Defense rests in backer case as jurors hear testimony
The defense rested after a day on the stand for Brindell and Buckner described in detail a $25,000 bribe linked to the garden visit and questions about a missing payment. John L. Hay testified as a company head and character witness, while prosecutors argued a brief closing. Adjournment followed the judge's ruling and Untermyer’s appearance.
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Tie
Mart Anil
Uros
Prindell
Deik
Lockwoodie
Garden Fry
Prince
Buckner
Yorpase
Gore
Sid Bucker
Brindell
John L. Hay
Clinton Avenue
Wasp
Saus
Macker
New York
Mooney
Untermyer
Dudge
Birds of Passage Drawing Sets Break Sale Record at Auction
An original edition of Setubon birds of An sal drawines sold for 3000 to Anderson G ties, highest price among first set of rare books from collectors. Total Ling Way S1BMG150. Evening sales continued with six more items at the same galleries.
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Soi James -m
Tom Otie
Setubon
Birds of Ansal
Anderson G Ties
Col Rober
Weehrat Shim Evoes
PPC Printing Facts
PPC Printing Facts traces growth from 1884 to 1919 with steady expansion. It notes annual business rising from modest beginnings to surpassing one million, then two million, and projecting 3.509 million in the current year as new machinery is installed to meet demand. The piece highlights ongoing expansion and capacity increase.
Publishers Printing Company Spotlight on Industrial Accidents
Marian K. Clark chief investigator of the New York State Bureau of Industries and Immigration reports a rise in fatal and nonfatal industrial accidents in the 1819 20 fiscal year. She cites increased immigration and lax controls at Ellis Island as contributing factors along with defective admissions and mental health concerns among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian K. Clirk
Bureau of Industries and Immigration
New York State
Noce
Clar Propercinn
Clark
Aesi
Rata Shan
Atas
Itis Island
Arrested as German Spy Sues for Damages
Charles J. Queck-Berner, former world hammer thrower and U S representative in Europe, files two suits seeking 10 000 damages from James Collins and Frank Jove after alleged arrests in Sag Hatcher Suffolk Counts New York. He claims a 47 year history in athletics and law positions despite unclear details in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
J. Queck-Berner
Les A. J. Queck-Berner
Americas
England
France
Canada
James Collins
Frank Jove
Sim
Geary Queck-Berners
Railroads Accused in Coal Mine Leasing Scheme
A Senate inquiry into anthracite coal industry alleges railroad controlled mines were leased to independent operators during strikes. Operators paid miners on strike and charged high per ton prices, with costs billed to the railroad, while indictments may be canceled due to constitutional rulings. The probe seeks motives, prices, and contract abrogations, with DOJ constraints and an Elkins act case remaining.
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Senate Co
Pater William M. Calder
Authraete Gen
Washington
Wil Gane
Tabor
Econl
Lea
Cunl
Avide Ces
Ity
Stade (In
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Dix
of New York Steam Company
Jonson & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Landlords Jeer Hilly At Their Own Meeting
Arthur J. W. Hilly, leader of a mayoral committee on rent protection, spoke last night to urge unity against rent gouging. Property owners jeered during his remarks, while Hilly outshouted critics to make his stance heard at the gathering.
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Hilly
Arthur J. W. Hilly
United Reelway
Ciat
Unclear OCR fragment about landlord dispute and debts
Fragmentary text describes a landlord tenant dispute with rent, administration, and threats. Names and places are garbled, with references to payments, suits, and possible threats or coercion. The readable segments hint at legal action and financial concern but lack coherent detail.
Women Plead for Aldermanic Board Seats in City Election
Miss Hay and Mrs Garrett urge electing women to the Aldermanic Board, arguing current male dominance harms governance. They cite late officials and slow action at a recent district meeting, pressing for reform to increase female representation and leadership in city affairs.
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Silwrmon
Mie Murs Garrett
Tay
Venice
Woaiin Water
Destriet
Sant Delevis
Iiss
Deinfeld
Assembly
Osage Tribe to Receive 10000 Per Agent Allotments in 1920
Oklahoma officials estimate payments of about 10000 for each Osage Ti dian agent allotment in 1920. Nearly 10000 will go to tribe members as dividends from past assets, with bonds and continuing shares affecting heirs and future obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Indian Agency
Supreme Court Upholds New Rent Laws in City Case
The court affirmed the police powers behind the rent law changes and the suspension of eviction warrants. Justices Wagner TreAvey Giegerich held landlords in West Seventieth Street and Durham Realty wrongful attempts to oust tenants, noting population density and public emergency validate the measure. The decision emphasizes the legislature’s authority to adapt property rights to broader community needs amid changing social conditions.
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Justice Wagner
TreAvey
Landiorda
Landierde
Tusties
Itegertoh
Vie Friston Derming Company
West Seventieth
Ket
Durham Realty Cor
Ion
Premines
Ond Avenue
Ust
Snandamuy
Justice la Fetra
City Court
Lexis Latico
Aud Petra
Mistice Giegerich
Indlands
Giegerich
Tes
Justice Giegerich
Tim
Justice Glegerich
Organized Drug Ring Here Dr Simon Declares
Sir Carlton Simon head of the narcotic squad said yesterday investigations of the last two weeks revealed the operation of an organized drug ring here. He asserted he has evidence against former gamblers and named a central depot police official as involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Simon
Ccial Depot Police
Drug ring dismantled as police target vice squad aids
Police Commissioner Enright extends efforts to round up organized drug ring led by former New York owners. Ring allegedly uses delta agents, involves former barkeeps, and operated with extensive reach, tied to shipments valued at about $50,080 near an old steel site.
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New York
Enright
Drna
Aldermen Vote On 3-10 Million Budget Plan
City council debates a 3 to 10 million budget amid accusations and political maneuvering. Mayor, Board of Aldermen aim to shift educational funding duties to the Department of Education, while critics warn of overreach and procedural delays.
New York University Faculty Receives Raise
An announcement by the university’s council states a general raise for NYU professors and instructors within the year. The retroactive increase begins September 1 and raises averages to about $5,000 for professors and $4,000 for associate professors, with other ranks receiving adjustments.
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New
Y University
Miller names Col J L Kincaid adjutant general
Nathan L Miller announced from the St Regis that Unioner Tessie Kincaid of Syracuse will be appointed adjutant general of the National Guard. The choice faced division among Rural Republican leaders as General Babcock’s pick faltered. Colonel Kincaid, a 36 year old veteran of the Naval Guard, previously served in the Assembly and led military committees. He earned the Distinguished Service Order for actions at the Mindenburg line and received the Belgian Order of the Crown.
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Gavmonor
Nathan L. Miller
St. Regis
Tessie Kincaid
Syracuse
National Guard
Kincaid Salves & Question
Eer
Babcock
Buf
Judee Miller
Babeorkne
Nan
Kircail
Ted Nan
Navval Guard
Judy Adtoculs
Wil
Federal Registration Board
Albany
Cherséas
Genris Douglas Haig
Mindenburg Line
Cant Bray
Ums
Preacher Says Christ Would Not Want Sunday Blue
In IDDLETOWN New York Rev Pred W Stacy of St Pauls Methodist church argues Christ would not approve a Sunday blue. He says Jesus would not want a day focused on gloom and urges a positive spirit in worship. The sermon condemns the so called blue Sunday trend and notes opposition within a small local group.
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Iddletown
N.Y. Dee
Pred W. Stacy
St. Pauls Methodiist
Jesus
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Testimon
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Publishers Printing Company
West 25Th Street
Chelsea
Windsor
Sesew SC Gibbon
Alteged Renta’s
Miss Hay
Election Board
Supreme Court
Simon
Roderickx Ce Mfg
Roderick Lean Mapany
Mansfeld
Ohic Sen Eeine Dicecee
Corres
Rolle Bearing Co
Anya
United States
Fadelity and Guarantee Company
Baltimore
Sid Howard Bland
Broadway
The
Colt
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Bentimiea
Aldremaine
Tume
Iis
Calle
Astiniste
Mmermen
Turin
Denartmough
Charles TL. Craig
Aldursin
Beruvieh
N.Y. U
Buffalo
Reed& Barton
Philodgre Bi Be
Fifth Avenue
Maiden Lane
Brokaw Brothers
ODTY
Second Street
Library Bureau
L. B
Library Bureau Card and Filing
176 Systems
O. H. Rige
Great Britain
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