Unemployed Union Men Hit NYC At Five Year High
Telegraph report cites New York City unemployment rising to 34 percent in December. Of 22,627 idle workers across 92 unions, most lack work rather than fights or sickness, with tobacco and clothing trades hardest hit and theatrical unions largely employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Albany
New York City
State Department of Labor
IMG
Labor Department
Pante Ct
Bulletin
Department
IMM
Trisns
Ie Jenvers
Wettess
Sears
Teacing Union of
Hearir Ail
Grange backs Hughes on anti-racetrack gambling
The New York State Grange adopted a resolution praising Governor Hughes stance on anti race track gambling and urged legislation to fund agricultural societies from race receipts. It also endorsed teaching agriculture in rural schools and state funding for needy schools, favored a parcels post, and supported continued improvements at the state fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornell
State Grange
Hughes
The
Grange
Godfrey
Hughes Suggests Change in Highway Oversight
February 7 Alleny A substantial amount of political comment follows a recommendation by the special legislative highway committee to appoint a three member highway commission not by the governor but by his successor. It is claimed Governor Hughes endorsed this plan and wanted it known that there was no political motive behind the suggested change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleny
Tinghes
Special Legislative Highway Committee
Highway Commission
Hughes
Albany Hospital Fund Drive Revised to Avoid Gambling Laws
Governor Hughes urged caution on a St. Peters Hospital benefit held in the state armory by the 1st Battalion of the 8th Regiment. The ticket scheme was revised with door prizes dropped and incentives removed to ensure no gambling law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes
LA “Cosmovilla
St. Peters Hospital
Id Battalion
Wth Regiment
Remarkable Bottle Messages Drift Across Oceans and Seas
A Dundee Advertiser note recounts long distance sea bottles sent by Grimsby fishermen and other sailors. Bottles traveled thousands of miles, with journeys from Bermudas to Shetland, Nantucket to Argyllshire, and Sutherland to distant shores. Typical drifts ranged hundreds to thousands of nautical miles over many days, with record speeds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Advertiser
Grimsby
Lincolnshire
Shetland
Bermudas
Nantucket Rhoat
Argyllshire
A U Criticised At New York Guard Convention
Albany February session of the National Guard Association of New York criticized the Amateur Athletic Union and urged separation of military athletics. A committee will seek better understanding with the A A U. Delegates approved Dick act provisions and pay for drills. New officers were elected led by Charles F. E. Davis as president. General Shaw Oliver spoke on the act with remarks from Adjutant General Henry and James A. Drain of the National Rifle Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
National Guard Association
State of New York
Amateur Athletic Union
National Guard
War Department
Association
Charles FE. Davis
19Th Regiment
R. FE. Forshew
Naval Militia
New York
M. BE. Turgeon
74Th Regiment
Buffalo
Charlie B. Staats
1Th Regiment
Abanvy
David Wilson
Robert Shaw Oliver
Henry
James A. Drain
National Rifle Association of America
New York Central Ordered to Explain 30 Million Car Trust
Officials of the New York Central are summoned before the Public Service Commission to explain the 30 million car trust certificates without prior commission permission. The case questions whether the issue required authorization and whether the company violated law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Albany
New York Central
Public Service Commission
2D District
Stevens
Commission
Public Service Commissions
Commis
N York Central
Commissio
Ceit Cates
Albert H. Harris
New York Central Company
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Guaranty Trust Company
Pastor-Elect Mackay Preaches First Sermon at North Presbyterian
The North Presbyterian Church announces Rev. Dr. John R. Mackay will deliver his first pastor-elect sermon next Sunday at 11 AM and partake in communion at 4 PM. An 8 PM sermon by Rev. Dr. John Balcom Shaw, formerly of West End, is also planned. Mackay, from Glens Falls NY, is a Perthshire, Scotland native educated at Edinburgh University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Presbyterian Church
West
Thatreet
John R. Mackay
Mackay
John Balcom Shaw
West End
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Glens Falls
N. ¥., Where He Had Been Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
Troy
Perthshire
Scotland
University of
Edinburgh
Reston
First Congregational Church of
Providence
Washington Heights
Ing
91St Street
West End Avenue
Edgar Whitaker
Grow Presbyterian
National Bible Institute to Offer Pierson Bible Lectures
The National Bible Institute at 156 Fifth Avenue announces a second course of Bible lectures by Rev. Dr. Arthur T. Pierson starting Monday February 17 and continuing Mondays to April 13 at Marble Collegiate Church. Dr. Pierson, famed preacher and editor, leads evangelistic meetings at Liberty Theatre and Camp Memorial Church, with Don O. Shelton presiding over a Bible lesson at the YWCA auditorium next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bible Institute
Fifth Avenues
Arthur T. Pierson
Marble Collegiate Church
Missionary Review of the World
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
London
Pierson
Liberty Theatre
Broadway
Camp Memorial Church
Chrystie Street
Delancey Street
Don O. Shelton
Institute
Young Women's Christian Association
Week of Metropolitan Temple Activities and Sermons
The Metropolitan Temple reports 175 new members this week and ongoing evangelistic services. Dr. John Wesley Hill lectures on Humor Pathos and Tragedy of Life Among the Mormons and speaks on The Real Heaven. Various churches host sermons by notable clergy and lay leaders with topics from faith to social issues. The American Board seeks 2.9 million dollars to endow its foreign mission education institutions, and immigration official Robert Watchorn will speak at the West Side Y M C A on immigration insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Temple
14Th Street
Seventh Avenue
John Wesley Hill
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Great Congregational Missionary Society
American Board
Robert Watchorn
United States
Port of
New York
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
West 57Th Street
Ila. m
P.m
NEW Thought Church
Carnegie Halil
7Th Son
Ilam
Julieton Sears
Dedication Planned for Reform Church Home HQ in Philadelphia
Reform Church Home prepares to dedicate its new seven story headquarters at 15th and Race streets Philadelphia costing about 130000 with the second through fourth floors serving denominational offices including Foreign Missions Home Missions Publication and Sunday School boards. Mortgage remains on less than half the amount with rental income expected to reduce the debt annually until fully paid. Dedication begins March 15 with services across Philadelphia churches and a bank offering to aid debt reduction. Reverend Rufus W Miller spearheaded the project and secured funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Reformed Church
15Th and
Race Streets
Philadelphia
Sunday School Board
Card of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions
Board of Publication
Rufus W. Miller
Germa
Hearing on Jacksons application in McClellan mayor case
Albany February 7 Governor Hughes heard arguments on Attorney General Jacksons bid for an extraordinary term of the New York Supreme Court and a designated justice to try the McClellan mayoral action. Decision reserved with Richards Hasbrouck and Shearn for McClellan and Jackson for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes
Jackson
Supreme Court
New York City
George B McClellan
New York
Eugene Lamb Richards
G. D. B. Hasbrouck
McClellan
Clarence J. Shearn
Mr. Richards
Supreme Court of New York
Attornery
McCiellan
Bhearn
Clergy Unite to Oppose Race Track Gambling in State
About 250 priests rabbis and ministers from city and state announce support for abolishing gambling at racetracks. They plan to preach against it during services and on a special Sunday. Officials say data requests and mass meetings are organized, with pamphlets printed for distribution across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 19Th Street
Southern Tier
Hudson and Mohawk Vallege
Saratoga Business Men Oppose Racing Law Repeal
The Business Men's Association of Saratoga New York adopted resolutions deprecating any action by the State Legislature to repeal the Percy-Gray racing law. The vote was taken at a meeting in Saratoga on February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Business Men's Association
Laymen Launch Yearlong Gospel Campaign in New York
Private conferences between clergy and lay leaders in New York City show laymen planning to evangelize beyond church walls. Ministers fear winter timing. lay groups aim to reach non-attendees with personal Christian outreach throughout the year. Prominent businessmen join the lay network across several denominations.
Tracing of Letter A Clew Leads to Two Italians
Central Office detectives arrested Pelegrino Mall and Callegio Trafficanti at their East 32nd and East 39th Street homes on suspicion of involvement in bomb throwing outrages. A letter in Italian found in Mull's bakeshop implied a demand for money. Mull had prior Sicily murder warnings. Magistrate Warris held each man in 5000 dollars for Monday examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Office
Pelegrino Mall
East 32d Street
Callegio Trafficanti
East 39Th Street
Mull
Wood
Sicily
Jefferson Market Court
Warris
Brooklyn Churches Plan Union At April Conference Year End
Announcement from the quarterly Tompkins Avenue M E Church meeting states a resolution to consolidate with DeKalb Avenue M E Church. The merger will take effect after this conference year on April 1. A second Brooklyn consolidation, linking North Fifth Street M E Church with nearby congregations, is proposed for year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tompkins Avenue
Disinheritance in Bronx Will Splits Heirs
Thomas Rogers of The Bronx files a will with seven children receiving only $l each from an estate over $10,000 plus property. His son Thomas Rogers Jr. gets $5,000 cash and life income from residuary estate. Executors cite ingratitude. two sons once placed the testator in an asylum in Amityville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rogers
Bronx
Anton Rinsechier
Mass Police Transfers Hit 197 Inspectors and Detectives
Commissioner Bingham launched a sweeping reorganization with 197 plainclothes inspectors moved to uniform patrols across districts. Additional transfers include five lieutenants and nine detectives from Brooklyn and Manhattan bureaus, plus 17 patrolmen reassigned for a 60 day detective duty trial. Also Wasserman case postponed due to attorney unavailability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Brooklyn Detective Bureau
Manhattan
Richmond
Manhattan Detective Headquarters
Fatal Fire Kills One Five Hurt In City Housing
A blaze in a Columbus avenue and 70th street apartment house cellar left one dead and five injured. Margaret Landon, 21, died after slipping or jumping from the fire escape. Firemen rescued a mother and three sisters. several families were left homeless. Police arrested Follett and Stein, later released. janitor Herman Meyer detained for Fire Marshal inquiry. Three firemen were hurt. Chinese vice consul Lock Wing survived injuries.
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Columbus Avenue
70Th Street
William Stein
Herman Meyer
Follett
Stéin
John Coghlin
Engine Company
Siemund Damm
Harry J. Eckes
Lock Wing
Roosevelt Hospital
Appellate Division Affirms Night School Pay Cut Case
The Appellate Division yesterday upheld the Municipal Court ruling in favor of George Morris a night school teacher who sought $8 after the Board of Education cut night school pay from $6 to $4. The ruling affects three hundred teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morris
Board of Education
Boom for Sanger for Governor
Utica N Y Feb 7 Friends of Colonel William Cary Sanger former Assistant Secretary of War have started a boom for him as Republican nominee for Governor The Waterville Times the hometown paper endorsed the movement in an editorial tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
William Cary Sanger
Waterville
Religious notices from New York churches and services
A selection of Sunday afternoon and evening services across multiple churches in New York. Listings include the Five Points House of Industry, Adams Chapel Union Theological Seminary, Itharian, All Souls Church, Lenox Avenue, The Church of the Open Mind, Reform Catholic Christ's Mission, Temple Bethel, Brick Church, The Church of the Messiah, and speakers such as Rev. Arthur Cushman McGiStiffert and Rev. John Haynes Holmes. Services feature sermons on social themes, themes of reform, and general worship with varied pastors and times.
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Adams Chapel
Union Theological Seminary
Park Ave
Arthur Cushman M’giffert
Lenox Avenue
Tarian Church
Church OF the Open Mind
Merle ST. Croex Wright
Christ's Mission
West Sith St
James‘yconnor
West End Presbyterian celebrates twentieth anniversary week
The West End Presbyterian Church marks its 20th anniversary with a week of services led by visiting pastors and church leaders. Tomorrow 11 a.m. former pastor Rev Dr Jo Balcom Shaw preaches. Dr Keighwin speaks on Dreams That Disturb Contentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Presbyterian Church
Kate Upson Clarke
Dr. Richards
Brick Church
William IL. Roberts
General Assembly
Ira J. Landrill
West End
J. Ross Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Terry
Little Tin Church
Schauffler
H. H. Stebbins
Osteopaths Start Test Case Against Health Dept
The New York State Osteopathic Society plans a mandamus action against the Department of Health to compel Dr. Sylvester J Byrne to accept a death certificate filed by Dr. Charles F Bandell. John Visscher died February 1 at 427 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn. Bandell listed nephritis as cause. Byrne refused the certificate, another physician signed and was refused, Coroner Dr. Hartung supported Bandell. Society attorney Martin W. Littleton representing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Osteopathic Society
Department of Health
Sylvester J Byrne
Byrne
Hartung
Bandell
Martin W. Littleton
Reckless Driver Sentenced to Eighteen Months
Dr. Walter H. Morris the dentist received eighteen months in Cauldwell Penitentiary for causing Marcus J. Jacobs's death with a car on Broad street Newark. He began his term yesterday, handcuffed to a chain with ten other prisoners and transported in the prison van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Morris
Cauldwell
Marcus J. Jacobs
Broad Street
Newark
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Bulletin of State Labor Department
M-teis
Indorses
Central
NEW Presbyterian
West Ind
the Bible Institute
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Avenue
35Th Street
Hare
Niobrara League
Christ Church
71St Street
Hubert Carleton
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
R. E. Fleming
Lynchburg
St. Nicholas
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
Fleming
Dr. Batten
St. Mark’s Church
Fred B. Smith
Reformed Church Home
Saratoga Business Men
Brooklyn
Wasserman
Abraham Levy
Upper West Side
Boom
Sanger
Five Points House OF Industry
Worth Street
3. N. Penfield
Mus. Inc
WM. R. Garrutt
Mth
Thomas R. Sui
ALL Souls
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th Street
F. Aeed
D. D
James T. Dickinson
Rochester
Temple Bethel
Sth Ave
Bloomingdale Reformed Chuarch
William €. Stinson
D. P
Bowery Mission
Thirty-seventh Street
William R. Richards
Shepherd Ksapte
Knapp
EL BL
Mir. Knapp
Fagnant
Broadway Tabernacle
Br. Jefferson
Jesus
Jefferson
Thomson
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
129Th Street
Charles L. Goodell
I. D
F.C. Iglehart
Gregg
Calvary
West Sidhst
Dr. MacArthur
Christ
Socrates
Bowman
Central Presbyterian Church
West 50Th
7Th Ave
Wilton Merls Smith
Dr. Smith
IL A. m
S&s
Tist St
Geo. A. Strong
E-S
W. 45Th St
Church OF the Ascension
Tenth Street
Percy
Bethlehem
Eae Aed i Smith
Alexander Irvine
Bacon
Zey Grant
Central Park West
Frank Oliver Hall
God
Horace White
Abraham Lincoln
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
45Th St
Herbbert Shipman
Il A. W
W. M Grosvenor
Beeson Ave
Niobrara Leahep
Church OF the Messiah
34Th Ae ‘ Ee Park Ave
Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Eve Cence
le. Uw
John “Haynes
First Baptist Church
I. M. Haldeman
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Walter Duncan Bucchanas
Munion
Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End Ave
A.m
Rugged Christianity
Sp. m
Madison Ave. Baptist Church
Alfred W. Wishart
Wilbert W. White
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Northeast Corner
Madison Ave
Henry Sloane Coffin
Chas. W. Gilkey
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Sithet
Madison
Carter
Madison C. Peters
Masonic Hall
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
24Th St
H. Parkhurst
George R. Montgomery
Horace G. Underwood
Seoul
Korea
Memorial Baptist
Washington Square
Edward Judson
S Pp. m
OLD First Presbyterian Church
12Th Street
Howard Duffield
James A. McCagu
A. m
Religious Society OF Friends
East 15Th
Rutherford Place
Schermerhorn St
Beerum Place
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Robert MacKenzie
PD. D
Allen W. McCurdy
MacKenzie
Society For Ethical Culture
Carnegie Hamith St
Alfred Marto
Lincoln
South Church
Rossini
Fifth Ave
Sith
Fred R. Smith
International Committee of the ¥. M. Ca
H. G. Smyth
Temple Brigham
Ats Free
St. Andrew's M. EF
Colombue
George Clarke Peck
Allan MacReeve
ST Andrew's
Sthave
George R. van DE Water
D. Reco
Abraham
Andrew's
ST Bartholomew's Church
Madison Avenue Corner
44Th Street
Leighton Parks
D. C
Holly Ceomarenion
RS. W. Wood
Leopold Stokowsat
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal
Séth Street
George PF. Eckman
Ita. m
Braver
Spm
Middle Collegiate Church
Joun G Fagg
Strom Blowker
David Jas Sere
ST. Nicholas Sthaveard
Donald Sagm MacKay
R. H. Fleming
D. BD
Canchburg
V& Wil
Lla Mand Sp
Wpst End Collegiate Church
Henry Evertson
Theosophical Society
Chas
EF Birdsali
Carnegie
Mall
University Plac Presbyterian Church
10Th Street
George Alexander
James Hardinith
West End Presbyterian
Edwin Keigwin
J. Garland Hamner
West Presbyterian Church
Sth
6Th Aves
Anthony H. Evans
Lla. m
S . Me
West Sith Street
Henry Lubeck
Holy Communion
Rushton
Woodwart
Zion
Timothy
Collegiate Reformed Church
Harlem
J. Elmendorf
First Church
Ave
Benj. E. Dickhaut
Ita m
Hans Kroneid
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Ame
Edwin F. Hallenbeck
Hallenbeck
Frea P. Smith
International Committee of the ¥. M. C. A
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