefferson. Injuries to Murphy Philbin Andrus and Hobbs prevent their play. Alley moves to Hobbs berth and Richardson starts at quarterback replacing Andrus.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Washington and
Jefferson
Tad Jones
Syracuse
Howard
Princeton
Murphy
Philbin
Andrus
Hobbs
Talley
Wheaton
Richardson
Bingham
Central Board
McCarthy
Holy Cross
Langford
Trinity
Godcharles
Lehigh
Kilpatrick
Lilley
Biddle
Penns Varsity Secret Practice Quieted by Crowds
Penns football coachs conducted a secret practice at Jersey City Junction to prepare for the Indians. Reagan shows superior forward passing ability and will play left halfback, Miller at quarter. Williams reports the two hour session achieved readiness and high team cohesion.
President Roosevelt to Attend Navy Notre Dame Game Awaited
Annapolis Md Oct 23 President Roosevelt expected to attend tomorrow's game with Navy and Harvard. Ethel Roosevelt travels from Washington with friends and will likely sit on the Navy side. Fleet quarterback Large is improving after a safe leg yesterday and should play. Navy practice today was light with the squad in high spirits.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Washington
Navy
Newberry
Harvard
Shay
Harvard Football Team Arrives for Navy clash in Annapolis
The Harvard squad of about forty arrived in Baltimore after a Boston departure. They had breakfast at the Hotel Belvedere and practiced signals at the Baltimore Country Club. The group plans to depart for Annapolis at 10:30 tomorrow morning to face the Navy eleven.
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Baltimore
Harvard
Boston
Cornell Varsity Lineup Changes As Bell Is Hospitalized
Ithaca N Y Oct 23 On the eve of the Vermont game Bell Cornell left guard was sent to the hospital with water on the knee Corman to replace him tomorrow Coaches expect Bell to be fit for the Pennsylvania State game next Saturday Light practice held no scrimmage and lasted under 25 minutes Vermont arrived for practice Additions to the coaching staff Forgy Sleicher Is vx The probable lineup for tomorrow lists Ends Crosby McArthur Tackle O Rourte Cosgrove Guards Corman Leventry Centre Wight Quarter Caldwell Gardner Half backs Shearer Tydeman Mowe Full back Walder or Pope.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Vermont
Cornell
Corman
Bell
Tomorry
Fair Grounds
Perdy Field
Forgy
Ard Sleicher
Isvx
Will
Crosby and McArthur
O’rourte
Cosg
Army Holds Signs Drill Ahead of Colgate Game
At West Point on October 23 the Army football team conducted a long signs drill rather than a scrimmage. Wood showed speed with improved signaling while Slowneys penalties cost yardage from delays in the Yale game. Dean rests tomorrow and Brown moves to right half. Wallmley earns fullback duties.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Army
Wood
Yale
Beacham
Coop
Dean
Brown
Colgate
Wallmley
Manual Training High School routs Brooklyn Boys in final
In a drizzle at Washington Park Manual Training High School beat Brooklyn Boys 4 to 0 to retain the Maxwell trophy. Ehrlich scored twice with Bartlett and O'Brien adding goals. Heke Jenkins and others starred in a composed team display. Referee Harvey Cohn. Time thirty minutes per half. Substitutes Iba for Brien and Craft for Muggah.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Associatio
Manual Training Hig School
Brooklyn Boys’ High School
Bartlett
Ehrlich
O’brien
Tase Jenkins
Iskvan
Wanderbil Kennedty
Baga
Kelly
Isen Ce
Sage Goldin Earl
Swas Muggah Ceeseeswe Steele Hai
C.aes
Ees Windee Low
Jess Ce Culsico
Saa
Ehriich
Bridgets Harding
Ohr Bartlett
A Brien
Tett
So. Os
Harvey Cohn
Messrs
Manville
Cass
Harves
Iba
Brie
Muggah
Touchard and Le Roy Win New York Lawn Tennis Club Doubles Title
Gustave F Touchard and Robert Le Roy defeated Wylie C Grant and Arthur T Friedman in straight sets 6-2 6-2 7-5 on the 123d Street courts. The win closes the club season as a strong new pairing tops the field.
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New York Lawn Tennis Club
123D Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Gustave F. Touchard
Robert le Roy
Wylie C. Grant
Arthur T. Friedman
Grant
Friedman
Weekly Failure Report
Bradstreet reports 281 failures in the United States this week compared with 244 last week and lower totals in earlier years. The Middle States total 86, New England 21, Southern 44, Western 44, Northwestern 16, Far West 19, Territories 1, with Canada at 81. About 87 percent of failing concerns have capital up to 5 000 dollars and 9 percent have 5 006 to 20 000 dollars.
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Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
Northwestern
Far West
Territories
Canada
New York Produce Exchange Bank Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Directors of the bank were entertained at dinner on Wednesday to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of its opening. Fellow-Director John A. Hance hosted the event. Hance is senior member of Jesup Lamont. Forrest H. Parker, the bank’s president since its foundation, received a loving cup.
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New York Produce Exchange Bank
John A. Hance
Hance
Jesup & Lamont
Forrest H. Parker
Richmond County Woman Defeats Marion Oliver in Golf Semi
Mrs. T. H. Polhemus of Richmond County Club upset Miss Marion Oliver in the women’s national golf championship at Chevy Chase, earning a place to meet Miss Harley of Fall River in the final. Harley defeated Mrs. Fox of Philadelphia by one up to reach the final.
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New York Times
Washington, D.C
T. H. Polhemus
Richmond County Club
Marion Oliver
Chevy Chase Links
New York
Miss A Harley
Fall River
Harley
Caleb F. Fox
Philadelphia
Miss Harley
Mrs. Cox
Miss Oliver
Polhemus
Miss Allen
Boston
Miss Townsend
Miss Porter
Grace Semple
St. Louis
Pastimes Club to Celebrate Old Timers Reunion Night
The Pastime Athletic Club plans a reunion at the East Ninetieth Street clubhouse with banners from recent and earlier years on display. Prominent attendees include Johnny O Brien, George Bothner, Rosanio, Charles Diegés, James E Sullivan, Johnny Nelson, John Burkhardt, Charley Schaefer and Andy Dempsey. A vaudeville and athletic program is set to entertain former champions and near-champions.
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East Ninetieth Street
Johnny O'brien
George Bothner
Rosanio
Charles Diegés
James E. Sullivan
Johnny Nelson
John Burkhardt
Charley Schaefer
Andy Dempsey
Race card with six events for young horses and open heats
The listing details six races for horses aged two and up, including six furlong sprints and a one mile and a sixteenth selling race. Notable entrants include Eschau Jeanette M Distract Speilbound and Sanguine, with weights and odds listed. The program also notes a race declared off and a seven race sequence with conditions and purses.
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Eschau
Jeanette M
Trois -Temp
Golden Legend
Font
Speilbound
Distract
Erbet
Golconda
Ivanhos
Wid
Tilejng
Fancy
Saracinesa
Karl G
Joseph
Oknite
Dolly
Ranch
Sanguine
the Squire
Besom
Quadrilie
Spooner
L’ Amour
Tunybonero
Arasee
Frank Gill
Jonathan
Monfort
Cretna Green
Tileing
Gowan
Earl G
Whip
Metrop ltan A A U suspends Newark race athletes
The registration Committee of the Metropolitan Association A A U announced that tomorrow’s games at Carsey Union Park are not sanctioned and athletes are warned they will be disqualified if they compete. M J Ryan of the Irish American Athletic Club who competed in the Newark Marathon on October 21 was suspended for failing to register. O Bianchi of the Orange YMCA was reinstated.
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Metropolitan Association
Carsey Union Park
M. J. Ryan
Military League Eyes Armory Ban on Non Soldiers
A serious breach between the Amateur Athletic Union and the Military Athletic League looms as the latter weighs barring armories for athletes not in the military. Officials say such a move could sever ties and redefine the league as a group of organizations rather than a unified body. James F. Sullivan of the A A U cautions against secession and urges consideration of consequences for athletes and clubs alike.
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Athlevic Union
Military Athletic League
Ote Ana
Nory Fieors
AASU
Military” League
Military League
Military Athletics League
James F. Sullivan
The
A. =te
Latonia Gambling Fight Scrutiny Across Kentucky
Gov. Wilson heard arguments from the State Racing Commission and the Latonia Racing Association over revoking the latter’s license for defying rules on mutual pools only at the track and permitting bookmakers. He suggested appealing to local officers and would review prior actions before deciding.
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Frankfort
Willson
State Racing Commission
Latonia Racing. Association
Dinner at Hotel Astor for District Attorney Jerome
A dinner was hosted last night at the Hotel Astor by District Attorney Jerome's staff. Except for a few former assistants, no outsiders were invited.
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Hotel Astor
Jerome
Platform for Dependent Peoples Aims U S Action
The Monon Conference of the Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples adopted a platform urging U S government care for dependencies. It calls for native imprisonment for liquor vendors in Alaska, land allotments, citizenship, forestry and sanitary services for Porto Ricans, tariff relief for Filipinos, and prohibition of opium production and trade under guidance. Speeches on these points were given by several men.
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Lake Mohonk
Monon Conference of the Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples
United States
Alaska
New Amsterdam Auditor Indicted Over Counterfeit Coins
Lucian T. Bi Tull, auditor of the New Amsterdam Company of New York, was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Detroit on charges of passing counterfeit money. He allegedly circulated forged coins from a gas company slot machine in New York to a woman.
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Detroit
Mich
Lucian T. Bi Tull
New Amsterdam Company
New York
Tull
Joka
Unclear text about apartment project and Taft election
Fragmentary notice discusses a proposed apartment building tied to Taft’s election and residency, with uncertain conditions and future actions. The readable bits reference Parsor and possible contract terms.
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Land A. Hawley
Sister
Tronaut
Feur
Charles
Rocers, Peer & Company
Broadway
Wat
Warrenst
Waest
Wife
Consul Wynne
Penny
Colgate Tackies
Roper
N. J
University Field
Yalé
Severy
Pfeifer
Buckingham
Vaughn
Dawson
Welch
Dowd
Waller
Smith
Siegiin
Booth
McFadyen
Dillon
Read
Cunningham
Coxe
Mesa Phil King
Elis
Goebel
Naedele
Brides
Coy
Jersey Air Braces
PENN
Winslow
Junction
Reagan
Kennath
Carl = iliams
Stevies
Miller
Ethel
Touchard
le Roy
Produce Exchange Bank
Golf Stars
Mrs. Polhemus
Richmond County
Empire City Racing Entries
Carsey Park
Am. Hosiery Co
Dent’s
Stetson
Columbia Taffeta
13Th St
Chambers St
Latonia
Studebaker
Studebaker Bros. Co. of
7Th Avenue
48Th Street
Bryant
Franklin Headquarters
Franklin Automobile Co
Amsterdam Ave
P.studebaker
V. A. Villar
East 88Th St
City
Pierce
Arro Crescent AU
West 480
ACME
Autocar
BUICK
Auta An
Buick Motor Co
Hoth
Haynes
Garford
Lozier
St. N.Y
Yarford Motor Cr
Pope
Toledo
Pullma
Quinby, J
Renault, Selden
Eis
Nault Preres
WHITE
Harry S. Houpt
Ist
Tel
White E CO
Bronay
Brodwar
Sebi CO
I T Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Fast
Lemdan
Colins
Taft
Taft Winats
Atjan
William How
Iryan
Vogel Brothers
42Nd St
8Th Ave
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