Offer to Castro May Settle Asphalt Case
An offer to settle the New York and Bermudez Company claim against Venezuela for the Guanoco asphalt lake proposes $82,560,000 paid as $250 a year for ten years plus a share of profits during Castro's presidency. Two representatives will go to Caracas to negotiate, aiming to avoid further conflict amid long-standing litigation and diplomatic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
New York and Bermudez
General Asphalt Company
Castro
New York and Bermudez Company
Asphalt Trust
Caracas
Guanaco
Bermudez
Manuel A. Matos
Ambrose Howard Carner
Amzi
Lorenzo Barber
New York
Washington
Barber
The
Carner
State Department
Dreamland Shows Shut Amid License Struggles at Coney Island
Commissioner Bingham ordered Dreamland closed after Dreamland lacked valid licenses. two free vaudeville shows were kept closed while other acts secured licenses. Building and Fire departments raised construction concerns and the park faced possible further action if renewals were not obtained by 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Kelley
Coney Island
Dreamland
Highway for Lincoln Memorial Proposed to Gettysburg
Washington July 1 A plan urges a seventy two mile highway from Washington to Gettysburg as a national Lincoln Memorial. James T McCleary a former Minnesota congressman and member of the commission presents the report based on European memorial study. The commission includes Wetmore Secretary of State and War and other officials with a five thousand dollar appropriation.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Penn
Abraham Lincoln
James T. McCleary
Congress
Minnesota
Abraham Lincoln Memorial Commission
McCleary
Commission
Europe
Wetmore
Rhode Island
McCall
Massachusetts
James I. Hichardson
Tennessee
McCrary
Sailors Rescued In Nick Of Time After Island Wreck
In a dramatic sea tale from Victoria British Columbia a British warship Pegasus rescued twenty two exhausted French sailors from a wreck near An tipodes Island. They were brought to Sydney just before the Marama’s arrival and described as ravenous after long rationing aided by improvised gear from wreck salvage.
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Victoria
B.C
Antipodes Island
Felix Faure
Pegasus
Sydney
Mexican plot bared revolu tion miscarries
Mexican officials reveal the North Mexican fighting is not bandit raids but a planned insurgent attack with headquarters in the Sociedad Benevolencia. Prominent Mexican officers were arrested as plans targeted Las Vacas Ciudad Porfirio Diaz Juarez and other border cities.
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The
Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
United States
Norte
Sociedad Benevolencia
Manuel Y Reiden
Julian Cruz
Revolutionary Party
Texas
Las Vacas
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Juarez
Nueva Laredo
Matamoros
Viesca
Coahuila
el Paso
Women in Car Panic on Long Island Rail Line
Passengers on a Long Island Rail electric train from Flatbush to Rockaway were frightened at Ozone Park station by a short circuit in the controller box followed by flame that drove the motorman from his compartment and set woodwork afire. The car contained many women and children who rushed for the doors but were kept aboard until a fire crew suppressed the blaze. Inspector Sweeny called police reserves as a larger crowd gathered. An explosive flash under the first car and smoke followed before passengers could leave and the train resumed after about an hour.
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Long Island Railroad
Flatbush Avenue
Rockaway
Ozone Park
Sweeny
Attempt to Wreck Brewster Train On Putnam Rail
Yonkers police investigate an attempt to wreck the Brewster special on the Putnam Railroad near Dunwoodie. Harry M. Malone and Arthur Barrett spotted boulders on the single track and a dynamite stick nearby. Officials say this is the third attempt in three weeks targeting the train, which serves New York businessmen from Westchester.
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Yonkers
Brewster
Putnam
Dunwoodie
Harry M. Malone
Arthur Barrett
van Cortland Park
New York
Westchester County
Negro held in $50,000 mail theft case
Washington reports the arrest of Charles Stevens alias Charles Savage, a Black man, in Monroe Michigan in connection with the Kansas City through registered pouch robbery from Los Angeles to New York. A $50,000 reward is offered. Stevens to be tried in Kansas City. The stolen pouch had been recovered. Stevens formerly served six years for a Salt Lake City mail robbery and was linked to a Portland diamond case.
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Washington
F. E. McMillin
Post Office Department
Monroe
Mich
Charles Stevens
Charles Savage
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas
Stevens
Ead
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
Battleship Mississippi Sails for Newport for Acceptance Run
The battleship Mississippi left Philadelphia Navy Yard today for Newport to begin an acceptance trial, with the official trip set to start July 14. Twelve Annapolis graduates sail aboard for their first naval assignment as officers, and the name change of League Island Navy Yard to Philadelphia takes effect today.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Newport
New England
Annapolis Naval Academy
Navy Yard
League Island
Equitable Life Eyes 62 Story Building Profit
Equitable Life Assurance Society expects its proposed sixty two story building to be a big money-maker with an anticipated return of eight to ten percent. The site lies between Broadway Nassau Cedar and Pine streets.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Broadway
Nassau
Cedar and
Pine Streets
Equitable Building Ground Expected to Yield Higher Rents
Valued at about 15 million dollars, the Equitable site in downtown New York is described as possibly the world's most valuable parcel. The old building yielded around 2 percent, the current 4 percent, and officials expect the new tower to generate much more for the society. No trouble is anticipated renting the offices in the monster structure.
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New York
Equitable
P S C Record For Year Albany July First
The Public Service Commission 24 District completed a year in office in Albany. It has 8 corporations under its jurisdiction and passed upon 1050 matters. The former State Board of Railroad Commissioners and State Commission of Gas and Electricity handled 350 questions last year. Two issues unsettled are the 2 cent a mile railroad fare and interchangeable mileage books. Commission expenses were about 270000, with the Railroad Board spending 103000 paid by railroads.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Commission
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
State Commission of Gas and Electricity
Commission of Gas and Electricity
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Whalen Files Report On New York State Departments
James S. Whalen Secretary of State filed a report with Governor Hughes detailing the first six months of the year. Automobile department receipts fell about 80 while registrations declined about 200, but chauffeurs licenses rose to 5247 from 5191.
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Albany
James S. Whalen
Hughes
Department
Automobile Department
Motor
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Troy
Complaint Filed With Governor Over Hudson Champlain Pollution
Edward Hatch Jr of the New York Merchants Association filed a complaint with Governor Hughes protesting alleged pollution of the upper Hudson Valley Lake Champlain and tributaries by pulp mill waste. He notes five years of efforts to abate the nuisance via state action and contrasts it with racing gambling actions.
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Albany
Edward Hatch, Jr
New York Merchants’ Association
Executive Chamber
Hughes
Hudson Valley
Lake Champlain
Hateh
Hudson and
Champlain Valleys
Racing association reports expenses against anti racetrack bill
Albany July 1 President J Fitzgerald of the Brighton Beach Racing Association certified to the Secretary of State that the group spent 37 000 to oppose anti racetrack gambling legislation during this year's legislative session. Disbursements included Davies Stone Auerbach 2386 and 167 to W C Percy. Other filings show racing groups overall expenses near 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Co. J. Fitzgerald
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Davies
Btone & Auerbach
Frank 8. Black
E. P. Coyne
R. C. Cumming
W. C. Percy
Sunday Tribune Travel Ad Urges Prompt Subscriptions
A brief promotional note invites readers to secure the Sunday Tribune ahead of the Fourth of July travels. It emphasizes timely delivery and staying informed during holiday plans.
Fourteen Navy Officers Retired Under Board Action
The voluntary retirements in the navy totaling fourteen allowed the rear admirals to forgo a formal weeding out. Nine captains are among those retiring, with promotions expected for many. Captains Perkins Porter Dyer Bartlett Morrell Robinson Deniy Peters Eaton and others are named. Also listed are several commander and other officer moves and ship movements including the Octopus submarine commissioning at Newport.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Naval
Cers
Charles P. Perkins
Thecodoric Porter
George L. Dyer
Charles W. Bartlett
Henry Morrell
John M. Robinson Ebert CC. Deniy
George H. Peters
Will * Eaton
Horace — Varrison
Percival Werlich
John L. Gow
Harry Hall
James G. Doyle
Oni
May Tow Destroyers
San Francisco dispatch reports armored cruisers California Tennessee and Washington sailing for San Diego towing torpedo destroyers Preble Perry and Farragut to test cross Pacific mobility. Auxiliary vessels Panther Yankton Arethusa sail for Honolulu while Relief Culgoa Glacier relay wireless messages to keep fleet in contact with the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Tennessee
Washington
San Diego
Preble
Perry
Farragut
Pacific
Orient
Panther
Yankton
Arethusa
Honolulu
Relief
Culgoa
Glacier
Phillippines
Blue and Brown Armies Bivouack Near Watertown Siege
Pine Camp New York July 1 Bivouacked Blue and Brown armies plan to break the siege of Watertown. Browns move from Ogdensburg to relieve the besieged city while Blue forces prepare to interrupt them at Springs Cross Roads at daybreak. Heat drives some troops to retire from morning maneuvers.
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Pine Camp
N. Y
Blue
Brown
Great Bend
Sterlingville
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Springs
No Vacation at Frankford Arsenal Feeds U S Ammo
Philadelphia July 1. The Frankford Arsenal did not close for vacation due to large orders for small arm ammunition. For the first time since 1888, a 3000 worker force operates day and night, producing a million cartridges in three days for government practice use.
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Philadelphia
Frankford Arsenal
Sunday Tribune Neatly Organizes Local News Deliveries
Readers are urged to arrange weekly pickup with their local newsdealer upon arrival, ensuring timely access to the Sunday Tribune. The notice emphasizes smooth distribution and consistent readership.
Italy Moves Against Black Hand In America
Italy vows to curb Black Hand outrages in the United States with a coordinated plan led by Raffaele Palizzolo a former Italian deputy now in New York He will organize committees among Italian Americans and employ an Italian Secret Service corps of detectives to monitor emigrants and suppress crime.
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Italy
America
Raffaele Palizzolo
Italian Chamber of Deputies
New York
Palizzolo
Americag
Italian Secret Service Corps
Boat Delivers Tribunes to Island Readers at Dawn
The Tribune notes efforts to provide early delivery to readers, ensuring copies reach breakfast time anywhere from city homes to summer resorts. It highlights availability at Block Island, Rhode Island, with daily and Sunday editions arriving by 7 o'clock.
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Daily
Sunday Tribune
Block Island
R. 1
Broadway Car Crash Kills Pedler and Injures Three
A Broadway surface car struck a pedler's wagon on 4th street yesterday killing Peter Fuchs age 53 of 603 East 14th street. Son Max Fuchs 26 suffered arm lacerations and internal injuries and was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. Also injured was Max Glanz 26 who received unspecified injuries.
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Pedler’s
4Th Street
Peter Fuchs
East 14Th Street
Max Fuchs
St. Vincent's Hospital
Max Glanz
Early New York papers reach Block Island by fast motor boat
David Rubin a Providence newsdealer brings New York and Boston papers to Block Island guests each morning. A 35 foot fast motor boat with 24 horsepower departs Stonington Conn at 5 a m and reaches Block Island by 7 a m delivering Tribune editions. From there Tribunes reach Newport Rhode Island at 7 30 a m and Narragansett Pier by 6 30 a m.
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New York
David Rubin
Providence
Boston
Block Island
Rubin
Stonington
Narragansett Pier
Fourth of July cheer for Swamp district children
More than two hundred youngsters from the Swamp district joined a patriotic celebration at Public School 180 Vandewater and Pearl streets organized by Julius R. Huth. Commissioner George Freifeld urged good citizenship and the band from St James Church led a parade around Printing House Square before cake and ice cream. The youngsters, though under eight, answered questions about public office confidently.
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Swamp
Vandewater
Pearl Streets
Julius R. Huth
Huth
Santa Claus
George Freifeld
Board of Education
St. James's Church
Printing House Square
Car Collision Kills One Man and Injures Three
On the North River wharf, a collision between a car and a wagon sent four men onto the street. Peter Fuchs was thrown twenty feet and died instantly. Simon Oronowitz and another victim were injured, and John Varley, the motorman, was arrested on a homicide charge in connection with the crash.
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Old
East 3d Street
Simon Oronowitz
North River
Peter Fuchs
Dr. Coffey
St. Vincent’s Hospital
de Cantillon
John Varley
East Sth Street
SEEKING NEW MANAGER FOR GOTHAM HOTEL
Carl Berger former Gotham manager vacated yesterday and Henry L Goodwin ran the hotel to midnight ready to hand it to the highest bidder. Indications point to leasing to Hotel Plaza management though bidders remain. Goodwin cites unsatisfactory past management and claims strong business despite no liquor license. Justice Blanchard denied two receivership motions in Supreme Court. earlier Henry Kelly Jr and Theodore Schmallholz & Som secured default judgments against Gotham for debts. Metropolitan Life holds a 2 million dollar mortgage on Gotham. Knickerbocker Trust also holds a mortgage and may back Hotel Plaza if it runs Gotham. E R Grabow linked.
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Carl Berger
Hotel
Gotham
Henry L. Goodwin
Plaza
Goodwin
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Henry Kelly, Jr
Hotel Gotham Company
Theodore Schmallholz & Som
Metropolitan “Life Insurance Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Knickerbocker Company
Hotel Plaza
E. R. Grabow
Ainslie & Grabow
Boston
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3D United States Cavalry
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Mississippi
Equitable Life
P. S.C
Whalen Files
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Focal Newsdealer
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Fisk
ARMY
Charles M’k. Saltzman
Signal Corps
Army Signal School
Fort Leavenworth
John A. Clark
Fort Oglethorpe
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Alaska
Louis H. Hanson
Seattle
Jay W Grissinger
Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Egbert
Ferdinand Schmitter
Hollis C. Clark
Army War Col
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Chauncey I. Fenton
Coast Artillery Corps
Atlantic Pistol Competion
Fort Niagara
Clarence 0. Sherrill
Engineers
James W. Dawes
Srabs G. Lawton
19Th Infantry
K. Malpine
Norfolk
A. J. Hepburn
Dubuque
Naval Academy
H. C. Dinger
Bureau of Steam Engineering
D. M. Wood
E. B. Walker
Bee
L. ¢. Davis
Navy Department
Marietta
Idaho
Guantanamo
Whipple
Hull
Colon
Hampton Roads
Mare Island
Chicago
New London
Octopus
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Auxiliary Fleet
Denver
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Pueblo
Union Pacific & North- Western
Missouri River
Colorado
R. M. Johnson
Tiel
the Evening Post
Frompt Delivery
the Nation Press
Evening Post- Building
Tel
Cortlandt
Vesey Street
BOAT
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Fourto
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Sovas
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