Magistrate Wahle resigns amid bankruptcy filing
Magistrate C F G Wahle sent his resignation as City Magistrate to Mayor McClellan with effect Sept 30 and filed for voluntary bankruptcy. Debts exceed assets and he plans to return to law practice. He faced prior inquiries into conduct, including handling of cases and interactions with lawyers.
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C.F. G. Wahle
McClellan
United States District Court
Lutheran Cemetery
Wahle
Broadway
Yorkville Court
Marine Corps Wins Trophy in New Jersey Rifle Meet
The United States Marine Corps first team won the inter state regimental team match at Sea Girt New Jersey scoring 806 of 900 across 200 600 and 1000 yard ranges. Thirteen teams competed and Senator Briggs presented the trophy.
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New York Times
Sea Girt
N. J
United States Marine Corps
New Jersey State Rifle Association
United States
Briggs
New Jersey
Spring Lake
Marine Corps
I. Smc
N. Y
P. Lund
United States Navy
New York
Fighth
Coast Artillery
Es Rifle Association of New York
Woman in Night Court Case Struggles Over Release
Papers in the case are before District Attorney Jerome. A woman sentenced by Magistrate Wahle and released by him appeared in Night Court last Wednesday. Jennie Gold was committed to Bedford Reformatory by Jefferson Market Court on May 30. On June 1 she was allowed to go on a $540 bond for good behavior. On Wednesday she was arrested as Grace Stein and before Magistrate Corrigin she claimed she paid $100 to a Jefferson Market lawyer while awaiting reformatory transfer. The papers are again with District Attorney Jerome.
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Wahle
McClellan
Tammany Hall
Board of Magistrates
Jerome
The
Bar Association
Norbert Liebel
Michael Alliegro
Alliegro & Spallone
Nicholas Spallone
Wrauhle
Spallone
Whaie
March Grand Jury
Smythe
Grand Jury
Cornell
Louise Nelson
Tenderloin
the Good Shepherd
Forina Ane
Owyer
Hesse
Therisoners
Jennie Gold
Bedford Reformatory
Jefferson Market Court
Grace Stein
Corrigin
Jefferson Market
Reformatory
Hindu Crew Returns to Ghazee After Coney Island Scare
Ramajam leads fourteen Hindus off the British freighter Ghazee after pay disputes. Detectives corral the crew at Coney Island then escort them back to Staten Island. The men recovered their few dollars and planned to sign onto another vessel.
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Ramajam
Cave
Cotton Docks
Staten Island
Petersen Detective Bureau
Coney Island
Army of Workers to March Tomorrow Parade
Labor Day activities pivot to marches and parades with a focus on workers. Athletic meetings across many places feature racing golf tennis baseball and other games for community participation and entertainment.
Multi Sport Schedule Spans East and Coast Venues
A sprawling listing covers horse racing venues from Coney Island to Essex and Sheepshead Bay, plus fairs in Newark and Long Branch. It lists yacht, regatta and boat events from Larchmont to Norwalk, plus athletic clubs across New York and New Jersey hosting regattas, bicycle races, golf cups, and boxing match notes.
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Coney Island
Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Essex
Newark
N. J
Long Branch Fair
Elkwood Park
N.J
Willow Brook Park
Queens
Jamaica Speedway
Atlantic Yacht Club
Larchmont Yacht Club
Lachenia Head Yacht Club
Norwalk Yacht Club
Bayside
Port Washington
Hudson River Yacht Association
Manasquan Yacht Club
Helle Harbor
Norwalk
Conn
Fine Oyster Crop In Sight From Health Rules
Oysters prove fatter and purer this year with a strong New York and Long Island supply. Health Commissioner Darlington reports no contamination risk for city oysters, as warm weather boosts beds and a new Sanitary Code requires written permits, bed location, and grower names for all sellers. Dealers cooperate with inspectors to ban drinked oysters from markets.
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New York
Long Island
Health Department
New Haven
New Jersey
Manasquan
Darlington
Board of Health
Parlington
Labor Day Parade Looms Large Across New York
The Central Federated Union and its affiliated unions gear up for a big Labor Day parade with an estimated 40 000 participants. Events also include citywide outings, athletic contests, picnics, and indoor meetings as unions prepare bands and uniforms where possible.
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Central Federated Union
New York
Pursuit of Pleasure painting captivates audiences at O Neill Adams
Astley D. M. Cooper’s famous work The Pursuit of Pleasure is on display by the O Neill Adams Company. The scene shows an ancient Roman garden with a young centurion in a chariot pursuing air figures among revelers rushing toward destruction. The tribute to the novel Quo provides broad imaginative scope and a striking portrayal.
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Astley D. M. Cooper
O’ Neill-Adams Company
Labor Day Parade in New York City Details Unveiled
The parade features 6000+ Housesmiths with red blouses and white trousers, a 100-piece Theatrical Protective Union band, and 12 to 50 piece bands from other unions. Grand Marshal A B McStay leads, with divisions of actors, press, garment workers, electricians, and more marching from Plaza to Washington Square. After, Housesmiths plan a Jersey City picnic while Labour League hosts a dinner, as unemployed marches resume and Socialist events are noted.
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Treasuries
Theatrical Protective Union
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
A. B McStay
Central Federated Union
James’ P. Holland
John. C. O Brien
Albert, Abrahams
Samuel A. Debs
William A. Coakley
James A. Scofield
Cattle Butchers
Meat Cutters
William F. Long
Asphalt Workers
Rockmen's
Seow Trimmers’ Union
Housesmiths' Union No. 45
Baldwin Avenue
Newkirk Street
Jersey City
Housesmiths’ Union
Women's Trades Union League
Arlington Hall
St. Mark's Place
Kier Hardy
National Committee For the Relief of the Unemployed
Cooper Union
Church of the Ascension
Tenth Street
Percy Stickney Grant
Candidate in Auto Upset In New Jersey
William Oberman of Deans, a Republican candidate for Middlesex County Sheriff, took a day off with Mrs. Oberman and two others for a drive to epee Park. After getting misdirected by a rustic they hit a sand road, skidded into a ditch, but none were seriously injured as a nearby farmer helped pull the car back to the road.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
William Oberman
Deans
Middlesex County
Epee Park
Young Oberman
Tugboat Captain Dies at Home in Staten Island Mystery
Daniel Moriarity of 119 West 164th Street, a tugboat captain tied to the Quarantine Station on Staten Island, died yesterday from brain hemorrhage. Mrs. Moriarity said he attended a lodge meeting Friday night and complained of a headache before bed. A head wound was found, though she denied any recall of an injury.
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Daniel Moriarity
119 West
164Th Street
Staten Island
Extradite Accused Clerk Held for Extradition
Arthur Jenkins, naval clerk charged with sending an obscene postal card to President Roosevelt, could not post the $1,000 bail and was committed to Norfolk jail to await extradition papers. He allegedly sent the card to the President while in Putnam, Connecticut, for trial in Federal court.
Open Sunday in Atlantic City Hangs in Balance
Atlantic City again plans to stay dry Sunday after a City Hall session. Royal Arch licensees pledge law compliance and police will close non affiliated venues. Chelsea Café faces warrants for Sunday opening. hotels told to pre pay dinner wines tonight. Saloon owners fear permanent closures as Gov Fort’s Sunday sea coast crackdown looms. Liquor dealers accuse gambling houses of reopening and plan to oppose continued operation.
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New York Times
Atlantic
N. J
Speidel
Stoy
Royal Arch
League
Woodriff
Chelsea Café
Gov. Fort
New Idea Wing Endorses Two Essex Assembly Candidates
The New Idea faction of the Essex County Republican Party endorsed two machine nominees for the State Assembly, H. Stacy Smith of Maplewood and John F. Clark of Nutley. Charles J. Bauerle of Newark was also approved for regular-ticket consideration, with officials stating the endorsements reflect the best available candidates rather than reconciliation.
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New Idea
Republican Party
Essex County
N. J
H. Stacy Smith
Maplewood
John F. Clark
Nutley
Charles J. Bauerle
Newark
Assembly
Farmer Henry Schwartzin Dies After Runaway Horses
Henry Schwartzin of Massa pequa L I was riding a hay load when a speeding car spooked his horses. He fell on the macadam and died within minutes. He was 60 and left a large family. A second car connected to the first arrived at the scene. The inquest will likely question the owner about the machine number.
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Henry Schwartzin
Massapequa
L. I
Auto Kills Valuable Arabian Mare
Natick the valued Arabian mare owned by James P. Ramsdell was fatally struck by a car on a Newburg road while returning from the county fair where she was exhibited.
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Newburg
N. Y
Natick
James P. Ramsdell
Belgium Tests Dust Proofing For Roads To Aid Automobiles
The Belgian Government conducts experiments on dust control for roads with tar and other substances. Consul Albert Johnson reports the Public Roads Commission seeks a lasting, cost effective anti dust material. Minister of Public Works plans further tests during the summer to assess new substances for dust prevention.
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Albert Johnson
Liege
Belgian Commission of Public Roads
Bureau of Manufactures
Ardennes
Department of Public Works
Honesty and Publicity in the Export Trade Urges Truthful Labels
American Medicine praises an improved system making the word American a reliability mark for meat wholesomeness. The piece argues labels should guarantee safety for all exports, warns French fraud damages trade, and urges honest labeling to protect public health and promote American exporters.
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America
California
Satolli Backs Hanna in San Francisco Coadjutor Talk
In Rome on September 5 the effort to appoint a Coadjutor Archbishop for San Francisco stands unsettled with several cardinals traveling abroad. Edward J. Hanna of Rochester is widely viewed as the leading candidate, aided by Cardinal Satolli who remains in Rome to push Hanna's case.
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San Francisco
Congregation of the Propaganda
Edward J. Hanna
Rochester
Agliardi
Albano
Vannuteri
Matheu
London
Satolli
Hanna
Dr. Hanna
Mass meeting in Carnegie Hall for Ottoman constitutional gains
A Yonkers Armenian Revolutionary Federation and Huncharist Society of New York event at Carnegie Hall will honor the Ottoman Empire for achieving a constitutional government. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott and others. Also noted are Major J. J. Phillips returning from the Panama Canal Zone for a horsemanship test, and a Labor Day excursion plan aboard the Mary Powell with the Hendrick Hudson as return service.
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Carnegie Hall
Yonkers Armenian Revolutionary Federation
Huncharist Society of
New York
Ottoman Empire
Lyman Abbott
Herbert Parsons
James BK. Reynolds
Alexander V. Campbell
J. J. Phillips
Panama Canal Zone
Colon
Roosevelt
Mary Powell
West Point
New Day Line
Hendrick Hudson
Desbrosses Street
West Forty-second Street
West 129Th Street
South Now A Field For Skilled Labor
The article notes thousands of skilled workers from northern cities migrating to the South seeking steady jobs as land prices fall and new homes arise. It cites J. B. Connelly of the South Carolina cotton industry, who says reduced living costs offset lower southern wages. A steady flow of foreign-born homeseekers is entering the region, establishing new residences south of the Mason and Dixon line.
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J. B. Connelly
South Carolina
New York
South
Mrs Gould Wins Belle Haven Round Robin Tennis Trophy
Mrs Frank Jay Gould dominated the Belle Haven tennis Round Robin at Greenwich finishing with only one set lost among eighteen entries. She defeated rivals including Mrs Beals and Mrs Davis in singles, and leads toward the Lawrena Lawrence trophy held by Mrs Davis of Glen Cove.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Frank Jay Gould
Belle Haven
Molly Maxwell
Belle Haven Courts
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Davis
Mary Green
Gilbert Wilson
Sierck
Alice Graham
Calvin Truesdale
Elsie Martin
Emme Day
Elizabeth Green
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The
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